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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
5
Local social notes report visits and gatherings across Platte County. Entries include family dinners birthdays baptisms, a 4 H Club meeting, skating party, bowling tournament in Columbus, and funeral services for Stella Hardle, with multiple households hosting relatives and friends at homes in Lincolns Valley and Silver Creek area.
Kenneth Hardle of Anoka attended his mother Stella Hardle's funeral at Fleming Funeral Home in Silver Creek and returned home. Mrs. Robert Clark of Kansas City stayed with her parents at Osceola hospital aid. Various local residents visited, traveled, or hosted events. St. Andrew's Altar Society plans a food sale March 26 at 10:00 a.m.
A lengthy social round reports numerous visits and dinners among families from Wesley Chape to Stromsburg. Neighbors share desserts, birthday tributes for Byron Nelson, birthday cheers for George Anderson, and weekend calls across Rising City, Bellwood, and Columbus. A Texan note ends the column with travelers hoping for sun.
Local social notes list dinners, suppers, and visits among families including Harold W Johnson, Roger Hanquist, David Jones, Milton Anderson, Vance Teegerstrom, Levert Oquist, Joe Lindblade, George Buchta, Verland Bauer, and Rising City connections. Events center on birthdays and gatherings across multiple households with emphasis on weekend and weekday hospitality.
Rommers spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs William Largon. Edna Ruth and Lester Gestrine spent Monday evening with Strom and family. They were at the Albert Teegerstrom home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Philip Waller and Mrs Florence Waller visited relatives at North Platte for a couple of days.
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