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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1953
Page
6
Social meetings at several homes are reported with hosts and leaders named. Bus outing by Polk IOOF Lodge to Omaha area, funeral for Nels Hall at Free Evangelical Church, and local cafe management change noted. Family birthdays, anniversaries, and WCTU July gathering with talks and solos are detailed.
The House Ag Committee will hear farmers in key regions as Congress debates farm policy before the 1954 end. August 14 voters will decide if wheat quotas apply to farms over 15 acres with 90 percent parity price support for quota abiding growers. Non cooperators face 50 percent parity with no price support. Acreage allotments hold at 62 million, a 21 percent cut. House action also shifts mail costs from agencies, while federal employment fell in 1953. Nebraska visitors to the office included Mrs. Clara Berner, Miss Muriel Berner, Roy Berner, and Don Carlberg.
Cecil Johnson pastor leads Covenant Church in Stromsburg Nebraska with Sunday School and worship at 10 a m Sermon by Rev William Freeman First Covenant Omaha The Covenant Hour airs at 3 p m Union Evening Service at Baptist Church 8 p m Gospelaires of North Park College begin 27th annual Bible Camp at Covenant Cedars guest speaker Rev A Cabot Johnson North Park Gospel Quintet to perform August 19 with church fellowship moved to that date Welcome to our friendly spiritual home.
The Lutheran Church announces the 10th Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 a.m. Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Guest speaker Seminarian Philip Youngquist will deliver the sermon.
Father John H. Howe posts August 9 service for Sunday after Pentecost with Friday First Friday Mass at 7 30 a m. Details incomplete as OCR cut off after con.
Confessions on Saturday 5 to 5 30 and 8 to 8 30 p m. Masses Sunday at 7 30 and 10 30 a m. Wednesday Altar Society meeting 2 p m in parish hall. Rosary for World Peace 1 30 p m. Weekday Mass 8 a m.
Father John H. Howe is pastor. Mass at 9 a.m. on the Sunday after Pentecost with confessions before. Parish Family Communion Day. Holy Name Society meeting Monday at 8 p.m. hosted by Conrad Kropatsch. Altar Society meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the parish hall.
A Polk group held eight Link Visitation meetings Tuesday afternoon under WSCS president Mrs Glenn Hill. At Mrs Leslie Adelson home lunch was served with leader Mrs Mervin Samuels and hostess Mrs Shirley Gustafson. At Arthur Doremus home Mrs Hill led, Mrs Arlo Stevens hosted, and Mrs Kenneth Stewart entertained with leader Mrs Marvin Fredrickson and hostess Mrs Victor Johnson. Mrs T A Stevens led the program.
Ronnie and Roger Davis of Silver Creek visited Mike and Danny Wieseman. A R Blackburn of Orchard Nebraska stayed with his daughter Mrs Dale Buchta. Marilyn Finecy and her grandmother Dollie Finecy visited Southerland for ten days at the Lowell Finecy home. Lawrence Meacham and family called on Mrs Eda Finecy at the Rest Home. Floyd Frizzell and family hosted dinner with Dale Frizzell Cedric Finecy at Roy Frizzell's Silver Creek home. Floyd Duell and wife of Eaton Colorado welcomed a baby girl. Dora Lockard traveled to Colorado to meet her new granddaughter. George Heinemeyer and Vertie Heitzman were visited by Al and Vertie Heitzman. John Mickey hosted Harry Westgreen of Chesterton Indiana and guests from the past week.
Mrs Ray Hunter and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stinson plus Irene Mickey from Omaha visited the Stinsons. Vaughn and Shirley Mickey spent a week in Omaha with the Stinsons. Helen Mickey vacations with measles. Mr and Mrs Wm Dake visited near Clarks with Mr and Mrs Paul Wisely. Roy Emmons hosted daughter and granddaughter Mrs Russell Shenk and Shirley from California this week.
In a countywide ad Boosters for a County Hospital argue Stromsburg Osceola facilities are outdated and must be replaced with modern one story fireproof hospitals funded by a half mill levy for 20 years. They claim federal grant potential and self support of Nebraska county hospitals, urging all residents benefit from higher quality care.
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