Omaha Couple Guests Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs Milo Cochrane of Omaha were guests over the weekend of her parents Mr and Mrs Tithman Joy.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs Milo Cochrane of Omaha were guests over the weekend of her parents Mr and Mrs Tithman Joy.
Tommy Mickey, a Nebraska University student, spent the weekend in Osceola visiting friends and taking in the local scene. He joined local residents for informal gatherings and explored nearby spots.
Bob Sigler arrived in Omaha on Tuesday by plane from Alaska where he has served with the U S Army since January. He is on furlough spending time with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Sigler.
Mrs O F Coone and Mrs Mildred Snodgrass visited relatives and friends in David City Sunday afternoon.
Jim Malek returned from Doane College for the weekend to stay with Mr and Mrs Jack Malek and their daughters.
Miss Dolores Cerny of Omaha visited Osceola Friday night and spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Cerny and family.
Howard Herbes departed Friday night by train from Grand Island to join his parents Mr and Mrs W J Herbes for a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rogers and their baby from Omaha were guests Sunday of his grandmother, Mrs. E. L. Rogers.
Mrs. L. A. Bealer of Tilden Nebraska spent an unspecified stay in Osceola last week visiting her sister Mrs. C. R. Peterson and family.
The United States Marine Band will perform at York City Auditorium on Wednesday November 12 with a 2:00 p.m. matinee for children and a 7:15 p.m. evening concert. Advance tickets are on sale with prices 0.50 for students and 1.00 for adults at the matinee and 1.50 for all seats at the evening show. After November 7 tickets rise to 1.80. Mail orders to York Chamber of Commerce, York Nebraska.
Mrs Clyde Smith spent Sunday in Lincoln with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Goodale and her son Richard who is a university student.
Mrs. Elsie Cole takes a two week break from courthouse duties and travels to Lincoln on Saturday to visit her son Gene and his family.
Mrs. Arnald Jacobson and her daughter from Osseo Wisconsin spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Husak and family. Mrs. Jacobson is the sister of Mrs. Husak.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Refshauge and Judith of York spent Sunday in Osceola with Miss Helen Refshauge a member of the Osceola school faculty noting a family visit from York.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Swanson and daughter Lynette of Fort Wayne Indiana visited the area with the Cederbergs and The lander family last week. They left Wednesday for Denver where they plan to make their future home.
Mrs. E L Rogers came home Wednesday evening from Columbus where she had visited for several weeks. She was joined in Osceola by her niece Mrs Daisy McKellip of Julesburg Colorado who also stayed in Columbus. Mrs McKellip left for Columbus on Saturday. Mr and Mrs St Clair Ambrose and their son of Baton Rouge Louisiana are guests of Mr and Mrs Nick Gerdes this week. Mrs Ambrose is Birdelle Clark formerly of Osceola who attended the Osceola school.
Miss Peggy Stewart and Miss Ann Philips with Bob Mills and Bill Schwartz traveled from Lincoln on Saturday to join the band for the hunting season opening. They stayed as guests in the M. A. Mills home. John Mills of Lincoln visited his parents over the weekend.
A number of the congregation of the German Methodist Church on the valley have been giving the old building a coat of paint. The structure is one of the county’s oldest at 64 years. Rev. Hart of the Silver Creek Methodist Church conducts services for the valley congregation.
Mr and Mrs Don Byers drove to York Friday evening for Homecoming activities. Their son Don Ray a college student returned home with them for the weekend and to do some hunting.
Mr and Mrs Walter Wieseman of Lincoln spent Saturday and Sunday in Osceola with Mr and Mrs Ben McCormick and attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary for Rev and Mrs W D Hamilton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Schmoker with Mrs Donald Schmoker and sons Dennis and Barry and Mrs Lulu Ward spent Saturday in Lincoln with Mr and Mrs Jack D Long, their son in law and daughter. Mr Long recently moved to Lincoln where he attends Nebraska University.
Sunday dinners and gatherings fill Polk with guests from Stromsburg York and Lincoln. Carl Sidwell was hospitalized in Omaha after a recent luncheon at Hom er Green and Merlin's home while others journey toward Athens Greece to join navy stationed relatives.
Stromsburg area residents share family events health news and visits. A baby boy was born Friday October 10 at Stromsburg Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Earl Flodman. Polio cases and ill Hirsch girls are reported in Stromsburg. Mrs Gust Johnson spends winter with Ada Shroyer. Mrs Lloyd Widga breaks left arm on cellar steps. Myrtle Ern helps at Widga home and Carl Dose’s truck overturns injuring him but not fatal. one steer killed. Neighbors and relatives visited and hosted meals across Stromsburg Polk and surrounding towns including Creighton Lincoln Rockford Illinois and Valentine.
Harold Green and family joined Mr and Mrs Clarence Anderson and Mrs Herbert Anderson and daughter and Jack Hendricks of Rockford IU Mr and Mrs Ludwig Widga of York Wir and Mrs Jim Schneider and family of Omaha and Mr and Mrs Water Widga and family for Sunday dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Widga. John Plessinger of Denver visited from Wednesday until Saturday in the home of his aunt Mrs Mary Blair and Lloyd.
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