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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
2
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Ice Capades 1954 brings Donna Atwood Bobby Specht and stars like Sonya Kaye Helen Davidson Rosemary Maxson to Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha April 2 through 8. 58 skaters perform 10 production sequences with lights and Disney Snow White. Tickets $3.60 rinkside, $2.50 or $1.50 reserved, orders to Omaha Coliseum Corp.
WSCS reports numerous Sunday meals and weekend greetings. Ebbie and Bill Wieseman relations host. Meachams travel from Los Angeles. birthday anniversaries for Richard and Kathy noted. Visitors include Heinemeyer Becker Carter Meacham Luxon Carlson and others from Silver Creek Scottsbluff Royal and beyond.
Admissions counselor Ruth Sigler spoke to seniors from Nebraska Wesleyan University. The senior play cast has been posted and practice begins March 3. The play runs April 6. There was no school Wednesday afternoon due to the district basketball tournament.
Mrs Roy Johnson and grandson Jimmie Shaneyfelt visited in Bel grade. Lois Mythler shower attendees from the community gathered in Shelby. An Eldon Kuhnel letter from Iceland described 94 mph winds and 1000 hp plane motors. Families hosted dinners and calls at several area homes including Bellwood Silver Creek and Bellwood.
For constipation avoid harsh drugs as they cause cramps and griping. They disrupt normal bowel action and may create a need for repeated dosing.
Mrs Ord Pearce of Moscow writes relatives about terrific dust storms blowing fences down cattle scattered and sheep smothered. The scene contrasts with multiple social visits and gatherings across nearby towns including Silver Creek Stromsburg Rising City Shelby Camp Carson and a 4th birthday party at the Kenneth Mentink home. Sidney Sigler returns from Korea and awaits discharge.
Obituary notes Glen Shermadine of Broken Bow died. Many local families are listed with visits, family events, hospital stays and social gatherings. Names include Wieseman, Wiese man, Pickett, Boden, Frizzell, Hastings, Maurer, Yungdahl, Harless, Smith, and others with neighbors, trips to Corpus Christi, Fort Riley, and Columbus hospital details.
The Dave Rutter family attended a Sunday dinner at Ef ie Fernandez home in honor of Donna Rutter turning eleven. Several local residents visited, including Mr and Mrs Dee Hastings at Orthveare Hospital in Lincoln and John Wyman with family, while Kenny Burritt reported a large four foot winged chicken hawk he shot Monday.
A Friday night meeting at Valley Church drew 48 attendees. Elmer Horst Dub Grossnicklaus and Richard Wyman led the lunch committee and managed baking and cleaning with no women present. The men washed and dried dishes efficiently. Mr and Mrs Shelley Bond visited Robert Wieseman’s home Sunday night. Lawrence visited Ronald Sarow Friday night.
Families from the valley attended the funeral of Glen Shelmadine at the Methodist church in Osceola on Monday. Dee Hastings visited Omaha on Friday and York on Monday to help at Mrs. Lylia Weber’s home. Philip Shelmadine and family were Sunday overnight guests in the Carl Wieseman home.
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