Osceola Area Social Notices Chronicle Weekend Visits
Local residents and families across Osceola Benedict Stromsburg and surrounding towns hosted and visited kin and friends last weekend. Guests included the Raymond Burkes Don Lytles the Lytle family from Tennessee and Swedish visitors Ingrid and Carl Dahlalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Hollister
Jerry Lytle
Millington
Tenn
Raymond Burkes
Don Lytles
Benedict
Oceana
Miriam Circle
Archie Steffen
George Stever
Steve Burke
Lincoln
Herbert Anderson
Leonard R Church
Elm Creek
Ian Kelley
Holdrege
Maynard Anderson
Elk Grove
Ill
Reynold Petersons
Osceola
Jennie Burke
Earl Burkes
Nora van Dorn
Enid Myers
Lucille Myers
Luther Kreis
Paul Fusby
Shirley
Elmer Johnson
Albert Bloom
Norris Johnson
Ingrid
Carl Dahlalo
Sweden
USA
Johnsons
Stanton
Johnson
Pearl Smith
Carol Donelson
Janis
Mae Twarling
Bill Stevens
Raymond Dobsons
Max Rystroms
Bruce Rystroms
Brent
Meadow Grove
Bert Rystrom
Milford
Burwell
Vaughn Bercks
Hampton
A. S. Torell
Everett Powells
Charles Leonard
Omaha
Roy Hurd
Everett Powell
Gus E. Hartel
Swede Howe News Observes Mrs Carlson Birthday
Mrs Harold Johnson notes a birthday gathering at Aug ust F Carlson home with relatives and friends. Miss Evelyn Oquist gave a yellow chrysanthemum from Calvary church. Swede Home Project Club set to meet Nov 3 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Wilbur Falk's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
August F. Carlson
Carlson
Gusty Hartels
Verner Gustafsen
Rupert Carlson
Myron Jones
Edith Kershaw
Milton Aldersons
Evelyn Oquist
Oquist
Mir‘am
Calvary Church
Pierce Chapel News Notes Social and Church Activities
Mrs. Walter Beck and Mrs. Harvey Phelps hosted a birthday coffee for Mrs. Katie Schultz with gifts and lunch after a password game. Several families visited and celebrated birthdays, while a Call to Prayer and Self Denial at Pierce Chapel was led by WSCS leaders. Various local residents visited, dined, and traveled for hospital and nursing home outings over the weekend and midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beck
Harvey Phelps
Katie Schultz
Schultz
Phelps
Don Graves
Leslie Kohlhoff
Bill Becks
LeAnne
Steven
Walter D. Beck
Walter L. Beck
Walter
Pierce Chapel
Clarks Wscs
Frank Betts
Don Grafe
C. C. Caley
Darwin Williams
Vernon Wendt
Art Schlondorf
Nora Thomas
Mary Bosak
Augie Evers
Lynn Moomeys
Lincoln
Josie Burger
Fullerton
Jack Burger
Silver Creek
Greg Burger
Myrtle McPatry rites Friday in Columbus
Myrtle McPatry 86 of Clarinda Iowa died at Morys Haven in Columbus where she lived the last two months Funeral services were held Friday at Gass funeral home with burial in Columbus cemetery Rev E William Pounds officiated She was born May 9 1881 in Galesburg Illinois daughter of W J and Lelia Justus Deland She married Dorland McPatry in 1900 and was widowed in 1902 She later ran a motel at Clarinda and belonged to the Episcopal church Eastern Star and Rebekah lodges She is survived by several nieces and nephews A son William died in January 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McPatry
Clarinda
Morys Haven
Columbus
Gass
E. William Pounds
McPatry
Galesburg, Ill
W. J
Lelia Justus Deland
Polk County
Dorland McPatry
Beck Kershaw Homecoming King and Queen Crowned
SILVER CREEK The Tigers faced Genoa on October 20 with homecoming festivities at halftime. Queen Gay Beck and King Ron Kershaw were crowned by last year’s royalty Cynthia Borowiak and Donn Atkinson. First attendants were Annette Powers and Jim Shotkoski. second attendants Bonnie Cash and Lynn King. The queen received red roses, the attendants a rose, and a post game dance followed. The King’s Pawns played music, with lunch by the Pep club girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Tigers
Genoa
Cynthia Borowiak
Donn Atkinson
Gay Beck
Ron Kershaw
Annette Powers
Jim Shotkoski
Bonnie Cash
Lynn King
Local social notes list visits and gatherings across Polk and York counties
Columbus and Grand Island visitors share weekends with families in Polk and York. Ansel Lindquist hosts a Polk Methodist church shower for Diane Portenier. Catholic Women’s Council fall meeting set for St Joseph’s hall York with 9 registration then 10 am workshop to 3 50 pm. Osceola board members attend a table tea for international students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Janicek
Columbus
Ance] Lindquist
Frances Donelson
Bob Hellbusches
Grand Island
Darrell Hellbusch
Fred Johnsons
Shelby
Kenneth Hollister
Willard Filister
Ansel Lindquists
Charles Nordquists
Lyle Widgas
Polk
Allan Andersons
Clarence Peetzkes S
Lloyd Witerens
Clyde
Guenther Schwartz
Omaha
York
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Harold W. Johnson
Lester Gestrine
Helen Pierson
Avoca
Minn
Rudy Sandins
Ronald Sarow
Midwest Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Sarow
Joel Toline
Jim Fisher
Walter Bush
William Larsons
Myron Larson
Harvey Sundbergs
Adolph Forss
Adolph Forsses
Raymond D. Johnsons
Dennis Johnson
Willard Adelsons
Roger Hanquists
Joe Schinzels
Neal
Harold W. Johnsons
Evan Nordstroms
Fremont
David Joneses
Dorothy
Dianne Larson
Lillie Chindgren
Marvin
Donna
Mervin
Michael Larson
Alfred Yungdahls
Ronald Sarows
Algot Yungdahls
Wm. McCarthy
Debra Ann
Mervin Ransom Sr
McCarthy
Minneapolis
IBM
Greens Chapel News
Lynie
Elmer Pehrsons
Barbara Haase
Richard Pehrson
Battle Creek
Anderson-Lybecker
Willard Hollisters
Kenneth Terry
Clarkson Hospital
Jim Marak
Roy Grossnicklaus
Norbert Tiemann
Mallary Smith
Mallary
Tiemann
Roy Trotter
Lions Club
Swede Howe News
Aminers
Andreasen
Nebr
Brady
Pierce Chapel News
William Dittmers
Lydia Dittmer
Clara Boss
Ivan Dittmer
Ainsworth
Dittmers
Boss
Monroe
George Schmid
David Schmidt
Roger Hellbusch and Sons
Belgrade
Augie Everses
Ed Knapp
Knapp
St. Francis Hospital
John Mangelsens
John Edward
Soren Dahl
Chris Jensen
Harold Dexters
Albert Morrises
William
Don Schipporeit
Krakow
Rinkol-Urkoski Orchestra
Saawssaanane
Stromsburg Legion Club
Beck - Kershaw
Clycle Centainers
Gerald Mentink
Gayland
Hampton Secky Mentink
Carla Marsden
Jamnita Marsden
Deanery Council
Sonrise
Midwest
Becton, Dickinson & Co
Nebraska
Columbus, Nebraska
Dearborn Comfort
Kingsley
Dearborn
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