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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
5
A collage of jokes and quips builds a snapshot of everyday life with lines about marriage, weather, roofs, comical exchanges and household mishaps. The montage features puns about storms with storm safe material, clumsy cooking refusals, misheard sayings, and a playful tax collector boast.
A brief item notes C. E. Alling of Keokuk Iowa as sales manager for a line promising premium free goods with no investment beyond a car. The piece references distribution plans for the KKK branded items over 37 years and lists the contact.
Villa Jean Bryant and Jay Carson were absent due to illness while Sally Soap Polly Pep and Jolly Jane visitors joined the room. Quarterly exams ended with good papers and an honor roll list. Junior basketball beat Silver Creek 6 to 5 as color study and child literature updates begin next week.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M with Elton Berck as Superintendent Morning Worship at 11:00 A M Sermon titled The Christian in the Modern World Junior and Intermediate Leagues meet at 4:00 P M Monday 7:30 Youth Fellowship Chih party at the parsonage on January 25 Tuesday January 26 W F M S meets at Mrs Horst 2:30 P M Thursday Choir Rehearsal at the parsonage Ladies Aid meets in the Church Parlors Friday P M on January 22 W C T U meets at Mrs I J Merrick home January 28 Albert C Monkman pastor
The Lutheran League meets Thursday at 8 PM with the Egnar Hultman and Clarence Carlson families as hosts. No confirmation on Saturday, but all class members must memorize the Small Catechism before February classes begin. Sunday School is at 10:00 AM and Vespers at 7:30 PM. Harmony Society gathers Thursday at Mrs. Emma Nyquist’s home with Miss Evelynne Peterson leading the program.
Greens Chapel Ladies Aid will hold their regular meeting on Thursday January 28. Mrs. Tracy Nelson and Mrs. C W Hennings will entertain. Greens Chapel Brotherhood meets Monday evening January 25. Miss Dorothy Augustin from Shelby visited in the home of her sister Mrs E E Gabel. Ice house work reports indicate very good quality ice. E E Gabel accompanied brothers John and Alfred to Omaha for Allis Chalmers Dealers convention. Liberty School closed this week due to illness of teacher and several pupils. Misses Carol Jean and Darlene Carlson and Carol Hanson attended a birthday tea party hosted by Miss Marjorie Jean Gabel. Sell it with a Record want ad.
Osceola Community Club restarts biweekly noon luncheons at the Rapp Hotel Banquet Room starting Monday January 25 with topic Osceola P C C TF. Humphrey and Bob Davis sign the notice.
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