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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
4
A patient underwent a pendectomy at St Francis Hospital last Friday and returned home by Monday. The event involved Crows Tex Drug Co. and noted long lasting spray used to deter mites and lice.
An advertisement touts Dr Hess Panamin as a feed enhancer helping hens and pallets use feed efficiently to improve laying performance. It markets improved egg production and animal well being through a premium supplement.
Local shoppers are told to head to Crouse-Tex Drug Co for fresh eggs and pantry staples. The notice highlights availability and nearby access without additional details.
Mrs Bud Deeds was taken by ambulance from St. Francis Hospital to Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln where she remains in serious condition requiring ongoing oxygen and blood transfusions.
Our DDT powder guards milk houses basements back porches and barns against flies and spiders sold in Osceola by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Don Byers and his wife are on a отдых from bank work in Colorado enjoying a vacation. They report several days of snow during their stay and describe the wintry conditions they experienced in the mountains.
Wednesday September 22 a wedding dance at the parish hall in Shelby with music by Swing King. The program lists a march at 9 o clock and an admission price of 60 cents including tax.
Joseph Hambek and Mr and Mrs James Sedlacek visit the Hambek home Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Sedlacek return to Omaha and Hambek returns to his Spencer Nebraska home after consulting a doctor in Omaha.
Mrs. S. T. Crouse traveled to Shelton Tuesday to visit her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs R L Rima. She will proceed to Loup City to visit Dr and Mrs M H Crouse and their sons.
Dr. Harold Hedlund wed in Wahoo on Sunday with Osceola friends among the guests. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Swenson, Mrs. Hannah Monson, Mr and Mrs. Paul Monson, Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Monson, Goldie Johnson, Rolland Johnson, and Miss Jeanette Carlson. A fuller account runs next week.
A note of gratitude from Bud Carman thanks friends for cards gifts personal visits and other kindnesses shown during his illness at the Veterans Hospital.
New stock of fall nylon hose arrives at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Buyers urged to secure pairs before they run out, with emphasis on durable, snag resistant hosiery for everyday wear.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gondringer and Raymond and Mr and Mrs Harold Jones and Joyce and Walden attended the State Fair at Lincoln Friday.
The Crouse-Tex Drug Co announces the return of the same line of dishes once supplied before the war. The plan preserves earlier designs and quantities for customers awaiting a restock.
Mr and Mrs Wm J Herrmann came home after a several weeks absence in the East They visited their son Melvin in Auburn Vermont and also stopped at Cincinnati Ohio and Marseille Michigan
For a short time a gold wrist watch band is free with the purchase of a lady's wrist watch at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Fountain pens priced 50 cents and up to 27 dollars are offered along with special history paper at 69 cents per ream this week. Crouse-Tex advertises the selection and pricing.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mentink and daughters and Mr and Mrs Don Jarmin and daughter spent Sunday at the Kitty Clover Potatoes Farm near Omaha as guests of Robert Bain.
Mrs. Carol Buchta Pellens of Denver remains critically ill at St. Anthony's hospital after major surgery last week. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Buchta, traveled to Denver to be with her.
Ernest Timm left for Denver last week after a several days stay with his brother C. R. Timm and sisters Mrs. P. C. Wieseman and Mrs. Laura Hendrickson.
Maurice Lewenson pastor leads Sunday School and Bible class at 10 a.m. Divine worship at 11 a.m. Luther League Thursday at 7:15 p.m. Rolland Ekstrom and Tiarold Nelsons entertain. Confirmation class Saturday 8 p.m. Harmony Society next Thursday led by Mrs Dale Clark and Mrs Rudolph Gissler with Laura Olsen. District Men's Meeting Tuesday September 28 at 8 p.m.
Captain Richard Silvis and his wife from San Diego were weekend guests of Dr. H. S. Eklund and family. Captain Silvis is a Navy physician and a classmate of Dr. Eklund, having served in the Navy for 17 years.
Mr and Mrs Dale Thompson of Wayne were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Croisant and family.
Mr and Mrs Dean Everett of Lincoln visited his grandfather Wm Everett last weekend.
Advertises mange treatment for hogs calling it effective and urging purchase from Crouse-Tex Drug Co. The note lacks dates or location but names the product and supplier.
Last week guests at the Harold Gondring residence were nieces Misses Gloria, Marcia Kay, Rosalie, and Janice Schlesinger of Columbus.
Mrs M E Daniels hosted cousins from Iowa City Iowa visiting from Saturday to Tuesday The guests were Mr and Mrs Ed Kadera Mrs Nellie Wilson and Mrs Mary Brown
Mrs Grace Seeley of Lincoln and her sister in law Mrs Mattie Heald of Chicago visited friends in Osceola last Friday afternoon.
An auction titled Golden Dough is scheduled at the Shelby Theatre on Wednesday September 22. Local organizers urge bidders to attend and preview items before the sale begins.
G Hubert Underhill leads morning worship at 11 with sermon Where There is no Vision. Church School at 10. Senior Hi Youth Fellowship 4 30 p m Junior Hi 6 p m Tonight young adult fellowship Sept 16 7 p m potluck. Saturday 7 30 p m adult choir. Tuesday 7 30 p m Senior Hi Wednesday 8 p m teachers meeting. Thursday 7 30 p m girls World Friendship Group at Miss Gustafson home. Junior High Choir being organized under Mrs McCormick.
Rev. John H. Howe presides on the 18th Sunday after Pentecost Sept 19 1948 with Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a m Communion Sunday for youths Confessions Saturday 5 5 30 8 8 30 p m Weekday Mass 7 15 a m Wednesday Friday and Saturday observed as days of Fast and Abstinence
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