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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1953
Page
6
Local supermarket offers Maxie Cobb pancake flour three pound bag for 21 cents and Quaker oats 1 pound at 33 cents. Cream of Wheat and pumpkin listed with canned options 303 can prices are shown, including two for 29 cents and 14 to 15 cents per can.
Lincoln Neb. public urged to protect the endangered whooping cranes during their fall southward migration to the Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas. The birds, down to 21 individuals, travel from the west and prairie provinces through Nebraska with a major stop along the Platte River.
PEO meets Wednesday October 7 with Mrs Paul Monson as hostess. NBBC gathers Friday October 2 at Mrs Martin Roberts home. Swede Home Project Club meets Friday October 2 at 2 00 p m at Mrs Victor Krol’s home.
Veteran missionary Rev. Herbert Magney, after twenty five years in Tang anyika Africa, will speak at Stromsburg area churches. He aims to share progress in Christian missions with hodochrome pictures, appearing in Salem Church Stromsburg October 6 at 8 p.m., Genoa October 7, Calvary Swede Home October 8, and youth gathering at Salem St. Edward October 11 at 3:30 p.m.
At the regular meeting held at Kenneth Schmidt’s home on September 16, the T and C Club elected officers. Mrs Gerhart Lux became president, Mrs Kenneth Schmidt secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Dale Dunn vice president. Outgoing officers were Mrs Orville Eikenhorst, Mrs R E Klaas, and Lux. Klaas received a farewell gift as she moves to Humphrey. Aaron Carlson of Stromsburg showed woolen and nylon clothing. Mrs Schmidt served lunch.
Miss Delores Anderson was guest of honor at a Tuesday shower on September 22 at Mrs. Harris Sundberg home. A pink and yellow theme, balloons on an umbrella, and a hidden gift note framed the evening with games and cake for twenty five guests. Anderson, a former Osceola Implement Service Co. employee, will wed Richard W. Weburg on October 3.
The Wesley Chapel region reports visits and social events. Families such as the Kuhnels, Gustafsons, Mentinks, and Richards share Sunday gatherings and birthdays. Delights include Euler, Huggler, Wieseman gatherings, club meetings, and a church basement get-together with a magazine scavenger hunt.
Mr and Mrs Algot Yungdahl drove to Colorado Springs to bring home their son Donald from Camp Carson where he has received his army discharge. The group included Mrs Armand Schmoker and other relatives. Several families hosted visits and attended events including a 50th anniversary and a flower arrangement demonstration in Hastings.
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