Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight Stromsburg Notes
The Stromsburg column items recount visits by Loyal Knerr and others to relatives in Omaha York and Lincoln and events at Covenant Church. A nurse candidate from Stromsburg is named in Illinois, and the group discusses a polio conference in Omaha. An extended reflection contrasts Russian farm machinery with U S efficiency and notes shifts toward industrialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Knerr
Leonard Thompson
Omaha
Glenn Knerr
Paul James
York
Kermit Hultgren
Irvin Anderson
Arthur Larson
Gale Giles
Natalie Hahn
Ivan Larson
Lincoln
Ralph Celland
Arthur I. Larson
Fred Fall
Wichita
Covenant Church Circle
Covenant Church
James Wilson
Winifred Jacobson
Stromsburg
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Chicago
Illinois
Leo Larson
Ralph Nordberg
U.S
United States
Delegation Tours Soviet Farm Machinery Program
Dr W V Lambert leads a U S delegation on a 10 000 mile tour behind the Iron Curtain to study Russian agriculture and farm mechanization. After observing the program he offers conclusions on its effectiveness and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Lambert
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
U. S
Soviet Union
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Earl Miley Wed
Wednesday evening Mrs Earl Miley was guest of honor at a green and yellow stork shower with a country theme hosted by Mrs Charles Fischer assisted by Mrs Dale Frizzell Mrs Harlan Rowan and Mrs Orville Eikenhorst. Eighteen guests attended and gifts were given while advice on baby naming was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Miley
Charles Fischer
Dale Frizzell
Harlan Rowan
Orville Eikenhorst
Births and community notices fill Osceola newspaper page
The Osceola items report multiple births including Richard Le Roy Jr born November 10 at St. Elizabeth Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of Lincoln. Other births named Margaret Jane to Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom and William Wayne to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Land. Local visits, hospital updates, social events, and business notices fill the page with numerous names, places, and dates across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Richard LeRoy, Jr
Johnson
Roy Johnson
Osceola
Dale Lewis
John Ostrom
Mead
Margaret Jane
Gene Land
Central City
Osceola Hospital
William Wayne
Land
Valley
Mr. Land
Osceola Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs John Fintel visited with Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones Tuesday evening. Mrs Alvin Cerny and Alvin Jr spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wm Barry and family. Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell Ron and Jane were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Burl Weldon at Chapman. Mrs Ruth Eklund Don and Bolb were Thursday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fjell and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse‘tex
Oscar Boden
Crouse-Tex
Annitta Johnson
Annette Watts
Leila Miley
Marilyn Oberg
Arthur McVeigh
Kathy
Lincoln
Bull Teft
Milford
Crouse-Tex Drug
Ray Schnoor
Grand Island
Arthur Wiser
Floyd Speirs
Harry Ludi
Davida Black
Wahoo
Fred Wieseman
S. W. Calhoun
Elmer Peterson
Wausa
Marlin Johnson
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Elmer Johnson
Bollinger
Howard Stewart
Robert Mills
Roy Syfert
Ainsworth
Duane Johnson
Ray Hastings
York
R. N
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
Town 12
Ray Walgreen
Robert D. Miller
Lutheran Hospital
Columbus
Osceola
Gordon Fredrickson
Steve
Lynelle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Andrew Peterson
Otto Olson
Ivar Oberg
Barbara
Marilyn
Vernon Peterson
Joan Rech
David City
Mark Gustafson
Verle Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Roy Johnson
Richard Johnson
Milo Cochrane
Mike
Jean
Tillman Joy
Joseph Longar
Savelle
Phil. B. Campbell
Fairbury
Pauline Garber
John Bright
R. O. Peterson
Santa Ana
California
C. R. Peterson
Philip Nyberg
Carold Hanson
Gilmner
Phyllis Nyberg
Hastings
Gust Boden
Marian
Calmar Boden
Howard Boden
Lloyd Boden
Oliver Seaberg
Delmar McFadden
Robert Cunningham
Richard Swearingen
John Fintel
Oscar Jones
Alvin Cerny
Alvin Jr
Wm. Barry
Dale Frizzell
Ron
Jane
Bur! Weldon
Chapman
Ruth Eklund
Don
Bolb
Lloyd Fjell
Dale
Death of A. T. Runyon at Goodland Indiana
Telegram reports the death of A. T. Runyon, longtime Union Pacific agent here before moving to Omaha. His passing is noted as a sad event north of the Cement works with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Runyon
Goodland
Indiana
Osceola Rink Opens and Local Moves Highlight Week
Thirty years back Osceola welcomed a new roller skating rink with a strong crowd. Dr. Donald Furman left Osceola for McCook to join a longtime firm. Dr. M. Furman stays and moved to Mrs. Byers’ residence. Ray McBeth suffered a severe injury losing three fingers on a corn picker. The Osceola Fire Department hosted a farewell for Billy Powers at the G A R Hall as he plans to move to University Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Donald Furman
McCook
M. Furman
Byers
Shelby
Ray McBeth
Ray
Billy” Powers
G.A.R. Hall
Mr. Powers
University Place
Mrs Chester Baldwin Injured in Lincoln Auto Crash
Twenty years ago Mrs. Chester Baldwin now residing at Humboldt was seriously injured in an auto accident in Lincoln Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin had lived here for several months while Mr. Baldwin managed the local telephone office. Dr. C L LeMar honored by Masonic Lodge at fare well dinner. he and his son plan to move to Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Anderson
Lincoln
Crousefex Drug Co
Happy Birthday Club
Jack Tindall
Tindall
Ray Richards
Leonard Swan
Tennessee
Rose ‘Iwan
Leonard
van Berg
Columbus
Wazine
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Ivar Oberg
Marilyn
Barbara
Kenneth Peterson
Douglas
Franklin
Wesley Peterson
Louise
Karen
Keith
Vernon Peterson
Loren
Susan
Andrew Peterson
Louise Peterson
Chester Baldwin
Humboldt
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Kharkov
Stalingrad
Hihi
Ford
Tudor
Plymouth
Sigler Garage
Csceola
Osceola News
McDonald’s
Red & White
Wisconsin
Florida
Sunshine Banquet
Fairmonts
Clarence C. Nelson
Adelson
Clarissa Scott
Josephine McChesney
David City Hospital
Polk County
Thelander Peterson
Union Pacific
Muse Theatre
Burma
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Ryan
The
Bowery Boys
Las Vegas
Dennis O’keefe
Coleen Gray
SUN
MON
Switzerland
Alaska
Tropics
Fir
Shelby, Nebraska
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