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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
4
Mr and Mrs W W Wilford of Denver were house guests of Dr and Mrs C B R Peterson for a recent weekend. The entertaining hosts hosted the visitors during their stay in the city.
A compact list of grocery deals including Kraft cheddar cheese Maxie Cobb coffee two cans for 29 cents and a 1 pound bag priced at 33 cents. Also noted are Sle tall can 69 cents and syrup waffle mix flour items with 3 4 pound bag priced at 65 cents.
This week at Crousce-Tex Drug the sale focuses on one cent items replacing standard dollar priced goods. Shoppers are urged to check for cent price tags and limited quantities.
Mr and Mrs Milo Cochrane of Omaha spent the weekend in Osceola with Mr and Mrs Tillman. Joy.
Mr and Mrs Herman Bohl and children traveled to Grand Island on Sunday for the wedding of his sister Miss Wilma Bohl to Ignace Williamson where Mr Bohl served as an usher. Bonnie Buchholz of Lincoln visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W D Buchholz.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Harrison traveled to Woodburn Iowa to visit their daughter Mrs Kent White and family. Miss Nell Campbell arrived from the Crowell Home Blair Nebraska to spend the week with Osceola friends. Rexall One Cent Sale at Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers two water bottles in every home this week.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Hastings and Jack Hastings spent Sunday in Grand Island with their sister Mrs Joe Sullivan and family. That night Jack left for Grand Junction Colorado after a two weeks vacation with Mr and Mrs RN Hastings.
James Dunn came from California to assist his brothers with pick work. He will return west toward the end of the month and be joined by his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn to spend the winter on the coast.
Community notices list Gambles October sale offering washers oil heaters and cooking ranges at cut rate prices. Social items mention the Forty Niner bridge club gathering at Dr and Mrs C R Peterson home. Visitors include George Hastings from Cedar Rapids Nebraska and Miss Mary Jean Anderson from Omaha visiting relatives in town.
Mr and Mrs C W Warwick purchased the former W J Herbes property from Charles G White four blocks south of the square. They will take possession December 1 1948. White and son plan to move to Boulder Colorado where White has been working on a housing project and intends to build a house for his family.
Mrs Amelia Sayles spent the weekend in Columbus with her sister Mrs Allie Luther after being summoned by the death of her brother O. E. DeLand of Laramie Wyoming.
Bargain alert for Gambles shoppers with a limited time offer saving ten to twenty dollars on select oil heaters or washing machines. The promotion highlights a price reduction on essential home appliances. Limited stock may apply.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tschauner of Columbus were supper guests in the Harold Gondringer home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Delmar McFadden were weekend guests at the George Ballenger home in Oskaloosa Iowa providing a light social note from the community social calendar.
Coupon notes offer two boxes for the price of one and an extra cent sale on Crouse-Tex items this week.
Mrs. Jack Steeple hosted a 1 PM luncheon with guests Mrs. Roger Weber of Hollywood California Mrs. Robert Armstrong of St Paul Nebraska and Mrs. H C Hansen of this city in attendance.
Mrs Iler joined Mrs Burke and Mrs Burke of Stromsburg to the VFW Auxiliary convention in Omaha on Sunday.
Miss Evamarie Samuelson of Muskegon Michigan was a guest here last week of her cousin Mrs Wallace F Monson and family.
The Rexall One Cent Sale is underway and concludes Saturday night at the store. Shoppers can take part as discounts apply across many items during the event.
Mrs. Walter R. Duncan of Poole Nebraska came Sunday called by the birth of a baby boy to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Goldie Johnson. Mrs Duncan remained to care for the Johnsons little daughter.
Mr and Mrs George Malek left Tuesday for a seven day visit to Chicago to see their daughter Miss Elaine Malek.
Mr and Mrs J L McCammon of New Kensington Pa and Reuben McCammon with his daughter Mrs Helen Day of Mansfield Ohio left after a week long visit with Mrs Bert Smith and family. They joined Mrs Carl Johnson to Blair and were hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Timm and their son from Lincoln.
Local ad announces a one cent sale on shaving supplies at Crouse Tax Drug Co inviting men to stock up this week with discounted grooming products.
Mrs August Senn hosted St Francis Hospital Auxiliary at her home Monday evening. A large crowd attended and cut bandages and sewed. Several new members have joined recently and the group invites more volunteers for upcoming work.
Store ads urge readers to buy battery tires chains fog lights car heater and anti free z e at Gambles while a Rexall One Cent Sale touts national drug savings. About 15 members of the local PEO Chapter visited Beatrice Thursday for a PEO Home event.
Miss Virginia Green Miss Betty Talman and Harold Schliemann of Imperial Nebraska visited Sunday at the home of Roy Horst. They had been in Lincoln and attended the Nebraska Notre Dame football game.
Entry notes two Stevens shotguns eight rifles and a large supply of ammunition at Gambles. The inventory itemizes trusted firearm types and a substantial ammo stock in a record of the goods.
Mr and Mrs Joe Chantry spent the weekend in Lincoln for the Notre Dame Nebraska game and were guests at the W R Skog home. They returned to Osceola Sunday evening.
Livestock Auctions reports Friday hog sale and Saturday events with horses cattle sheep. Last Friday 1500 hogs sold with top 26.65 for choic e hogs. light stock hogs up to 28.50, heavies to 24.50. Last Saturday cattle, 650 head, up to 1.00 over prior week. cows to 20.50, bulls 21.50, stock calves 26.50, feeders 25.75. Plan to attend Columbus Friday hogs and Saturday cattle, horses, and sheep with loads of western feeders expected.
Mr and Mrs Alfonse Rosno and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Emil Koziol See the new Waffle Irons Pop Up Toasters Hot Plates Room Treaters and other electrical goods at Crouse-Tex Drug Co Mrs Nancy Hartman is visiting her brother LL er and Mrs ler here this week
Mr and Mrs W A Crolius and Caroline from South Dakota were guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Bahr and stayed for a week visiting local circles and familiarizing with the area.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gondring er visited in Columbus Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Elmer Kilbourne and Linda Mrs C C Kilbourne and Mrs Donald Duvall and Sharon all of Seattle Washington who are here visiting relatives. They came to attend the wedding of their nephew and cousin Carroll Hahn who was married October 11th.
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