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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Milo Cochrane after ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs Tillman Joy travel to Omaha on Wednesday to move into their new residence.
Lute Byler of Clear Water California departed for his west coast home last Saturday after a two week visit with his sister Mrs Jack Foster and Mrs Harold Nelson and their families.
Mrs. O F Coons departed Sunday for a several day visit with relatives and friends in Argonta Kansas. Miss Valeria Schott returned Friday from Lincoln to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Schott over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Oscar Boden and Steve Georgeau came back last week from a week long outing in the Black Hills region.
It will pay you to call No. 2 for poultry prices. Dinges Produce at Osceola Hatchery notes current rates. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Timm and Margaret of Wilber Nebraska were weekend guests of his mother Mrs. Mark Timm and sister Mrs. A. J. Manthey.
Crawford Campbell left Friday for Rochester New York to begin his senior year at the Eastman Conservatory of Music.
Mrs Myrtle Shank of Grand Island visited her nephew and niece Mr Harry Carman and family from Tuesday until Sunday last week.
Miss Sandra Schumann Weslayan student came home Friday from Lincoln for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs F W Schumann. Doris Wieseman who is attending the National Business Institute at Lincoln was home over Saturday and Sunday visiting her mother Mrs Viola Wieseman.
Mr and Mrs Fred Husan took her mother Mrs J P Masek and Mrs Anna Husak to Los Angeles a few weeks ago where they visited friends and relatives and returned home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Anderson of Long Beach California stayed with his brother Lester and family in Ord Nebraska and Osceola then returned home by the southern route finishing the visit in Osceola and Ord.
Don Ray Byers of York visited Osceola for the weekend with his parents the Byers. He was seen on York street corners washing clothes as a penalty for forgetting proper words when called on by an upperclassman. The incident stems from his freshman year at York College.
Dr. A. A. Tschauner and R. L. Tschauner of Claremore Oklahoma arrived Wednesday evening for several days visit with their mother Mrs J H Tschauner and their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ray Fellows
Mr and Mrs R H Waite celebrate another granddaughter born Tuesday September 23 to Mr and Mrs Frank Cohagan Polk at Stromsburg hospital. The newborn weighed six pounds nine ounces and is named Sharren Lee.
Mrs. Walter Boyd of Lincoln and Mrs. J. A. Snyder of Des Moines visited the Osceola Record on Saturday afternoon while in town for the funeral of Mrs. Vincent Clark.
The Rebekah lodge invites attendees from afar to a luncheon after the funeral for Mrs. W. H. Clark. The service and meal were held at the home of Noble Grand Mrs. Laura Hendrickson. Mrs. Clark had been a member for over forty years.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Campbell visit Omaha to be near Mrs. Bright who is seriously ill in a hospital after major surgery. They go to Alexandria, Nebraska later when Mrs. Campbell's mother Mrs. Pauline Garber falls ill with food poisoning.
Mrs Oscar Boden was a guest for several days in the latter part of last week with Mrs Helen Wieseman at Monroe Nebraska.
Mrs Harry Carman and Elvera returned Wednesday from California where they had been guests of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Maurice Irland and Dennis for the past three weeks.
Mr and Mrs Martin Peterson and Mary Allen of Kelso Washington stayed with the Ed Almstrom and Hubert Russell families in Osceola for a weekend before continuing their trip home on Monday morning.
Wallace and Clinton Pierson of Shelbyville Indiana were in Osceola Saturday evening calling on relatives and old friends. They had come to Lincoln to watch the Hoosiers beat the Cornhuskers 18 to 0. The Piersons are engaged in the feed business in Shelbyville. Mrs Dale Lewis returned Wednesday from Bellingham Washington where she has been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Bil Robson for the past two months. Mr and Mrs Robson returned to Osceola with their daughter and will spend some time here.
Greens Chapel WSCS will meet October 9 to clean the church and have lunch served by Mrs. Wayne Rystrom and Mrs Harry Obrist. The Methodist men plan an evening meeting October 9 and officer elections last time named D. E. Powell president O. R Hennings vice president Vern Berck secretary treasurer. Liberty Local 573 FECU will meet October 1. Several local residents and visitors are noted with weekend trips hospital checkups and family visits across Benedict Marquette York and Osceola areas.
Internal examinations are conducted on all adult fowl by technician James Urbach. Hens with abnormal conditions are removed from flocks. Write or phone York 940 for more information.
Mrs. Charles Hawptman of Salt Lake City Utah visited last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rhodes and Carolyn. Mrs Rhodes gave a luncheon in her honor for Lela Mennerney a former Osceola schoolteacher.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Anderson drove to Albion on Sunday and were hosted by Mrs Andersons parents Mr and Mrs Ray Whiting. Wayne celebrated a birthday anniversary. York visitors Mr Ivan Gond Barbara Dale and Mr Marvin Jones visited the Fred and Sheldon Bond homes in Osceola Sunday.
Miss Marilyn Rogers of Lincoln arrived in Osceola on Friday to spend the weekend as the guest of Miss Mary Ellen Warwick.
Mrs. Mark Timm and her daughter Mrs. A J Manthey left this city Monday to spend the winter in Chandler Arizona at Mrs Manthey’s home.
Mr and Mrs Dale Dunn attended a Henggler family reunion at St Paul on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Henggler and their valley based family.
Guy Ball and Vern Hamilton returned Thursday from a week at Lake Eriaos with two cat bikes and two bass. They claimed catches but offered no proof.
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