District 54 By Mrs. Bill Imhoff
Mrs Helen Wamsley of Denver is visiting here staying at her farm. Local residents visit relatives attend a wedding and funeral services with extended family ties and weekend gatherings across several Nebraska towns.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
5
Mrs Helen Wamsley of Denver is visiting here staying at her farm. Local residents visit relatives attend a wedding and funeral services with extended family ties and weekend gatherings across several Nebraska towns.
Schipporeit attended the Lutheran Church at Pender. Richard Schiporeit is described as a nephew of Mrs. John Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincent and family were Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Retta Hurd in Clarks. Carl Lamm and Mrs. Lamm from St. Libory visited Mrs. Gilbert Hinkle and Mr. Hinkle for Sunday dinner. Joe Imm, Paul, and family joined the Heineke picnic at Stromsburg park on Sunday. Elmer Benson and Mrs. Nellie Benson were callers Monday. Mrs. Elmer Benson left Wednesday for California for her niece’s wedding. Darlene Hinkle attends a camp near Hardville this week. The Vincent family celebrated a birthday Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vincent.
Little Wayne Weber of Ralston stayed in the August and Morris Jean homes from Thursday to Sunday as his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weber traveled to Butte for a wedding.
Valley and Osceola residents attended the Dake reunion at Osceola Park on Sunday. The day featured numerous calls on Christianna Sarow, dinners with Mrs. M D Strong, bridge at Mrs Burritt’s, and multiple visits to York and Lincoln homes. Reflecting events include a 4-H tour to Grand Island, a Kitchever afternoon honoring a Omaha bride to be, and a Silver Jubilee Mass for Rev Edward Jaworowski in Sutton.
Church services at ten o clock. Wednesday evening guests in the Carl Richter home were Mr and Mrs Don Richter and family and Mr and Mrs Art Richter and family. The evening lunch was homemade ice cream and cake. Miss Joyce Richter left from Lincoln for Los Angeles California after spending her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Richter. Mrs Lee Campbell of Osceola spent Friday in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Lyle Cockle were Sunday afternoon coffee guests of Mr and Mrs Aaron Carlson of Stromsburg. Mr and Mrs Charles Bowen and daughter Diane from Ottawa IH and Mrs Rosco Crum bliss of Lincoln were Thursday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Max Lott. Sunny evening guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Bond were Mr and Mrs Elmer Gleim of Stromsburg. Mr and Mrs Arnold Gill were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Peter Kopke were Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Kopke of Osceola. Other guests were Mr John Kopke and Henry of David City and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Voss and children of Seward. man were Tuesday night guests of Mr and Mrs Darold Hoffman. Mr and Mrs Raymond Beebe were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Beebe of Rising City. Monday afternoon coffee guestsing and Goldy were Mr and Mrs Raymond Dobson.
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