Strawberries Fruit Well Sold This Season In Local Area
Strawberry growers in this section report busy harvests and strong demand. The berries are as large as last year and overall quantity appears about the same as in previous seasons.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
4
Strawberry growers in this section report busy harvests and strong demand. The berries are as large as last year and overall quantity appears about the same as in previous seasons.
Mr and Mrs John E Knight of Lincoln announce the birth of a baby daughter Kristine Louise at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. Mrs Knight is the former Ruth Bintz of this city.
Local ad from DINGES PRODUCE promotes Nutrena feed for growing chicks priced at five dollars and seventy five cents per one hundred units. The brief notice emphasizes available feed and product name without extra details.
Benzine Hexathloride for all kinds of swine skin trouble are sold by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs E A Gustafson of York were dinner guests on Wednesday of last week with Mr and Mrs Morris Richards.
Mrs Edith Heilman spent Friday night with her daughter in Huskerville and attended the Open Air Theatre opening in Lincoln. She and family also spent Saturday morning in Waverly to care for their cemetery lot there.
Bold guarantee from Crouse Tex Drug Co promises the best Dr Hess New Improved Fly Spray. Readable ad copy stresses efficacy and reliability for household use.
Tom Ball visits Lincoln on Saturday for the annual Boys State program as a representative of his local Legion Post.
Dwight Bush drove to Nebraska City last Thursday to bring Mrs Bush and his daughters home after their visit there.
Mr and Mrs C W Warwick traveled to Lincoln on Monday for the university commencement. Their daughter Marjorie, a College of Nursing graduate, will continue work at the Omaha hospital until fall.
The Crouse Tex Drug Co main business fills prescriptions with pure drugs for customers.
Joanne Claire Wallace, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. O O Wallace, earned her Graduate Nurse Certificate from the St. Joseph Unit of Creighton University School of Nursing at June 3 commencement. She joined the Nurse's Sodality at Creighton as a student. Clare Boothe Luce delivered the address. Brand new Bathing Caps for all ages at Crouse Tex Drug Co.
For dessert take home a quart of Hardings Seal test Ice Cream or Sherbet. Plenty of ice cream available for picnics at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Mrs. Maurice VanHouten and her children from New Hampton Missouri visited here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Gissler and family, according to local society notes.
Mr and Mrs George Hruska and Drew of Omaha came back to their home Monday following a several days visit with Mrs Mary Cerny and family.
Advertisement notes extra money next fall by spraying pasture cattle with DDT powder and buying at Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Helen Newcomer arrived from Sunny Side California where she is supervisor of music in a grade school. Mr and Mrs Newcomer took her to Lincoln Monday to register for summer school. Mr Newcomer returned to Osceola Wednesday morning while Mrs Newcomer remained in Lincoln as guest of Mrs Ruth Deeds.
Mr and Mrs Dick Merrick of Clay Center announce the birth of a son on Sunday June 6 at Mary Lanning Hospital Hastings.
Miss Olive McBeth with Mrs. S D Evins of Stromsburg depart Thursday for San Francisco and California among Red Cross meeting duties and visits to relatives and friends.
Dick Millis, who has worked in Columbus for several months, departed last week to Blytheville Arkansas to join the advertising department of a daily newspaper.
A Ford launch event is announced for June 18 at Sigler Garage. The notice highlights the car debut and invites potential buyers to attend the showroom event.
Mr and Mrs E D Schnasse and Gregg of Lincoln visited the Schnasse home Tuesday en route to Lincoln after a brief vacation with Mrs Lytle of Polk and relatives at Ainsworth. Mr Schnasse plans to attend the university summer session and they were joined by Miss Lydia Engelhardt for a short stay in Lincoln.
Mrs Martin Roberts entertained the NBBO bridge club Friday night. Mrs R M McDonald won high prize, Mrs George Malek won traveling prize, and Mrs Dewey Sigler received the guest prize.
Just arrived at Johnsons the Emerson Falls 10 inch oscillating model. Limited stock expected as store shelves refill with new home improvement tool.
The Garden Club meets next Tuesday evening June 15 at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs G W Locke. The Stroms burg Club will be special guests with a program to be presented.
George F. Anderson and Bruce L. Anderson post a no trespassing warning on the farm property with a threat of prosecution for any violators.
A note of thanks expresses gratitude for cards gifts and flowers received during a hospital stay. The writer also thanks the Sisters for their thoughtfulness.
The 27th annual Larson-Boden picnic was held in Osceola park on Sunday June 6. Attendees included Mrs Ellen Reick Vernon and the Reicks of Primrose Gene Reick Elk City Helen Johnson Lincoln and many Larson and Boden family members from Stromsburg Osceola and nearby towns.
A notice notes KEPNERs offers luggage suitable for summer trips. Prices and selection details are listed for travelers planning a light, organized holiday.
Crouse sells Hog Cholera Blackley Erysi pelas Calf Scouts and many other series. The listing highlights a broad range of items available for purchase.
Mrs. Anna Johnson thanks friends and relatives for cards and personal visits while in the hospital and after returning home.
August Sean attends a custodian training program this week at Kearney, focusing on cleaning techniques and safety protocols. He will complete the course with certification eligibility.
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