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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
4
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The writer expresses gratitude to friends for cards gifts and visits and thanks the Campfire Girls for the Maybasket the medical staff including Dr Eklund and the Sisters for care during a hospital stay. Sincerely August Fischer.
May’s Garden and Flower seeds available in bulk or packages at Crouse Tex Drug Co. Hot caps sold. Mr and Mrs Donald Pickett of San Diego are visiting at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett.
Fairview items list a Friday roast chicken and ham supper at Fairview Hall. Social visits include Lena Dungen of Goodland Kansas at Tom Meacham’s home, Merle Wieseman in Wausa, Libbie Youngdahl and Mina Buchta with Christiana Sarrow, and Alfred Youngdahl’s family. Other guests visit the Meachams and Dake, with clergy and local families present. Beulah Cemetery Society meets May 19 at Fairview Hall hosted by Dolly Finecy and Clara Frizzell.
A large half gallon of Hardings Sealtest Ice Cream offered for 95 cents at Crouse Tex Drug Co. The local drugstore promotes a bargain price on a popular dairy product.
Mr and Mrs John Voichoske and daughters visited the Voichoske parents in Spalding. Cecil Larson and Grand Island guests spent Sunday with the C O Carlson family. Joe Karges, with his mother Anna, hosted Frank Karges residents near Silver Creek Wednesday. Jerry Gonnerman and family from Gresham dined with Robert Carlson Jr. Gust Carlson and daughters visited Joe Karges. Walter Youngdahl and family joined C R Carlson. Herne Reisdorf hosted Sunday dinner near Osceola.
District 54 residents Lloyd Wamsley and Annette visited the E M Jacobsen home near Havens while Chrisy McCormick stayed with Vern McCormick. Ray Dobson family traveled to Stromsburg for John Thompson and spouse Golden Wedding anniversary. Mrs Merle Schott spent a week in Lutheran hospital for treatment. Several couples attended the 72 Club meeting at Fairview.
Last Sunday evening a 39 attendance enjoyed Allen Irish of Genoa’s magic show and Rayner Carleton’s Florida and Cuba trip films. Married Ruth Blaser wed Robert Dolan of North Platte last Wednesday, while 34 district pupils voted against sending them to town. County events also include Olive McBeth visiting schools and Rebekah Kensington gathering in Silver Creek.
Nineteen grade teachers accompanied by County Superintendent Olive M. McBeth traveled to Crete on Friday to attend the Reading Clinic at Doane College. Dr. Paul Witty of Northwestern University was on the program as a well known speaker.
Sixty two eighth grade students took exams at the Osceola Auditorium on March 10 under County Superintendent McBeth with Mrs. Carl Johnson assisting. Grades were mailed Monday and over 60 percent exceeded 90, the best average in eleven years.
The Topnotchers 4 H Club held a meeting Monday evening May 1 at the home of Don Bob Dick and Jolene Peterson. Eleven members and eight adults attended. After business and recreation a lunch was served by Mrs Einfred Peterson. Roger Johnson, Reporter.
Sunday meals featured at the E W Bonne residence in honor of Mr Iler with L Sler visiting. Other guests included Doris Koehler and granddaughter Mary Kathryn Osborne of Chicago, Hu bert Duncan of York, Fred Branting and Phyllis with Floyd Larson near Polk, Carl Gustafson and family of Lincoln, Morris Richards family, Ervin Gustafson family, Mark Gustafson and Gary, and Mrs Jesse Heln of Peabody Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sayles and their sons from Grand Island visited his mother Mrs. Amelia Sayles on Sunday for a family gathering.
Beatrice welcomed Sara Louise weighing seven pounds six ounces born Sunday May 7 to Kathryn Klein Matheson Wolter and Herman Wolter of Beatrice. Parents and baby are reported in local birth notices.
Mrs D T Kelley departed Sunday for St Charles Minnesota to attend the funeral of her sister Margaret who died in Los Angeles California on Friday.
We have sold Martin-Senour Paints since 1917 and find they wear well in this climate. Crouse- Lingerie Nylon Hose Fancy Towel Sets all make fine Mother s Day gifts at Steeples.
Lyle McBeth of Los Angeles visits relatives in Osceola. Ray Musselman and his children from Norfolk stay with Harry Musselman in Osceola for a family visit.
Mrs. Floyd Hartson came home Sunday evening after visiting her daughter Mrs. Warren Um shler and family in Walthill.
The company centers its operations on filling doctors prescriptions as its main business, highlighting its role in pharmaceutical services and customer care.
Mr and Mrs Thom J Skidmore marked their Golden Wedding anniversary in Shelby on May 8. The couple are long time Polk County residents.
Mr and Mrs Don Jarmin accompanied Mr and Mrs Walter Watts to Omaha Tuesday and spent the day shopping.
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