Pancake Mix Bag Sold At Dixiana Store
A 3 pound bag of pancake mix labeled Dixiana was on offer. Details on price or seller not provided in readable text.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1947
Page
3
A 3 pound bag of pancake mix labeled Dixiana was on offer. Details on price or seller not provided in readable text.
Janet Kepner returns home from university classes. Local families host visitors from York and Aurora and celebrate birthdays. Army and Navy personnel, students, and relatives travel between Osceola and Omaha, Grand Island, and Denver with weekend visits and furloughs.
Mr and Mrs Ray Fellows hosted a Sunday gathering at their country home with guests including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Twarling Mr and Mrs Carol Donelson and baby of Stromsburg and Mr and Mrs Albert Timm Mrs Lillian Mee Bet and Mrs J H Tschauner.
Mrs P C Wieseman returns Friday from a week in Omaha with sister Mrs Hiatti Filman and in Des Moines with daughter Mrs Melvin Wills and family.
Pvt Orl Deeds called his mother Mrs Flossie Deeds from Ft Ord California on Saturday. He had just received aptitude test results and was assigned to the army legal staff in the headquarters office at Ft Ord.
Mrs Elsie Cole drove to Lincoln to spend the day with her son Gene and his family. She was accompanied by Mrs Ben McCormick who was the guest of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Wieseman.
Osceola attendees included Mr and Mrs George Locke Martin Roberts Lulu Hendrickson Mrs Hazel Brown Mrs Victor Van Horn and Arthur Cederberg. Lawrence Meister hosted a birthday dinner for Norman Lux Larry Meister and Ronald Lux with Mr and Mrs Francis Urban Jerry of Platte Center and Mr and Mrs Gary Lux and sons Rudolph and John Unban present.
Mrs. Fred Wieseman hosted a Sunday afternoon party for her daughter Barbara's fifth birthday. Among the guests were Mrs. Irene Burritt and children Kenny and Betty Lou, Mrs. Evelyn Krenk and Edward and Freddie, Mrs. Billy Imhoff and Kathryn and Betty Jean, Mrs. Morris Dunn with Sidney and Larry Dunn, and Barbara's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Calhoun.
Experts say 45 percent of Americans aren’t understood perfectly by listeners with normal hearing due to careless speaking habits and fatigue. They advise getting enough rest and eliminating tension as the first rule to be understood.
The author argues football officials face an impossible task amid constant penalties and split‑second calls. He praises their honesty and effort while noting the crucial need for sound judgment, warning against overzealous whistle blowing. The piece then shifts to bowls, golf champion Skee Riegel, and praise for his skill and strength.
Twenty years ago on October 13 1927 Rev C C Herrmann and family begin their third missionary journey to India following a furlough from the Philippine Islands. The region faces other local notes including a corn husking contest planned for Polk County and sports updates from Osceola and surrounding areas.
The act of Congress dated June 2, 1924 grants U S citizenship to all American born Indians regardless of residence on or off reservations.
Three hundred women yearly die trying to clean clothing with gasoline. Warns not to use flammable fluids near flames or in closed rooms.
The report outlines common faults such as speaking rapidly, slurring words, and neglecting proper punctuation and pauses. It emphasizes practicing clear articulation and measured tempo to improve intelligibility and delivery.
Exposure to sunlight after grazing on certain weeds causes a disease in midwest sheep with thick ears yellow eye membranes and constipation. The recommended remedy is to pasture the flock in a cornfield to prevent symptoms and protect livestock.
A 5,682 square foot parcel on the south coast of Hawaii island remains English soil even if Hawaii becomes a state. Deeded to Britain in 1876 by Princess Likelike, it lies at Kaawa loa in Kealakekua Bay around a monument to Captain James Cook.
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