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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1962

Page

4

Local Visitors and Outings Fill Weekend Schedule

Mr and Mrs Otto Wegmann returned from a week in Warroad Minnesota and Winnipeg Canada joining daughter and family. Keil Marsh and son Calvin of East Moline Illinois visited Glenn Anderson while en route from Laramie Wyoming.

Otto Wegmann Warroad Minn Allen Scheuneman’s Winnipeg Canada Keil Marsh Calvin East Moline III Glenn Anderson Laramie Wyo Duane Jones Roger Hanquist Sterling Anderson Rudy Sandin Max Ernst Ellen Columbus Signe van Dorn Omaha Ted Johnson Gunnard Peterson Lincoln William Larson Emil Monson Ernfred Peterson Reynold Peterson Herbert Anderson Harold Ericson Roy Fijell

Weekend Visits Around Osceola and Nearby Homes

The weekend活动 featured Mrs. William Larson and Mrs. Amanda Anderson visiting York on Saturday. Mrs. Ronald Sarow visited Mrs. Hilma Toline and Mrs. Ellen Anderson on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sarow spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones at Osceola.

Harold W. Johnson William Larson Amanda Anderson York Ronald Sarow Hilma Toline Ellen Anderson Oscar Jones Osceola

Wesley Chapel Social Center Hosts Wide Circle of Guests

A long list of visitors and family gatherings described at Wesley Chapel Social Center and surrounding homes includes Mr. and Mrs. E L Mc Cormick of California Rev M Shear of Duncan Nina Burke and family, Harold Malone, Mabel Johnson of Boston, Perry Sapp, Art Ekstrom and Phil Nyberg, with many local hosts and weekend events across Lincoln Columbus Duncan Polk Fullerton Downey and Silver Creek. The record notes birthdays anniversaries bridal showers and a 21st birthday celebration as social ties are listed.

Social Center Rest Home E. L. McCormick California Rev M. Shear Duncan Nina Burke Tom Micek Harold Malone Wichita Kansas Rudy Carlson Mabel Johnson Boston Perry Sapp Art Ekstrom Phil Nyberg Lutheran Unit Harold Jarmin Charlotte Jarmin Lincoln Josephine Schott Lucy Albers Nellie Cockson Columbus Ed Gerber Leo Albers Harold A. Nelsons Polk Nelsons Harnold Edlund Mankato Minn Levert Oquists Horace Stevens Gabriel

Garden Club Social Evening With Poinsettia Care Talk

The Garden Club met Tuesday evening September 18 at Lulu Hendrickson’s home. Maud Magnuson led the program with Scrap Book articles and a lesson on gathering materials for winter bouquets and making plant food. Nina Bond presented care tips for poinsettias. Penny March raised, cards signed for two members, lunch served, and a pleasant social concluded.

Garden Club Lulu Hendrickson Maud Magnuson Nina Bond

Local families share events in Butler County notes

Valley News lists community happenings with the Dunn family and friends visiting, birthday celebrations, skating parties, and weekend visits. Names include Morris Dunn, Lewis Dunn, Debby Dunn, Connie Richards, Jay Richards, Richard Dunn, Gerhardt Lux, Frank Lux, Diane Pehrson, Cindy Nahrstedt, and others across Da vid City and Columbus.

F. A. N. Club Holds First Meeting After Summer

Friends and Neighbors Extension Club members met at Shelby home of Mrs. John Schneider on September 19. They elected officers Lorraine Lewis president Pat Miller vice president and Helen Peterson secretary and planned to send ideas to the Handicraft Workshop on October 1.

Friends and Neighbors Extension Club John Schneider Shelby Lorraine Lewis Pat Miller Helen Peterson F.A.N Delores Watts

Remembrance for Franklin L. Williams

Franklin L. Williams of Polk County born February 8 1885 died September 11 after a short illness at 77 years 7 months 11 days. He married Hazel E. Adams March 24 1920. Survived by wife three nieces one nephew and many cousins. Funeral September 14 at Kepner funeral home conducted by Pastor Ralph Larson with songs Beautiful Isle Beyond the Sunset and piano by Maurine Schuman. Interment Osceola Cemetery escorted by six men.

Franklin L. Williams Joseph Nancy Williams Polk County Hazel E. Adams Osceola Kepner Funeral Home Ralph Larson Beautiful Isle John Osenbaugh Maurine Schuman

Local social notes and visits across area families

Mrs Allan Kresha and Mrs Effie Fernander hosted guests on Wednesday. The Charles Fischer family visited with the David Rutter family on Sunday. Mavis and Patti Carlson stopped by the Jack Wieseman family Sunday afternoon. Barbara Wieseman spent the weekend with her parents the Wiesemans and Beverly. The Wiesemans took Beverly and her Guernsey herd to the Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben where she earned two purples and two blues and sixth in showmanship. Donald Schmoker visited the Fairchilds Wednesday evening. E E Burritt joined John White of Silver Creek for a Pioneer Corn Demonstration in Coon Rapids. Carl Johnson, Donald Schmoker, Charles Massie, and Beth Imhoff aided Louise Timm and Greg move to Osceola and enjoyed dinner at the Massie home. Christianna Sarow and Laurence were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs M D Strong at Stromsburg. Leon Rosenberry and Algot Yungdahl hosted and visited with Bill Wilcox and Dee Hastings Sunday afternoon. Walter Yungdahl visited the Fred Yungdahl home Sunday afternoon.

Allan Kresha Effie Fernander Charles Fischer David Rutter Mavis Patti Carlson Jack Wieseman Barbara Wieseman Fred Wieseman Beverly Omaha Donald Schmoker Vern Fairchild E. E. Burritt John White Silver Creek Coon Rapids Iowa Carl Johnson Charles Massie Beth Imhoff Louise Timm Greg Osceola Christianna Sarow Laurence M. D. Strong Stromsburg Leon Rosenberry Algot Yungdahl Bill Wilcox Dee Hastings Walter Yungdahl Fred Yungdahl

Wedding Vows for Karen Longacre and Norman Gabel

Karen Longacre of Rising City and Norman Gabel of Shelby wed on September 15 at Sacred Heart Church in Shelby. Msgr John Kean officiated as bouquets of yellow and bronze mums adorned the altar. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a jeweled Sabrina neckline and cathedral train. The ceremony featured a large cascade of white and red roses and matron of honor and attendants in gold dresses. Groom’s party included Max Gabel of Shelby and others from Shelby and surrounding communities.

Karen Longacre Rising City Clyde Longacre Norman Gabel John Gabel Shelby John Kean Sacred Heart Catholic Church Sabrina Angelo Masi Byram Conn Jerome Scholz

Wedding Dinner for 45 Held at Evans Hotel Shelby

Jim Mick and Arnold Gabel seated the guests for a wedding dinner at the Evans Hotel for 45. A reception followed at Shelby Parish Hall with yellow and bronze mums. The couple plans to live on a farm west of Shelby after a trip to the Southern States. the bride and groom are Shelby High School and Rising City High School alumni.

Jim Mick Bellwood Arnold Gabel Shelby Evans Hotel Shelby Parish Hall Janice Alt Jerry Duren Sharon Bemis Marge Musser Barbara Kinnison Hershel Gorhan Gary Jones Rising City High School Shelby High School

Clear Creek Homemakers Welcome New Member

Clear Creek Club met on Wednesday September 19 at Mrs. Henry Smith's home with seven members present. Mrs. Larry J. Augustin joined as a new member. Mrs. Glenn Augustin reported on the Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs meeting in Grand Island on September 17 and 18.

Clear Creek Henry Smith Larry J. Augustin Glenn Augustin Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs Grand Island

Plans for Fall Achievement Day in Shelby Parish Hall

Committees formed to host the fall Achievement Day at Shelby Parish Hall on Monday Oct 1. The club will provide coffee and trays. An oral election reappointed officers with Mrs Emil Kubicek as president. High game scores went to Mrs Mike Reisdorff and Mrs Kubicek. Next meeting is Oct 17 and members should bring used playing cards and used Christmas cards.

Shelby Parish Hall Emil Kubicek Mike Reisdorff Kubicek

Hoover Waxer sale at Kep owners teased

Mr and Mrs Martin Jones hosted guests Mr and Mrs Harnold Edlund from Mankato Minnesota for a week long visit. The Edlunds joined the Joneses on trips to see Olive Johnson in Lodgepole Florence Witters in Fort Collins Colorado Howard Stone and Russell Samuelson in Denver.

Hoover Kepners Martin Jones Harnold Edlund Mankato Minn Edlunds Joneses Olive Johnson Lodgepole Florence Witters Fort Collins Colo Howard Stone Russell Samuelson Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Duane Peterson Rolland Ekstrom Vance Teegerstrom Richard Anderson Waldean Johnson Roger Johnson Paul Jones Foster Paul Nelson Martin Gestrine Karen Frank Oquist Evelyn J. £. Gestrine Henry Thelander Harold A. Johnson Edna Ruth Lester Gestrine Colorado Carolyn Jones Fremont David Jones Mrs. Marlowe Johnson Wayne Johnson Keith Johnson Armstrong Kepner Wesley Chapel Mrs Floyd West Valley News Morris Dunn Lewis Dunn Henry Buresh David City Butler County Herb Smith Gary Lux Francis Urban Ray Richards Dale Dunn Connie Jay Richards Richard Dunn University of Nebr T & C Club Calmer Dunn Gerhardt Lux Fred Dunn Fred Henggeler Frank Jaax Debby Dunn Gerhardt Luxes Wm. Lux Frank Lux Frank Diane Pehrson Effie Fernandez Cindy Nahrstedt Mary Kresha Evan Eddie Wieseman Dick Urban Havens Ernest Nyquist F. A. N. Club Marvin Dawes Roy Iler Dave Anderson Mark Gustafson Ronald Beebe Osceola Cemetery First National Bank of The First National Bank FDIC Samaritan Longacre-Gabel Clear Creek Homemakers American Legion Rexel Rexall John Westinghouse
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