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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
5
A humorous collection of local anecdotes and quips features a Dutch duchess joke, age reflections, carnival banter, and family miscommunications. The snippets include childlike humor about marriage, drink, and pennies from a bygone era in Osceola.
A long list of notices and social items from Osceola and surrounding towns includes sale offers for Yellow Dent seed corn and paint. weekend visits among families in Silver Creek, Genoa, Shelby, York, and Lincoln. a May 3 marriage license for Henry Triba and Helen Kula. various church events, club meetings, and community happenings. plus local service ads and real estate offers.
Lois Iwan returned home after an appendicitis operation by Dr. Eklund last week. Joan Johanson suffered a severe arm cut from a fall on a disk and received hospital care with Dr. Alliband. Beverly Greenwood had tonsils removed Tuesday by Dr. Eklund. Ruth Wyman and Robert Isher, patients of Dr. Alliband and Dr. Eklund respectively, remain progressing and stable.
Lincoln papers announce the December 30, 1936 marriage of Miss Ethelyn Laughlin and Harold Congrove. The bride taught in Surprise Schools for years and is now unknown here, while the groom, formerly of Osceola and employed at Ryan barber shop, now resides in Crete.
The church extends an invitation to the Youth Rally at Gresham held Sunday afternoon and evening. Bible Class Kensington meets Friday afternoon in the church parlors following Sunday School at 10 00 a m.
The new Goodrich Safety Silvertown promises faster, safer stopping on wet pavement and rain drenched roads. A Silvertown Stop is presented as a life saver for drivers facing slippery conditions.
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