Valley News Social notes illuminate Lincoln visitors
Mrs Margaret Lynth of Lincoln was a weekend guest of Mrs Christianna Sarow. Mr and Mrs Algot Yungdahl visited in the Albert Schmoker home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett attended Floyd Buchanan's funeral in Silver Creek. Mrs Fred Wieseman joined regional Eastern Star Grand Chapter travelers to Omaha. Monday supper guests were Dee Hastings and Chas Hastings of Hollywood with R N Hastings. Cletus Sullivan of Lincoln visited the Robert Wieseman home.
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Irene Barritt
Margaret Lynth
Lincoln
Christianna Sarow
Algot Yungdahl
Albert Schmoker
Bruce Pickett
Floyd Buchanan
Silver Creek
Fred Wieseman
Osceola
Shelby and
Gresham
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Omaha
R. N. Hastings
Dee Hastings
Chas. Hastings
Hollywood
Calif
Cletus Sullivan
Robert Wieseman
Noreen Rurup
Shelby
Gary Lux
Lawrence
Margaret Lynch
Richard McCormick
Willard McCormick
Camp Gordon
Richard
David Rutter
Effie Fernandez
Ricky Rutter
Stromsburg
Donald Schmoker and Sons
Tom Schmoker
Floyd Frizzell
Leonard Mentink
Jim Harless
Christiaanna Sarow
Charles Hastings
Nebraska
Elmer Horst
Ivan Hastings
Kenneth Jaeger
Milford
Dan Fharlander
Grand Island
Merle Peterson
Dave Waller
Nancy
Community Picnic Roundups Across Districts and Local Visits
Districts 5 31 7 and 53 held picnics at Valley church Stromsburg Park Osceola and city park in Osceola. Local families attend gatherings at church homes hospitals and homes of neighbors. School graduates attend Silver Creek exercises while relatives visit in Stromsburg and Central City.
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Valley Church
Stromsurg Bickley Park
Osceola
Chalmer Daniels
Ojai
Calif
Hilbert Buchtan
Shirley Mickey
John Mickey
August Senn
Mary Louise MacKenzie
Kathleen
Chicago
Bill Umstead
the Valley Church
Carl Wieseman
Maggie Wieseman
Stromsburg Hospital
Wee Club
Lewis Dunn
Allan Kresha
Robert Wieseman
Francis Urban
Lawrence Meister
Humphrey
Richard Klaas
Balbina Duster
St. Mary’s Hospital
Columbus
Louis Mickey
Maurice Haskins
Kansas City
Tom Cameron
Eldorado
Kan
Harold E. Nelson
Dorothy Haskins
Audubon
Iowa
Valley
Silver Creek
George Burritt
Frank Gay
Central City
Don Madison
Official Proceedings of the Osceola City Council May 6 1954
The Osceola Nebraska city council met May 6 1954 at 7 30 p m with Mayor Bond and councillors Sigler Johnson Sedlak Mills present. Minutes from April 27 1954 were approved as read. The Library Board annual report was accepted. The City Treasurer presented the April 30 1954 monthly report and it was approved.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Bond
Sigler
Johnson
Sedlak
Mills
Library Board
General Cemetery
Osceola Council Holds Budget Hearing and Appointments
City of Osceola Nebraska approves bills for hospital fire protection and other services and confirms appointments for Street Water Chief of Police The council adopts an expense estimate for 1954 1955 detailing allocations for waterworks street lighting cemetery maintenance and more.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Ee Eee
Vark
Osceola Community Hospital
Osceola Nebras ka City to publish expense estimate
The council orders publication of the expense estimate in the Osceola Record for four consecutive weeks. The meeting is set for June 10, 1954 at 8:00 p m in the City Council Chambers to pass the Annual Appropriation Bill. City Clerk H Jay McDonald attests. Mayor Fred Bond approves.
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Osceola
Nebras
H. Jay McDonald
Fred Bond
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