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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
4
Miss Donna Ray Barton and Jim Sullivan of Lincoln were weekend guests here of Joan Eklund.
In Osceola and surrounding towns, families visit relatives at the Rest Home. George Ballenger and wife travel to see Mrs. Net Reece and Osceola kin. Fellers Jewelry promotes an automatic needle threader as a gift idea.
Local ad highlights Hardings Seal Test Ice Cream in gallon sizes for domestic refrigeration and mentions Hardings Tarts and Cake Rolls as dessert options from Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson and their son with Charley Olson relocated from the W O Hansen residence on Gospel Ridge to the Kepner property recently vacated by the Martin Roberts family.
Mr and Mrs George Craven and their daughter Mildred leave Knoxville on Sunday evening for the Lumbermen's Excursion to the national lumber dealers convention in San Francisco. En route the trip stops include Yellowstone Billings Spokane Portland Vancouver B C and other points of interest.
Boxed stationery notes and correspondence cards offered as gifts at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. with a selection suitable for personal and professional use.
The Junior Class presents Who Killed Aunt Caroline in the auditorium on November 18. Students invite attendance and emphasize school spirit with a light mystery performance.
Miss Irma DeLand came from Omaha Friday night and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeLand until Sunday.
A brief note promotes Ralphs Rat Bait as an effective rodent control product with a fresh supply available at Crouse Tex. The item emphasizes reliability and stock renewal for customers seeking pest management supplies.
Mr and Mrs L M Kelly of Cheyenne Wyoming attended a dinner with Mr and Mrs Walter Watts on Wednesday. Mrs Kelly formerly Miss Muriel Watts daughter of the late Ym Watts of Loup City and formerly of Polk County.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fjell relocate from the George B Anderson home to a house owned by Sophia Kresha. The new gas heater, rated 60 000 BTU, has just arrived at Gambles and is priced at 72 72.
County Superintendent Miss Olive McBeth attended the Nebraska State Educational Association meeting in Omaha during the latter part of last week.
At the Axel Anderson residence last week visited by Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Anderson and daughter Mrs. Jess Phillips of Shelton Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krogh and children of Omaha. and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thompson of Lincoln.
Shoppers are urged to visit Steeples for a full selection of winter essentials including caps underwear gloves and mittens.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Deeds of Mitchell stayed overnight with his mother Mrs Flossie Deeds before departing for Lincoln on Thursday to attend the state teachers convention.
Ear rings expansion bracelets watches pins pearl necklaces gold pocket knives and tie sets and many other gifts are advertised at Crouse-Tex Drug Co for shoppers seeking holiday offers and gift ideas.
Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson and Mary Ann Berck of Mc Cook spent the weekend visiting relatives here Donnie Anderson of Lincoln was also home visiting his mother Mrs Mabel Anderson
Customers can browse a selection of Christmas card assortments at Fellers Jewelry. The store offers festive designs with varied tones and themes to suit different tastes and recipients.
Mrs Clair Emmons and her daughter accompanied her mother Mrs Tom Hutchinson to Lincoln where she will live with a sister. Clair Emmons went to Lincoln Sunday and Mrs Emmons and daughter returned home with him.
A crowded notice lists local shopping and social items including furniture buys at Kepas and Crouse Tex Drug Co. mentions of chocolate gifts, Christmas promotions, and new Gruen Bulova watches. Social visits span Omaha Shelby Albion Campbell and relatives.
Miss Catherine Schaber of Grand Island spent a week in Osceola visiting friends. The Schaber family expects to move soon to make their home in Indiana.
Crouse Tex Drug Company introduces Ar Sulfa a new sulfa drug for colds and diseases in poultry aiming to improve flock health and productivity.
Miss Louella Crew of Lincoln, a former Osceola schools teacher, was a weekend guest at the Mart Anderson home. On Saturday night she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merrick.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Anderson were visitors in Grand Island on Friday, noting a brief social outing and local engagement during their trip.
Advertises a World Gift Stand toy sale for infants to eight years old. Mentions Crouse Tex Drug Co as a viewing location for the toys.
The Herman Eklund family visited the Gust Eklund home Sunday afternoon for a brief social gathering and conversation.
Word reached that Mrs. Edith Heilman was dismissed from the hospital in Lincoln and is now recuperating at the home of relatives in that city.
Advertising copy promotes greater accuracy and bargaining power when purchasing a Hamilton watch at FELLERS. The notice emphasizes value for money and feature quality to entice buyers.
Mrs Tillman Joy visited her daughter Mrs Milo Cochrane and family in Omaha from Thursday to Sunday. Mr Joy then drove to Omaha to bring her home.
An advertisement touts nylon hose in multiple shades and sizes made with Dupont's best thread, offered by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Quenton Clark of Oshkosh Nebraska were guests last Wednesday in the home of her sister Mrs Joe Schott and family.
Mr and Mrs John Staroscik and daughter Suzanne returned to Osceola Saturday after visiting with Mr and Mrs Don Ray Byers and daughter Mary Margaret in San Diego and with relatives in Whittier and Long Beach California
Mr and Mrs John Staroscik visited Mrs Mary Staroscik at St Marys Hospital in Columbus to find her condition much improved. The Starosciks were joined by Mr and Mrs Milton Gabriel and their daughter Linda for a Sunday evening visit at the John Staroscik home.
Weekend notices show prices at Crouse-Tex Drug Co with cigarettes at 1.75 and tobacco 89c, plus a pint rubbing alcohol at 29c. A family gathering at Adolph Kresha Sr. residence drew relatives from Kimball Columbus Omaha David City and surrounding areas including the Koschs, the Kreshas, and the Hilgers.
Mr and Mrs Fred Green Jr of Long Beach California announce the birth of a son on October 22 named Danny William Green.
Buy Flexalum Venetian blinds featuring fade proof shrink proof and easy cleaning vinyl plastic tape now at KEPNERS. High quality window coverings in stock with wide selection for homes and offices. Stop by KEPNERS today for demonstrations and pricing.
Caroline Rhodes was taken to a Lincoln hospital last week for a week of treatment and observation. She has returned home this week and will resume her school classes.
A daughter named Marilyn Ann was born October 28 to Mr and Mrs Dale Clark living south of Osceola.
Mrs Andrew Nelson thanks those who sent gifts cards flowers and visits during her hospital stay and after returning home praising the Sisters for their kindness.
Caroline Rhodes thanks friends, teachers, and schoolmates for kindness shown during her recent illness. Her note expresses sincere appreciation and good wishes to those who offered support.
A note thanks all who visited or sent cards and gifts during illness. Gratitude extends to the Sisters and Dr. Kelley for good care. Mail order film development is praised for same-day service and good pictures. Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
The Swede Home Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church announces services. Pastor Alfield E. Franzen leads the 21st Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Luther League meets at 7:30 p.m. This week includes Confirmation Class on Saturday at 8 a.m. Next week features Ladies Aid at 2 p.m. and the Lutheran Brotherhood Oyster Supper with a program on men and missions by the women.
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