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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
6
A long list of local families and friends spent weekend afternoons and evenings visiting in the West Side area. Omaha Lincoln Sioux Falls and Gresham residents are noted among the gatherings and dinners, with several seventieth birthdays mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Morris C Johnson and Maureen spent Friday in Grand Island. District 50 pupils viewed the Polk parade Wednesday morning. Mrs Dewey Sigler the teacher and Mrs Milton Johnson Jr provided transportation to Polk. Mr and Mrs Raymond Gray and Sandra enjoyed Saturday evening.
District 54 residents and relatives traveled to Osceola Fremont Columbus and Fullerton for family visits and celebrations. Notable events include a 50th wedding anniversary honor, a silver anniversary at an Imm family gathering, and multiple Sunday dinners and calls at homes in Clarks Silver Creek Genoa Monroe and Fullerton.
Mr and Mrs Neil Brigham traveled to Omaha where he entered Clarkson hospital as a patient until Thursday. Mrs Brigham returned home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Wallace Benda visited in Richard Ellers home Wednesday evening. The Reisdorf family returned from a vacation to the Black Hills and other points. Adolph Bernt called on Pearl and Marshall Thompson Wednesday. Henry Czuba visited John Micek Monday evening. John Gonka made a business trip to St Edwards Thursday. Mrs Louis A Schmidt Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Phil B Campbell visited Mr and Mrs John Bright in Fairbury on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rolland Johnson and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fisell dined with Mr and Mrs Don Carter Sunday evening. A bake sale sponsored by Group III of St Vincents Church will be held Saturday September 29 at 11 am at the Corn Palace Cafe.
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