Valley social rounds span weddings dinners and visits
Mrs. Doris Wieseman and Jack Swanson wed at Osceola Methodist Church with many valley guests attending. Residents hosted dinners and farewells for Rev. Brox who moves to Lincoln. A deer sighting, a white elephant sale, talent numbers, and family visits were noted along with Measles affecting Norman, Ronnie, and Dianne Lux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wieseman
Doris Wieseman
Jack Swanson
Carl Timm
Gregg
Viola Wieseman
Dave Jones
Carolyn
Elmer Horst
Valley
Nelson
Osceola
Bob Chleborad
Crete
Mickey
A. E. Rommers
Albert
Livingston
New Jersey
Bill Umstead
Silver Creek
District 5
Barbara Wieseman
Marlyn Yungdahl
Gene Land
Barbara
Ellen Wieseman
Addie Wieseman
Fern Mulgrue
the Valley
Elmer Tooker
Club Treasury
Alice Daum
Ruth Lux
Lola Urban
Norman
Ronnie
Dianne
Gary Lux
S. W. Calhoun
Fred Wieseman
Jessie Gonnerman
Stromsburg
Robert Carlson
Columbus
Anton Osentowski
California
Henry Strickland
Lincoln
Vertie Heitzman
Ronald Carlson
John Carlson
Dale
Kathy Hayes
Don Hayes
Henry
Lottie Galus
Emil Koziol
C. R. Carlson
Bruning
Hawks
Joe Karges
George Karges
Danny
Heitzman
Jay Buchta
St. Paul
Art Gabriel
Duane
Elwin Osentowski
Navy
Oklahoma
Salina
Kansas
Doris
Bobby Topinka
Floyd Frizzell
Donna Carlson
Osceola High School
Riverside
Birthday observance and social visits noted in York area
The item lists numerous social visits in York and nearby communities. Attendees include Mrs. Wieseman celebrating a birthday, the Pickett, Imhoff, Bond, Umstead, and Dunn families, and guests from Nebraska City and Los Angeles. Various dinners and a Farm Bureau meeting in Polk are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ening
Earl Bond
Bill Umstead
York
Lydia Weber
Lewis Dunn
Dale Buchta
Hugh Schmoker
Lulu Ward
Jack Long
Grand Island
Richard Wyman
Kathy
John Mickey
Dale Dunn
Fred Henggler
Francis Urban
Earl Hardle
Hardle
Monroe Wright
Nebraska City
Donal Wieseman
Horace McKeag
Dick Merrick
J. A. Wood
Los Angeles
Calif
Bruce Pickett
Farm Bureau
Polk
Card of Thanks from Don Ray Byers
Don Ray Byers expresses gratitude to the Polk County Police Foundation and county residents for the wheelchair provided. He says his family joins in the thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Polio Foundation
Don Ray Byers
Hospital thanks and visits noted
The note expresses gratitude for cards gifts and visits received during a hospital stay and after returning home. It mentions Emma Phillips of Denver visiting her sister-in-law Etta Leonard in recent weeks and A S Norris of Chicago leaving for Aberdeen South Dakota after visiting Dave Rutter and family the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Merrick
Emma Phillips
Denver
Etta Leonard
A. S. Norris
Chicago
Dave Rutter
Aberdeen
South Dakota
District and family gatherings fill Buckley Park weekends
District 42 District 47 and District 62 hold picnics at Buckley Park with dinners and desserts. Families visit, attend weddings in Friend, and celebrate birthdays and third births. Major surgery sidelines Edwin Lewis at Osceola hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 47
Buckley Park
Wm. Larson
Milton Anderson
Ramona Larson
Gust Peterson
Elizabeth Rudeen
Lincoln
Roy Rider
District 62
Vanita Holm
Diane Beckstrom
Lynelle Fredrickson
Lynelle
Fredrickson
Eunice Abbott
Burlington
Colo
Ernest Locke
David
Boulder
Chas. Massie
Joyce Massie
Robert Aksamit
Friend
John Massie
Norfolk
Percy Seymour
Benedict
Edwin Lewis
Viola Wieseman
Doris
Jack Swanson
Ft. Belvoir
Virginia
Dave Jones
Osceola Hospital
Kenneth Almstrum
Ed Almstrum
Oakdale
Nebr
Jerome Larson
Denver
Walter Larson
Ramona
Russell Larson
Paul Jones
Joe Lindblade
Donald Turk
Frances
District 70
Doris Wieseman
Osceola Methodist Church
Joel Toline
Toline
Ronald Sarow
Melford Peterson
Elmer Carlson
Otto Wegman
Vance Toline
Everett Anderson
Clifford Bowman
Edgar
Lynn Peterson
Carl Wieseman
Marvelle Fjell
Carolyn Jones
Cheryl
Timmy Waller
Carol Donelson
Alfred Yungdahl
Betsy and Billy Biles Visit Grandparents Details
Betsy and Billy Biles of Pender arrived Wednesday morning to stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Leroy Rhodes while their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Biles Jr are on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Billy Biles
Pender
Leroy Hodes
Mrs
Wm. Biles Jr
Grain buyer warns of cheap wood bin folklore
A local chatter suggests a grain buyer who is only half smart may still push for cheap bins. A self described builder claims he can construct wood bins in a single summer, implying low costs for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Perry
Doris Wieseman Bride of Jack Swanson
Miss Doris Elaine Wieseman became the bride of Jack W Swanson in a First Methodist Church ceremony. The couple left for a honeymoon in Alexandria Virginia with both families and local guests attending, and Swanson serving in the Armed Forces at Fort Belvoir Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Wieseman
Jack Swanson
Doris Elaine Wieseman
Jack W. Swanson
First Methodist
Homer P. Bollinger
Fred Schumann
R. E. Wieseman
Sandra Hansen
Osceola
Max Peterson
Lincoln
Helen M. Wieseman
Gertrude Hoemann
Lavore Harland
Jack Scoemaker
St. Louis
Bob Chleborad
Alliance
Duane Jones
Viola Wieseman
Lee Almquist
Carl Timm
Elmer Horst
Carl Wieeseman
Fred Bond
Donna Casper
Shirley Basheford
Jim Halstead
York
Marion Packett
Alvin Petersom
Joyce Burk
Linccoln
Alexandria
Virginia
Swansom
Mr. Swanson
Lanning E. Likes
Lamar
Colorado
Fort Belvoir
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Valley News
Irene Burritt
Bush
Xruns
Wargaria
van Camp
Blackbird
U. S
Rey
Anderson Mercantile
Blackbird Food
Swede Home News
Mrs. Edwin Lewis
District 42
Marlene Johnson
Mervin Rystrom
Fred Yunghanl
Victor Newman
Dale Fredrickson
Fred White
Las Vegas
Jim Dryden
Ollie Johnson
Kenneth Peterson
Earl Johnson
Jeanne
Morris Johnson
Ansel Fredrickson
Willard Bush
Frankie
Ted Fitch
North Platte
Riverside News
Doris Karges
John Fintel
Stacey
Hiawatha
Finest
Safti
Osceola Lumber Co
Ida Hastey
Guy Fox
Albert Schmoker
Hastey
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Griswold Pro
Sudan
Texas
Wheeler
Osceola Ball Park
Shelby
Roy’s
Roy’s Produce
Roy Johnson
Robert Johnson
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