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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1944
Page
5
A Hampshire sow with seven pigs was found at a farm five miles southeast of Osceola last week. The owner may claim by paying expenses. Dealers are sought for Pfister Hybrid seed corn from Pfister Hybrid Company in Fremont Nebraska.
Local social and business notes include engagements, visitors, and births. Mrs. Mary Ferrell of Denver celebrated by friends in Osceola. waves training for Beulah Toline. A Golden Wedding observed by Mr. and Mrs. Hartman. Daniel John born to Mr. and Mrs. John Oberg from Chicago. Peter Nelson estate listings and farm sale advertised.
The second in a series of church services will be held this coming Sunday evening November 26 with Rev Beebe of Silver Creek in charge. Children will furnish special music. Come and bring your friends. The regular Get Together will be held Friday evening November 24.
William Guy Fox expresses gratitude for cards letters gifts while hospitalized. He thanks everyone for the thoughtful remembrance during his stay and notes it was greatly appreciated.
Dale Dunn thanks friends and relatives for the cards gifts and flowers sent while he was convalescing in the hospital noting their appreciation.
Polk County National Farm Loan Association of Osceola Nebraska advertises a loan with 4 percent interest over 34 years and full prepayment option. No appraisal fee or commission charged. Contact the Osceola office for details and filing.
Local ad notes sharp price cuts this Saturday at Crouse-Tex Drug Co with items priced as low as 59 cents and major reductions highlighted by 6.50 and 29 to 39 cents figures.
Mrs Raymond Peterson and son visited Dr and Mrs C R Peterson in Lincoln while Raymond begins internship at Lincoln General Hospital. Cpl Leo Kosch announces birth of Marcia Lee on November 16 at St Marys Hospital Columbus. Mrs Kosch formerly Lillian Kresha. Cpl Kosch serving with army in Texas. Mrs Fred Branting hosted Phyllis birthday party with classmates and friends. Open house for Mrs George Moores 90th birthday. Moore is frail but active. Mac Betterton of Columbus visited Ed Almstrom family. Mrs L M Shaw traveled to David City to care for ill son Marion Shaw.
160 acres five miles southeast of Clarks with 105 cultivated and the balance pasture. Includes a fair set of buildings and a good producer. Write James W. Reed, Central City, Nebraska.
A message of thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for cards gifts and flowers received during a hospital stay. The note expresses that the kindness will not be forgotten and is signed by Elvera Carman.
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