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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
4
Dr and Mrs H S Eklund and Mrs W H Fut and family returned Sunday from several weeks vacation spent at a cabin in Canada. Joan, who attended school in Omaha last term, is enrolled in Osceola for her junior year.
A single annual spray by Crouse-Tex Drug Co. targets mites and lice with its dedicated product. The notice implies yearly treatment under the brand's schedule and usage guidance.
Mr and Mrs Ray Bennett and children plus Donna Cole traveled to Lexington Nebraska to spend the weekend with the Vernon Cole family.
Rat Dust Gun and two jars of Poison Dust sold for 13.89 dollars at the Shelby Hatchery and Feed Store located in Shelby. Phone contact listed as 10.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers Right Sight glasses promising clearer reading. Shop for specialty eyewear and optical aids that improve clarity for near tasks.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Irland and Dennis left Wednesday for their Los Angeles home after a two weeks visit with relatives here.
A fresh stock arrives at Steeples featuring rufflet curtains described as lovely. The shipment adds options for home decor with new fabric styles and colors available for customers.
Mr and Mrs Norwood Creek paum of Omaha stopped in Osceola Monday for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs O F Branting after visiting relatives in Hastings over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Verland Bauer of Rising City and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dunn with family and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dunn helped Fred Dunn celebrate his birthday anniversary here Sunday.
Miss Donna Newton of Omaha spent the weekend as a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chantry.
Mr and Mrs Archie Emory of Star City Canada visiting relatives in the area and are guests of her sister Mrs Lillian Sickles in Columbus.
Mr and Mrs James Jackson moved their household effects to Scottsbluff Nebraska on Sunday where they will make their future home near their grandchildren They sold their residence property in South Osceola recently to Donald Cerny.
Sidney, Iowa visitors are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Johnson and their baby at their residence.
Mrs Bud Deeds who has been convalescing at her father Elton Berck's home after leaving a Lincoln hospital due to pneumonia was suddenly worse Sunday and taken to St Francis Hospital where she remains in a serious condition.
Mr and Mrs John Norden of Chappell Nebraska were Labor Day visitors at the Gilbert Johnson home, sharing a holiday call and greetings with the host and family.
Oshkozh overails are offered in a range from 30 to 50 waist at Steeples. This brief notice highlights available sizes and shop location.
Mr and Mrs Frank S Tait and their son Stearns from Millbank South Dakota stopped Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs I D Huston. Mr Tait is a cousin of Mrs Huston and after a short stay the party continued to Camden Alabama to visit relatives Mrs Huston joined the trip.
Mr and Mrs George Hruska and Drew and Miss Dolores Cerny of Omaha visited over the Labor Day weekend with Mrs Mary Cerny and family.
Kenneth Miller and his family visited Osceola Iowa on Tuesday and then traveled to Kansas City Missouri to visit relatives. They were joined by guests during the Osceola stop and continued the trip with relatives in Kansas City.
The service drew relatives from Omaha Sherman Oaks Los Angeles Chicago Grand Island Millard and other locales. Local O E S and P E O chapters hosted a noon luncheon for the family at the lodge hall.
Eugene Johnson of Lincoln spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Johnson, staying at their home and visiting family activities.
Mrs. Fred Wieseman was taken ill during the night Monday and rushed to Stromsburg hospital for major surgery. She is reported progressing satisfactorily as her grandchildren are cared for by Mrs. S W Calhoun during their mother's absence.
Mrs Mina Buchta entertained Mr and Mrs Calmar Dunn of Osceola and Mr and Mrs Dale Buchta at her home Sunday for dinner.
Orl Deeds informs his mother Mrs Flossie Deeds of his promotion to corporal while stationed at Fort Ord California. The update confirms his ongoing assignment at the California post.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Iler were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lindgren and Mrs. Nancy Hartman near Stromsburg. You will find something new in stationery, jewelry, gold vases, salt and peppers at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
The families of Earl Watts Marvin Dawes Maurice Watts Eurl Fox Jack Johnston Alfred Kuhnel Bruce Pickett and Floyd Frizzell attended the State Fair at Lincoln on Tuesday. They reported rain interfered with the afternoon and evening program.
The column notes Crouse-Tex Drug Co main business and lists specials such as Special Formulae 22c Carnation Milk 16c a can and Semi-Solid Pig Emulsion 7.09 per 100 lb. It mentions Ross Noble improving after a hospital stay in California and other local activities including a family reunion in Columbus and births and visits across Nebraska.
Bargain offer from Crouse-Tex Drug Co features fountain pens priced at 50c 69c and 1.00 and up along with history paper on sale this week. The promotion highlights affordable writing supplies and paper for customers.
Mr and Mrs Maur ice Irland and Dennis of Shelby were guests Monday evening in the Robert Taddiken home at Shelby.
A fresh stock of electric and inexpensive alarm clocks has been received at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. The arrival promises affordable options for early wake up needs.
Readable notice promotes new self winding wrist watches available at Crouse-Tex Drug Company. The advertisement highlights convenience and modern mechanism attracting shoppers to the store.
Miss Louise Shemek and families from Hastings and Columbus were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Gondringer and family.
Father Sean departed on Wednesday for Santa Fe New Mexico to teach at St Michael s College. He will join Steeples catalog of work wear including mens shirts jackets and trousers available locally.
The notice urges customers to bring in broken window glass and frames to Crouse-Tex Drug Co. for replacement services as the season prompts repairs.
Mr and Mrs John Knight and their baby visited Lincoln over the weekend staying with Mrs Knights parents Mr and Mrs AB Bintz.
New towel and wash cloth sets announced with new patterns for table cloths. These make fine gift items and are available at Steeples.
Mr and Mrs L L Iler spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Bonne at Rising City. The visit highlighted social ties in the community with neighbors sharing a friendly afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Bill Bahr and Mr and Mrs Roy Sheldon of Millard returned Monday from a Minnesota fishing trip with a report of a good time and plenty of fish.
Shelby Hatchery & Feed Store advertises Purina Chek A Ton as a complete flock treatment for chicks. The Shelby business lists phone contact as 10.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett drove to Kearney Sunday to visit the Clarence Shields home. Mrs Sarah Shields returned home with them for a month long stay. That evening they were guests at the George Heckman residence.
Shelby notes a condensed buttermilk price of 4.75 dollars per hundred in barrel lots, indicating bulk sales terms and availability for buyers seeking bulk dairy supplies.
Mr and Mrs Albert Shemek of Columbus announce the birth of a son born Thursday August 26 at St Marys Hospital Columbus He weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces On Sunday several relatives visited the new mother and infant including Mr and Mrs Louis M Shemek Mr and Mrs W A Schriener Louise Shemek and Mr and Mrs Alfred Gondringer
Purina Insect Oil used in custom spraying for lice and mites in hen houses offered by Shelby Hatchery & Feed Store in Shelby Nebraska with phone contact.
Mr and Mrs Joe Schott and their family traveled to Albion on Monday to attend the wedding of Mrs Schott’s niece.
Miss Mildred Craven of Knoxville Tennessee arrived last week for a week's vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs George Craven and the John Craven family in the area.
Mr and Mrs Martin Roberts and family returned last Thursday from a two week vacation spent with relatives in western Nebraska and in Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Martin Peterson of Kelso Washington arrived Friday and visited with Mr and Mrs Ed Almstrom until Sunday They then traveled to Sioux City Iowa to visit relatives and will return to Osceola for another visit before heading back to Washington.
Mr and Mrs Lou Potusta of Mason City visited with their in laws Mr and Mrs Irvin Noble and drove to Lincoln to attend the State Fair on Sunday.
Shelby Hatchery & Feed Store in Shelby Nebraska advertises Carlson Champion Hybrids for sale with contact via phone to place orders.
Marjory Schneider began work at Crouse-Tex Drug Co replacing Barbara Egley who left for York to attend school last week.
Mr and Mrs Herman Bohl and their children departed Saturday evening for a several days trip to visit relatives in Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Larry Gondring and daughters Diana and Mar are listed in a small family notice noting relatives and domestic ties. The fragment indicates an obituary or memorial line in a local page, highlighting immediate family members.
Gene of Hastings and Mrs. Josie Gondringer were Sunday guests at the Alfred Gondringer home, joining a family gathering.
Sunday dinner and supper guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Flodman Mr and Mrs Carl Lundberg Mrs Ed Johnson Mr and Mrs Roswell Johnson and Lona Rae of Stromsburg and Mr and Mrs DeLoss Buchholz and Carla of Osceola Mr and Mrs Ira Irland were evening guests.
The family of Mrs. George Heckman and Kent thank friends and relatives for flowers gifts calls and cards received during hospitalization. Your thoughtful acts will be remembered.
Wilbur I Hotchkiss, convicted in Polk County on November 19 1941 for cohabiting with daughter, seeks commutation and parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons schedules a hearing at 9:00 A M on October 13 1948 at the State Penitentiary Lincoln and invites interested parties to attend and present arguments.
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