Card of Thanks from the Petersons
Mrs Wesley Peterson and Karen Jean express gratitude to all who sent cards gifts and visited them in the hospital after a stay.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
4
Mrs Wesley Peterson and Karen Jean express gratitude to all who sent cards gifts and visited them in the hospital after a stay.
Mrs Roy Cox thanks friends for cards gifts and personal visits during stay at St Francis Hospital. She specifically notes gratitude to donors of blood and the sisters for their care.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified of a July 16 1949 hearing to adjust and allow claims against the estate of Ellamina Reitz. Claimant filings must be in court by July 15 1949 or be forever barred. Dated March 18 1949 L M Merrick County Judge.
J Clarence Reitz petitions for settlement of Grace M Daniel estate died Oct 2 1930 Polk County Nebraska. Heirs at law to determine time and place of death heirs and degree of relationship. Property described as East Half of Northeast Quarter Section 32 Township 15 North Range 3 West Polk County with life estate to Ellamina Reitz.
The petition asks for the determination of kinship to the deceased and the right of heirs to the real estate, requests barring all creditors, and dispensation with regular administration. A hearing is set in court for April 15, 1949, at 10:00 A.M. The notice is dated March 18, 1949.
Mrs Ellen Anderson of Swede Home visited Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs Sander Peterson for a social call.
Four Osceola business visitors traveled to Lincoln on Thursday with Marcia Schneider, Marjorie Schneider Kenny Hopwood and Wayne Augustin among those listed.
Mrs Crouse went to Lincoln on Wednesday and plans to continue to Omaha to visit her grandson Sammy who is hospitalized there.
Mr and Mrs G R hosted a seven o clock dinner Monday evening entertaining several couples including Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson Mr and Mrs Elmer Berger and Mr and Mrs Herbert K Anderson at their Steeples home in a cordial gathering.
Frank Layton, father of Mrs. Roselle Ellis, staying with her, was admitted to St. Francis hospital Tuesday afternoon as doctors treat a threatened pneumonia diagnosis.
For faster growing and healthy chicks start them on Salsburys Ren-O-Sal tablets provided by Crouse-Tex Drug Co. This notice suggests a poultry feed additive product and its supplier.
A large Merrick gathering from Fairbury Clay Center Lincoln Faulkton South Dakota Laramie Wyoming met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Merrick on Sunday for a family reunion with local relatives.
Mr and Mrs Albert Angles of Dubois Wyoming visited Osceola as weekend house guests of Mr and Mrs S B Fox.
Fellers Jewelry in Osceola offers graduation gifts priced from 19.75 to 100 dollars. The selection features various styles and brands suitable for graduates and keepsakes.
A daughter named Merry Kaye was born on Sunday March 20 at David City to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hotovy. Mrs. Hotovy is formerly Miss Margaret Rech and well known to Osceola friends.
Sergeant Robert Sigler left on Thursday for Salina Kansas where he will be stationed about six weeks before receiving his official discharge.
Crouse-Tex Drug centers its business on filling doctors prescriptions. The article highlights how the department prioritizes efficient service and accuracy in dispensing medications to patients.
Mr and Mrs Albert Angle of Dubois Wyoming recently returned from an extensive tour of the southern and western states. They own a summer resort near the southern entrance to Yellowstone National Park and are contacting prospective vacation tourists. Mrs Angle is the eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs K D Richards.
Mrs Dale Lewis departed Friday morning for Everson Washington after learning of her mother Mrs Ethel Robson's death on Thursday. Funeral services were conducted there Monday afternoon. Mrs Robson had spent part of last summer with the Lewis family and had been in ill health for some time.
In a recent update at Crouse-Tex Drug, customers can explore new nylon hose shades and refreshed pew price offerings. The store emphasizes contemporary fabrics and affordable pricing for practical use.
Vera and Vida Beckmeyer arrived in Lincoln as business visitors on Friday to engage in meetings and discussions with local firms.
Mr and Mrs Robert Sigler hosted a Sunday dinner at their home. Their son Sgt Robert Sigler home on army furlough attended along with Mr and Mrs Bob Kindred and their son and Mr and Mrs Clarence Peterson of Central City.
Mr and Mrs Ray Hastings and their daughter of York spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs S J Cadwell and visited relatives here Sunday.
Notices urge buyers to prevent calf scours by using products from Crouse Tex Drug Co. and avoid losses. The short item highlights veterinary solutions and farm health care recommendations.
Mrs. Esther Brown, long based in California, has bought the property just south of the school house from Lloyd Johnston and plans to return to Osceola to reside early in the summer. The house has recently been occupied by Mrs. Tressie Brown and family.
Mr and Mrs Albert Dreier were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dreier at Mc Cool. The social note records a family gathering in a small town setting with the Dreier relatives.
Mrs. Leon Merrick traveled to Weeping Water last week to stay with her sister Mrs. Eugene Day who was discharged from a Lincoln hospital last Friday.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co advertises genuine Mazda and Neon bulbs in all sizes for sale.
Mr and Mrs Larry Lambe send a card from Hot Springs Arkansas noting they are en route to New Orleans. They boast the weather there is ideal and spring flowers are in bloom everywhere. Farmers are plowing and folks are making garden.
An advertisement notes cigarettes priced at 1 75 per carton available this Saturday at Crouse Tex Drug Co. The notice highlights a sale event for tobacco products at the local drugstore.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith entertain Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith and their son Dale of Portland who is spending time with them, also Dick Smith of Lincoln.
Dr. M. H. Crouse of Loup City visited his parents on Sunday. Sammy Crouse, admitted to Omaha's Children’s Hospital last week for a kidney infection, shows slight improvement in his condition.
A Saturday night cash bingo event at St. Vincent Hall in Osceola invites locals to win $10 prizes. The notice emphasizes an engaging community activity featuring games and potential small wins.
Mr and Mrs Merle Watts and their children from Valentine were in Osceola Sunday visiting his mother who remains a patient at St Francis hospital.
Steeples announces a new shipment of men's ties and hose arriving this week. The stock includes assorted patterns and sizes, with in store display and pricing details available.
Ford Netsell of Cheyenne Wyoming is a guest this week of Mrs Effie Fernander. They were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Hugh Schmoker.
Mr and Mrs Gunnard Peters on and Mrs Chester Bakers and Mr and Mrs Andrew Freeman of Stromsburg joined at seven o clock Saturday for dinner at the Walter Rystrom home in Stromsburg.
Mrs I J Merrick Mrs Eda Fineey and Miss Lulu Burns visited Misses Lena and Celia Schaal in Shelby Sunday.
A brief notice notes Earl E May Garden Seeds is referred to Crouse-Tex Drug Co for processing or distribution. The source highlights a business connection or endorsement linking the seed brand to the drug company for handling or sales.
The Osceola Project Club met last Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Gunnard Peterson’s home. President Mrs. Fred Bond presented a lesson on Weeds of Nebraska that cause hayfever and previewed the Leadership Recognition program tied to the Fermont tour and Mode A dress factory. The next meeting is set for April 19 at Mrs. Throckmorten’s residence.
Osceola Rink offers children under 12 skating Wednesday 7 to 8 PM and adults 8 to 10 PM. Saturday 8 to 10 PM and Sunday matinee 2 to 4 PM for all. Shelby Rink opens Sunday 8 to 10 PM. Other nights available for parties.
Mr and Mrs G M Merrick and their daughters of Laramie Wyoming were guests of Osceola relatives from Friday until Monday.
A $10 jackpot awaits players at the cash binge event held Saturday night at St. Vincent Hall in Osceola.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hanson entertained a buffet supper Friday night with guests including Dr and Mrs W F Monson Dr and Mrs Charles Fischer Dr and Mrs R O Peterson Mr and Mrs Clair Emmons Mr and Mrs Sheldon Bond and Mrs Emmons won the high score in a bridge game
The Wesley Chapel Club gathered March 16 at the home of Mrs. Earl Watts with Mrs. Bruce Pickett as assisting hostess. Mrs. Harry Hennings delivered an engaging book review and plans for the next meeting on April 20 at Mrs. Harry Brazee's home with Mrs. Adam Luft assisting.
A wall paper removal tip promotes the Crouse-Tex wallpaper steamer as an easier method. The ad claims faster and simpler stripping compared to traditional scrapers, targeting homeowners seeking quick room refresh.
Mrs M A Mills, Mrs Herman Anderson and Mrs W R Kepner were in Lincoln Tuesday as guests of Mrs H W Pratt.
Jack Chapman a University of Colorado student from Boulder arrived as the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. G Hubert Underhill and their daughter. He is Mrs Underhill's brother and the party were in Lincoln as business visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs Edith Heilman chaired a committee meeting of the Educational Information of State Directors Association held in Grand Island last Friday. She also attended the executive board meeting of the same association in Grand Island on Thursday.
Textile sets or colors are sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ander son and Merle Johnson, both from Stromsburg, visited Sunday evening for dinner with Darlene Gustafson.
Mr and Mrs Ray Walgreen were Saturday night and Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Wells in Omaha.
Edith Richards left last week for Berkeley to see her son Carl Moore studying there. Dave Richards and wife stay at the Ross Richards farm during her absence. D T Kelley and wife with children traveled to St Charles Minnesota after Mrs Kelleys sister’s serious illness. Steeples sells men’s and young men’s cowboy pants at 2 19 per pair.
Mrs J D Scott spent several days visiting at the John Scott home in Shelby last week. On Sunday they were guests in the Matticks home in David City.
Al linda Cox leaves hospital and convalesces rapidly. Cleansing tissues large box for 12c at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Mrs. J. E. Steeple comes back from Wilber after caring for grandson as daughter and infant granddaughter return from Lincoln hospital.
Mrs Adolph Kresha Jr and daughter Mary Lou visited her mother Mrs Joe Kielian who is hospitalized in Denver. Nearby visits include Mrs Anna Fornander Mrs Ida Richards Mr and Mrs Joel Fornander Mr and Mrs Neal Fornander Paul Fernander Harold Carlson and Don Johnson of Chappel Nebraska and Mrs O P Jones of Fremont. Bonnie Mentink honored at Evans birthday dinner in Shelby Iowa.
A local ad announces 1949 papers and paints now available at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Shop for updated wall coverings and finishes.
Mrs. A. G. McVeigh traveled to Belgrade Friday for the funeral of her grandmother Mrs. Neve held Saturday. Mr. McVeigh drove to Belgrade Sunday and Mrs. McVeigh returned home with him.
Mrs. A. F. Nuquist returned Monday from Alexandria Virginia where she spent several months with a sister. She reports a pleasant trip visiting points of interest and unusually mild weather compared with Nebraska.
A local ad notes Kem Tone miracle wall finish is sold by Crouse Tex Drug, indicating availability at the drugstore. The brief listing identifies the product and retailer without additional details.
Mr and Mrs Herman Eklund and their son visited his parents Mr and Mrs Gust Eklund in York for a Sunday dinner gathering.
Willis Radio Services relocates to a new storefront in Stromsburg while continuing repair work, keeping Gamble as the lead technician under the same service model.
Al Chantry travels to Stillwater Oklahoma to serve on an advisory board for a REA line crew training course at Oklahoma A and M College and will begin duties this week.
Fellers Jewelry in Osceola promises repair of any watch or clock size with a guaranteed service. The shop emphasizes careful handling and reliable turnaround for all timepieces.
Crouse Tex Drug Co reports a novel kitchen aid with aluminum rolls offering 1001 uses in culinary tasks.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Stratton head to Oto Iowa for a weekend visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Elias Stratton.
Mr and Mrs Robert Collins of McCook Nebraska were entertained by Mr and Mrs John Fintel and Norman. On Saturday the Collinses and Mrs Fintel visited York with Mr and Mrs Leonard Neujhar.
Mr and Mrs Logan VanHoosen report their son Stanley stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas earned a medal for sharp shooting on the rifle range.
Another shipment of dishes has arrived and customers are urged to bring their dish tickets to the Crouse-Tex Drug Co for pickup or exchange.
Relatives traveled long distances to attend the services for E. V. Fornander. Among the attendees were his brother Carl Fornander and son Andrew, daughters including Mrs. Leonard Hepner of Kewanee NL, and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Edward of Galva Tl. Also present were Mrs. August Fornander, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Fornander, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fornander, and Paul Fornander of Chappel Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gondringer and their children Rochelle and Raymond along with Mrs Josephine Gondringer visited Hastings on Sunday and were dinner and supper guests in the Larry Gondringer home.
The Lutheran Church announces the 4th Sunday in Lent events with Junior Missionary Society classes at 10 a.m. and Divine worship at 11 a.m. A 7:30 p.m. Lenten devotional, Thursday Harmony Society at 7:30 p.m., with hostesses Mrs. Harold Nelson and Mrs. Vernon Peterson and leader Dianne Buhl. Choir rehearsal at 8:30 p.m. A Youth Conference at Luther College occurs from 24 to 27, and the One Great Broadcast airs Saturday at 9 p.m.
Father John H. Howe leads St. Vincent Church on the fourth Sunday in Lent March 27 with Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 a m Weekday Mass is 7 30 a m Catechetical Instruction is Saturday at 10 a m Lenten Devotions Saturday at 7 30 p m Confessions Saturday 5 5 30 and after evening devotions Weekday fast days and abstinence on Wednesday and Friday.
G Hubert Underhill presides at Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Junior High Youth Fellowship meets 2 15 p m to travel to Clay Center for a rally. Circle WSCS meetings set for March 24 and 25. Father and Son banquet March 30 with tickets 1 30 due by March 24. Union Good Friday Service April 15. Ticket committee listed.
Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Choir practice at 2 15 p m Next week midweek Lenten services continued Thursday evening and Sunday offerings for Lutheran World Action Listen to the radio program Saturday 9 10 p m One Great Hour
The Fornander family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during illness and after the passing of their loved one. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fornander and Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Edwall and families extend thanks. The son hosted Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ogden of Omaha for a seven o'clock dinner at their home Sunday evening.
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