Presbyterian Sermon Promises Instruction on God's Day
A notice invites readers to hear a morning sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday focusing on the theme God's Day. The editor asks correspondents in Polk County to send in letters.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
4
A notice invites readers to hear a morning sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday focusing on the theme God's Day. The editor asks correspondents in Polk County to send in letters.
A jumble of names and gatherings fills a Sunday column with church activities, visits, birthdays, and socials. The Reverend speaks at a Christian college area gathering. Families, neighbors, and groups like the Christian Endeavor join in monthly events and host those invited for upcoming January plans.
Local notices recount visits and travels of residents including Mrs. Wernball Shater and Mrs. Ray Mocithis returning from trips. John Sjoblom and others attend events. Auburn and Goiton plans discussed. neighbors host dinners and family gatherings. Bank directors and staff are named with a 5% semi annual dividend and building updates noted.
Crothy's Photo-Play Column previews Hollywood figures like Mary Pickford and Blanche Sweet, notes upcoming Paramount showings at the Auditorium, and lists inquiries about films. It mentions local theater ads, moving pictures, and staff changes, including a medicine wagon sale and staff updates.
Osceola announces R. Danielson selected as secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, defeating W. R. Miller for re election. The board saw changes as Melih Caley of Creighton and Jacob Saas assumed posts. Danielson praised for agricultural ties and past service to the state fair.
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