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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
5
Reading notices and paid notices appear in the Osceola Record. A sale bill by Loui Scholz is advertised for next week. Perry N. Sapp is editor and publisher and the notice notes subscription rates for Nebraska and outside Nebraska.
Mrs Myron Jones expresses sincere thanks to all who remembered her during hospitalization and after returning home. She says their kindness will always be remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Johnson with families spent Wednesday evening with the Lundstroms. Luther Leaguers from Osceola Stromsburg and Swede Home picnicked at Buckley Park. Various visits marked by birthday anniversaries and congregational photo plans set for Sunday June 20. several others hosted dinners in Osceola Columbus and Omaha regions.
District No 54 reports 5000 attendees at the White Horse Show in Napier s Nebraska. Jack White services Silver Creek Route 2 mail. Myron Ward takes vacation. John Carson recovering from hospitalization. Lloyd Sutton and C M Mustard families visit. Mrs Gagen 87 arrives from Alberta for two week visit. 4 H Club meets at Dee Hastings home with sixteen enrolled boys.
Dinges Produce markets Nutrena feeds for chicks with mash described as crumblized and priced at 5.75 dollars per 100 units. The notice emphasizes ready-to-use feed options for poultry.
The third meeting of the Willing Workers 4-H Club was held with Marcia and Tandra Than tre Friday afternoon. Most girls had their lunch cloths and napkins made. The next meeting will be at the Carman home with Jocelyn Imm assisting near Marquette. Local residents and visitors noted a hail storm path with crop damage including wheat and oats.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Watts and family visited Mr and Mrs Keith McMeekin and Terry in Shelby on Friday. Arvid Peterson and Vera of Hinckley Minnesota stay with Irvin and Vera Grossnicklaus and Bob. Glen Hendrickson and family joined Lincoln auto races as Anna Styscal spent the day. Rudolph Mangelsen and family visited David City. Howard McKeag joined young Methodist group attending the Sub- event.
Greens Chapel WSCS will meet June 24 with Mrs. Irvin Keil and Mrs. Rolland Beatty as hosts. The piece notes social visits and meals among locals including D. E. Powell, Henry Olson, Dan E. Olson, Will Hanna, C. W. Hennings, Ralph Radley, Everett Loveman, Patty and Judy, and Nina Burke arriving from Kearney with three, detailing a sequence of Sunday and Thursday gatherings and overnight guests.
Marquette visitors spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Burke. Numerous relatives travel from Osceola Stapleton Denver Benedict and Benedict to join picnics and a Burke family reunion at Buckley Park. Lincoln races draw Kenneth Hollister Willard Hollister Knerr and Ansel Lindquist.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Green Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wiggams and baby and Bill Reiling of York and Robert Reiling of Benedict were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Swan Larson.
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