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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1956
Page
5
We thank everyone for the cards letters visits and kindness shown our beloved mother during her illness in Omaha and local hospitals. Special thanks to the nurses and Dr Blo dig who cared for her, and also the minister.
The obituary notes comfort from his words and thanks to the singers for hymns and all who aided in making her final days gentler, honoring Dora McCormick and those who supported the family.
Zella Heinemeyer expresses sincere gratitude for cards gifts and visits received while hospitalized and for the thoughtful food offerings after returning home. The writer notes the acts of kindness will be remembered.
Acknowledgment to all donors of papers and magazines and every helper who contributed to the Paper Drive success. From the Jobs Daughters organization.
Mrs. Thomas Meacham expresses gratitude to friends for flowers cards and calls while in the hospital and after returning home.
District 54 reports a funeral for Dora McCormick, mother of Vern McCormick, at Osceola on Friday afternoon. Dora, a former District 54 pioneer resident, passed away Tuesday morning. Grover Lyons and Francis Donnelly of Lincoln visited Nellie Benson’s home Friday evening, recalling lessons from 58 years ago.
Maple Leaf Club members from the neighborhood attended a meeting at the Earl Bond home in Osceola on Thursday. The Christmas gathering will be at the Louis Tschantre home on December 13 with a 50 cent gift exchange. Several families and relatives visited, hosted calls, and attended social visits across Osceola Columbus and Brainard. A local ad promotes tuning up or trading in old electric razors at Crouse-Tex Drug.
Osceola residents report a busy social scene with visits from Dr. J. S. Barbee of Sutton to Fred Bond, and Miss Anita Branting visiting Fremont relatives. Local gatherings include several dinners and weekend calls, and shoppers are reminded of drugstore specials at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
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