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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
19
The son of Captain and Mrs Victor Herrmann of Los Angeles is named Victor A. Herrmann Jr after a birth announced last week. The note lists local social updates including visits and travels of residents with several brief mentions of family events and shopping notes.
Local residents host and visit relatives in Nebraska and neighboring states. Osceola sees gatherings, health product ads from Crouse-Tex Drug Co, and sport schedule noting football game postponements and upcoming matches.
Iowa and Nebraska game departments publish seasonal rules for Missouri River duck hunting. From Sept 20 to Oct 13 only Iowa licensed hunters may hunt on the Iowa side. Oct 14 to Dec 8 any licensed hunter may hunt within river between states but not beyond the opposite state’s bank. Dec 9 to Jan 1 Nebraska licensed hunters may hunt on the Nebraska side only and may not hunt on the Iowa side.
The Sandin and VanDoren families express sincere thanks for flowers singing and sympathy shown after their bereavement. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sandin and family Mr and Mrs W A VanDoren and daughter Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson and family
A note expresses gratitude for cards visits and kindnesses shown during a recent illness, thanking friends and neighbors for support and well wishes from Mrs. Ben Finery.
Mrs Carl R Johnson thanks all for gifts cards and flowers received during her hospital stay. Message expresses gratitude and appreciation to family friends and caregivers.
A hospital patient expresses sincere gratitude to friends and relatives for gifts flowers and cards during their stay. The message says the kindness will always be remembered and is signed by Mrs Herbert Flodman.
A note of heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and visitors who sent cards visited and helped with farm work during illness. Chris Wieseman expresses appreciation for support and assistance received.
Mrs. Mary Marshall of Clarks visits her daughter and son-in-law the Johnstons in Osceola. Irvine Irland and Maurice Irland with Dennis arrive from Los Angeles for relatives. Wesley Thelander starts at Luther College after army discharge. Walter McIrvin of Wichita enjoys a week with the Grossnicklaus and others. A Valley Church family reunion honors the guests. The Millis depart for Philadelphia after visiting brothers. Dr. and Mrs. Monson entertain Cadillac guests. Seattle visitors to Genoa spend a day with the Picketts. Mrs. Vandelinder of Vancouver visits with Flossie Deeds and Roscoe Miller. sister Maude Cotton comes from Scottsbluffs but learns daughter-in-law Harry Cotton of St. Louis was injured in an auto accident. Leah Shirey leaves for Long Beach after attending the National PEO Convention. her son Sgt. Wm. Shirey returns from Patton’s army actions in Europe.
George Mace and his daughter returned from Wyoming last week with an antelope as proof of the hunting here. They claimed to have seen hundreds of antelope above the timberline during their journey. Also notes include local ads for window glass, USC mite and lice spray by Crouse-Tex Drug Co, and visits of Mrs. Olive Mickey of Grand Island and Mrs. Ruby Schilling of Scotia with local residents.
The WSCS sets a Thursday gathering with Zeona and Nellie Dawes while the Farmers Union group meets Monday at Miller school house. Visits include Opal Huggler and Lottie Minick of Beatrice to Alfred Gabel in Shelby, and Albert and Mrs. Anderson host Swede Home children. Mr and Mrs Rech sold their farm to Walter Berck. Victor Sterup and Archie and Owen McClung with Mohmer family dine in Gresham. John Herrmann returns to Chap el Sunday School at 10 and church at 11. All American Pure Seed Club meets at Harry Brazee home. Schmoker Johansen and Grossnicklaus families attend Valley Church gathering for Kansas relatives.
Advertisements list cream separator stove heater heater and shipping items. Mrs Irene Burritt Phillip Johnson Osceola 80 acre farm rental Mrs I J Merrick Hamp shire Red Pigs wool robes mantel clock Newcomer Shelby phone numbers 187 1021 2011 2423 204 Stray pig warning 450 lb Hamp shire ready to farrow E C Schott Beebe area 20 4
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