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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
5
Notice from Osceola Nebraska publishing a subscription rate card for Perry N. Sapp editor and publisher. Rates show three dollars per year within Nebraska and outside Nebraska. The announcement is dated from a local post office registration.
Carl Cederberg entered Lutheran Immanuel Hospital in Omaha for an eye operation Tuesday with Mrs. Cederberg at his side. Miss Mary Zimmerman of Papillion died at Doctors Hospital in Omaha. funeral held in Papillion with local attendees. Kathleen Grace, a nine pound daughter of Wallace and an unnamed mother at St. Francis Hospital. Several local residents visited or were hospitalized, including Mrs. Bill Bahr and Irvin Grossnicklaus. The notes mention multiple family connections among the communities of Papillion, Omaha, Grand Island, Valentine, and Faulkton.
Berg and John visited Beatrice to spend time with John's grandparents. In Omaha Mrs. Cederberg will stay with Carl. Mr and Mrs J O Pearson dined with Clem Marak family. Bob Husak joined FFA students in Lincoln. Laurence Meister Paul Meister and Dolores Gabel attended a birthday party in David City for Gen Eva Meister at the Havelena home. Charlie Youngstrom and son Martyn spent weekend in Lincoln with the Polk family and returned with them. Lee Brown returned Friday after caring for her mother in York. Harry Pierson family from Stromsburg visited Irvin Grossnicklaus. Dolores Gabel and Mrs Meister visited Paul Meister Tuesday. Lee Brown and family dined in Columbus with Jim Cook. Marvin Albers and Elmer Allinder hosted Sunday visiting.
The Jolly Workers Womens Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. Albert Bloom with 15 members and two visitors. Lunch was served by Mrs. D E Powell and Mrs. M L Rystrom after a hay fever lesson by Mrs. Albert Teegerstrom.
Several local families hosted and attended gatherings marking birthdays and anniversaries. Judy Loreman celebrated a third birthday with relatives including two great grandmothers. Dorothy Lee Steever helped in events at Kearney while others traveled to Lincoln and Fullerton for pages and visits.
Clarence Reitz of Holdrege visits in the Fairview area. Hastings residents Carl Bryant and family dine with Rev and Mrs Hamilton. Usharit Club meets with Mrs Irene Creemen. Willard Carter and L R Meacham hosts. George Buchta and Mina Buchta join Carson and Delamere family in Silver Creek for supper. Henry Strickland family from Lincoln spends weekend with Heitzman family. Francis DeBere of Washington visits to see sister Mrs Noah McCoag who is ill. George Geier family visit Rising City with Van Meter family. Fern Mickey, District 7 teacher, out with pink eye. Bill Wyman hosts Chriss Gaedeke and John Carlson for dinner celebrating birthdays. Afternoon callers include J A Carlson and Herman, Ted Wyman and Sam Wyman. Dale McCormick and Dale Buchta host Louis Dunn surprise party. Marilyn Fineey ill under doctor care. Floyd Frizzell and Bill Wieseman visit Wieseman home. Bill Gregg and children of near Central City spend Sunday with George Reed. Michael Wieseman ill with throat infection earlier week.
Harriet McCauley daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McCauley received the Carl G Gray scholarship for 4 H Club work in 1948. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Laurence Gdowski of Fullerton on March 5 in Genoa, with Mrs Gdowski formerly Martha Swertzie of District 23.
Qualified electors of Osceola Polk County Nebraska are notified of the city annual election on Tuesday April 5 1949. One City Council member from the First Ward and one from the Second Ward will be elected along with two members of the School District No 19 Board for a three year term. Voting places are City Hall First Ward and School House Second Ward. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m. Attest T V Hamilton City Clerk.
Mrs. Leonard Mentink and family and Glenna Cleland joined Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swanson and Leonard Girardin to celebrate Bonnie Mentink’s eighth birthday Monday evening at her home.
If you run out of milk nights or Sundays, Crouse-Tex Drug usually have a few extra quarts. The note highlights availability of milk quarts on off days.
Weekly cattle and animal sales advertise two major auctions with Friday hog sales and Saturday cattle sheep and horse auctions. It notes noon starts, buyer and seller assurances, and regular auction broadcasts Fridays and Saturdays. A horse and mule sale is scheduled for Thursday March 31 due to Angus events. shipments of horses and mules are invited.
Columbus Nebraska hosts a sales pavilion managed by M H Van Berg as owner with opening celebrations and a March start noted for the facility in the local commerce scene.
On Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Angle of Dubois Wyoming and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cox with children from Clarks visited the Roy Cox residence. Richard Smith traveled from Lincoln on Friday evening to spend the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Smith.
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