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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
4
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President Wilson calls on Americans to unite for democracy in the world war. His address underscores the crisis of entering the war for human rights and the defense of national ideals. The message frames the conflict as a defining moment for the United States and the world.
Twenty years ago on April 14 1927 Dick Matheson hosted a birthday party for eleven friends with games and a dinner and Easter baskets. Osceola high school took part in a St Paul glee club contest with Glenn Yeltman winning tenor solo, Alta Kropatch third in soprano, and the girls glee club placing third. A long distance call from Minneapolis announced the birth of John Jnr at J W Buchta’s home. Pauline Collier’s party celebrated her birthday with gifts from her funds. A Chicago marriage notice reported Dr Guy Carlson marrying Jeanette Jackson. Carlson is Swan Carlson’s son. Market notes list corn 65 wheat 1.14 oats 46 hogs 10.65 hens 22 etc. Theatre program features Fred Thompson and Silver King in Don Mike.
Word arrived of the death of Judge S. G. Smith at Albany Kentucky on March 24. He was 70 and a prominent figure in Kentucky civic and state affairs. Also noted are the passing of Veda Sittanton, daughter of Dr. D. J. Smith, and a baby birth in Elm Creek Nebraska. Rebekah Lodge hosted a district meeting with several lodges in attendance. Osceola market prices for wheat corn oats hogs cream eggs hens and springs listed.
Public auction planned for Friday and Saturday April 25 and 26 1947 will sell stock of jewelry repair tools equipment fixtures and some household goods from the late G T Ray. Bulk sale may occur and more details promised next week. Glenn S Ray owner D R Byers clerk Merrick Noble Auds Campbell Nyberg attorneys Marl May’s seeds sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Market prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats and eggs with Tuesday April 15 figures. St Vincent's Church announces 2nd Sunday after Easter April 20 mass times Confessions Saturday 5 to 5 30 and 8 to 8 30 p m St Andrews Mission offers Sunday Mass at 9 30 a m with confessions before Mass
The Swede Home Church announces Second Sunday after Easter with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Topic is The Lord of the Harvest. Evening service is Luther League at 1 p.m. Ascension Day falls on Thursday, May 15 and will be observed.
The Sunday School meets at 10 o clock with a preaching service at 11 05. The Women’s Society State Conference is set for Grand Island on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. The Young Adult Fellowship will host the Lutheran Church Thursday evening April 17. Junior Fellowship Monday evening and Senior Fellowship Tuesday evening. Junior Choir Practice Wednesday at 7 30 for 5th 6th 7th and 8th grades. Saturday activities for 3rd 4th grades at 1 31.
On the 2nd Sunday after Easter the program includes Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a.m. Divine Worship at 11 a.m. with Pastor Floyd Lauersen as guest speaker. Activities cover Wednesday evening cross challenges, Thursday Luther League, and a Young Adult gathering with War ren Johnsons and Elmer Johnsons. Friday features a Confirmation Class. next week lists a choir meeting and Harmony Society breakfast on Wednesday morning.
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