Hastert Leaves Shelby by Auto for Brownville Texas
Chis E Hastert departed Shelby by auto on Monday bound for Brownville Texas. A brief local note records his travel plan and destination, with no further details available.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
7
Chis E Hastert departed Shelby by auto on Monday bound for Brownville Texas. A brief local note records his travel plan and destination, with no further details available.
Mr Hastert will winter elsewhere and plans a brief stop in Oklahoma City to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Hastert. Elmer Behrens of Schuyler visited the Henry Augustin home in Shelby. Joan Smith and Mary Carlyon spent the weekend in Shelby with Dr and Mrs Paul R Smith. M E Snider Mickey and Lynn Decker of Lincoln were guests at the Augustin home and visited Mrs W E Snider in Osceola. Rita Kuhnel of Council Bluffs and Lois Sterup of Omaha stayed with the Kuhnels in Shelby Tuesday.
A string of Shelby residents traveled to Omaha Lincoln and Cozad for visits and holiday events. Thelen and Thelen families, Humliceks, Alt, Clobes and Siford hosted gatherings. Several attended the Nebraska Iowa game in Lincoln and a Thanksgiving service at Harmony Society.
Mr and Mrs Frea Shermadine of Alliance spent a few days in Osceola with relatives last week. The visit followed the wife attending Baetrice for the state convention for county sheriffs.
Mrs Ray Walgreen expresses gratitude for cards flowers and gifts during a recent hospital stay and says the thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
Almeda Word extends thanks to everyone for gifts cards and visits and also gratitude to Dr Eklund and Sisters for their kind attention and care during this time.
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