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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
4
A compact list of grocery specials including pumpkin No. 2% can 16c, coffee 49c per pound, 1-Oz Phgs, VIARSHIPALLOWS 2 packs 25c, Arati's Cheddar, grape juice, fruit cocktail No. 2 can 33c, dates, almonds, chocolate chips, gelatin, popcorn, Sunkist oranges, Miracle Whip dressing.
Mrs Bill Colling of England visits Osceola for an indefinite stay at the Calkins home. American Legion Turkey Shoot set for Sunday November 7 at Gabriel Airport with turkeys geese and ducks and shells sold on site. Miss Joan Wallace returns to Omaha nursing duties after Colorado Wyoming trip with Dr and Mrs Wallace. New baby girl Earla Jane Frizzell born October 23 at St Francis Hospital. Marcie Schmoker and Betty Barnell of Lincoln visit Tom Schmoker home.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mentink with daughters and Mrs Otto Swan their son and Rosa Lee Swedenburg stayed Sunday in Shelby Iowa with Mr and Mrs John Evans and family. Mrs Maurice Jenn hosted the Royal Neighbors at her home last week with 11 members and four guests present. Mrs Senn was assisted by Mrs Roy Ericson.
Readable notice highlights bed room suites advertised at 149.50 and available at Kepners. Details on colors, sizes, and stock are limited in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs Bill Terry and sons Pat and Mike of Corpus Christi Texas have spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse. They will leave Friday for La Jolla California to make their future home where Mr Terry plans to start a business. Excellent Bargains in Parlor Suites at Kepners.
Dual control electric blankets on sale at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. with fountain pens priced 50c to 20.00 and history paper 69c per team. Also offered are pencil boxes with zipper zipper note books and mechanical pencils from 20c to 5.00.
Mr and Mrs Walter Wieseman and their daughter and granddaughter visited Isceola with Mrs Ben McCormick. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Henry Fink and their son from Columbus joined the group for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn plan to leave Friday for Lendale California where the Dunns intend to spend the winter months.
Mr and Mrs Steve Corbett of Iscelo joined a Shelby gathering at the Barr home with attendees including Mrs Wma Knight Lula Barr Mrs Mike Scott of Torrington Wyoming Mrs Smith of Omaha Allen Barr Mrs Vernie Kuntzelman Estelle Garner and Albert Frede and spouse.
Lipstick nail polish and makeup items valued at 1.75 offered for 31.00 at Crouse-Tex Drug Co located at Gabriel Airport one mile north and 24 1/4 miles west of BER at 1:00 p m Sponsored by American Legion.
Mrs. Stella Barkeley of Kearney spent the weekend as a guest of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pickett, according to local social notes.
Shelby Hatchery and Feed Store advertises a Westinghouse refrigerator for 269.95 dollars. The notice highlights the discounted price and store location.
Mr and Mrs W O Hansen of Omaha visited Osceola to reconnect with neighbors and share family updates Margarets in Omaha working, studying in Mexico for Bob and his wife, and Ruth Miller still teaching music at Baylor University Ruths career move to assistant professorship in music at Baylor is noted Also Crouse Dr Wallace family trip to Colorado Wyoming deer hunting nationally observed rose show with 30000 roses reported in Denver
Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers a range of poultry care supplies including roast paint mite spray warming powders and tablets sulfa drugs and sprays and numerous other remedies for poultry health and sanitation.
Mr and Mrs Martin Roberts Mr and Mrs G W Locke Mrs Lulu Ward and Wesley Koehler Jr attended the state convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Omaha on Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
Fred Calkins Sr learns his brother Bob has died in Portsmouth Ohio. Bob was raised near the Wesley Chapel community, in the local area.
Firefighters were called to the Roy Horst farm north of Osceola last Friday before noon where a small hole burned in the floor from leaking oil. The fire was extinguished with no further damage reported.
Keep your pallets laying by adding Dr Hess Panamin to their feed. The cost is small. Sold by
Willa Jean Bryant daughter of J Carl and Mrs Bryant of Hastings is ill. Doctors say the condition may be from a polio attack. She had an appendectomy two weeks ago at Mary Lanning hospital and has returned home. Saturday she saw a doctor about a brace for correction. It is unclear if the condition dates from the recent illness or a flu episode over a year ago.
Card of thanks from R. N. Hastings expressing sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for remembering me during illness.
Readers can set a table with the finest dishes offered by Crouse-Tex Drug Co. and save their dish tickets for later redemption at the store.
Mrs. John Monson thanks friends neighbors Ladies Aid and Pastor Swenson for birthday greetings and letters received on her birthday expressing sincere gratitude and blessing everyone.
Miss Marcia Pratt and Sam Sully of Lincoln and Bud Hoff man of Omaha were weekend guests of Joan Eklund.
Rev. W. D. Stamilton, patient at Methodist hospital in Omaha, is reported slightly improved at this writing.
Dr and Mrs H S Eklund with Mac Betterton of Columbus left Sunday for a farmers cabin in Canada to pursue deer hunting.
Mr and Mrs Dunn and Jimmy visited Omaha to celebrate Mrs Fred Dunns birthday anniversary with Mr and Mrs John Ringle. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Dale Dunn and Mr and Mrs Verland Bauer of Rising City.
London trolley coaches carried more than 1.244 billion passengers last year, highlighting a surge in urban transit use. The vast figure reflects ongoing reliance on electric trolley systems in the capital's transportation network.
We express gratitude for the cards letters and gifts received while in the hospital. Special thanks go to the Doctor and Sisters for their care. Mrs John Reidy and Kathleen Joan express sincere appreciation.
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