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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1955
Page
4
Swede Home residents host birthday anniversaries for Mrs. Herman Jones Mrs. Orville Jones and others. Local families visit friends attend Luther College Homecoming and share dinners and Sunday gatherings across Stromsburg Lincoln Harcourt and Omaha areas.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Johnson and DeVon visited relatives at Newman Grove Sunday. Mrs Ellen Anderson entertained to dinner Monday. William Lingwall and Mrs Esther Johnson of Harcourt Iowa visited Central City Sunday afternoon. They visited Elmer Swanson and his eight year old son Jimmy Swanson at the hospital after he was struck by a car on his way home from school. Linda spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Emil Younglund. Mrs C Guy Anderson of Holdrege spent Friday with Mrs Philip Waller. Mrs Otto Swanson and Mrs Wesley Swedenburg visited Mrs Kenneth Mentink Friday afternoon. Sunshine Box from Swede Home Project Club presented to Mrs Ivan Hastings Friday afternoon.
Wayland residents attended the Merry Workers Society gathering with plans for a November chicken supper and bazaar. Numerous visits and social calls are noted, including family dinners, baptisms, weddings, and church events across Rising City, Lincoln, Grand Island, Ferguson Missouri, and nearby towns.
Mrs. Floyd West hosts Mr and Mrs Vivian Dunning and their children for Sunday evening guest time at the Eugene Treadway residence. Afternoon visitors include Mrs James Treadway and her daughters and Mrs L E Treadway of Columbus.
Clara Horst ona Imhoff hosted Wee Clib with Pitch night. Ellen Wieseman had high score Leona Bod en low. Dale Buchta Ralph Hassel balch Neal Hassel balch and families visited Christianna Sarow. Virgil left for Europe via Fort Dix. Algor Yungdahl turned 50 with a party. Denny Schmoker, Jack McCormick, and Merlin Larson were among attendees at various gatherings. Sunday School party in Morris Dunn’s pasture led by Mrs. Earl Watts.
Dale Dunn attended a husking bee for Jerry Henggeler Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Dunn hosted Mr and Mrs Dale McCormick for dinner Sunday. Jack Wieseman dined with Silas Hoffer in Clarks and visited Johnnie Carlson family that evening. Hospital Auxiliary guests included Gerhardt Lux Allan Kresha and Leo Kresha. Families joined parties at Harold Grossnicklaus home Thursday and Dunns shared meals with Fred Dunn Sunday. Francis Urban and Dale Dunn attended a Genoa football game Friday. Rex Grossnicklaus and Delores Rose of California visited Bud Wieseman. Irene Burritt and children plus Leona Boden were Grand Island visitors.
A lavish musical backdrop blends operatic excerpts with popular songs in Interrupted Melody starring Glenn Ford and Eleanor Parker as Marjorie Lawrence. The USC School of Music aids staging with CinemaScope color. Produced by Jack Cummings, the film debuts at Burg Theatre for four showings October 23 to 26.
Stromsburg visitors included Mr and Mrs Carl Thelander with Howard Boden while Genoa saw Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett visit Mrs Mary Pickett. Donkey ball drew Dub Grossnicklaus to Platte Center and Raymond Kresha turned five with a celebration by the Kresha family in Columbus. Jolene Nelson fights chicken pox. Harold Nelson hosted Dale Hopwood and Don Byers stopped by Elmer Horst house Monday evening.
Osceola residents hosted and visited friends with gatherings at the Dunn home and the homes of Pehrsons Jones Michener and Koehler families. Several travelers left for homes in Moses Lake Washington and Hot Springs Benton California after a 10 day stay with local families. Sale at Crouse-Tex Drug ends Saturday October 22 featuring Christmas goods, drugs, stationery and personal care items.
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