Osceola Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. George Fineey is ill and moved to University Hospital in Omaha with daughters from Denver visiting. Local clubs hosted and hosted guests from Albion, Stamford, Lincoln, and Omaha. Family gatherings included anniversaries and birthdays. Midland College events featured Anita’s musical numbers. public notices include a WSCS Bazaar on November 20.
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George Fineey
University Hospital
Omaha
Jack LeSner
Walter Lostroh
Denver
Leroy Rhodes
Vic Newcomer
Hoxie
Kansas
Erics
Stromburge Hospital
Effie Thompson
Sadie Jarmin
Hazel Burns
Dwight Newcomer
Maud Nuquist
Charles Bollinger
Worner Bollinger
Mary Carol
Wm. Bahr
Millard
Roy Sheldon
Oscar Boden
Mr. Baden
Ellen Reick
Mark Woodworth
Albion
Gust Baden
Roy Johnson
Lincoln
Kenneth Upton
Richard Johnson
Joe Poe
Eastern Star
Kensington
C. R. Peterson
Raymond Branting
Midland College
Fremont
Anita
Gordon Anderson
Offut Air Base
Axel Anderson
Meldon Hess
Raymond
Stamford
Neb
Eugene Treadway
Otto Swanson
Wm. Lars
Edna Peterson
Ed Ang
Valpariso
Myron Jones
Herman Jones
Earl
Oscar Johnson
Douglas Herman
Wallace Logan
Shelby
E. B. Treadway
WSCS
Consumers
John Lockard
Osceola Hospital
Adolph Forss
Wm. Larson
Harley Varner
Irven Varner
George Hruska
Sons of
Cerny
Anderson
Wm. Campain
Hollis Campain
Earle Miller
Alvin Gustafson
Leonard Gustafson
Axtell
Card of Thanks from the Horst Family
The Horst family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for the many acts of kindness shown during their bereavement.
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Horst
Thank you notes from grateful families
A collection of thanks from Mrs. Sam Wyman and family Lawrence Twarling and The McCormick Family. They express appreciation for cards gifts meals and support during illness hospital stay and after the funeral of their mother.
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Sam Wyman
Lawrence Twarling
Horst Family Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Mr and Mrs Elmer Horst express gratitude to the Valley and Fairview Ladies Societies and to friends and neighbors for thoughtful deeds of kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavements.
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Valley and
Fairview
Elmer Horst
Get Well Thanks From Oscar Boden
Oscar Boden thanks friends and relatives for get well cards and personal calls during his hospital stay and after returning home.
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Oscar Boden
Thank You Note From Clair Emmons Family
The Emmons family thanks friends for cards gifts and visits during the hospital stay. Mrs Clair Emmons and Candi Jo express deep gratitude for the kindness shown and say it will never be forgotten.
Gratitude Note From Homer and Mary Carol Bollinger
The Bollingers thank friends in Osceola for their generosity and kindness over the past weeks and say the Christian spirit will live in their hearts. They wish God’s blessing on those who helped.
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Osceola
Homer
Mary Carol Bollinger
Moving to Mattoon Illinois and job change noted
A reader writes of moving from New York to Mattoon Illinois around early 1955. Jim will join General Electric Lamp Department as a quality control engineer and the letter wishes continued subscription. The letter mentions weather, hurricanes Hazel and Carol, fall foliage, snow and deer hunting, polio victims in Osceola, and concern for friends and Adirondacks.
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Hi Recorders
Record
Heckeler Drive
Mattoon
Illinois
Jim
Lamp Dept
G. E
New York State
Adirondacks
Hazel
Carol
Osceola
Booster Month Promotes Artificial Breeding Among Farmers
Dair y Breeders Association urges members to recruit new farmers during November Boost er Month. Each new member signed up earns a free service valued at eight dollars. Contact technician Martin Kresha of Osceola or the county agent for pedigrees and timing. Services cover five major dairy breeds and Angus with strict standards and improved semen handling.
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Ass'n
Martin Kresha
Osceola
Kresha
General Electric promotes progress in electricity and home appliances
The piece extols rising living standards from affordable electricity and efficient power equipment. It cites GE turbine generators delivering more power per coal weight, cheaper 60 and 66 watt lamps, and a list of popular GE household appliances with prices and features. It invites readers to request a 36 page GE booklet from Schenectady NY.
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United States
Thomas Edison
America
General Electric
Schenectady
N. Y
U.S
Britain
Russia
India’s
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