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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
9
A dense round of visits and gatherings fills weekends across York and nearby areas. Families such as Obrist Hartel Warner Donelson and Petersons host and join dinners, suppers, and birthday observances while travelers attend banquets and the National Farmers Union convention. many social calls anchor the week.
West Side Marlin Youngquist visited Gaylen Ahlquist at the Arthur Ahlquist home Sunday. Frank and Jennie Anderson dined with Mrs. Grace Moberg last Monday. Mrs. Emily Snyder and Bobbi Jo spent the weekend with Russel Kreis. Saturday guests included Mrs. Jim Watson and Lincoln children. Lester and Lloyd Widga and families traveled to Odgen Iowa to honor Eugene and his wife at the Lutheran church, with a dinner stop at Otis McComb’s Grand Junction home en route.
Mr and Mrs C D Hastings of Seward called on Lillian Brown Sunday afternoon in Osceola.
Mr and Mrs E D Schnasse and Greg of Wakefield visited Sunday with Mrs Schnasse s parents Mr and Mrs Chas Lytle of Polk and were supper guests of Mrs E A Schnasse and Lydia Engelhardt. Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Rupert Carlson and family were Mrs Oscar Boden Mrs Ruth Eklund and sons Mrs Henry Buresh and daughters and Mr and Mrs Milton Anderson. The occasion celebrated the March birthdays of Mrs Oscar Boden Mrs Rupert Carlson Phyllis and DeVon Carlson and Milton Anderson. The birthday cake baked by Mrs Henry Buresh was in the form of an Easter basket. Cards and gifts were received by the honored guests. Mrs Ed Bonne and children were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs L L Der.
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