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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
4
Dry clean now to protect winter clothing from moth damage and set stains. A professional cleaner guarantees care and offers free pickup and delivery via the Osceola Professional Dry Cleaners Shelby pickup with Richards, Monday and Thursday, call 747-5531.
District 18 residents Mr and Mrs Fred Flamme were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Duane Gabel near Osceola. The Lisco family hosted Mr and Mrs Edward Lisco at evening gates. Phil Micek dined with the Bernts. Roy Gomme of Eddyville stayed overnight with the Kubiceks. LaVern Boss and family were visitors last Sunday afternoon.
A flurry of Sunday to Tuesday visits and social gatherings spanned Osceola and nearby towns. Families including Hasselbalch, Clothes, Lisko, Zakrzewski, Kubicek, Bernt, Gomme, and Daum joined relatives in Columbus, Lindsay, Lincoln, and Duncan for dinners, graduations, birthdays, and club activities. Weekly outings included a 4 H bowling party, Canasta scoring prizes, and a Memorial Day visit, with several attendees noted at gatherings in the Frank Ziemba and Albert Gabriel homes.
Valley News reports visits by Mr and Mrs Patrick McMurtry of Litchfield to Bruce Pickett and Floyd Frizzell on Tuesday. Wednesday saw Mr and Mrs Chas Stewart Bill Wright and Harley Warner at Bruce Pickett home. Mrs Oscar Imm and others attended an Eastern Star Ken Sington Tea at Silver Creek Masonic Hall. David Rutter family and Effie Fernandez went to Omaha Sunday. Jackie Rutter stays with brother in law and sister Theodore Samland family.
Sunday services in Wayland led by James H. Lowther. Merry Workers met at Lee Campbell farm. Numerous visits include alumni banquets in Gresham and Stromsburg, numerous family gatherings, anniversaries and weddings. Attendees travel from York, Bradshaw, Neosho, Omaha, Milford, and Lincoln to events and dinners.
The Goldenrods 4 H Club met May 24 at Melanie Monson's home. Roll call covered projects and a business meeting followed by lunch. Next meeting planned for June 14 at Carolyn Beebe's home. Judy Cerny Reporter.
The twentieth annual banquet and reunion for Cornhusker Girls State will be held Tuesday June 19 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Student Union. Alumni from previous years are invited to attend. reservations are via Mrs Dennis Malone. The twenty first Girls State runs June 16 to 22 on campus with 325 juniors forming eight towns two counties and two parties to run mock government including courts legislature and administration.
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company will activate a long distance microwave radio system between Lincoln and Hastings in July, expanding capacity from 34 to 64 channels and potentially up to 300 for future growth. It will serve the Air Force SAGE base near Hastings and other services, with towers on Hastings and Lincoln buildings and relays at Milford McCool and Gilter.
Bridal shower honors Lone Star resident Carol Johnson with twenty guests. Jolene Shemek named maid of honor. gifts opened by Juniata Rinke and Margie Swantek. Dessert luncheon served. Carol Johnson to wed John Swantek on Saturday, June 2. Marilyn Prososki visiting Omaha. Prososki family welcomed a new baby son born Mother's Day May 13. Community notices include school meeting June 11 and Ascension Day Mass schedules.
Recent visitors to the R. M. Mc Donald home include Clarence Stark and John Stark and families from Nevada Iowa and Lincoln. Bertha's Vanity Shop will close for a week after Memorial Day. Sp 4 Jan Grossnicklaus arrives from Fort Sill Oklahoma for a two week home leave. Mrs Elbert Hubbard of Manson Washington was honored at a Merle Johnson home afternoon coffee with Mrs Ross Richards as co hostes. Fifteen guests signed a tea towel for Mrs Hubbard. She is visiting during Memorial Day weekend.
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