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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1948
Page
2
Due to bad weather the Fullerton game and homecoming were postponed to Monday November 8. Students spent free periods and after school building floats, turning the parade into a new school tradition with teamwork and pride.
On Tuesday October 26 the football team was treated to a steak dinner at the Corn Palace Cafe. The meal was provided as a courtesy of Dr. C. R. Peterson and Dr. Kelley.
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston of Neligh Nebraska spent Sunday here with her parents Mr and Mrs Larry Lamb They plan to make their home in Neligh where the husband took a job at the International Harvester Store starting November 1 Mrs Mary Manion of Litchfield Nebraska visited relatives in Osceola for several days last week.
Mr and Mrs Rex Ford and Mrs A J Chantry came back from Malvern Iowa where they visited relatives. They were joined home in Omaha by Mrs Bud Blessie and her children. Daria Bond and Don Ray Byers left for San Diego California for navy boat training. Daughters of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kaspari and family and Jane Mrs Bernard Farmer of ork are mentioned.
Mrs P B Campbell traveled to Alexandria Nebraska last Monday to attend a DAR gathering. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs John Reidy were noted in the same column.
Mrs. Mary Cerny traveled to Farwell Nebraska Sunday to assist a sister injured in a fall. Mrs. Mildred Snodgrass and Larry visited Omaha with Mr. and Mrs. Milan Snodgrass and their children. Miss Darlene Wisely and Jim Chantry from Lincoln spent the weekend with Jim's parents Mr and Mrs Al Chantry and Nancy.
A baby girl named Shar on Lynn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Snodgrass, received baptism Sunday morning in a local church ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bond of Yor were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond.
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