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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1955

Page

5

Jones Branting Reunion Held in Osceola Hall

The fifth annual Jones and Branting reunion met Sunday June 12 in Odd Fellows Hall Osceola due to bad weather. Fifty four attended including O F Branting who was ill. A chicken dinner followed by coffee cake and ice cream closed the gathering with many Jones and Branting relatives listed from Osceola Franklin Stromsburg Omaha Hordville and nearby towns.

Jones and Branting Odd Fellows Hall Osceola O. F. Branting Norwood Creckpaum Omaha Orville Jones Franklin Nebr Mrf ¥i Herman Jones Earl Jones Edwin Jones Myron Jones Dave Jones Carolyn Walter Jones Joyce Paul Jones Ralph Jones Ricky Raymond Branting Medy Branting H. B. Branting DeAnn Kk. D. Branting Stromsburg Edd Markin Carl Calvert Norwood Creekpaum Donald Bankson Hordville

1956 Reunion Set for Buckley Park Stromsburg

The reunion will be held on the second Sunday in June at Buckley Park in Stromsburg. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Ralph Jones Osceola and Mrs. Donald Bankson of Hordville.

Buckley Park Stromsburg Ralph Jones Osceola Donald Bankson Hordville

FCDA Recommends Seven Day Emergency Food and Water

The Federal Civil Defense Administration urges families to maintain a seven day reserve of food and water for home defense against nuclear attack. Acting FCDA welfare director Theodore M. Willcox says the longer shelter time reflects new information about larger weapons and hydrogen bomb fallout. He notes fallout could require shelter from a few days to a week depending on radiation intensity.

Federal Civil Defense Administration Theodore M. Willcox Fcda Welfare Office Willcox

Plans for Home Emergency Shelters and Supplies

FCDA urges households to store seven days of food and essential items in tin or glass containers and sturdy packaging. Kits should include a battery radio first aid kit soap blankets and other necessities kept in the shelter area. Rotate supplies to maintain freshness for potential evacuation.

FCDA Willcox

Osceola social notes include guests and visits

Jeannine Heckman visits grandmother Mrs. Anna Appleton in Polk. Delmar and Delmar McFadden visit Omaha. Robert and Roger Dinges undergo Osceola Hospital surgery. Barbara Klingman visits Newman Grove. Marian Inness visits aunt Mrs. Del Harsh in Lincoln. Ansel and wife Lindquist spend evening with the Bahr couple. Lee Johnson hosts Lon Danhauer family in Central City. Don Cerny and daughters visit Mrs. Rose Swan in Columbus. Dad’s Day gifts teased at Steeples. Oscar Jones family picnic at Buckley Park Stromsburg.

Jeannine Heckman Anna Appleton Polk Delmar McFadden Omaha Robert Roger Rose Dinges Osceola Hospital Barbara Klingman Newman Grove Marian Inness del Harsh Lincoln Ansel Lindquist Wm. Ba

Wagons Haunt a Man in a Quirky Morning

A man struggles to rest from a cold as wagons and disrupted kids invade his quiet morning. He frets over his unruly household, ends up dealing with crashed toys, and confronts the humorously chaotic domestic scene before heading to work.

Polk News Highlights Local Events From Polk Area

The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 130 pints of blood, meeting the 130 quota with nine donors rejected. Local residents networked for travel to Estes Park Colorado with Sondra Hill gaining summer employment. Scouts hosted a three day camp near Clarks led by Gerald Stevens and others. Obituaries note N E McNeely's passing. several residents visit California for graduations. Business transfers include Brauer Funeral Home sale to Sam Wall and Don Kipp. Polk Women's Club sponsors 5 am chimes at the Methodist Church daily.

Red Cross Polk Glenn Hill Sheralee Sondra Irvin Anderson Estes Park Colorado Sondra Hill Ed Widga Clarks Gerald Stevens Dick Gustafson John Nyberg Frank Fossburg Wallace Sandell Chauncey Gustafson Omaha Becky Rae Carl Carlstrom Stromsburg Fullerton N. E. McNeely Ed Larson Gloria Adelson Los Angeles Whittier Calif University of Southern California Gloria Fred Edward Larson Lyle Lampshire Sam Wall Hampton Brauer Funeral Home H. G. Brauer Donald Kipp Peterson Brauer Leo Wurtz Shelley Ramsey Wayne Ramsey Polk Women’s Club

Andrew E Swanson dies at 71 in Stromsburg

Andrew E Swanson, 71, died Friday at Stromsburg Hospital after a ten day illness. Born in St. Edward he lived in Polk for 40 years as a farmer then a carpenter and mason. Survivors include wife Alma, four children Edwin San Jose CA Alvin San Gabriel CA Mrs Lloyd Carlson Arlington VA and Mrs Rolland Swanson Stromsburg. One sister Minnie Christenson Genoa and five brothers Oliver Gilbert Fred Leonard of St. Edward and Emil of Albion. Funeral Monday at the Baptist Church in Stromsburg.

Andrew E. Swanson Stromsburg Hospital St. Edward Polk Alma Edwin San Jose Calif Alvin San Gabriel Lloyd Carlson Arlington Virginia Rolland Swanson Stromsburg Minnie Christenson Genoa Oliver Gilbert Fred Leonard Emil Albion the Baptist Church

Osceola Hospital and local visit notes

Wilfred Bernt Mrs Garret Mentink O F Branting and Ed Croisant listed as medical patients at Osceola Hospital this week. Carl Bowman also admitted earlier, returning home Monday morning. Local residents visiting include Mr and Mrs Jack Malek on a three week eastern states trip and Mr and Mrs Walter Bonne with children from Fremont.

Wilfred Bernt Garret Mentink O. F. Branting Ed Croisant Osceola Hospital Jack Malek Walter Bonne Fremont Mattie Davis Carl Bowman M. F. Trued Topeka Kansas Axel Anderson Dewey Olson Gresham Linda James John Fintel Lewis Ward Grand Island Osceola Lulu Ward

Local visits mark Pueblo woman’s vacation plans

Mrs. Donald Evans of Pueblo Colorado spends two weeks on vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferris. Mrs. Mark Timm and Mrs. A J Manthey visited the Bob Apstine family at Wilber on Sunday.

Donald Evans Pueblo, Colo Bill Ferris Mark Timm A. J. Manthey Wilber On

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