Carter Couple Observes 49th Anniversary Quietly
Sunday marked the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ed Carter observed at their west Shelby home due to Mr Carters health. Relatives and friends sent cards and messages and their children visited. The Carters moved from Polk county to Shelby in 1945 after long farm life. Osceola relatives announce the birth of Melanie Dianne to Mr and Mrs Maurice Island of Los Angeles California on February 6.
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Ed Carter
West Shelby
Mr. Carter
Mrs. Carter
Polk County
Osceola
Maurice Island
Los Angeles
California
Melanie Dianne
Worm Powder Promises Pallet Aid for Dented Goods
Crouse Tex Drug Co. promotes Salsbury's Worm Powder to help pallets not laying by worming them now for better storage outcomes.
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Salsbury
Crouse Tex Drug Co
Dreier of Lincoln Visits Osceola for Gamble Store Talk
Albert Dreier of Lincoln was a business visitor in Osceola on Tuesday. He and his wife operated the Gamble Store here for several years before moving to Lincoln about a year and a half ago.
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Albert Dreier
Lincoln
Osceola
Mrs. Dreier
Gamble
Wall Paper and Paint Selections From Crouse Tex Drug
Readable ad note highlights easy choices from Crouse Tex Drug showcasing a large stock of wallpaper and paint options for home decorating.
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Crouse Tex Drug
Birthday Dinner Honors Roy Frizzell at Cedric Finery Home
Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett attended a birthday dinner Sunday at the Cedric Finery home honoring Roy Frizzell. Guests included Mrs Dora Frizzell and Mr and Mrs Roy Frizzell of Silver Creek, Mr and Mrs Floyd Frizzell and sons, and Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell.
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Bruce Pickett
Cedric Finecy Home
Roy Frizzell
Dora Frizzell
Silver Creek
Floyd Frizzell and
Aden couple from Rising City visit Osceola Sunday
Mr and Mrs John Aden of Rising City visited Osceola on Sunday with Mrs P C Wiese man.
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John Aden
Rising City
Osceola
P. C. Wieseman
Alarm Clocks as low as $1.00 at Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Bargain alert as Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers alarm clocks starting at one dollar. Limited stock on select styles and sizes available at participating outlets.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Crossant in Stromsburg
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hanson helped her mother Mrs Edward Crossant of Stromsburg celebrate her birthday anniversary last Thursday evening in a family gathering.
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Lowell Hanson
Edward Crossant
Stromsburg
Crouse-Tex Drug Runs On Premption Filling
Crouse-Tex Drug centers its business on filling prescriptions with two registered pharmacists in charge.
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Crouse-Tex Drug
Malek Family Travels to Support Reservist Son-in-law
Mr and Mrs George Malek took their daughter Mrs E C Hamann to Omaha on Sunday then she flew to San Diego California to join her husband a reservist recalled to active duty They were joined by Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson and visited Mrs Don Malek and Michael at the Fred Stain home and with Mr Maleks sisters at Elkhorn
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George Malek
E. C. Hamann
Omaha
San Diego
California
City
Lee Johnson
Don Malek
Michael
Fred Stain
Mr. Malek
Elkhorn
Omaha visitors stay with Ball family this week
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lloyd and their sons from Omaha spent Saturday night with the Guy F Ball family. Mr. Lloyd left for Omaha Monday while Mrs. Lloyd and the boys stayed to visit through the week.
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Dale Lloyd
Omaha
Guy F. Ball
Mr. Lloyd
Mrs. Lloyd
Wiselys and Willis Visit Osceola for Weekend With Suffering Relative
Mr and Mrs Pat Wisely of Fremont and Mr and Mrs Al Willis with their sons of Grand Island visited Mrs Wm Wisely in Osceola over the weekend. She was taken to St Francis hospital Saturday for care.
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Pat Wisely
Fremont
al Willis
Grand Island
Osceola
Wm. Wisely
St. Francis Hospital
Dunns Return From West Coast Trip to Mexico
Mr and Mrs Fred J Dunn arrived home Saturday after months on the west coast They visited son Jimmy in California another son Rex in Portland Oregon and took a trip to Mexico and along the coast.
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Fred J. Dunn
West Coast
Jimmy
California
Rex
Portland
Oregon
Mexico
Free Enlargement With Film Develop at Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Mrs Edwin Buse was admitted to St Francis hospital Saturday evening for medical treatment.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Edwin Buse
St. Francis Hospital
St Andrews Food Sale Postponed to Saturday Afternoon
St Andrews Food Sale has been postponed to Saturday afternoon March 10 at Kepners.
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St. Andrews
St Andrew Holy Name Society Meets at Seberger Home
The St Andrew Holy Name Society met last Thursday evening at the Frank Seberger home with President Richard Gonka presiding. Gerald Henggeler served as secretary and Alfred Bernt as treasurer. Twenty members attended the meeting, which closed with social time after the business portion.
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St. Andrew Holy Name Society
Frank Seberger
Richard Gonka
Gerald Henggeler
Alfred Bernt
Warming your pigs with Hess P T Z powder
A brief notice recommends Dr Hess P T Z powder from Crouse-Tex Drug Co as an easy method to warm pigs.
Byers Family Weekend Guests In Wakefield Area
Dr and Mrs W L Byers and their son Paul of Wakefield visited the Sarah Byers and Don Byers homes this weekend also joined by Wm Byers Jr who teaches at Jauniata.
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W. L. Byers
Paul of
Wakefield
Wm. Byers, Jr
Jauniata
Sarah Byers
Don Byers
Deeds Family Visits Osceola This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ellis Deeds and family from Valley visited Osceola Sunday with his mother Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller.
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Ellis Deeds
Valley
Osceola
Ae Flossie Deeds
Roc Miler
Mrs. H S Eklund Leaves For Eastern Star Duties
Mrs. H S Eklund departed Sunday for the western part of the state for Eastern Star supervising work. Raymond Branting attended a Fri gidaire meeting in Omaha Tuesday.
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Raymond Branting
Omaha
Ladies surprise Mrs. Timm with lunch after social
A group of ladies cleverly staged a surprise for Mrs. C. R. Timm on Tuesday afternoon after a social visit. They served a lunch they had brought, with attendees including Mrs. P. C. Wiesenman, Mrs. Laura Hendrickson, Mrs. Kathryn Brazee, Mrs. Adam Herrmann, Mrs. E. A. Schnasse, Miss Lydia Englehardt and Mr. and Mrs. Will Herrmann.
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C. R. Timm
P. C. Wieseman
Laura Hendrickson
Kathryn Brazee
Adam Herrmann
E. A. Schnasse
Lydia Englehardt
Will Herrmann
Local Residents Travel and Family News
Dr. H S Eklund left Wednesday to take a short surgery course at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and will return Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Eveland and their Elmwood children visited her parents Mr and Mrs I D Huston on Sunday. Diabetic Foods Jellies Candy Gum Cookies are sold by Crouse.
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H. S. Eklund
University of Minnesota At
Paul Eveland
Elmwood
Mrs
I. D. Huston
Crouse Tex Drug Co
Meat Cookery Lessons Dominate T C Club Meeting
Ten members met at Mrs Don By ers Jr residence with one new member Mrs Gullberg joining. Mrs Evers presided as Farmers Day report was given and lessons for the coming year chosen. Each member named a secret sister and Mrs Harold Klingman led a Meat Cookery lesson. Lunch followed. Next meet March 21 at Mrs Calmar Herrmann home with Mrs Dale Frizzell teaching Meat Cookery.
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T. C. Club
Don Byers, Jr
Gullberg
Evers
Harold Klingman
Calmar Herrmann
Dale Frizzell
Shelby Neighbors Hosts and Hospital Notices
Local residents extend thanks for cards and care during hospital stay. Shelby area reports several hospital admissions and visits after accidents and illnesses, with movements to Omaha and Pearl Harbor plans. Notable mentions include Mrs Bitnauer, Louis Wagner, Kenneth Crooks, James Gonka, and Mrs Thelen family events.
Local Social Notes From Clatonia And Shelby
Mrs. Harry Heiliger returned to Clatonia after a visit with Mr. Heiliger. In Shelby the Heiligers stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Duren. Sunday dinner guests at Raymond Grossnicklaus’ home included Mrs. Margaret Fillinger, Mrs. Ruth Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carpenter. Mrs. Ogal Miller underwent surgery at Shelby hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John McMeekin and daughter Janet of Lincoln visited Mrs. Kate Blake in Shelby Sunday. Sunday visitors at Mrs. Anna Seberger’s in Shelby included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Seberger and family of Meade, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tschauner and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tschauner of Columbus.
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Harry Heiliger
Clatonia
Neb
Heiliger
Shelby
John McMeekin
Janet
Lincoln
Kate Blake
Anna Seberger
Lawrence Seberger
Meade
Walter Tschauner
Carl Tschauner
Columbus
Fort Riley Visit and Local Household Travels
Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Smith and daughter Joan visited Robert Smith of the U S Army stationed at Fort Riley Kansas Saturday. Ben Clotes of Rising City and Lynn Snider returned home after short Shelby visits with relatives and friends in CheyenneWyoming Sunday evening.
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Ben Clotes
Rising City
Paul R. Smith
Joan
Fort Riley
Kansas
Robert Smith
U. S. Army
Lynn Snider
Cheyenne
Wyo
Shelby
J. L. Peterson
US consumes over a billion pounds of fish yearly
The United States uses more than a billion pounds of fish and fishery products for food each year, reflecting a large demand in domestic markets and dietary patterns.
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United States
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Polk
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W. H. Kuntzelman
Monique Kuntzelman
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Fellers
Haven Smith
Chappel, Nebraska
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Peoria
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