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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1955
Page
3
Across clues cover terms from design and warfare to literature and travel. Down and across hints include vessel types, repetitions, old womanish, road, arrow poison, and war vessel pertaining terms. The list also hints at ages, crafts, and biblical names such as Noah and the Anglo-Saxon slave.
Grandpa and Grandma Wamsley welcomed a new grandson born Sunday evening May 8 at Mercy Hospital in Denver. The baby will live with Lloyd J. Wamsley and family at 1705 So Umatilla St. in Denver after birth.
Osceola items note Mother's Day guests from Genoa Central City and Stromsburg. Families visiting, church services, and social calls fill the week including the Rex Graham and Dittmer families, Wyan and Carlson households, and Yeast bread lessons at the Happy Hour Club. Local editor Perry N. Sapp lists subscription rates and community notices.
A long sequence of social visits and family gatherings is recorded, detailing Mother's Day calls and tea events in Central City, Clarks, Gardner, Cedar Rapids, York, and surrounding areas. Neighborhood families including the McCormicks, Wyman, Stanczyks, Frizzells, Staroskas, Keiths, and Imm are noted visiting relatives, hosting guests, baptisms, and birthday celebrations through Sunday and Friday events.
Omaha resident Tom Swan phoned the Frank Stanczyk residence Sunday morning.
Neva C. Forsyth wife of M. W. Forsyth of Mount Vernon Washington died April 25 after a long illness at her home. Born in Osceola Nebraska she taught in Nebraska schools and wrote Sunday school stories. Survived by husband son Robert granddaughter Cheryl Ann two brothers two sisters and several relatives. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon April 29.
Mr and Mrs Goldie Johnson and family of Poole and Mr and Mrs Chas G Johnson were Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Allinder and Carolyn Mr and Mrs Waldo Rodene and girls visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Geo B Anderson Sunday afternoon they visited in the Oliver Krahling home in Stromsburg.
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