Riverside Dinner Guests Share Thursday Supper
Mrs. Joe Karges and Mrs. Bud Sandin with their girls of Holdrege visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferris for Thursday supper. Also mentioned are Egnar Carlson and Earl Jones in the same social note.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
7
Mrs. Joe Karges and Mrs. Bud Sandin with their girls of Holdrege visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferris for Thursday supper. Also mentioned are Egnar Carlson and Earl Jones in the same social note.
A lengthy locality record covers visits and gatherings across Stromsburg Osceola Silver Creek and York with many Carlson and Bryan family mentions. The piece ends with Carl Curtis political appeal urging voters to back him over current representation for sound money and anti inflation policies.
Mrs. Lillie Widga marked her 80th birthday with family visits and gatherings across Stromsburg. Neighbors and relatives including Lyle Widga, Lester Widga, Lloyd Widga, Verlin Widga, Randy Widga, Lori Baker, Brice Baker, and Brice’s birthday were noted in multiple afternoon and evening visits. Other visitors came to share meals and greetings at Rest Manor and in local homes, including Radice Donelson’s trip through Wyoming and Texas en route home.
Osceola visitors attended as Patty Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller, qualifies as one of three finalists for the Fullerton High School Homecoming Queen. Norris Elledge of Beatrice visits family in the area while others attend celebrations in Benedict and York.
Tuesday evening social gathering mentioned Mr. Sherwood and his sister Mrs Nellie Lavelle at Clarks with local acquaintances.
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