Lincoln visitors and weekend guests noted in Osceola
Local residents hosted and visited relatives with Lincoln and Hastings connections. Hilbert Buchta and Lievel Cole were mentioned. Mrs. J. W. Fillman returned from Lincoln. the S. W. Calhoun family hosted guests. Bess DeLand visited her Lincoln relatives. Apples sale listed. several Osceola area families hosted or visited others in York Alliance Hastings Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Hilbert Buchta
Lievel Cole
Lincoln
J. W. Fillman
Frank Sahan
Grand Island
S. W. Calhoun
Bess DeLand
W. C. DeLand
F. H. Oberg
R. P. Hilpert
York
A. F. Nuquist
W. L. Hayden
Alliance
Leroy Laase
Hastings
Community Notes From York and Nearby
A long list of Sunday visits and social events across York and nearby towns. Families including the Beckers, Wowod, Andersons, Roslands, Bahms, Frasers, and Nyquists are mentioned hosting or attending gatherings. Church groups, fairs, and club meetings note upcoming events and changes to schedules.
Osceola Social Roundup and Local Notes
Mrs H L Whitney and children visited relatives at Spaulding. Mr and Mrs O B Preston of Monroe were guests at J W Fillman home. For sale good cook stove phone 107. Mrs W S Heitzman hosted Gab a Lots. Earl Cole of Lincoln visited Osceola with Lloyd Cole and family. Mrs Leonard Fellows and baby visited Waco relatives. Earl Richards and party returned to Wheatland Wyoming. American Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs W R Kepner. Welders and Blacksmiths convention in Kearney attended by Don Graves and David Harris. Dr Josephine McChesney ill with flu moved to Wilber Johnston’s home. Kill Kare Bridge Klub hosted by Don Byers. W T Kirtley won high score and traveling prize. Osceola Dancing Club meets at American Legion Hall with Cole, Cornish, and Pratt committees. Nuquist hosted fridge dinner for 28. high score to Mrs Harry Pratt. draw prize to C M Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Becker
Berniece
York
Lloyd Cole
Tiw J. Wowod Jr
Daveh
Ryan and I
A. F. Waquist
Silve Creek
Merrick-Nance County
Womans Club
Margaret Anderson
Hastings College
F. H. Anderson
GC. J. Rosland
W. C. DeLand
Erma
Wrhso
Peter Lindberg
Omaha
Gilbert Joanson
Helen Huston
University of Nebraska
I. D.huston
van Taylor
Polly Jo
Lincoln
Phil Campbell
Victor C. Johnson
Osyvill Johnson
Emma Bahm
Utica
BE. A. Frasier
C. A Dawes
A. F. Nuquist
York County
Federated Womans Clubs
Wesley Chapel Church
Iowa-Nebraska Light End Power Company
Clarence Davis
Shirley Ruth
Denver
Colorado
Albert Ryan
Blanche Elwood
Earl Harbert
John de Land
Fred Calkins
Royal
Kensington
Harbert
Leroy Laase
Paul
Hastings
A. F. Nyquist
Wisner
F. D. Mills
Womens
Rilma Johnston
Hattie Newcomer
Julia Behle
Florence Atwood
Woman’s Extension Clubs
Polk County
Miss Douglas
Miss Atwood
H. L. Whitney
Spaulding
O. B. Preston
Monroe
J. W. Fillman
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co
W. S. Heitzman
Earl Cole
Osceola
Leonard Fellows
Baby
Waco
Earl Richards
Wheatland
Wyoming
American Legion Auxiliary
W. R. Kepner
LeRoy Rhoades
Don Graves
David Harris
Silver Creek
Kearney
Josephine McChesney
Wilber M. Johnston
Don Byers
Kill Kare Bridge
Harry Pratt
C. M. Humphrey
Charles Hastings
Lillian Huggler
Hes Stewart
Lyle Jacobs
Clinton Smith
Charles Huggler
Mary Chauner
Mary McCoy
Frances Martin
Albert Timm
Neela Miller
Sam Cadwell
Clyde Smith
C. R. Collins
Clyde
Destiny Man Makes His Own Destiny Wesley Chapel
Pastor E. E. Pengelly announces a change to afternoon services at Wesley Chapel. Sunday School begins at 2 p.m. Worship and Sermon at 3 p.m. A discussion on Revelations chapter draws attendees with themes of environment heredity will and destiny. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Chapel Church
E. E. Pengelly
Wesley Chapel
Community notices and social happenings in Osceola
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Humphrey and daughter visited Grand Island with the George Humphrey family. The Baptist Missionary Society will meet November 1 at Mrs. Fred Calkins home. Osceola High grads played a 0 to 9 football game with Columbus town team. The Farmers Holiday Association plans a November 7 meeting and dance at Eller Hall to elect delegates for the Chicago conference. Various bridge clubs and social events are noted, plus local market data and a humorous driveway anecdote at Clyde Smith and Dr. C. R. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M Humphrey
Grand Island
George Humphrey
Walter Watts
Jane Foshender
Shelby
Joe Nuquist
Lincoln
State University
A. F. Nuquist
Baptist Missionary Society
Fred Calkins
Lester Shore
Gilbert Johnson
Omaha
Eldena Johnson
Immanuel Hospital
Johnson
Jennivee Cook
Paradise
Kansas
Geneva Cooper
Roy Parks
Stromsburg
Cooper
Jerry Quick
Parks
Golden Red Club
Theodore Johnson
Oscar Boden
Chicago
Osceola High School
Columbus
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fairview
Ravenna
Lutheran Church November Schedule and Meetings
Sunday events include Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a.m. and Swedish Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Luther League at 7:30 p.m. A Ladies Aid gathering is planned for Thursday hosted by Mrs. Anna Anderson. The Women Missionary Society meets Tuesday with Miss Otelia Johnson. all are invited with a dime and lunch item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Anna Anderson
Luther League
Wemens Missionary Society
Otelia Johnson
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Entre Nous Club
Gertrude Adair
Near Geppa
M. A. Mills
Merry Mix Bridge Club
Jonathans
D. W Adair
W. E. Thompson
Talya
Union Store
Jim-Dan-Dee
The
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Casey
Rivoli Theatre
Andrew E. Nnquist
York Foundry & EX Gine Works, Inc
York, Nebraska
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R. L. Schroeder
X—Ray
Ryan
Osceola, Nebi
A. A. Wurtz
First National Bank
Nebi
the First National Bank
Oo. V. Hurst ED Nelson
DRS. Smith & Eklund
Physicians and Surgeons
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
D. J. Smith
R. P
Harley S. Eklund
Hesler Cleaning
Eleanor
Beauty Shop
Reed Garage
Rivoli
Kay Francis
George O’brien and
el Brendel
Zane Grey
Color Tone
Hotel Conant
Helen Hayes and
Robert Montgomery
Val
Aci
Price
Beenereaneersens Sebarrect
Pactnaginae BanesbanasiBe
Ewe
Dale Price
Arthur Bintz
F. B Kelly
Morris Scholz
J Carl Bryant
W. H. Wright
Tolman Bros
Silver Creek, Neb
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