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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1953
Page
3
A jumble of crossword clues appears alongside local social notes from Stromsburg and surrounding areas. The page lists many names and visiting relatives with gatherings at homes in Stromsburg Gresham and Lincoln including the Campbell Bond Lux Thomas Sechtem Sterup Siffring and Johnson families.
Arley Waldo Dewitt Janet Swanson Mary O Hare Palmer Marilyn Ricketts are Nebraska champions in citizenship meat animal forestry bread demonstration and dairy foods after county wins their records advanced to state competition and eligibility for regional and national awards was noted by Guy R Davis University of Nebraska assistant 4 H club leader.
The committee hires William Bradley, York College student minister, as church pastor for the coming year. Bradley delivered solo performances at two recent services. The Merry Workers thank a large crowd for a chicken supper held Thursday night. Billy Beebe, Maidland College student, visited Fremont over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beebe. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dasher of Fremont and others also mentioned.
I did not know anyone knew my birthday date except my three daughters who could not be here. Thanks to you all for the loving cards and letters I received. May the good Lord bless you all.
Steeples promotes the latest shirt colors for men paired with matching ties. Shoppers can choose from a range of vivid hues designed to complement formal and business attire. The featured items emphasize coordinated outfits and current fashion tones.
Mrs John Stahl returns home from St Francis hospital Grand Island after a week of care. Sunday visitors at C O Carlson include Cecil Larson and family from Grand Island. Al Heitzman and Henry Galus visited Vertie Heitzman in Lincoln. Emma Peterson of Stromsburg stayed with C R Carlson. Don Hayes family reunion at Dan Hayes home Clarks.
Doris Karges Lois and Lila Anderson and Dorothy Dexter of Lincoln spent the weekend with relatives. Vida Beckmeyer of Osceola joined the Al Heitzman home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlson visited Columbus. Edith Hipka hosted Anton Soukup and daughter of Cedar Bluffs. Carlson men returned Friday from a hunting trip. Doris Karges attended a birthday party for Lois Anderson near Clarks. Dale Clarke and his father Leon of Stromsburg visited the Carlsons. Don Hayes spent Wednesday in Grand Island.
Supper guests Thursday evening at the Algot Yungdahl home included Harold Grossnicklaus Ray Schott and Max Hennings to help Donald eat the turkey he won at the blue rock shoot in Silver Creek Sunday. Monday afternoon Fred Wieseman and wife took S W Calhoun and wife to Columbus where they boarded a train for Corpus Christi Texas to visit their son Walter and family for three weeks. Elmer Horst and wife were Sunday dinner guests with the Urban family and their sons at the Earl Hardle home to celebrate Dickie’s second birthday.
Local social notes list visits and gatherings across villages including Lin coln, Genoa, Columbus, Stromsburg, and Osceola. Names such as Denise Stickell Braun, Henry Reitz, and the Mickey family recur, with church events, baptisms, dedications, and hospital observations noted among friends and relatives.
Instant pudding three packs at 25 cents. Mince meat 92 02 per package. Pumpkin in oil 13 cents No 1 can. Sardines nine cents each. Spry or Crisco three pound can 89 cents. Pitted dates six and four ounce 18 cents. Pancake mix three pound 21 cents. Pancake syrup five pound can 63 cents. Del Monte crushed pineapple nine ounce can 15 cents. Starkist tuna and noodles 27 cents. Dill pickles one pint jar 33 cents. Sweet pickles 16 ounce jar 35 cents. Salted peanuts nine ounce package 25 cents. Popcorn two pound bag 33 cents. California Sunkist oranges. Baby food prices per pound and other produce items listed.
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