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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
5
Subsubscription rates listed for Nebraska and outside Nebraska. Dr Andrew M Matthews chiropodist foot specialist advertised with phone 696. City National Bank York referenced in ad.
I express sincere thanks for gifts letters and cards received during my stay at Stromsburg hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Anderson. Mrs Ina Mangelsen signs the note.
For every expression of good will and friendship a sincere thank you. May God bless you all from Pastor Maurice Lewenson.
Mrs Edith Finery thanks neighbors friends and Sisters and Dr Gullberg for cards gifts and support during a hospital stay. Her note expresses deep appreciation and memory of kindness received while she was ill.
Legion Auxiliary meets October 20 at the Legion Hall. Entre Nous is hosted October 25 by Mrs. Helen Inness. Ride-A-Wees gathers October 20 with Mrs. Evelyn Peterson. Usharit Club meets October 20 with Mrs. Dave Rutter. Rebekah Kensington convenes October 26 with Mrs. Albert Ryan. O- Band Parents Club gathers October 24 at eight o'clock. The Easy Aces meet October 26 with Mrs. Jack Malek. Royal Neighbor gathering October 20 hosted by Mrs. Irvin Noble and Mrs. Jas. Pearson at their home. bouquets and fall flowers admired. lunch served. Next meeting at Lesta Mace’s home with Margaret Crosby assisting.
Garden Club gathered October 17 at Mrs. Addie Wieseman's home with 16 members and visitors. Mrs. J. D. Scott led the business portion in the president's absence while John I. Anderson presented an article titled October and notes on gardening along with short clippings.
William Hardy Cowan of 1044 Tiverton Avenue Los Angeles author of Thoughts a volume of personal reflections on life today The 26 year old writer aims to help others find spiritual peace in a world his generation believes will become more secure His philosophy seeks personal insight beyond denominational bounds with a calm optimistic view He was born in Shelby Nebraska and educated in Grand Island Columbus and Osceola After merchant marine service he worked at Douglas Aircraft in Los Angeles and attended USC His name was once Bill Umshler He was adopted by Mrs Gretchen Cowan of Westwood Village owner of the Tiverton Hotel He is grandson of Mrs H W Umshler of Shelby and Mr Mrs Edwin Buse
The Wesley Chapel community recounts a Thursday meeting of the Friendly Neighbors Club led by Mrs. Keith McMeekin. Families including Schmoker Augustine Treadway and Mer rick guests enjoyed Sunday dinners and calls with various neighbors across Bellwood David City Hebron Sun Valley and Sun Valley Idaho plans include Ruth Merrick serving as nurse in Sun Valley Idaho this winter.
Fairview residents share a flurry of visits and health worries. Don Geier returns home from the hospital. Mrs. Gregg undergoes major surgery in Grand Island. Irene Mickey treats foot infection. Guests include Wes Snider Osceola with B Hester Louie, Leo Larson Stromsburg, Joe Tomasiewicz family, Russell Anderson Stromsburg, George Reed family, Mavis Carlson with Karen Wieseman, Wm Dake and Mrs Bryan, and elevatore members Guildford Bryan and Wm Dake traveling to Omaha for a meeting and banquet.
Sutko of Duncan and Roy Cox of Osceola visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tomasiewicz Sunday. Calls came from Mr. and Mrs. George Heinemeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Dake. Columus goers included L. R. Meacham and the Dake family. Merle Wieseman attended a Monroe reception for his nephew. Deer hunting trip took Rayner Carlson and Merle Wieseman to Montana.
Mrs Eva Zelazny and family from Clarks spent Wednesday with the John Woichoske home. Eileen Karges visited in Omaha. C R Carlson and Merle Wiese flew to Wyoming for a few days of hunting. Doris Karges stayed overnight with Kathleen Murphy in Clarks. Gust Carlsons are remodeling their home. Mrs Harry Cole and her son from Osceola visited Walter Larson. Weekend guests at the C R Carlson home included Mrs Emma Peterson of Stromsburg and Joan Johansen of Osceola. Joe Karges and Doris Karges joined Ray Murphy family in Clarks for Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island.
Mrs Carl G Johnson was a Tuesday dinner guest of Mrs J A Seaburg in Stromsburg. Floyd Anderson of Omaha and Mrs Ellen Anderson dined with Harold Green at Polk, with the afternoon at Harold Cramer’s. Mrs Otto Swanson hosted a quilting party Tuesday afternoon. Beulah Toline of San Francisco arrived Sunday evening for a two week visit with her parents.
Mr and Mrs J W Toline host visits from families including Gestrine Johnson Ekstrom and Ekstroms in Friday evening gatherings. Lincoln resident Donald Anderson stayed weekend with his mother Mrs Ellen Anderson. Other couples and daughters joined Sunday talks at Victor Larson home and Mrs John Gestrine's household as Carl Johnson family hosted.
Mrs. Carl Frahm returns home to West Point Nebraska after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merrick and attending the Eastern Star Chapter anniversary party. The store advertises one pound boxes of chocolates two for 1.09 and Jumbo Milk Chocolate Bars two for 37 cents this week.
A short political note urges voting Republican in opposition to deficit financing. The item also advertises new nylon hose shades at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. and reports Irvin Noble and his wife returning from a Wisconsin Minnesota trip visiting their daughter in Wilcost Junction, Iowa with their son-in-law Lou Posusta of Mason City.
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