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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
4
The City Council issues an order permitting sale or discharge of fireworks before July 1 while outlining local regulations and compliance requirements for residents and vendors.
Mrs L W Johnson of Johnson Apparel Shop serves as fashion frock representative while Mr and Mrs James Bolton and Mary Ann from Lincoln visit Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett.
The notice urges readers to buy fireworks now at Crouse-Tex Drug Co and store them for pickup on July 1. The item mentions Mr and Mrs Harold Sayles and their sons visiting Grand Island to spend Sunday with Harold's mother Mrs Amelia Sayles.
Mr and Mrs Ed Bonne and Mr and Mrs L L Iler traveled to Clarks for a Sunday visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Dave Wilson. Mrs Nancy Hartman, who had stayed three weeks, returned with the Osceola group for a stop in the Iler home.
If your milk cows are bothered with flies Dr Hess New Fly Spray especially for milk cows will do the job. Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Miss Doris Wieseman of Lincoln spent Sunday with Mrs Viola Wieseman. Wesley Chapel Club met June 16 at Ella Koehler home with Anna Rech of David City and Lulu Pickett assisting. Iola Schmoker led the program. bingo was played. The club plans its annual picnic for members and families on Sunday June 27 at Osceola park. bring a basket dinner and utensils.
Farmers urged to treat pasture cattle for flies with DDT powder from Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Two sprayings are said to reduce fly trouble and help cattle gain weight.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Whitney and their sons from Kansas City called on Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett on Wednesday during their trip to Fullerton for a visit.
Professor J. I. Dowie of Luther College of Wahoo and Dean Sodei were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Martha Walgreen.
Mrs Mildred Snodgrass and Larry travel to Lincoln Omaha and Iowa with Ramona Walgreen filling in at the Gas Office during Mrs Snodgrass absence.
Gambles offers bicycles tricycles scooters wagons and roller skates in a public sale. Shoppers can browse a range of riders and gear advertised with low prices and seasonal discounts.
Mr and Mrs P B Campbell traveled to Rochester New York last Wednesday for their son Crawford Campbell’s graduation from the Music Conservatory. He earned distinctive honors in the ceremony.
Keep your chicks healthy and growing by worming them now with Salsburys or Dr Hess flock worming powder. Sold at Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Mary Gaile Sigler is in Lincoln at present time having been appointed assistant in the theatre work of the speech department for the annual All-State activities.
Among those from afar at Mrs. Hattie Irland's funeral in Coleridge Neb were Everett Clemmer and Marion Clemmer of Fremont and Ogden Utah, Harry Irland of Ponoka Canada, Speggel Gillmor Wilkerson and Wilkerson families from Coleridge, plus Edith Rogers of Grand Island and others from Hamburg Iowa Vale Valley Iowa Milwaukee Wisconsin and Milwaukee and Valley residents attended.
Relatives and Ridge neighbors enjoyed a Sunday evening at the Joe Schott residence to celebrate the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Schott. The note highlights good lighting and lamp advertising from Westinghouse Lamps at Johnsons.
George Koehler Jr of Hayward California visits relatives nearby. Crouse-Tex Drug Co main business is filling doctors prescriptions with pure drugs.
The Pleasant Corner Farm Bureau held its regular meeting Monday night at E. A. Hedlund home. Rain forced the lawn party indoors with Claire Wolfe, editor of the Union Farmer, as the main speaker of the evening.
Local ad notes affordable electric fans from Johnson's, inviting shoppers to beat the heat with reliable cooling. The brief emphasizes comfort and value with quick purchase options at the store.
Gregg Eklund Herman Anderson Jack Schott Bob Peterson and Leland Peterson returned Saturday from Boy Scout Camp at Cedar Bluffs. Neela Dunn hosted the Maple Leaf Club at her home on Thursday assisted by Mrs. Harry McCauley.
Mrs. Elsie Cole travels to Lincoln on Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cole and their daughter.
Miss Esther Herrmann of Lincoln came Saturday to be with her parents Reverend John Herrmann and his wife during the weekend. Mr and Mrs Bud Ewell of Omaha and Buddy Ewell of Missouri Valley were guests at dinner with the Morris Richards family Sunday. Buddy remained in Osceola visiting until Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs John G Aden and their son of Rising City visited the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Herrmann Sunday evening.
Fern Teegerstrom daughter of Albert Teegerstrom of Greens Chapel married Stanley Cook of York Sunday afternoon June 20 at five o clock. Rev G A Randall officiated at his home in the city.
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