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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
4
The Brotherhood will hold an open meeting Friday evening with Lawrence Twarling and Keith Kindberg serving sandwiches and cake. The annual Bazaar and Chicken Supper date moves to Tuesday evening November 28. A correction notes the Aid dinner for the Secret Sisters on December 15 will disclose names on Valentine’s Day.
The Jolly Workers Club met at Mrs. Keith Kindberg’s home for a home made candies lesson with samples for 23 members led by Mrs. Geo L. Steever and Mrs. Max Rystrom. A chorus of 70 MYF members from Hastings District sang Sunday evening in York closing the Evangelistic Drive, with multiple local families noted attending various visits and reunions across the area.
Major Hollis S. Dolan of Camp Cook California sends a letter via Osceola noting his wartime service and wishing success to a local fund drive. He mentions his wife Dorothy and daughter Patty and expresses hope of visiting Osceola.
Mrs. Joe Kubicek hosted the Happy Birthday Club on November 9 with members sharing thanks. Ray Abbott won poker high and was honored by her secret sister with pillow cases. Guests included Mrs. Alouis Kubicek of Columbus and Mrs. Emil Kubicek of Shelby. Lunch followed at 4 15.
Mr and Mrs Le Moyne M Anderson and sons traveled to Platte Center Sunday to visit and were hosted by Mr and Mrs Vaughn A Day. J L Hurd and Rolland Beatty drove to Omaha Monday for medical treatment. Columbus visitors included Miss Gertrude and J O Peterson.
Mrs John Voichaske and daughters visited her mother Mrs Eva Zelazny while men visited Ed Zelazny in St Joseph Hospital Omaha. Families from Gresham and Omaha joined Thanksgiving dinner at the C O Carlson home with multiple Carlson family members and friends.
Mrs Esther Bilhorn and Mary Ann of Scotia arrived to spend Thanksgiving weekend with Mr and Mrs S D Evins. Mrs Ernest Johnson and Mrs Arthur Hultquist hosted in York. Lois Schlegel visited Iowa and Missouri and attended the football game. Wallace Anderson at the Commercial Extension School in Omaha plans to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson. Mr and Mrs J A Anderson and Milton hosted a dinner with Rev and Mrs G A Randall of Osceola and Mr and Mrs W L.
Richard Lundgren departed this life at his Swede Home residence on November 15 at age 87 years seven months and 14 days. Born April 1 1663 in Ostergotland Sweden he immigrated to the United States in 1884 and joined Calvary Ev Lutheran Church in 1885. He married Anna Charlotte Johnson in 1890 and had six daughters. Survived by daughters Mabel Olson Edna Lundgren Lena Johnson Marie Swanson three sons-in-law 39 grandchildren 39 great grandchildren a sister and brothers in Sweden and many other relatives. Funeral-attendees from out of town listed include relatives from Rockford York Omaha Lincoln and central city among others. Martha Nelson of York celebrated her 81st birthday November 17 with a waffle dinner and cake. Further notes mention film drop-off for photos at Crouse-Tex Drug Co and Elmer Horst’s illness recovery.
The Kensington chapter of the Eastern Star met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Mouden with Mrs. Robert Mills Mrs. P. B Campbell and Mrs. Albert Ryan assisting.
Eva Mae Hastings expresses sincere thanks for cards gifts and visits during hospitalization and after returning home noting lasting appreciation and remembrance of kindness.
The Olson family expresses heartfelt gratitude to relatives and friends for assistance during illness and death. Special thanks go to the pastor organist singers and pallbearers and to all who offered help in any way.
Thank you to friends and neighbors for cards and visits since my return home. Special thanks to Dr. Gullberg and the Sisters for their care and support.
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