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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
4
Crouse Tex Drug Co displays three ring notebook covers in its trade show window. The economical line promises durable binding and smooth pages for school use.
Mrs Herman Jones, patient at St Francis Hospital, is treated this week for blood poisoning in her ear caused by a mosquito bite. Medical staff report her condition as under care and the case is monitored for any complications.
A brief notice references a Special $1.25 Collins lever fill fountain pen from History Paper 66Yc, associated with the Crouse Tex Drug Company.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Berger departed Sunday for a vacation in the Black Hills.
Leon Carman traveled to Omaha on Monday to enroll at Omaha University for the upcoming term.
A baby girl named Mary Jane was born to Mr and Mrs K L Fell ers at St Francis Hospital on Saturday September 18 weighing eight pounds.
Mrs. John Fintel came home Monday from a visit with her sister Mrs. Robert Collins at Ogalalla.
Mrs Hannah Johnson and girls visited at the W J Herrmann home Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Chris Wieseman of Lincoln are visiting their son Bob for a couple of weeks Mrs Cletus Sullivan of ONeill arrived Monday to spend a couple of days there also
Mr and Mrs Jack Malek visited Shelby hospital Sunday to see Mervin Hiemer who was injured in a collision with an oil transport a mile west of Shelby Thursday. Hiemer's car was badly damaged but he had only minor injuries. The oil transport was damaged badly but its driver escaped injury. Mervin works at the Malek Service Station in Osceola.
Mrs. Walter Koehler attended a Nebraska Association of Licensed Nursing Homes meeting in Lincoln. About 175 homes in the state and a large group of representatives gathered to organize the association dedicated to higher ideals in nursing home care.
See the new men and ladies wrist watches at Crouse-Tex Drug with a ladies gold watch band free with each ladies watch for a limited time.
Dr Hess Panamin touted by Crouse Tex Drug Co as a small cost supplement to boost pullet egg production.
Mrs Gordon Sundberg returned from Forreston Minnesota where she visited her in laws Mr and Mrs Axel Sundberg. She then accompanied her sister Miss Eloise Schott to Lincoln to enroll at the university for another term.
Mrs Harold Gondringer, Rochelle, Mrs John Staroscik, and Suzanne attended a social event with Mrs Walt Tschauner of Colum- in attendance.
A fragmented ad snippet shows price values for cinnamon toast and tapioca commodities, listing 57e per pound and 49c per pound respectively, with packaging notes. The readable text indicates a small grocery or market price listing.
A miscellaneous shower at Pilsno Hall Sunday honored Dorothy Svoboda who will wed Carroll Hahn in Brainard on October 11. Relatives and friends attended the event hosted by Hahn family in Clear Creek precinct.
Mrs J J Query of Puyallup Washington traveled from Nebraska to stay with her ill brother Charles Biggs. She was in Osceola last week visiting Mr and Mrs W T Hartman.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gondring er and family visited with Chris Abegglen in Genoa Friday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Henggeler welcomed their first grandchild a boy born to Mr and Mrs Lester Boettcher of Omaha at St Josephs Hospital on September 13. He weighs five pounds fifteen ounces. Mrs Boettcher is Leona Henggeler.
Ray McBeth came home Friday after five weeks visiting relatives in California and Oregon. He stayed with his brother Clint in Wiggs California and another brother Donna in Portland Oregon. A local ad notes more Nylon Hose in all sizes and shades at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Mrs Otto Nelson underwent major surgery Wednesday at St Francis Hospital. Crouse Tex Drug Co. is noted for filling prescriptions with pure drugs. Pastor and Mrs Maurice Swenson and extended family were guests during the week including Rev Swenson’s mother Mrs A L Swenson Mr and Mrs Gordon Lindahl Marcia and Mrs Raymond Sammelson and son Robert of Cannon Falls Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Clair Willits visited Mrs Ben Finecy and travelled with Uncle Wm McEntise 94 from Rock Island to Silver Creek to see Mrs John Carson who is seriously ill in Genoa hospital. The Grains: Swan son Ossian Stanton Yeik Tor rington Yoder Sargent families. Clizbe to Seattle. Mills wedding trip to Colorado. Monarch Paint advertised.
The Mills family moved into the Esther Pratt residence on Tuesday while Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills and their son relocated to their newly built Ridge home on Saturday.
Mrs William Ludden returns to her Ogden Utah home after a two week stay in Osceola with Mrs E A Walrath and the F W Schuman family.
Mrs Alvin Burke and Miss Cros by announced four 4 Hf State Fair winners Rogene Lees and Jo Ann Taddiken on KMMJ last Saturday.
Reports from Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln say Mrs Bud Deeds who has been seriously ill is slightly improved.
Bernard Berck leaves this week for Fort Ord California after a 15 day furlough with his father.
The sale notes hogs on Fridays and cattle horses and sheep on Saturdays. Last Friday about 1500 hogs sold on an active market with top weights bringing up to 30.05 while other weights and sows sold well. Stock hog demand remained good with prices up to 35.00 per hundred. Saturday cattle sale saw around 700 head of local and western cattle with steady demand and new buyers including feeders. consignments encouraged to plan ahead for next sales and broadcasts on KJSK Columbus Thursdays at noon and Saturdays at 1 30 PM.
Elton Berck and Bruce Berck returned from the harvest season in South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Delmar McFadden took grandson Stephen Jones to Omaha Saturday after a three week visit. Mr and Mrs Al Willis and Georgie left Saturday for Los Angeles. Mrs Augusta Lees spent last week visiting relatives in Wahoo with her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Willis. Larry Willis stayed with grandmother Mrs Wm Wisely to attend school. The Willis family also plans to visit relatives at Long Beach.
The Platte Valley Saddle Club met Sunday September 12 for a trail ride through the hills. Refreshments followed for 25 riders at the Grossnicklaus home after the ride.
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