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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
4
Per year rates listed for Nebraska and outside Nebraska. Reading notices charged per line with Ard of Thanks acknowledged. Cash orders priced at $2.00 within Nebraska and $2.50 outside, plus minor per-line fees.
Card thanks contributors and attendees for a successful benefit party at St Francis Hospital Auxiliary and expresses sincere gratitude to all who assisted.
Harding offers individual ice cream tarts priced at 15 cents each suitable for lunch service or club gatherings.
If you plan to give an electric razor for Christmas, now is the time to buy them at Crouge Pex Drug Co.
Cpl. P Bernard Berek arrives Sunday from Fort Ord California for a fifteen day furlough with his father Wilton Perk and family.
Local residents marked a weekend of visits and gatherings. Clarence Reitz spent time with family in Stromsboro and George Reed's home. Misses Mickey Curtis Wisely Gonner man and others hosted Halloween parties at districts 57 and Riverside schools. Families from Stromaburg, York, Columbus, and Duluth visited with Reitz, Reed, Carlson, and Wiesenman households.
Gambles advertises jackets and anti freeze while Steeple’s Store promotes winter coats. Local family news includes Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. DeLand visiting, Rev Franzen’s church call to Erickson, Manitoba, and a journalism conference in Lincoln with Doris Kennedy Jeanice Schott and Merna Quick.
The regular WCTU meeting is set for next Thursday November 18 at 2 30 p m at Mrs I J Merricks home. Mrs John Falk from Stromsburg will report on the state convention held at Hastings.
Mrs William Dunning 88 died October 29 in Fort Collins Colorado and was buried Saturday at Shelby. The notice notes her passing and burial details. Crouse-Tex advertises Panamin or Avi Tab to boost egg production.
The Steeple's Store promotes blankets for sale in two sizes, singles and doubles, featuring part wool and all wool varieties.
Mrs Earl Stryker of Rising City buried at Rising City cemetery aged 61 on Saturday. The item notes Right Sight Glasses marketed by Crouse Tex Drug Co for easier reading.
Miss Helen Shefcyk and Albert Shemek of Columbus were guests at dinner Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Gendringer and family, marking a social visit in the area.
Pfe John Tler left for Camp Kil mer New Jersey after a 19 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Row Tler He was transferred to New Jersey from Loury Field Denver If your chickens have colds or soup spray them with Salsbury's Campho Sal Sold by Crouse-Tex
Shorty Bowe and Jack Steeple attended a field day for hunting dogs at Grand Island. Letters and Pointers were featured in events with live quail shipped from Arkansas. Both reported a fine trip and entertaining events.
The firm Crouse Tex Drug centers its business on filling prescriptions with pure drugs, emphasizing quality and accuracy in medical dispensing.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co invites customers to have watches and jewelry repaired and to browse Fountain Pens and Pencils as ideal family gifts available at the store.
Mr and Mrs Emil Kozicl spent Saturday in Omaha where they visited with John Hrupak during their trip.
Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Kelley were guests in Omaha last Monday evening of Dr. and Mrs. Payson Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Melbourn Olson of Stromsburg visited Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brighton of St. Charles Minnesota host as house guests this week Mrs D T Kel ley and family. Crest Tires are Tops in Value. Gambles.
Mr and Mrs Delmar McFadder attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs C E Casselberry at Shelby Tuesday afternoon. McFadden is a nephew of the couple. Leo Johnson arrived home from California naval base with discharge and is now at home with his mother Mars Ed Johnson in Stromsburg.
Listing notes an available house in perfect condition and ideally located. Showings are by appointment prior to the sale date and interested buyers should call the provided phone number 281.
OANS advertise farm and home financing with GI loan options at low rates through KLOKE INV CO in Omaha Nebraska. Also listings include a full time job inquiry at Shelby Produce, a Diamond T Truck for sale with specifications, a coal circulating heating stove for sale, and contact details for W W Wood.
The Entre Nous will meet next Wednesday afternoon November 12 with Mrs M R Anderson. Beulah Cemetery Association will meet Friday November 14 at Miss Liesta Mace's home. CES Chapter 24 holds regular meeting Tuesday November 11 at 7 30 p m with lunch in the dining hall after.
Mr and Mrs P B Campbell traveled to Omaha last week to see Marian Anderson perform at the auditorium in a world famous concert.
Swede Home Circles sponsor a Bazaar at the Gas Office in Stromsburg on Saturday November 15. Pie and coffee will be sold as residents from Sprague Washington and others join in early Christmas shopping. Also noted are visits from Dan H Kelly Ray Richards and family and a birthday dinner for Mrs Sandin.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Koziol were dinner guests Sunday at the John Stec home near Monroe. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ziewmba and their sons.
Mrs. S. A. Snider and Lynn traveled to Lincoln last Thursday meeting Mrs. Walter Kirtley of Nebraska City who joined them in Osceola to spend the rest of the week. Mr. Kirtley joined Sunday and they returned to Nebraska City Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kilbourne and Mrs Agnes Siegel of Seattle and Mrs John Hahn of Columbus and Mrs Josie Gondringer hosted supper guests at the Harold Gondringer home Monday. Mrs Siegel aunt of Mrs Gondringer, making her first Nebraska visit in twenty years.
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