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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
5
Rates listed for Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act show subscriptions per year: two dollars fifty cents within Nebraska and three dollars outside Nebraska. The notice appears in a postal matter referencing rates and distribution.
Norman Hennings of Star City Canada visits relatives including the Scholz home. Fritz Husak and son Danny travel to David City to see his mother Anna Husak. Miss Lillian Brown hosts a Sunday birthday dinner for her father E. J. Brown marking his 86th birthday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hastings of Aurora hosted a gathering with LeRoy Brown and E J Brown visiting. Several couples hosted and visited friends across Aurora Lincoln Papillion York and Shelby with dinners hospital stays and travel mentioned.
Wesley Chapel report notes the Friendly Neighbors Club gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmoker with husbands invited to a covered dish luncheon. Attendees included Social Center Rest Home visitors and extended family, and travel updates feature Walter Koehler returning from Mississippi with grandson Mickey Lynch.
A long list of weekend visits and gatherings shows numerous families sharing meals and hosting guests. Notable entries include Eugene Sterup and Mary Ward wedding in Omaha, and travels of the Moore and Banks families through Florida and Texas.
Mrs. Carl Holmes traveled to Omaha for a week of medical treatment with sister Mrs. Silas Hoffer. A birthday dinner at Arvid Carlson home honored Mr. Carlson and others on their birthdays. Dale Yungdahl recovered from pneumonia after a week of illness. The Cedric Fineey family visited Roy Frizzell in Silver Creek. Rex Dake contends with a neck carbuncle under doctor care. Merle Wieseman and family attended a Valley Church reception for Bob Wieseman and his wife.
The text notes visits by the Anderson family to Mr An derson at the Walter Widge home near Polk and the Earl Peterson family of Columbus spending Sunday with Floyd Frizzell and family.
Greens Chapel WSCS schedules a meeting for March 24 and the Methodist Men also meet that Thursday evening. Local social notes record visits and travels of area residents including Newcomers, Bedients, Petersons, Hurds, Loremans, Steevers, Leonard, Powell, Wieseman, Rystrom, Timm, and Twarlings across Stromsburg Benedict Bayard and nearby towns with several hospital and wedding events mentioned.
Miss Eileen Karges represented J H Pollard Sons Co of Clarks at a Cornhusker dinner and meeting held Tuesday at the Stratton Hotel in Grand Island. Other social visits include the Carlson and Mace families hosting meals and relatives in Clarks, Havens, Central City, Canal City, Silver Creek, and Silver Creek.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gondring er visited in the Carl Tschauner home in Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Pliefke of York were guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mentink and daughters Friday night. Mr and Mrs DeVern Rodene and family visited Friday evening at the Herman Eklund home.
Mrs. F. T. Anderson departed Stromsburg Wednesday to visit her daughter Ethelyn in Chickasha Oklahoma for an extended stay. Mc Meekin Equipment Co. Osceola lists used farm equipment F-20 Marmall and W. C. Allis Chalmers available.
Willis Radio Service relocates to the Gamble Store in Stromsburg and offers service while you wait. The notice highlights the new address and quick turnaround for customer repairs.
Mr and Mrs Ped Miller and Rodney of Hastings and Cpl and Mrs Orlo Deeds of Chapman Kansas were weekend visitors in the home of Mrs Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller.
Mrs. Dale Lewis hosted a Tuesday evening birthday dinner for Mrs. Bert Lewis and Dale Lewis. The celebration included card playing and festive gathering.
Shelby event notes a St Patrick's Dance at Parish Hall on Thursday March 17 with admission 40 cents tax included.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clements of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson stayed with Mrs. Frank T. Anderson at Stromsburg on Sunday.
The Night Owl bridge club met Monday evening at the Herman Anderson home with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Merrick as guests. Prizes for high score went to Mr. and Mrs. Don Byers. a guest prize to Mr. and Mrs. Merrick. New low prices on Bedroom Suites at Kepners Osceola. Jim Chantry and Darlene Wise ly of Lincoln visited the Al Chantry home for Nancy Chantry's birthday anniversary.
Osceola and surrounding residents note a death in Emerson Iowa. Mrs Dunn mother of Mrs Greenwood of Sidney Iowa died unseen since Saturday and was found deceased days later in a locked home. Funeral attendance included visitors from Lincoln Omaha Rising City and York with other local names recorded.
Clarence Johnson and his children were entertained in the home of Mrs. Hannah Johnson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lester Anderson and their sons, joined by Mrs Josephine Gondringer, drove to Hastings to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Laurence Gondringer and family.
Crouse Tex Drug Co. recommends adding Renesal tablets to water from hatching to improve chick health and growth.
Newton, Iowa was visited by numerous relatives after the death of Emanuel Fernandez. Tom Rutter arrived Saturday evening and the group remained through Tuesday, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rutter.
Dr and Mrs Max Moore of Faulkton South Dakota arrived this week after wintering in Florida and are spending a few days at the Leon Merrick home while visiting relatives in the vicinity.
Gamble Store hosts Willis Radio Service new location with same repairman. Wm. Guy Fox received hospital treatment at University Hospital in Omaha last week.
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