Heitzmans Visit Lincoln For Alumni Activities
Mr and Mrs W S Heitzman visited Lincoln over the weekend to attend Alumni activities at the university and meet former classmates and friends.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs W S Heitzman visited Lincoln over the weekend to attend Alumni activities at the university and meet former classmates and friends.
Osceola hopes fade as Jer ome Gabriel spells good game with four hits allowed and 12 strikeouts. Placzek the Columbus pitcher holds a 5 0 lead through seven as Osceola falters on defense. Box scores note July Fourth reschedule and upcoming Osceola trips plus a hospital commencement reception and banquet details.
One of Greens Chapel's few weddings was solemnized at four o'clock Sunday June 5 1949 Miss Joyce Le Ann Hennings daughter of Mr and Mrs Orvylle R Hennings wed Melford F Carlson son of Mr and Mrs David Carlson of Stromsburg in a double ring ceremony Rev Marvin Garlock assisted by Pastor Thure Johnson The bride wore a white slipper satin gown created by her mother with matching gloves and a French illusion veil The bride carried a white orchid on a white Bible The maid of honor Ruth Aregood and junior maid Marybelle Hennings wore green taffeta and white lace with pink rosebud arm bouquets The bridesmaids Delores Harless Nancy Osborne Carol Jean Carlson and Helen Knight wore white embroidered sheer over pastel satin carrying colonial bouquets of carnations and roses The flower girls Betty Berck and Katheryn Ann Cox wore peach taffeta gowns with white lace and carried daisies
Mr and Mrs August Fischer attended the Alexian Brothers Hospital commencement on a Sunday afternoon in May with Mrs Charles Fischer and a daughter, noting Robert Fischer as a member of the graduating class.
The Tri County Christian Youth Mass Meeting is set for Sunday June 12 at 3 PM in the Osceola high school auditorium. Dr Earle W Wiltse will speak, with music by Central City band and Nebraska Central College soloists. Delegations from Polk Merrick and York districts will attend with quotas set for Osceola Polk and nearby counties.
The Platte Valley Saddle Club will depart Gardner Sunday June 19 at 12 20 and reach Silver Creek at 12 50 with a five minute stop to pick up letters. Director Harry McCauley sells envelopes accepted by carriers for sending letters to any continental United States. Marvin Carmichel and Harriet McCauley attended in place of the absent director.
The BUGS 4-H Club met at the Extension Office electing Carla Buchholz president Marlene Miller vice president Ann Marie Schott secretary and Phyllis Stratton news reporter. The group held a May 28 meeting at Marlene Miller’s home with six members and one mother present. They began a sewing lesson and discussed tools and materials. The next meeting is planned for June 18.
The Polk County Selective Service Local Board No. 75 transfers to the Columbus courthouse, Nebraska, with registration for Polk County residents handled there. Polk County board retains classification duties. County Judge L. M. Merrick of Osceola named registrar for Polk residents. The Columbus office operates 8:00 A M to 5:00 P M weekdays. Young men turning 18 may register at Merrick's office.
Miss Helen Johnson of Lincoln, Mrs. Albert Larson and Mrs. Ray Carlson spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Nellie Olson. Mrs. Lillian Lueck and Mrs. George Sullivan visited Mr. and Mrs. George B. Anderson on
A wedding dance event at States Ballroom Bee Nebr on Monday June 13 with music by Elmer Hall Orchestra. The notice lists date and venue details and notes a march at 9 00.
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