Osceola Home Sells Used Cook Stoves and Shoes
Osceola dealer lists used cook stoves for sale and 20 2 KNAPP SHOES the original air cushioner for men and women. Paul Harris Shelby phone 2351 offers comfort and mobility in local adverts.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1955
Page
8
Osceola dealer lists used cook stoves for sale and 20 2 KNAPP SHOES the original air cushioner for men and women. Paul Harris Shelby phone 2351 offers comfort and mobility in local adverts.
Mrs Laura Scott thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards gifts and visits during her Osceola hospital stay Special thanks to Dr Blodig and the nurses for their fine care Everything deeply appreciated.
A note from Fred Dunn thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts and kindness during his hospital stay and after return home. Special thanks given to Dr Blodig and the nurses for their excellent care.
Gerald Henggler thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards visits and help with sowing wheat gathering corn and baling alfalfa during his hospital stay at Osceola Hospital.
Mrs. P. W. Elliott of Columbus spent Tuesday with her parents the Bernts. Families and friends from Columbus and nearby towns visited each other through the week, including Lisko and Smolenski households and dinner gatherings at the Micek and Sterup homes.
Howard Gleason of Monroe was a Friday business caller in the John Micek home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of Omaha were weekend visitors in the Claude Fletcher home. Mrs. Fred Hecker spent several days in Columbus with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dill and with her new grandchild, Denise Jean.
Iva Smith age 75 died in York after a brief illness. Survived by brother Ray of York. Born Sunfield Michigan she lived in York eight years. Funeral held in York with Rev Robert Mathews. interment Arborville cemetery near Polk. Local notices describe visits, meetings, and club activities including church events and 4 H clubs.
Mr and Mrs Wm Bahr visited Mr and Mrs Leslie Dilley at Columbus Sunday evening in a friendly social call.
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