Osceola News Briefs Reflect Illness And Local Visits
Oscar Boden remains home ill as did Mrs. Dee Bodene. Crouse Tex Drug Co offers poultry mite and lice sprays and dry dips. Earl Miley attended a Standard Oil dinner in Lincoln at Hotel Cornhusker. Osceola Home advertises all 55 inch model TVs. Carl Gylling of Cheyenne Wyoming, a former Osceolan, visited Osceola last week.
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Oscar Boden
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
Earl Miley
Standard Oil
Hotel Cornhusker
Lincoln
Osceola
Dee Bodene
Carl Gylling
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Valley social and family visits noted in local column
Irene Ewerritt reports on visits from the Eberly family of Rapid City to Walter Yungdahl family, surgery for Earl Jenkins in York, Wee Club gathering, upcoming get together at Valley church, and multiple family and neighbor visits across Clarkson, Shelby, Omaha, Lincoln and beyond. Families like Lux, Urban, Bond, Wieseman, Wiese man, and Klaas are mentioned with varied travel and social events.
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Irene Ewerritt
Dayton Eberly
Coral Dawn
Rapid City
South Dakota
Walter Yungdahl
Donald Schmoker
York
Earl Jenkins
York Hospital
Wee Club
Carl Wieseman
the Valley Church
Hulbert Buchta
Arthur Deeter
Robert Yost
Alan Deeter
Beverly Olson
Omaha
Norris Larson
Emil Hertmanek
Clarkson
Gary Lux
Rudy Urban
Frank Lux
Shelby
Ronnie Lux
Skippy Scheinest
Norfolk
Dewey Sigler
Effie Fernandez
Howard Jackson
San Diego
Calif
Donal Wieseman
Holly Grossnicklaus
Alfred Yungdahl
Christianna Sarow
Robert Wieseman
Glen Wobig
Lincoln
Irene Burritt
Howard Boden
Dianne Lux
Beverly Wieseman
Richard Klaas
Humphrey
Allan Kresha
Hanna State Senator Candidate Profile
Clay County resident for 25 years publisher of the Harvard Courier and Clay County Sun. former Missouri farm worker turned educator. served as Clay County Judge for twelve years and held offices in the South Central Nebraska Press Association and Nebraska Press Association. Methodist and active in several fraternal groups.
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Clay County
Harvard Courier
Clay County Sun
Missouri
Kansas
American Logics
Board of Education
South Central Nebraska Press Association
Nebraska Press Association
Local families host dinners and visits across several towns
A string of Sunday and weekday gatherings includes Dunn and Henggeler households in Polk and Columbus, Bond and Wieseman families in Se attle and Lin coln, and visits to relatives in Shelby Stromsburg and York. Additional events note Farm Bureau meetings in Polk and a House Warming party by Osceola girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Dunn
Fred Henggeler
Larry Boro
Columbus
Lester Boettcher
Omaha
Gerald Henggeler
Frank Jaax
Lewis Dunn
Dale McCormick
Don
Frank Madison
Central City
Bruce Pickett
Farm Bureau
Polk
Harold E. Nelson
Morris Haskin
Olen Suddarth
Shelby
Karl Bond
Alton Bond
Seattle
Wash
Bill Umstead
Bill Shoemaker
Red Oak
Iowa
Lydia Weber
York
Old Bond
Fremont
Elmer Gleim
Ernest Gleim
S. W. Calhoun
Fred Wieseman
Lydia Wieseman
Lincoln
Robert Wieseman
Allan Kresha
Martin Shemek
Duncan
Donal Wieseman
Eugene Johansen
Osceola
Carl Wieseman
Francis Urban
Earl and Alton Bond
Elmer Horst
Mrs
Hilbert Buchta
George Reed
Stromsburg
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Valley News
Gene Land
Earl Bond
Brian
Washington
Folk County
Polk County
Lincoln School of Commerce
Armours Star Picnic
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Ig Ney
Reid
Iba
Ford
Cornhusker
Blackbird
Cornhusker Dill
Veal
Benson-Harrison
Ernest M. “Ernie
Luther
Dodge County
Prestone
Zerone
Lisle
Hanna
Clay
Hamilton
Algot Yungdahl
Don Yungdahl
Lotus Davis
Lawrence
Ronald Sarow
Kenny
Betty Lou
Larry Wieseman
Joe Imm
Oscar _ Imm
Ella Smith
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Christianna Sarosna
Joel Toline
Nebraska Republican Party
Eisenhower
83Rd Congress
Congress
America
Kenneth Wherry
Dwight Griswold
Hugh Butler
Republican Party
Nebraska
Carl T. Curtis
U. S
Roman L. Hruska
U.S
George P. Abel
U. S. Senate
Robert D. Harrison
Victor E. Anderson
Charles J. Warner
Ray C. Johnson
State Auditor
Roy Horst
Ralph C. Hill
Clarence S. Beck
Philip Nyberg
John I. Anderson
I. D. Huston
Willard Cornell
Guildford
BRYAN
Louis E. Daum
Frank Marsh
Secretary of State
Richard H. Larson