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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
5
Perry N. Sapp editor and publisher embossed in Osceola Nebraska notices subscription rates per year for Nebraska and outside Nebraska. The item lists City National Bank and York with prices of 2.50 and 3.00 respectively.
The Legion Auxiliary reports 83 members with a 96 member quota still unmet. Dues payments are urged and the group plans a November 22 food sale at the Consumers Office to raise funds for the Band Uniform Fund.
Hospital Auxiliary meets November 20 at 7 30 at Mary Grossnicklaus home. Ride A Wees hosted Friday November 17 by Mrs Bess Warwick. Legion Auxiliary gathering November 17 at the Legion Club. Oscevia Project Club meets November 21 with Julu Ward. G S Kensington meets November 21 at Mildred Mouden home 7 30 p m. Garden Club meets November 21 at Lesta Mace home with Margaret Crosby assisting. Roll call Summer Memories of Gardens. Election of officers.
Mr and Mrs Walter Jones and Joyce visited Carl G Johnson. Harold Schulte and family from Omaha spent the weekend with Edith Larson. Roger Hanquist of Polk joined Har old W Johnson for Sunday dinner. Walter Stahl and family and Edwin Lewis visited Alfred Yundahl and Sheila. Donna Larson and Marlene Johnson of Wahoo stayed with relatives. Otto Wegmanns daughter Mrs Allan Schennean of Omaha passed her State Board exam and works at University Hospital. Edith Larson, Harry Cole family of Osceola and Harold Schulte family visited Walter Larson. Edwin Lewis and wife visited her parents Arthur Donelson at Stromsburg. Rev Stanley Oquist, stationed at Fort Riley, spent Sunday with parents Frank and family. Mr and Mrs Harlan Johnson
The note mentions a visit to the Harold W. Johnson home Monday evening and that Mrs. Otto Wegmann along with Joe and Christine were Omaha visitors on Sunday.
Families from the Chapel community joined the opening dinner for the New Wesley Methodist Church in Shelby. The old Wesley Chapel building was largely incorporated into the new church. Social activities included a Friendly Neighbors Club meeting with lessons on Master Mix and a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Ben Schmoker’s home.
Ronald Carlson and Barbara Egley attended the Ice Follies in Omaha Friday evening. Mrs Eva Zelazny and Evelyn visited Monday afternoon at the John Woichaski home. Mr and Mrs C R Carlson and family visited Sunday evening at the Silas Hoffer home. Visitors from Lincoln and Silver Creek joined C O Carlson and family for weekend and weekday gatherings. Several from the community attended the Gospel Legion Quartet at Fairview Hall Monday evening.
Homer P Bollinger leads a week of church activities including choir rehearsal, Sunday worship, and youth programs. The Young People solicit CROP contributions, attend a York rally, and a Mass Evangelism meeting features Rev. Walter Jewett and a choir of over 100. Local attendees also report trips to Lincoln and Omaha events.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Branting and their daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R D Vizal in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lyman of St Edwards visited over the weekend with Mary Grnesnick Laus at her residence. The brief item notes a social visit between local residents and a named host.
The Don Johnson family and Lee Johnson were visitors in Omaha on Wednesday of last week, stopping by local sites and meeting residents during their brief stay.
Mrs. Ida LeSner spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her granddaughter Mrs. Kenneth Upton and Mr. Upton at Polk.
Cpl Logan VanHoosen writes his parents that he visited the Philippine Islands while on furlough. He is serving on Okinawa with the Army.
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