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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
2
News from Stromsburg reports numerous local visits and gatherings. C C Keyes attended Wm Dayton's funeral in York. Families and friends including Hultquist, Mattson, Anderson, Hammer, Noreen, Ready, Freeman, and Larson shared meals and visits across Stromsburg, York, and nearby towns.
District 18 resident Bert Huushion returned home to Fairfield Iowa after a week with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bernt. Mrs Edward Lisko also called on the Bernts during the visit.
Thursday afternoon visitors included Mrs. Albert Gabriel and others from Rising City and Columbus. Friday evening calls were made on the Bernt and Eschler households. Families traveled to Omaha for a day and shared weekend visits at several homes.
A wedding dance at the Shelby Parish Hall Monday September 25 features music by Ernie Kucera. Admission is 60 cents including tax.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lentz of Central City and Mr and Mrs Lyman Williams of Crofton were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Jack Malek at their home for a social visit.
Mrs Mae Harford of Chicago arrived last week for a visit with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Harry Musselman. She plans to return home Friday. Ray Musselman and Jerry and Patricia of Norfolk also visited in the Harry Musselman home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pitman of Lincoln visited Osceola on Sunday with Mrs. Pitman’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W D Buchholz. The group traveled to York to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs Lonnie Buchholz and then Mrs W D Buchholz returned to Lincoln for several days.
Mrs Rose Swan and her two sons relocated from their farm north of Osceola to an apartment above the Corn Palace Cafe last week. The move places them in the town while maintaining ties to their rural home.
Otelia Johnson came home Monday after a weekend with her brother and family in Chap Pell Nebraska.
Miss Irene Kelley visits Shelby after a Lincoln summer with Mr and Mrs Preston Hoffman both Wesleyan University teachers. She stays with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Kelley then resumes studies at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor. Mrs Otto Bernt and Miss Lena...
York visitors consult an occulist and adjust glasses. Shelby residents report moves visits and family trips including Dr. T L Kitts new Miles City practice, relatives in Forest Grove and Oregon, and Sobriety shows. Families travel to Dodge City Omaha and California with hospital and overseas service news.
John Gabriel rode a Columbus train to Omaha and visited his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles Emmet before traveling to Moline Illinois to see his son Ernest Gabriel. Gerald Parker and son Gerald Jr of Crete Nebraska spent the weekend with the Conway and Klein families in Shelby. Bridget Kean of Daveneast Nebraska stayed with her brother Rev John Kean after arriving Saturday.
Dr. R. O. Peterson and Dr. E. A. Gullberg listed with addresses and phone numbers in Osceola Nebraska. The snippet shows medical professionals advertise offices near First National Bank and Bush Drug with contact details.
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