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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1956
Page
2
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Administrator Leslie Nash announces new visiting regulations at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital. Effective Sunday June 3 each patient will have two visiting cards detailing limits on visitors and allowable visiting times. The hospital introduced the card to curb excessive visiting while preserving patient comfort.
The Osceola Record provides pricing details as Polk County’s oldest newspaper announces subscription and single-issue costs amid ongoing publication.
A historical notice lists patient visiting hours from 2:00 to 4:00 p m and 7:00 to 8:30 p m, limits visits to ten minutes and two visitors per patient, bans smoking in patient areas, and restricts use of facilities. It advises relatives to inform the Administrator and suggests flowers or reading material for patients.
A hospital notice outlines visitor provisions near the nurses station with a public phone, a rest room, and rules for guest meals priced at breakfast 50c dinner 75c supper 50c and Sunday dinner 1.00. Visitors are advised not to use patient room facilities and to avoid bringing outside food without approval.
Thirty years ago Mark Timm paid five dollars to place his name on the Republican primary ballot for county treasurer. George Humphrey greets a newborn grandson, George Dee, brightening the Humphrey home. W H Kelley celebrated an 83rd birthday last Friday with family and well wishes.
A group of 25 friends and neighbors brought baskets to a birthday event. A cake with 83 candles marked the occasion. Mr and Mrs Fred Crossant with daughter and Mrs Lydia Addison and children attended a farewell dinner for Mrs Agnes Kumpf and her children of Shelby, moving to Huron South Dakota.
Ruth Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bond and Ralph Allison son of Oscar Allison married last Thursday May 21 at Wayland Church. They will honeymoon in Chicago and reside on a farm south of Stromsburg.
Obituary recalls Dr. D. J. Smith born 1864 in Washington Pennsylvania who died in Osceola May 23 1946 after practicing medicine since 1906 and retiring in 1937. The Rev Gregory Petrus named first pastor of St Vincent in Osceola effective June 1 with St Andrews as mission. Miss Helen Dunn married Lt Fred Venable of DeQueen Arkansas. Venable stationed at Wright Field Dayton Ohio. Sandra Schuman tops Osceola High School class of 1946 with 94.94 average. Ruth Bintz wed John E Knight of Lincoln. both juniors at Nebraska Wesleyan. Orley Conkling becomes father of seven pound daughter Donita Irene at Stromsburg. Theresia Gabel and Clarence Van Ostrand wed at Sacred Heart Shelby.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert C Johnson of San Diego. Robert is a former Osceola boy, the son of Mrs Winnie Johnson. They will make their home at the Euse farm southwest of Shelby.
Tuesday and Thursday visits fill the week as Mrs. Fred Flamme calls on Mrs. Adolph Bernt and Mrs. Arthur Mayberger and nearby residents share gatherings. Canasta prizes go to Mrs. Clyde Medinger with low to Mrs. Neal Hasselbalch. birthdays noted for the Birthday Club.
Mrs. Lowell Burg and Michael of San Jose California were guests Friday afternoon with the Orval Eikenhorst family in Osceola for a social visit.
Professionals C R Peterson and D D Sundberg advertised dental services in Osceola with contact phone 2411 for appointments and inquiries.
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