Firemen to Meet for Monthly Session This Thursday
The regular monthly meeting of the firemen is scheduled for Thursday evening at 8 00 p m. No further agenda details are provided in the report.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
4
The regular monthly meeting of the firemen is scheduled for Thursday evening at 8 00 p m. No further agenda details are provided in the report.
The Muse Theatre unveils a July 4 show at 7 30 p m featuring the adventure drama Tripoli with John Payne and Maureen O Hara in the lead roles.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rhoades and their family were dinner guests Sunday in the Maurice Scholz home.
In letters home Leonard Matheson chief petty officer in the Navy writes from Kwajalein now serving in the utilities division. Lt Rolland Randell left the states with the army for duty in Europe. MSgt Sheldon Bond departed for Camp Carson Colorado after a ten day furlough. Harold Grossnicklaus on furlough from Fort Campbell staying with his parents. Pfc Jack Wieseman to transfer July 7 to Chanute Field Illinois for sheet metal work with the Air Corps. Also a clearance sale of gents dress watches at Fellers Jewelry offering values up to 45 dollars for19 75 plus tax.
A Sunday night gathering at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. LeMar honored multiple family occasions. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. LeMar, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Roberts and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merrick and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieseman and daughters.
A reader urges Geo to take his car to Jerry Angle in York for brake refinishing, noting the estimate is cheaper than medical bills and potential lost pay from a longer ailment.
Mrs. P. C. Wieseman returned home Tuesday from a visit with Lincoln relatives and saw her twin great grandsons born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Marks for the first time.
Nickie Zedicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zedicher, is back home Friday following eye surgery at an Omaha hospital last Tuesday.
Dr. Hess Hogoyl promotes Benzene Hex as a sure cure for mange sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co. Jimmie Addi son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Addi of Los Angeles, once ill with leukemia, is now better and able to play.
Mr and Mrs George Johanns of David City joined the Ray Conrad family at Lake Pointsetta near Arlington South Dakota Sunday morning for a few days of fishing and report good fishing conditions.
Mr and Mrs Alex Mills join her parents Mr and Mrs Gallop of Lincoln for a ten day journey to Greeley Colorado on Tuesday to visit Mrs Mills brother.
A brief notice urging customers to drop off photographs and film at Crouse Tex Drug Co for processing and development. Emphasizes convenient location for quality photo work.
Mr and Mrs Ed Almstrom spent several days last week with their son Kenneth and family at Kearney and on their return home Friday stopped in Grand Island to see Mr and Mrs Ron nie Koehler.
Mr and Mrs Wm DeLand and Mr and Mrs D B Hulquest visited Wahoo Sunday and were entertained at the Cecil DeLand home for Tommy VelLand fifth birthday anniversary. Jerry DeLand returned home after visiting the Hulquests and Miss Erma DeLand of Omaha was present.
Nylon shades in new colors and sizes are on display at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Mr and Mrs W W Norton drove to Oklahoma City Saturday meeting E L Ingram and Mrs Ingram from Dallas who returned home with her husband. They were accompanied by her father W L Hayden who will stay in Dallas.
Mr and Mrs John Staroscik and Suzanne traveled to Teutopolis Illinois last week for the ordination of Father Sylvester Micek O F M nephew of Mr Staroscik Father Micek is the son of Mr and Mrs B L Micek of Columbus Captain and Mrs Al Kinder and two children from Mt Clemens Michigan joined the Staroscik party for a ten day Osceola visit upon return.
In light of ongoing rains farmers are urged to vaccinate swine against cholera. Crouse-Tex Drug Co. offers vaccination supplies and guidance for herd health.
Dr and Mrs F H Oberg and Mr and Mrs Rex Oberg with their son from Corpus Christi Texas visited Osceola Saturday to dine with old friends and stayed as guests of R M McDonald and family.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Campain and families joined Mrs Earl Miller Richard and Mr Mrs Wm Campain and guests for a Campain family picnic at North Central Park in Central City on Sunday. Attendees totaled 112 with visitors from across the state and Guy Campain of Sharpsburg Iowa.
Pastor Clarence Anderson and his twin daughters Janice and Joan and Miss Violet Anderson of Rockford Illinois spent a day at the home of Mr and Mrs Axel A Anderson before traveling to Colorado Springs for the Youth Conference.
Advice promotes using Salsburys Wormix powder to worm 8 week old chicks and keeping Ren-O-Sal tablets in their water for faster growth, attributed to Crouse-Tex.
A description recalls visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Campain and other relatives over the past week, detailing family gathering patterns without further context.
Osceola born businessman Harry Pike now of Springfield Illinois visited here recently stopping to greet old friends and recall local ties with Osceola during his Illinois sojourn.
Miss Phyllis Nelson of Lincoln visited Mary Ellen Warwick over the weekend. They attended the State Dental Assistants Picnic in David City on Sunday. Nelson is a former Osceola teacher.
Filling your doctor's prescriptions is Crouse-Tex Drug main business with two registered druggists in charge.
Mr and Mrs Phil B Campbell left this week for California to spend their vacation in Los Angeles with his brother Robert and at various other points.
Tony Swan and Ed Watts left Tuesday morning for Olathe Kansas to attend a Navy Reserve Training School for specialized instruction and practical drills.
For potato bugs and other garden pests you will find the right sprays and dusting powders at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
A group of relatives and friends from Clarks Rising City and Stromsburg visited the Guy Fox home this past week. The party included Mr. and Mrs. George Schmid Mr. and Mrs. William Dittmer and children Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris and family Mr. Ralph Gillette and family Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Fox and son DeWayne Hengeller Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmoker and Mrs. Homer Bollinger and daughter and Bollinger's motherregarding the visit.
Mr Basil Hangers and Mrs Basil Hangers of Denver and Mrs Joe Knards of Ravenna were weekend guests in the Tom Bohaty home.
T. J. Skidmore, 83, of Shelby, died suddenly Monday at his home while mowing the lawn. Services were held Thursday morning.
Mrs Phil Jacoby of Alton NL is visiting here with her mother Mrs A J Herrmann.
Mrs E A McKeeman received over a hundred birthday cards along with many gifts and five birthday cakes in honor of her birthday anniversary which occurred Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Crawford Campbell of Bozeman Montana spent several days here last week with his parents Mr and Mrs Phil B Campbell.
Mrs Bruce Berck of St Paul visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Rein Tuesday evening while her husband Bruce attended a National Guard meeting in Columbus.
The Patch Upon Patch Sewing Club met June 26 at 7:00 PM at Ann Marie Schott's home. All members attended except one. Minutes were approved. Members discussed work and took measurements for the next project. Meeting adjourned and a luncheon was served by the hostess and her daughter.
Riverside residents and relatives gathered for picnics and dinners across Sul ver Creek and nearby towns. Attendees included Gust Carlson and family, Joe Karges, Antone Osentowski, Eva Zelazny, John Voichaske, and Dennis Kirby with church activities noted at St Peters in Clarks. Community reunions occurred at Robert Carlson home and Kearney outings with multiple Carlson relations visiting from York and Lincoln areas.
Herbert D Ball, working with the Department of Roads and Irrigation at Albion during the summer, spent the weekend with Guy F Ball and Sally, according to local observations.
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