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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
3
Greens Chapel residents Mr and Mrs Harlan Toline Gary and Kenny and Maren Lundy traveled Sunday afternoon to Kearney to visit Bud To line and to help Kenney observe his 13th birthday.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns including Pontiac Omaha Tekamah Shelby and Benedict. Notable gatherings centered on birthdays church services and shared meals with the Rhoades Heiden Johnson Burke and Peterson families and guests from Lincoln Meadow Grove and Columbus.
District 18 residents shared meals and visits across Platte Center Columbus Osceola and Duncan. Mr and Mrs Fred Flamme hosted dinner for Fredrick Flamme and family while Jerome Prososki from Columbus visited Albin Prososki and family. Coffee Club met with Mrs Neil Brigham and Dean Otte of North of Columbus spent time with his grandparents the Flammes. Tuesday they visited the Duane Gabel home near Osceola. Alfred Bernt called on his father Barney Tomasevicz of Duncan Thursday.
A series of social and family visits are noted in Columbus and nearby areas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fletcher of Omaha spent the weekend with the Fletchers and family while Harold Smith's children visited Neal Hasselbalchs. Other gatherings include Albin Prososki visiting Columbus mother Anna Prososki, Duane Gabel visiting grandparents near Osceola, Lee Iwanski and daughters with Columbus relatives, Edward Lisko and Denise Marie visiting the Tribas, and Carl Benda Fritz Johansen and Marion Treadway with Phil Micek family. Funeral services for Robert Behle were held at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Columbus.
Wayland Church will hold Sunday services at 11 15 in charge of Rev Dale P Krampe of Seward. Merry Workers meet Wednesday afternoon Nov 14 in the church basement with Mrs Ronald Eklund and Mrs Paul Bond as hostesses. Mr and Mrs Paul Bond spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Ray Larkin of Benedict. Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Peter Kopke were Mr and Mrs Joy Barr Mrs Robert Barr Joy Marie and Timmy all of York and Mrs tree Schindler of Schenectady. Mr and Mrs George Bond moved to Good Samaritan Village in Osceola. For the past three months Mr Bond has lived with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ralph Allison and Mrs Bond has spent the past three months in the Clarkson Hospital in Omaha and Annie Jeffrey Hospital in Osceola. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Bond were Mr and Mrs Myron Colberg and Mike and Mr and Mrs Doug Colberg and son Randy of Lincoln. The Doug Colbergs were weekend guests of the Bonds. Mmes Craven Stream Ted Gonnerman Tom Gonnerman Raymond Bond and Paul Bond were among the group initiated into the Daughters of the Nile at Naphis Temple No 66 in Lincoln Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dwane Wilcox and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Schuknecht.
Friday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Anthony Winter with Mr and Mrs Peter Kopke and Mrs Robert Barr and children. FHA convention attendee Miss Marla Lott spent Saturday in Schuyler. Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Elroy Hoffman and family from York. Lincoln football game attendance by Raymond Bond and the Gonnermans. The Gresham Eastern Star hosted Grand Officers banquet at Utica Monday. Others attending from here were Tom Gonnerman Ted Gonnerman and Raymond Bond. Alice Sechtem visited York friend Mrs Robert Nelson. Edmon Hoffman hosted Paul Bond and Marla Lott for Sunday dinner and luncheon in Rising City. Harold Walstead hosts Paul Bond callers in Osceola Thursday night. Earnest Heine of York spent Saturday with Ted Gonnerman.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan of El Cerrito California and Mrs. Phoebe Morgan visited last Saturday with Mrs. Horace McKeag. Sullivan and Morgan had not met in more than sixty years since attending Stoner School southeast of Osceola.
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