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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
5
St Paul Lutheran Church Osceola Nebraska lists worship at 10:00 11:00 Thursday February 28 confirmation at 7:00 senior choir 8:00 Sunday March 3 adult instruction Tuesday March 5 stewardship committee 7:30 Wednesday March 6 Lutheran Companions to Bethphage 7:30 Lenten worship led by Pastor Robert Turner and community groups.
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church of Swede Home lists events led by Vice Pastor G. M. Christensen. World Day of Prayer at the Free Church in Stromsburg on Friday at 2:30 p.m. March 1. First Lent Sunday worship 11:00 a.m. and Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Lenten services 7:30 p.m. at Salem Stromsburg. Calvary Choir practice Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Minister Ray E Hawkins announces Ash Wednesday services on February 27 at 7 p.m. with Lent services each Wednesday. February 28 features Commission on Christian Social Concerns at 7 p.m. and choir at 8 p.m. March 1 marks World Day of Prayer with services at 2 39 p.m. sponsored by Lutheran and Methodist women.
A rundown of March church activities at the First Methodist Church of Osceola includes Lent services, Sunday worship, infant baptism, and Adult Fellowship. The Senior High MYF begins a five week study on Persons of Special Need using Fracture Zone by Wilbur K Howard, with potential guest guidance and a future one act play Stolen Goods by Helen Kromer.
Simeon E. Everitt born February 11, 1907 in Osceola Nebraska died February 22 1963 in Grimes Iowa at age fifty seven. Survived by wife Myrtle of Omaha sons Dean Lincoln William Floyd and Gary all of Omaha daughters Ellagene and Garalyn of Omaha four grandchildren. Funeral at Kepner Funeral Home February 26 at 10 with Rev Robert B. Turner officiating. Noel Vice with Maurine Schuman sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Beyond the Sun.
Escorts listed for a funeral service include Pete Douglas Floyd Vice Mike Johnson Wil bert LeSner Jack Malek and Jack Harrison. Interment was in the Osceola Cemetery.
Katherine Margaret Anderson, born October 23, 1886 in Colby Kansas, died February 19 1963 at Good Samaritan Village Osceola aged 76. She moved from Kansas to Papillion Nebraska then Osceola, married Arvid Anderson in 1910, had three children Don Dorothy and Lawrence, widow in 1946. She joined multiple churches, leaves six grandchildren and two sisters. Services held February 22 at the Osceola Methodist Church with Rev Ray Hawkins officiating and a large local and distant attendance list.
Perry Davis son of Sue and Rose Davis was born July 9 1918 in Shelby Nebraska. He served in the U S Army 1941 to 1945 and married Charlotte Van Campen in 1944. He died in 1963 and was laid to rest at Cloverleaf Memorial Park in Willmar with Methodist Church affiliation and survivors including his parents siblings and relatives.
Standings show merchants Osceola Implement Guffs Tavern Gambles Shriners Bush Drug Kepners and Gets Equip with midseason records. High individual games went to Oz Cerny Chas Massie 213 and Gerald Holm Bill Beebe 203. High series topped by Bill Beebe 580 Wayne Stallings 565 Elmer Johnson 532. Team highs: Guffs 908 Gambles 905 Guffs 859 and overall top score Guffs 2597 Gambles 2411 Shriners 2329.
Monson and Bud Jacobson top with 578 high team game for Chev G. Siglers 886 and Larrys Tavern Osc Lumber 876 also notable. Individual highs include Mildred Hewitt 202 Mary Lou Stallings 177 and Rose Smith 174 with high series 2531 by Siglers and Osc Lumber.
January 25, 1963 at Lorre Lanes reports high scores in a bowling meet. Individual leaders include Carolyn Wieseman and Marilyn Giesmann with 191 games, Betty Fischer 495 series, and Betty Fischer 495 leading. Team highs show Bush's Little Pills 2096 series and Bush's Little Pills 735, 705, 2096.
Mrs. Anne Craven and Mildred of Winnebago spent the weekend at home. Sunday guests at the Wm Campain home were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burruss of Columbus. Art Wiser hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Delano Kinberg and Kirk of Lincoln.
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