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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
5
Crowded out last week Greens Chapel hosts and neighbors share a weekend of visits. Omaha relatives join Mrs. Harlan Carlson. Osceola, Milford, Lincoln, York, and Fla. visitors call on local families including the Hennings, Rhoades, Berggren, Berck, and Burke households. A festive sequence of dinners, suppers, and Sunday calls marks a busy social spell.
Many local residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burke spent Sunday with Ed Burke. Everett Powell and Raymond Sall of Syracuse joined the Leonard family in Omaha for dinner. Harry Obrist visited uncle Ed Obrist in Genoa Rest Home. Kinbergs and Kurk traveled to Lincoln for overnight stays with Delano Kinberg’s family. Mrs. M Van Dorn and Mrs. Cora Colson of Boulder visited Alvin Burke. Ralph Rhoades joined Merle Heiden’s family in Benedict for Saturday meals. Darold Hoffman and sons spent Friday with the Obrists. Earl Burke and family visited their son Ronald in Omaha. Paul Fusby and Sharon visited Delia Samuelson and Wallace. Pat Loreman from Lincoln spent the weekend with Everett and Judy Lorman. Luther and Keith Kreis joined Bill Bryan and Pamela for Sunday dinner. James and another Marak visited Chas Frand’s family in Omaha and later browsed Skagway Shopping Center. Jerry Engel shared Saturday coffee with Glen Green in Osceola. Max Rystrom and Bert dined with Bruce Rystrom. Ray Nyffeler hosts saw Raymond Burke and Howard Sundberg as Sunday visitors. J L Hurd joined Everett Lorman for lunch. James Marak attended an A C Schott card party. Fred Johnson of Shelby spent Saturday evening with L Hollister and Kenneth.
Polk County Nebraska and the State Department of Roads invite sealed bids for Gravel for Surfacing on the Polk North Federal Aid Secondary Project No S 65(5). Bids due November 8 1962 at Lincoln. Plans may be seen in Lincoln. Bond required 100 of contract and bid accompanied by at least 175 dollars. Negotiations reserved. John W Hossack State Engineer October 18 25 November 1.
Mrs Janet Morton returned Sunday afternoon from Kansas City after a four day World Book Childcraft managers meeting. Sunday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Harlan Donelson and family and several relatives from Rockford Illinois and nearby areas.
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