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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
5
Numerous Osceola residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Benedict, Omaha, Lincoln, and other towns. Guests included families of Howard, Christen son, Johnson, and Cerny, with travel to Farwell and Central City. A range of social events, church songs, and a State Fair attendance fill the week’s community record.
The Ride A Wees move to Thursday September 19 at Viola Wiese man home. Osceola Project Club shifts to Thursday September 12 from September 17. Stoner Club will be hosted by Mrs Charles Stewart on Wednesday September 18 with Mrs Martin Scholz assisting. WCTU hosts Thursday September 12 at 2 30 pm. Osceola Garden Club meets Tuesday September 17 with Mrs Victor VanHorn. Nell Wisely leads program on House Plants. Methodist young married group meets Thursday September 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Inness.
Mr and Mrs Ross McBeth of Litchfield Neb announce the marriage of their daughter Urith to Robert Hill of Lincoln. The ceremony took place in Lincoln on September 7 with Mrs Lillian McBeth and others attending. The McBeth family lived near Osceola before moving to Litchfield. The bride has worked in Lincoln the past two years.
Mrs Don Byers hosted guests Mr and Mrs Walter Kirk back at Lake Ericson last week and Mr Byers and son retrieved their home Sunday. Mrs L A Shames of North Hollywood arrived to attend the wedding of Richard Malek and Miss Wright and will extend her visit with relatives in Osceola. Neal Bahr farm south of Shelby burned last Thursday. lightning suspected. family away and few personal effects saved. Mrs Bahr is former Carol LeMar daughter of Dr C L LeMar Osceola physician.
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