Watches at Crouse-Tex Drug Co and local notices
See the new Ladies and Mens Wrist Watches at Crouse-Tex Drug Co Polk County represented by three at the women's annual convention of women’s project work in Kearney. Mrs. Hahn spoke as Polk County chair. Grace Starns hosted in Humboldt. Willis Radio Shop at Gaible Store. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson visited Albion. Worming pigs and chicks with P T Z and Awi Ton powder sold by Crouse-Tex. Mrs. Robert MacCormick and sons visited from Malvern. Gamble Store advertising. D B Hulquest and Wm DeLand families visited Wahoo with Ce cil DeLand and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Polk ‘County
Womans Project
Kearney
Lloyd Hahn
Polk
Alvin Burke
George Stever
Stromsburg
Hahn
Polk County
Grace Starns
Humboldt
I. Coons
Willis
Gaible
Wayne Anderson
Ray Whiting
Albion
Crouse-Tex Drug Company
Robert MacCormick
Bob
Jack
Malvern
Iowa
A. J. Chantry
Willis Radio
Gamble Store
D. BL Hulquest
Wm. DeLand
Wahoo
Cecil DeLand
Osceola Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Osceola residents host relatives from Dorchester Lincoln and Ogden Utah while neighbors attend funerals, weddings, and graduations in nearby towns. Army medical corps Captain Murray Crouse reports promotion in Japan as local families plan summer travels to Canada and the west coast.
Local ads and family notices fill Osceola column
Community notes list garden sprays sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co and a long parade of visitors and celebrations. Marlene Meister's first communion honored with relatives from Fremont Monroe Petersburg and Valpariso while Delores Meister birthday and Father’s Day gatherings appear. Moving plans for Lester Anderson to Osceola and barber shop opening noted. Dr John LeMar injured eye improves. funeral for Mrs Issac Janings. many visits and birthdays from Lincoln Lincoln guests to Osceola recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Tex Drug CO
Lawrence Meister
Marlene
Lillian Urban
Fremont
Francis Urban
Monroe
Delbert Urban
Petersburg
C. J. Meister
Bellwood
Vern Cook
Leo
Rising City
Clarence Krafka
Ronald Krafka
Valpariso
Amnie Smith
Columbus
Joe Havelena
David City
Ray Janak
Bruno
Delores Meister
Elmer Pehrson
Fred Randell
Gus Hartel
James
Fred Dunn
Esther Herrmann
Lincoln
John Herrmann
Dwight Bush
Beverly
John LeMar
Fargo
North Dakota
Omaha World-Herald
W. S. Smith
Wallace
Gordon
Nebr
Osceola
Mr. Smith
Clyde Smith
W. J. Smith
Howard Crouse
Glendale
California
Sam
Lloyd Crouse
George Ballenger
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Delmar McFadden
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Bobbie Sox
R. C. A. Victor
Betty Crocker
Irons
Johnson’s South Side
York, Nebraska
York
The
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Nebraska
Wesley Parks
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Roy Parks
Lee Snodgrass
R. O. Peterson
Peterson
Naval Reserve
Missouri
Norfolk
Virginia
Boston
Silver Creek
Walter Kirtley
Nebraska City
S. A. Snider
Don Byers
G. C. Fonda
Pegey
Grand Island
Alvin Anderson
Ogden
Utah
John S. Anderson
Murray Crouse
Army Medical Corps
Japan
T. Crouse
Leonard Inness
Oscar Decker
S. J. Ubank
Edward Carlson
Omaha
Frank Snider
Ernest Campbell
John Hosak
Harry Stena
Geo. Carlson
W. Donnelly
Genoa
American Legion Auxiliary
Lutheran Church
Clarks
Homer E. Hartson
June
Los Angeles
W. E. Snider
Hartson
Nevada
Wm. F. Berck
Brodie Meter Co
Berkley
Calif
Chicago
Clara Berck
Elton Berck
Rebekah Kensington
George Locke
Glen Waters
Rochester
Minnesota
Waters
Bill Walters
Kenneth Smith
Blair
Carl Johnson
Bert Smith
Donald Malek
Blaine Malek
Norman Warwick
C. W. Warwick
Carman
Cherie Clements
F. T. Anderson
DeLoss Buchholz
Matthew Young
Denver
Joleen Johnson
Rudy Grestang
Death Plains
Illinois
Buchholz
Martin Seniour
H. S. Eklund
Joan and
Gregg
W. H. Fulwider
Arthur Morrill
Canada
Doctor
Joan
Mr. Farmer
Pel
Cudahy
VEAL
Sunkist
Florida
Perfex
Speedway
del Monte
KNOX
DUFF
Garvey
Jorge Bartlett
Vieeginia Dar
Nrfssing
Crisco
Garth’s
Borden
HEINZ
Ivanhoe
Sturgeon Bay
Ivanho
Nashs’ Coffee
Maxwell Coffee
Pound
Hershey
Wheaties
Anna Johnson
Madison
O. F. Coons
Issac Janings
Geneva
W. J. Herrmann
Lois Chantry
University
Samson
CLARK
Kepner’s of Osceol
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