Greens Chapel WSCS to Meet on Thursday March 14
Greens Chapel WSCS will meet Thursday afternoon March 14 with hostesses Mrs Keith Kinberg and Mrs Lewis Berggren and devotional leaders Mrs E C Williams and Mrs A S Torell. Pancake feed planned Thursday evening March 7 by Brotherhood and Ladies Aid at Greens Chapel community rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Keith Kinberg
Lewis Berggren
E. C. Williams
A. S. Torell
Brotherhood and
Ladies Aid
Greens Chapel
Good Will Club
Herbert K. Anderson
Ted Johnson
Reynold Peterson
Merle Johnson
Albert Bloom
Everett T. Loreman
Carrie Powell
York
Patricia Loreman
Linda Mentink
Byron Torell
Stromsburg Hospital
Katherine Lee
Kent
Contest Entries Sought for Osceola Event
Contestants are urged to enter soon. Contact a school teacher superintendent or 4-H leader for details. Entry forms should be mailed to Box 81 Osceola Nebraska with a March 15 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Winners Prize Details by Division in Nebr District Contest
First and second place prizes are awarded in each division with five dollars for first, three dollars for second. Winners advance to the district contest held in Broken Bow Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Bow
Nebr
Rural social roundup highlights visits and gatherings
A long list of weekend and weekday visits, dinners, and birthday celebrations across area families. Guests travel from Osceola, Lincoln, Denver, Shelby, Stromsburg, Polk, Walton, and Omaha to spend time with Hollisters, Dahlgrens, Schinzel, Hennings, Bercks, Newcomers, and other local households.
Wayland People Take Weekend Trip to Lincoln and Chicago
Mrs Lee Campbell recounts a group including Mr and Mrs Ralph Allison and George Bond traveling from Wayland to Lincoln by train for a Chicago visit. Bond plans to attend the national REA convention while the Allisons will visit Mr and Mrs Charles Gaddie. Other locals share a Sunday meal and visits to Shel by and Shady Lane Rest Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Allison
George Bond
Lincoln
Chicago
Mr. Bond
Allisons
Charles Gaddie
David Cutting
Lee Campbell
Mesdames
Sophia Walford
Isobel Gondringer
Shelby
Josie Cerny
Shady Lane Rest Manor
Community Notes From Local Church and Social Groups
Merry Workers enjoyed quilting and rag rug sewing at the church with 22 attendees as Mrs. Ardle Eklund led devotionals and Mrs. Ted Gonnerman led the business meeting. The group planned to host the Fall meeting of the Blue Valley Association at Wayland in September. Additional items cover Cub Scouts, family visits, birthday greetings, teas, travel to Lincoln and local visits, and a new inductee into the armed forces.
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Carl Richter
Foy Rosenberry
Ardle Eklund
Ted Gonnerman
Blue Valley Association
Wayland
Wayne Walford
Pie Hoegh
David Lux
Cub Scouts
Seward
Ardle
Ronald Eklund
George Bond
Judy
W. E. Benson
Somerset Club
Lee Campbell
Sophia Walford
O. M. Thomas
Mary Spalding
Osceola social notes and upcoming Greens Chapel pancake feed
Mr and Mrs Ed Schott hosted guests from Lincoln Omaha Silver Creek and Silver Creek area at Sunday dinner. L F Posusta and family visited Irvin Noble's home. Carrie Wisely met Arthur McVeigh's wife Wednesday afternoon. Wm Biles Sr and family visited LeRoy Rhodes after wintering in Mexico and California. Greens Chapel will sponsor a pancake feed on Thursday March 7 from 6 to 8 pm with 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Willard Hollister
Venice
Floyd Dahlgren
Glen Petersons
Durant
Mouden Farm
Raymond Burke
Gary Garey
Osceola
Swede Home Womens Extension Club
Reuben Sundberg
LeRoy Nelson
Herbert K. Anderson
Keith Colson
Gerald M. Mentink
Brooke Berggren
Maurice Newcomer
Carol Donelson
Raymond Donelson
Omaha
Ray Warner
Lincoln
Carol Donelsons
Lawrence Twarling
Twarling
Arthur and
Merwin Twarling
Stromsburg
Harry Kries
Lynn
Geo. L. Stever
Keith Kries
Denver
Rupert Zweibel
Mickey
York
Luther Kries
Don Kries
Baby
Clifford Hornblooms
Near
Shelby
Vaughn
Betty Berck
Betty Schinzel
Ed Schinzel
Joe Edward Schinzel
Norris Johnson
Lyle
Polk
Wallace Lind
Eldon Anderson
Byron Torell
Quintin Torell
Wm. Olseen
Lynn Peterson
Kenneth
John J. Knerr
Walton
Mildred Olson
Colorado Springs
Alma Carlson
O. R. Hennings
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union
Hennings
Elton Berck
Berck
W. L. Obrist
Charles Hoffer
Harold Fuss
Harley McKeag
Colin
Vern C. Berck
Lynda Hoffer
Nola Berck
Howell Cox
Co. W. Hennings
Irvin Rystrom
E. C. Williams
Elmer Allison
Ernest Vincent
Gilbert Danhauer
Aurora
D. C. Newcomer
Donnie
M. D. Berck
DeAnn
Newcomer
Elfrieda Rasp
Alta Bland
N. S. Abolt
Ed Schott
Robert Olberding
Jeanice Schott
Fred Franko
Don Schott
Silver Creek
A. C. Schott
L. F. Posusta
Grand Island
Irvin Noble
Carrie Wisely
Arthur McVeigh
Wm. Biles
Pender
LeRoy Rhodes
Mexico
California
Greens Chapel
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Renner
Robert M. Dicks
J. Leonard Rasp
Shirley Marsh
Rasp
Abolts
D. D. Newcomer
Guy Hanshew
Gene Knight
Elsie Bond
Gresham
J. L. Hurd
Averett T. Loreman
Larry
Hurd
Loreman
Charles M. Steever
Joe McCarty
M Hurds
Steevers
Rolland Beatty
Ronald
Richard Boyd
Ricky
Roy Emmons
Alvin Burkes
Maud Larson
Kit Carson
Colorado
Maud Hollister
Marietta Hollister
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Larsen
Carold Larsen
Indianapolis
Indiana
Merlin Larsen
Hallister
L. O. Graves
Ansel Lindquist
Harry Wilson
Roy
Francis Donelson
Howard Leidtke
Nora
Bessie Lyzhoft
Fremont
Harold Wilson
St. Edward
Alice Lindquist
Elner Ahlquist
Brooke Berggrens
McGaw Farm
Bloomquist
Vera Jean Burke
Alvin Burke
Cheryl Burke
Bessie Sisty
Lion’s Club
Polk County
The
Osceola Lions Club
Lions Club
Osceola High School
Nebraska-Iowa Electrical Council
George
Consumers Public Power District
Mrs
Wendell Spalding
Elmer Teucher
Ann Schuknecht
Gary Neinkamp
Doane College
Ann
Elmer Schuknecht
Goehner
Milford
Gary
Fred Richter
Armed Forces
Camp Chaffee
Arkansaa
Lyle Cockle
Byrd Shrum
Stinett
Texas
E. S. Rosenberry
South
Ted Gonnermans
Duane Keyes
Tom Gonnerman
Osceola News
MR. Farmer
Joel Hanson
Thomas A. Reece
Osceola, Nebraska
Red Cross
Rogers Shoe CO
American National Red Cross
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