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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
5
Osceola Nebraska post office announces annual subscription rates for Nebraska residents at 2.50 and for outside Nebraska at 3.00, under the 13879 act. The notice appears in a historical newspaper segment dated March.
Mrs. Dewey Lockard’s mother and brother from Alliance Nebraska stayed at the Lockard home for several days this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Daniel visited York on Sunday with her parents. Supt. Nilman preached at Fairview on Sunday and conducted the service.
Recap of social visits and travel in Stromsburg and nearby towns. Families attend dinners, shopping, and weeklong trips to California and Washington DC, with several residents visiting relatives and returning to Stromsburg.
Mrs. Ray Wagner and Connie returned home from Stromsburg hospital Thursday. Lloyd Wamsley and Annette visited Mrs. Wamsley in Stromsburg Saturday, where she remains a patient after pneumonia. George Conkling Jr. of Gandy, Nebraska, made a short call.
Oggie Andersen of Omaha visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andersen over the weekend. Imogene Hecker is ill with mumps at home. John Gonka and a Ted enjoyed Sunday with relatives near Shelby. Judy Blevins of Shelby visited Joyce Scow. Adolph Bernt’s call Wednesday came from John Micek home. Louis Scow hosted visitors with Harold Blevins in Shelby. Pickeral and Beverly visited Louis Scow and Bobbie Friday. Orville Enyeart and Fullerton callers Wednesday. D M Chapman and Glenn Jones from Vermon Missouri visited Ralph Hasselbaldt and Phil Micek. Louis Scow
The local column documents community visits and social events across Wesley Chapel and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs. Don Jarmin Mrs. Mauritz Swan son Mr. Keith McMeekin Mr. David Thompson and many others are noted for church meetings family gatherings Armistice Day visits and Sunday dinners in towns including Sioux City Omaha Lincoln Columbus and Fremont. The piece also lists hospital and convention attendance and ongoing home visits among neighbors.
A church event at Greens Chapel offers a chicken pie supper and an auction of rugs comforters pillow sets aprons and miscellaneous articles. The sale also includes 25 cent parcel post packages. The event is set for Wednesday evening December 1.
Son of Silver Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boyd on Mrs. Arthur Eberly spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Johnson and family. Miss Margaret C. Anderson was a weekend guest and Mr. and Mrs. Howell Cox and children of Stromsburg were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hennings.
Mrs. Harold Gondringer treated the teacher and pupils of District 37 to ice cream and cake on Monday afternoon for Raymond’s 6th birthday, observed November 14. Special guests included Donnie and Dorothy Watts and Carole Dawes.
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