Wayland Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Death
Church services at 10 30 led by James H Lowther. A busy week features Merry Workers meetings, family visits from Lincoln Stromsburg and Omaha, travel to San Francisco, a funeral in Wayland for Mrs Charles Brindle, and numerous social calls and meals across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lowther
Ardhle Eklund
Wendell Spalding
Max Lott
Carl Richter
Fay Rosenberry
Raymond Bond
Charles Brindle
California
Gresham
Wayland Church
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Peter Kopke
Lillie Abolt
Emma Carter
Shelby
George Bond
Osceola Hospital
Jimmy Rosenberry
Lincoln
Guy Rosenberry
Marla
Lee Anderson
Stromsburg
Merlyn Hoffman
Donna Sue
Rising City
San Francisco
Joyce Richter
Denver
Local families share events and visits in Osceola area
A series of social visits and celebrations unfold around Osceola and surrounding towns. Birthday and wedding anniversaries mark gatherings at Adkisson and Hahn homes while others travel to York, Aurora, and Minnesota for visits. Community members report showers, hunting trips, and hospital updates including a shoulder surgery for Father Jaworowski.
Visiting service members join Evanston hosts for supper
Edwin Yeager of Evanston and two New York submarine servicemen were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar McFadden. Yeager plans a Boise Idaho visit after the San Francisco area trip, while the servicemen are on a station change. Edith Hellman returned from Missouri to Osceola after a week with relatives in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hussman
Ricky
Mike
Mildred Hahn
Lawrence Leimser
Connie
Rhonda
Richard Adkisson
Oscar Adkisson
Duncan
Mr. Adkisson
Kenneth Adkisson
Don Adkisson
Adkisson
Barney Tomasevicz
St. Mary’s Hospital
Columus
Carl Bollig
Bob
David Leimser
Albion
Ericson
Gaylord Geneke
Schuyler
George Spitz
Theodore Spitz
Bernard Nitsch
Fremont
Rudolf Nitsch
Edwin Yeager
Evanston
New York
Delmar McFadden
San Francisco
Yeager
McFadden
Boise
Idaho
Edith Hellman
Osceola
Missouri
Steve Ragsdale
St. Louis
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Joy Marie
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Arnold Gill
Jadine Siems
Craven Stream
Calvin Stream
Frank Titler
Clara Thomas
Elsie Bond
Ted Gonnerban
Otto Wegmann
Tommy Gonnerman
Ted Gonnerman
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Gary Allison
Paul Bond
R. O. Pierson
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Doug Colberg
Ralph Allison
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Harley Eklund
Holly Eklund
Larry Miller
Clark Yungdahl
Nick Gondringer
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Marilyn Scralfield
Columbus
Charles Bowen
Ottawa
Illinois
Rosco Crumbliss
Gary Nienkamp
Milford
Elmer Schuknecht
Foy Rosenberry
Kile Olson
Mavis Peterson
Melburne Olson
Post Noble
Lee Campbell
Bryan
Christine Anderson
Raymond Beebe
Kearney
Sheila
Kearney State Teachers College
Lowell Hanson
Gary Cockle
Seward Hospital
Steves
Law
Sin
Geroge
Bern, Powlery
Tom Howse
Nebraska
Montgomery Ward
Davenport
Schmoller and Mueller
Smith’s
Tressie Brown
Art Cederberg
Trip
Hugh Johnston
Merrick & Engel
Don Byers
Lone Star
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Hall
Frank Gonsier
Joseph Stenpek
Lawrence Tworek
Edward Jaworowski
Glenn Kresha
Hastings Hospital
Palmyra
Robert C. Darby
Kansas City
Benny L. Thelen
Miss Shunk
C. W. Leimser
Carl Tschauner
Gail
John Hahn
Emil Kubicek
David
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Kenneth Kropatsch
Theresa Kampovitz
Sec’y.Treas
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Dale Schmid
Robert Schmid
Merrill Fish
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Fritz Husak
Tom Husaks
James Allen
Michael David
Floyd Frizzell
Bruce
Clara Frizzell
Mabel Carter
Silver Creek
Vance Finecy
Dale Frizzell
Ron
Jane
Cedric Finecy
Marilyn
Carolee Dawes
Carol Pehrson
Scottsbluff
Paul F. Harm
Chamber of Commerce
Leslie H. Hilliard
Scotts Bluff
Harvest Jamboree
Nash
Perse
Kitty Wells
Jimmy Newman
Johnny and
Jack
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Tennessee
Marvin Rainwater
Bill Phillips
Harold Bausch
Opry
ST. Bonaventure Memorial Hall
15Th Street
18Th Ave
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Columbus Enterprises
1632
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Scottsbluff National Monument
Consumers
Scottsbluff Plant
Community Development Department of Consumers Public Power District
Consumers Public Power
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