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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
3
Exams loom with May 18 and 19 set for semester tests Six weeks exams occur this week F H A invites eighth grade girls to foster home management interest Farewell Party for seniors delayed due to seniors planning a prank. sophomores move it to the following Monday
The annual FHA style show opened with a skit on May 9. Two girls, Jackie played by Sally Ball and Pat played by Rosslyn Kennedy, discussed a party they attended as Jackie sobbed over laughter at her appearance.
Pat and Jackie attend a high school style show presented by the home management group. Dame Fashion of 1950 Rosemary Walgreen greets guests while Dame Fashion of Yesteryear Maya Grossnicklaus models retro attire. Miss Soderholm receives a corsage and gift for her guidance as coffee and doughnuts are served by the boys home management class.
May 12 seniors plus sponsor Mr. Adams traveled by chartered bus to Omaha after stopping at Wahoo and Boys Town. They signed the Boys Town register, toured the Trade School Field House and chapel, visited the airport, rode roller coasters in Finland Council Bluffs, and enjoyed a free dinner from Brandeis before returning home tired but happy.
Ramona Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson, underwent appendicitis surgery at Stromsburg hospital last Monday. Mr and Mrs Thomas E Kelley of Omaha were Mother's Day guests in the home of Dr and Mrs D T Kelley and their children.
Mrs. George Hruska and Drew arrived Saturday evening to spend the week with Mrs. Mary Cerny and her mother in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Edward Schnasse and Greg of Huskerville visited Osceola Sunday as guests of his parents Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse.
Mr and Mrs Al Kuhnel and Mr and Mrs Walter Koehler were guests last Thursday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Almstrum.
Phone No 2041 is the call point for radio repairs provided by an experienced workman at Willis Radio Service.
Mrs L M Merrick hosted the NBBC bridge club last Friday with high score to Mrs Leonard Hanson, travelling prize to Mrs Lee Johnson, and guest prize to Mrs Richard Swearingen. Mrs Leonard Mrkvicka hosted a dinner last Thursday with Osceola school faculty guests.
If your electrical appliances need checking new parts or repair call Willis Radio Service phone 204J.
Mrs Oscar Johnson who suffered a heart attack several weeks ago is now improved somewhat and able to be up part of the time.
By order of Polk County District Court May 2 1950 Referee will sell at public auction the SW 1 4 of Sec 17 T14 R3 West of 6th P M Osceola Nebraska June 7 1950 at 2 PM. 15 percent cash balance on court confirmation with possession after lease ends March 1 1951. Sale open at least one hour. Abstract of title furnished.
The pupils of school district 53 along with teacher Miss Harriet Mc Cauley and Mrs. Phillip Timm visited the Record office last Wednesday afternoon to observe how the printing equipment functions.
Need electrical wiring by expert workmen Call Willis Radio Service at phone 204J for services and guidance.
Miss Janet Kepner accompanied her mother Mrs W R Kepner home from Lincoln last Friday and spent the weekend with the family, sharing time with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pickett and their son and daughter-in-law from San Diego Calif visited and were dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Frizzell and children.
Mrs. Lloyd Green who has been under medical care in Omaha for several weeks returned home with Mr. Green on Sunday.
Willis Radio Service offers repair of radios electrical appliances and electrical wiring in homes by an experienced team. Call 204J for prompt service.
Mrs Gunnard Peterson is staying at the home of her daughter Mrs Ted Johnson and family at the present time.
Four year old Davy son of Mr and Mrs Carleton Anderson is ill with bronchial pneumonia this week.
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