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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ruzicka of Omaha were guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Art McVeigh. George Hruska Creighton student spent the weekend here with his wife at the Mary Cerny home.
Mrs Clara J Horst and Lew Mil Ie departed Monday for Ravenna Illinois to stay with relatives for the next few weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Wiesemar of Lincoln were guests Saturday and Sunday of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCormick.
Mary Gaile Sigler of Lincoln came home Friday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sigler.
Mr and Mrs Lee Snodgrass of Lincoln arrived in Osceola on Friday to spend the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Carman and Mrs Mildred Snodgrass.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Green Mrs Mildred Snodgrass and Mr and Mrs Henry Mieran attended a Saturday night picnic in David City sponsored by the Central Gas and Electric Company.
Mrs. Vera Hofer of Omaha spent the prior week with her mother Amelia Sayles. On Sunday Harold Sayles and his family traveled from Grand Island to spend the day and share a family dinner with his mother and sister.
Mrs P C Wieseman and Mrs Laura Hendrickson visited their sister Mrs Hattie Fillman in Omaha last Thursday. Wieseman then went to Des Moines to stay with her daughter Mrs Melvin Wills and family. Hendrickson returned home at the start of this week.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gustafson last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ewell of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gustafson and Sharon Lou of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Gustafson of York, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gustafson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Richards and children.
Mrs S A Snider marked her 81st birthday Tuesday as family from Nebraska City Grand Island and local residents gathered for a birthday dinner at her home. Walter Kirtley Dr G C Fonda Don Br vers Lynn Snider joined the celebration.
A seven pound eleven ounce girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones of Lincoln at Lincoln General hospital on Saturday October 4. Had she arrived one day earlier she would share a birthday with her grandmother Mrs. Herman Jones. Mr and Mrs Wm Matten and son left after a household sale and will winter in Bennington Nebraska with her mother. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Krance and son of St Paul moved into the apartment above the Corn Palace Cafe after Mr and Mrs Maizen vacated.
Miss Sandra Schumann daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Schumann is among 17 Neb Wesleyan University women invited to join sororities. She will affiliate with Delta Zeta after upperclass rush. Freshmen cannot join until after one semester.
Claremore Oklahoma residents Dr A A Tschauner and R L Tschauner departed for home in the middle of last week after a ten day visit with their mother Mrs J H Tschauner and with Mr and Mrs Ray Fellows Mr and Mrs Eugene D Cotter of Walnut Creek California announce the birth of a son Webster Mills Cotter on September 29 Mrs Cotter will be remembered as Marian Mills Cotter clerk of the Selective Service of Polk County
The WSCS met with Mrs. David Thompson and a District 40 meeting at the schoolhouse covered an evening of fun and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Earl Watts hosted 42 relatives and friends for a reunion with many listed relatives from Stromsburg Fremont Shelby York Pendleton Indiana and Washington D C. A shower for Mrs Tony Porkorney at Louis Kumpf's home and temporary visits by Ray and Orlen Miller to Minnesota are noted.
Aggregate yields for 18 main field crops rose 19 during the war, making up 95 of all crops. Total field crop output climbed nearly one-fifth while total acreage in all crops increased 3 to 4 from prewar levels.
Crossword clues across and down for a mixed difficulty puzzle with entries including proverb knock gently innamed spot immense molybdenum sym symbol and various longer terms. Answer to Puzzle shows number 1.
Norfolk residents Mr and Mrs Ray Musselman and family visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Musselman. Florence Miller of David City called on her aunt Mrs Clara Horst in Osceola. Charles Olson and Lou Clun traveled to Fremont to see family. Bil Clancey and Coleen Ann from Altadena left Saturday after a brief visit with her sister. Clyde Miller and family also mentioned in the note.
JoAnn Eklund a Brownell Hall student in Omaha spends the weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs H S Eklund.
Forty five relatives gathered for a family reunion Sunday at the Loup. The Wyman Blaser and In hot families of this vicinity were present as well as Mrs. Berths Mirti of Tacoma Washington.
Mr and Mrs Aynold Butts and daughter and Mrs Charlie Clautt of Central City with Mrs Katie Gehrhart of Pueblo and Mr and Mrs Keith Cox and son of Clarks visited Roy Cox home Sunday. Gehrhart is an aunt of Mr Cox.
Mr and Mrs J D Huston visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Evaland at Elmwood. They tour Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Lauhot of Campton Maine left Tuesday for home following a week visiting relatives in the area.
Mrs N P Hansen of Lincoln visits Osceola while Pastor and Mrs Maurice Lewenson host confirmation class members Max Anderson Vernon Boden Meta Deeter LeMoyn Monson Marlin Nelson and Rosmary Walgreen. Various family visits and gatherings honor Elton Berck birthday and Mrs Hannah Westergren 74th birthday with attendees from Lincoln Omaha Benedict Seward Columbus and San Bernardino referencing local community events.
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