Steeple's Store Sells White T Shirts and Sport Shirts
Men's white T shirts and men's sport shirts in plain colors are available at Steeple's Store.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
4
Men's white T shirts and men's sport shirts in plain colors are available at Steeple's Store.
Pocket and wrist watches priced from 2.50 to 45.00 featured at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. The notice also mentions a regular meeting of the Intre Neus to be held with Mrs.
Clyde Smith is slated for a event next Wednesday afternoon May 12th with details limited to the date and time in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs L E Lindgrei and Mrs Nancy Hartman of Stromsburg visit L L Ter home Sunday evening accompanied by Mr and Mrs Roy Emmons Mr and Mrs Clair Emmons and Mr and Mrs Ed Bonne.
Steeple's Store announces arrival of new curtain panels and ruf fled curtains, offering updated window dressing options for shoppers.
Mr and Mrs Jim Shanahan and family of Grant Nebraska visited from Thursday to Friday as guests of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn in Grant Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mentink and daughters spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Evans and children at Shelby Iowa. On Sunday they were all dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Lehmann and daughter in Omaha.
Mrs Amelia Sayles visited Columbus on Friday and was urged to see the Mother’s Day Candy and other gifts at Crouse Tex Drug Co. The notice promotes seasonal offerings and local shopping.
Miss Rose Kantor helps at the Gerhardt Lux home after Mrs. Lux and her infant daughter return from the hospital. Relatives report Ronald and Ruth Taddiken of Lincoln adopted a six day old boy named Craig Eugene, with Ruth tied to this city formerly Ruth Zang. The text also promotes Hall Mark cards at Crouse-Tex Drug Co and a radio program on KJSK Columbus Nebraska.
Fred Dunn and Mrs. Emanuel Fernandez took their mother, Mrs. James Dunn, to Omaha where she underwent cataract removal surgery at Clarkson hospital Saturday morning. She is getting along as well as can be expected.
Mrs. S. T. Crouse returned Sunday from a visit with her son Dr. Murray Crouse and family in their new home at Loup City.
A fragmented note references naptha gas and a gallon used to clean clothes with partial mention of Crouse Tex Drug.
Mr and Mrs Danny Magnuson from Ft Wayne Indiana spent a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Dan Magnuson and sister Mrs Ted Soja and Craig of Denver. They have been here during Mrs Magnusons illness. She is convalescing well at the hospital and hopes to be able to return home later this week.
Mr and Mrs Ira Irland were guests of Columbus friends Saturday night, enjoying a social visit with local residents.
Mrs. Mary Cerny and Mrs. F P Shelmadine returned Sunday evening from a visit with relatives and friends in Omaha. Dr and Mrs H S Eklund attended the District Medical Meeting in Lincoln on Wednesday and Thursday.
A catalog fragment notes white outing flannel available in 27 and 36 inch widths plus bleached and unbleached muslin in stock.
Mrs. Floyd Wamsley of near Silver Creek spent Tuesday afternoon visiting Mrs. Ben McCormick.
John Island departed Grand Island on Friday at 3 20 pm and reached Los Angeles by 10 00 pm that night. He called his parents Saturday morning to report his safe arrival as Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett visited with his mother Mrs L
On account of their large stock of both wall paper and paint, you are sure to find just what you want at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Fifteen members of the local Eastern Star Lodge were guests of the Stromsburg Chapter Tuesday evening.
Clair Emmons is using crutches this week after breaking a bone in his ankle during a Sunday baseball game. He plans rest and medical evaluation to determine recovery time and return to action.
Local ads list cut rate prices at Gambles for tires paint and hardware. Community notes name visits by Mr and Mrs Gunnard Peterson, a Chantry family death in New York, a California trip, and a broken ankle of Bruce Berek. Church and lodge events, ice cream treats, and picnic orders fill upcoming Sundays and holidays.
The regular Farmers Union meeting is scheduled for next Monday evening at the usual school district location.
Mrs Raymond Joy and her infant daughter of Columbus are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs W and Wilcox this week. Mrs Melvin Wilcox of Omaha is visiting the Wilcox home also this week.
The new remedy Benzene Hexachloride for mange and other hog skin diseases is now obtainable, promising relief for swine health concerns and potential farm gains through improved hog condition.
Mrs. Ida Nelson and Ethel of Wahoo were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeLand.
Tide brand washing powder is once more available at Steeple’s Store, signaling restock after a brief shortage.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Nyquist Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson and Mr and Mrs Vernon Peterson were entertained at dinner Sunday in the Herman Anderson home at Stromsburg.
The retailer Gambles positions itself as a money saver for customers seeking tires tubes and auto accessories.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson and Donald Anderson of Lincoln arrive with Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Anderson and son and Mary Jean Anderson of Omaha to visit their mother Mrs. Mable Anderson for the weekend.
Advertises rat killer products available at Crouse- Tex Drug Co to protect baby chicks from rodent damage. The note promotes multiple options and urges buyers to use effective controls.
A daughter weighing six pounds 12 07 was born April 29 at St. Francis Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Monson. The baby, named Sharon Marie, is welcomed by the Monsons with Mrs. Arnold Wegner of Norfolk arriving to help.
Mrs George Malek visits Lincoln for a parents day at her son Donald's fraternity house. Also joining as Don's guest is Miss JoAnn Spain of Omaha.
Mr and Mrs L W Johnson and Christy traveled to Binghamton New York on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Wendell Chantry who died that day.
Store notice for men's and boys wash shirts and trousers offered at Steeple's Store. Details on sizes fabrics and pricing appear in the ad copy. Local shoppers urged to visit the store to view available wares and special offers.
Mr and Mrs W R Kepner and their son traveled to Lincoln on Thursday for unspecified reasons with no additional details available in the fragment.
They spent the day with Janet in the city and attended the Shrine Circus. Dwight Bush also escorted a group of boys to Lincoln for the circus event.
Poultry and livestock remedies and vaccines available at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Readied supplies for farmers and ranchers. Local store promotes animal health products and veterinary solutions.
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