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A garbled OCR fragment shows assorted prices like 3.69 30c 21c 52c and 47c with stray symbols. No clear event or entities emerge. text reads as scattered cents and dollars without context.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1948
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment shows assorted prices like 3.69 30c 21c 52c and 47c with stray symbols. No clear event or entities emerge. text reads as scattered cents and dollars without context.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Wisely and Darlene of Fremont visited relatives in Osceola over the weekend. Elsie Cole spent Sunday with her son Gene and family in Lincoln. The Free Church Hour airs Sundays 11 to 11 45 a m on KJSK Columbus Neb 900 BC.
Jim Chantry returns home from Lincoln to spend the weekend with his family and familiar surroundings.
Mr and Mrs Delmar McFadden traveled to Omaha on Sunday to visit their daughter Mrs Glen Jones and family. Fred Branting, recently treated at Mayo Clinic Rochester, is reported to be progressing as well as can be expected.
A brief note of gratitude to friends and relatives for cards flowers and visits during a hospital stay. The writer expresses appreciation and acknowledges support from loved ones.
My sincere thanks to my relatives and friends who were so kind to me during my stay at the hospital by remembering me with cards flowers and gifts Also to the Sisters who were seeking.
A complete line of Purina and Alize Life and Goods Best Feed was offered for sale by Hatchery and Feed Store. The inventory highlights merchandising of poultry and farm feeds for local buyers and hobbyists.
Osceola pitcher Bud Blessie moved his family from Omaha to Osceola on Saturday and has rented the Chas. Newcomer residence on South State Street.
Thomas E. Kelley of Omaha visited several days last week with his son Dr. D. T. Kelley and family, sharing time together during the stay.
Mrs. W. H. Fulwider sustained a badly lacerated finger on her left hand after catching it in a car door Wednesday. Five stitches were required to close the wound.
Mr and Mrs Wm DeLand and Mr and Mrs D B Hulquist were Mother's Day guests of the Cecil DeLand family in Wahoo Miss Erma DeLand of Omaha who had spent the weekend in Osceola was present as was Elvera Roslund also of Omaha
Crouse Tex Drug Co lists serums and vaccines for swine including hog cholera swine erysipelas blackleg hemorrhagic mastitis Calif scours and related products. The catalog emphasizes disease protection for pigs and farm stock.
Mr and Mrs Carl Timm and their son from Lincoln visited Osceola over Sunday joining the Timm couple Mr and Mrs C R Timm and Mr and Mrs Bert Smith for a family gathering with extended kin.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rhodes and their daughter visited Pender on Sunday as guests of their daughter Mrs Wm Biles Jr and her family highlighting extended family connections in the community.
Sunday guests at the J. H. Gustafson home included Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ewell of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Gustafson of York. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richards and family traveled to Elm Creek Nebraska on Sunday to visit Maurice Richards’s mother Mrs Clyde Haxton for Mother’s Day.
Mrs Arvid Anderson accompanied by Mrs Howard McKeas and daughter spent Sunday in Grand Island visiting Mr and Mrs Lawrence Anderson and their son.
Valaria Schott visits relatives from the university and gifts are advertised at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Mrs Berniece Blackmarr arrives from Bakersfield for a family visit. Lincoln guests and area moves are noted along with hospital auxiliary plans for May 17.
Mrs Guy Fox was taken to an Omaha hospital by ambulance last week for a serious heart ailment. Mr Fox has been in Omaha to stay near her during treatment.
Shelby Hatchery and Feed Store lists available soil amendments including super phosphate and 10-20-0 fertilizer for local farmers and gardeners.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Hugo Lee Mrs Margaret Meltham and Mrs John Wagner all of Bruninz Nebraska staying with the Gerdes home on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cochrane of Omaha arrived Friday evening to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Joy. They were accompanied by Miss Dolores Cerny who visited with Mrs. Mary Cerny and family.
Mrs P C Wieseman traveled to Kearney Friday evening for several days with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Glen Shelmadine.
Mrs Mary Marshall formerly of Central City has moved to Osceola and now resides at the Social Center Rest Home.
The article notes Crouse-Tex Drug Co. as the main business in filling doctor prescriptions, highlighting its role in local pharmaceutical services.
Mr and Mrs Walter Kirtley of Nebraska City visited from Tuesday to Sunday with her mother Mrs S A Snider and Lynn and with the Don Byers family.
Miss Doris Wieseman, recently finished at the National Business Institute, and her friend Miss Virginia Shepler of Lincoln stayed over Sunday as guests of Doris’s mother Mrs. Viola Wieseman. Doris now has a job in the city.
Mrs. Carrie Wisely came back this week after spending the winter months in California with her children.
Sandra Schumann, a Wesleyan student, spent the weekend with her family, returning to campus after the visit.
Mr and Mrs Jack Steeple drove to Wilber Nebraska on Sunday to spend the day with their daughter Mrs Frank Travnicek.
Lois Dinges daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Dinges underwent an operation for appendicitis last Thursday evening at the local hospital and is reported to be resting smoothly.
Mrs Frank T Anderson, who has been visiting her daughter Ethelyn in Chickasha Oklahoma, returned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs Roy Cox attended a bridge party Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Keith Cox in Clarks.
Mr and Mrs Mike Shada and Mrs Sha da traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Sha das aunt who died in an Oakland Iowa accident.
Keep baby chicks healthy with Ren-O-Sal tablets Grand-O-Lac tablets or Dr Hess tablets added to their drinking water. Sold by Crouse-Tex.
Mrs Clyde Smith joined 74 other mothers for a Sunday luncheon at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house in Lincoln. The fraternity chorus, directed by John Quincy Adams, university music senior, sang several numbers. Adams has been elected as the Osceola schools music instructor for the coming year.
Miss Grace Mickey of Omaha spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Mickey and family.
Mr and Mrs Joe Schott and family traveled to Pierce Nebraska on Sunday to join relatives and observe Mother's Day at the home of Mrs Johana Fuchs.
Mr and Mrs Harry Clements and their daughters from Columbus visited the Wayne Anderson home on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Marion Snider and their son stayed Friday night with W E Snider in Osceola. They brought the sad news of the accidental death of Lynn Becker of Lincoln. The Beckers have previously visited Osceola at the Snider home.
Recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolf and children of Sidney Nebraska.
The note mentions good numbers of Carlsons Hybrid and State Certified Hybrid Seed Corn. It highlights seed options available but provides minimal additional context or outcomes.
Rev. W. D. Hamilton, who recently came back from the Omaha hospital, reports his condition as improving to what he calls permanent health.
Miss Ada Stark left Tuesday for a short trip to Chicago then planned to finish her visit in Osceola with her sister Mrs. R. M. McDonald.
Mrs Otto Fleming, who underwent surgery at University Hospital in Omaha last week, is making satisfactory progress at this time.
A farewell party was hosted at Mrs. Bert Hotchkiss' home last Wednesday for Hattie New Comer who departed for Pasadena California. Guests presented a gift and refreshments were served.
Joann Sheets graduates from Arnold High School Nebraska this week and was announced a National Honor Society member during class night on May 6. She also earned several other honors.
See us for your 2 4 D Weed Killer needs at Shelby Hatchery and Feed Store offering a local supply for lawn and garden care.
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