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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
4
A fresh stock of Sheaffer Pens and Pencils arrived at Crouse-Tex Drug Co for Father's Day. Dr and Mrs Victor Herrmann and their son from Los Angeles arrived Sunday for a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Herrmann.
An article notes gambles offer batteries suitable for all cars and tractors, emphasizing versatility and broad applicability for farming and automotive needs.
Miss Joan Wallace has spent a week with her parents Dr. and Mrs. O. O. Wallace following nurses training in Omaha. She returned to the city Sunday and will receive care at St. Joseph's Hospital.
A breezy Johnsons promotion invites readers to enjoy a good electric fan. Firemen announce their regular monthly meeting, scheduled for next Thursday, June 24 at 8:00 p.m. The notice emphasizes the clock as the deadline for responses or actions.
The notice promotes Hardings Ice Cream Roll as a dessert solution available at Crouse-Tex Drug Co, signaling a product sale in a local drugstore.
The County Judge issued licenses last week to Richard J. Hiemer and Doris L. Suddarth of Shelby, to Roger L. Cline of Auburn and Bess A. Ray of Shelby, and to Lois Chantry of Osceola and William Skog of Lincoln. Next Sunday is Father’s Day.
Mr and Mrs Paul Englehardt and Shirley of Corpus Christi Texas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse and Miss Lydia Englehardt in Osceola and with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Bond at Gresham They were en route to Alberta Canada to attend the National Convention of the insurance company Mr Englehardt is employed They plan an extensive six to eight week trip and expect to return via California to visit relatives.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co announces its main business. Mike Shada files a notice of change of address to Laramie Wyoming where he attends the State University.
Mrs. I. J. Merrick hosts house guest Mrs. Alice Reid of Everett Washington. Mrs. Reid is known in Osceola as former Miss Alice Merrick, with plans to visit and be remembered by many locals.
Mr and Mrs Ed Almstrum visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Almstrum at Kearney on Sunday and met their two weeks old granddaughter. The product is sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co and is described as leaving no odor after washing.
Mr and Mrs J H Wheatley of Los Angeles arrived for an extended visit with their daughter Mrs Lawrence Bowe and family. They attended a family reunion at the Albert Crossant home Sunday. Crouse Tex Drug Co sells D B T Fly Spray liquid and powder for milk cows and stock cattle.
Mr and Mrs E D Schnasse and Gregg from Lincoln were guests Sunday in the E A Schnasse home visiting with the Paul Englehardt family from Corpus Christi Texas.
Community tidbits cover store highlights at Steeple's and Kepner's and local visits from Mrs. D. T. Kelley and families. The Platte Valley Saddle Club reorganizes and election details are noted. A Polk County legal notice seeks heirs and court action over Nell Pheasant Mills estate with July hearing.
A traveler outlines a multi week vacation with time set at Lake Rosseau in Ontario Canada and visits to other points of interest along the route.
Liven up late summer projects with Johnsons wiring deals for home and farm needs. Kepners offers luggage for summer vacation as part of seasonal promotions.
The State of Nebraska informs all interested parties that the executor has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution of Stella C Anderson’s estate. A hearing to determine heirship and distribution, and to discharge the executor, is set for July 9, 1948 at 10:00 A M. Dated June 14, 1948. Substitute County Judge. June 17, 24, July 1.
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