Community News Notes From Local Steeple’s Store Listings
Mrs Carl Gustafson and Sharon of Lincoln visited J H Gustafson’s family. Mrs Gustafson is recovering from a broken wrist. Miss Delores Carman from Grand Island plans a stay with the Carman family. Irma Stewart returned to Denver after a week with the Steeples. Mrs Ellsworth Anderson and Mary Jean Anderson visited their mother Mabel Anderson. Jay McDonald returned to Grand Island after a home visit. Arlene Travnicek and Bob of Lincoln were guests of the Steeples. Louis Herrmann from Hayward California will spend two months here visiting relatives. Maurice Scholz and son from San Diego remodeling a Ridge property. Ernest Nyquist hosted Lutheran Missionary Society. Steeple’s Store offers blue striped ticking and printed sorder toweling. tablecloths and kitchen fabrics available.
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Carl Gustafson
Sharon
Lincoln
J. H. Gustafson
Delores Carman
Grand Island
Harry Carman
Steeple
Irma Stewart
Denver
Charles Stewart
Ellsworth Anderson
Mary Jean Anderson
Omaha
Mabel Anderson
Don
Steeple’s
Jay McDonald
Arlene Travnicek
Bob of
J. E. Steeple
Louis Herrmann
Hayward
California
Maurice Scholz and Son
San Diego
Fredrick Timm
Ridge
M. A. Mills
Ernest Nyquist
Lutheran Missionary Society
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Melvin Wilcox
Osceola
Wilcox
Food Center
Donald Swanson
Bruce Pickett
Floyd Frizzell
Leroy Johnson
O. O. Wallace
N. E. B. O. Bridge Club
Roy Cox
W. J. Herbes
Record Office
Albert Ryan
Peterson
Iowa
Grace Sitz
W. S. Heitzman
A. F. Nuquist
Fred Bond
Salsbury
G. A. Randall
Osceola Methodist Church
St. Francis Hospital
Vernon Thelander
Frank Thelander
Lindsborg
Kansas
Bethany College
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
Cecil DeLand
Wahoo
Wm. DeLand
D. B. Hulquist
Ida Nelson
Ethel
DeLand
Harold Hedlund
E. A. Hedlund
Harold
Iowa State College Veterinary Medical School
Ames
Ted Rutter
Colfax
Stromsburg
Benedict
Don Byers
Skillet Bridge Club
Joe Thannel
Walter Fahrer
Carl Cederberg
Milton Garbart
Ft. Riley
Mills
Garbart
Sally Mills
Thomas Mills
Osceola events mark week with sales and notices
Bright colored Hand Towels 35c each at Steeple's Store. Miss Betty Schinzel resigns from the ration office to become bookkeeper for Polk County Implement Co. Stoner Club meets next Wednesday September 19 with Mrs. Martin Scholz. Football Osceola vs Stromsburg on Friday September 14 at 2 PM. A long list of sales, real estate, and notices follows including for sale items, lost and found, travel, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeple’s
Betty Schinzel
Polk County Implement Company
Stoner Club
Martin Scholz
Charles Rosland
Lincoln
Wm. DeLand
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Crawford Campbell
Rochester
New York
Hastman
Donald Long
Forest Lawn
Oregon
Osceola
Nebraska
Dee Hastings
Wallace Johnson
Central City
Kenneth Yeager
Milford
Neb
Clyde Hastings
Omaha
Fred Swanson
Essex
Iowa
Omaha World-Herald and State Journal subscription offers
The Omaha World-Herald is priced at $8 per year by mail with a savings of over $3 annually. The State Journal in Lincoln lists $5 per year or $8 for daily and Sunday. Orders placed through this office provide quick service for either paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
State Journal
Lincoln
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Deans
Alka Seltzer
Magnesia
Marine
Gillette Tech Razor
Truck & Tractor
Aluminum
Japan
Gray
Johnson’s East Side
Osceola, Nebr
Hinck
Beauty Shop
Columbus, Neb
DuPont
Bush
Prescriptin Drug Store
DU Pont Paint Service Center
James McBeth
Coronado
Phillip R. Johnson
Poland
China
Dwight Newcomer
I. T. Samuelson
Polk
Nebr
Brindle
Joan Keifer
Bruce Anderson
van Brunt
H. C. Augustine
Shelby
Vera Cole
John Deere
Floyd Emmons
R. H. Waite
Wilbur Wood
Berkshire
Gordon Mace & Son
Clarks
Chas
Hannah Lind
Holdrege
Henry van Hoosen
Herman Anderson
George Craven
Harry Pratt
Saddle Horse
Gentle
Walter Krueger
Columbus
Studebaker
C. W. Youngland
Strensburg
Mos
Rex Peterson
Leo Kresh
Wantsman
M. P. Slegel
Colorado Elbertas
Colorado
Bartletts
Valencia
Letiuge
Delrich Sweet
Armour
Jar LO
Taniales
JAR
Carnation
EA Umet
GAH
LUX
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