District 18 Social Notes from Alta Lisko
District 18 social item list from Columbus Osceola and nearby areas includes Mrs Lyle Ernst hosting the Coffee Club, visits to Sioux City and Omaha, Canasta prizes won by Mrs Ray Killham and Mrs Marvin Luchsinger, and a Country Church Conference notice in Lincoln with Circle One meeting at 8 p.m.
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Lyle Ernst
Columbus
Coffee Club
Hulda Schrieber
Joe Smith
Fred Flamme
Sioux City
Iowa
Victoria Staroscik
Osceola
Frank Ziemba
Karenjo Schmidt
A. D. Fellers
Duane Gabel
Near Osceola
Lloyd Boden
Bruce Fyfe
Edward Lisko
George Spitz
Omaha
Fred Flam
Country Church Conference
Nebraska Union
Lincoln, Nebraska
Circle One
John Osenbaugh
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church notices
Rev. Robert V. Johnson serves as Vice Pastor with confirmation instruction on Saturday January 28 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sunday January 29 honors the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany with Sunday School at 10:00 and worship at 11:00. Choir practice Monday January 30 at 8:00 p.m. Board of Administration meets Wednesday February 1 at 8:00 p.m.
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Calvary EV
First Methodist Church Osceola Nebraska Events
The First Methodist Church in Osceola Nebraska announces a week of events led by Ray E Hawkins minister. Highlights include the Nebraska Council of Churches annual meeting January 26 in Lincoln with choir, the Woman's Society general meeting January 27 at 2 30 pm, and a church service January 29 featuring a sermon titled Simon the Zealot. A pastoral relations committee meeting is set for January 30.
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First Methodist Church
Osceola
Nebraska
Ray E. Hawkins
Nebraska Council of Churches
Lincoln
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Simon
District 54 Social Roundup Hits Platte Center and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Frank Stanczyk and Mrs. Stella Swertzic dined with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brudney at Platte Center and visited Columbus homes of Anna Hebda and Alois Savage. Lincoln day trips included Mr. and Mrs. Wyman, while Sunday gatherings shaded into Fullerton Osceola and Silver Creek areas with multiple local families.
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Frank Stanczyk
Stella Swertzic
Chas. Brudney
Platte Center
Anna Hebda
Alois Savage
Columbus
Richard Wyman
Bill Wyman
Lincoln
Ray Norris
Myron Barker
Oscar Anderson
Donald Benson
Nellie Benson
Orley Conkling
Scott
Stella Swertzie
Fullerton
Lawrence Gdwoski
Joe Wades
Alfonza Wolachoski
Chris Gaedeke
Osceola
Elmer Power
Local social notes and visits from Columbus to Stromsburg
A large cluster of local notices reports visits and gatherings across Nebraska towns including Grand Island for a funeral, open houses in Henderson, birthday parties in Nyquist and Johnson homes, meals with friends in Columbus and Lincoln, and multiple family trips from Stromsburg, Polk, York, and Henderson. Several birthdays celebrated and relatives visiting, with travel to Chicago, Los Angeles, and Brazil noted.
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Kepner’s
George Buchta
Irene Meacham
Grand Island
Wesley Glenn
Glenn
Lee Campbell
Elmer Schuknecht
Gresham
Jolly Dozen
Martin Jones
Florence Witters
Dwight Edwards
Columbus
Ernie Tamer
Debra
Burnell Russell
Cheryl
Lincoln
Ed Wagner
Cecelia
Don Cerny
Rose Swan
Marguerite Sean
York
W. S. Heitzman
W. H. Norton
Lisa
Bloomington
Illinois
Wren Sherwood
J. H. Gustafson
Debbie Dunn
Kathy Wyman
Beverly Trotter
Judy Koehler
Wayne Beatty
Don Sterup
Darla
Dean Buffington
Bill Bryan
Pamela
Hannah Johnson
Fredolph
Stromsburge
August Senn
Martha Herger
Shelby
Maria Fulwider
Lydia Jinx
Quentin
Lloyd Schlesinger
Bill Johansen
Ross Braithwait
Schuyler
Mary Rose
Wayne Schlesinger
Carla Jean
Leo Swan
Nannie Sundberg
Stromsburg
Cleo Cramer
Polk
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kearney
Eugene Sterup
Lawrence Meister
Bob Sterup
Low
Fritz Husak
Dick Merrick
Francis Tirban
Victor Sterup
Leroy Brown
Ande
Virgil Rosenberry
Albert Schmoker
Anda
Clarence Johnson
Alice
John Anderson
Otto B. Nelson
Lillie Jahnson
Vernelle Carlson
Lillie Johnson
Hazel Anderson
Ed Watts
Dick Watts
Marian Thoremus
Cole
Springs
Mervin Ransom
Orton” Hencon
Stromsbore
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Sargent
Elmer Sandberg
Near
Floyd Johnson
Bradshaw
Sid Johnson
Edward Schall
Wayne Schultz
Sinver Cuests
Harley Wakeley
Central City
Marla
Roaswill Johnson
Tineram
Qna River
Eonard Mentink
Walter Watts
Mmr
Raymond Shocker
Fmory Cramer
Floyd Shocker
Alan
Floyd
Touis Monson
Jerry Reed
Fremont
Midland College
Paul Monson
G. W. Gompert
Mitchell, Nebr
March of Dimes Funds Only Top Scientists
The National Foundation emphasizes selective grantmaking to premier researchers. It recalls its polio work and asserts funding should go to individuals with proven results and proper equipment. The foundation foresees growth in birth defects and arthritis research, powered by public contributions.
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Marcn Ot Dimes
National Foundation
Albert 8. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Sabin
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John Hahn
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Terry Ann
Harry
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Wayne Anderson
Bill Bahrome
George Morgan
Bert Burns
Jessie Hewitt
Allegra Johnson
Orville Jones
Hastings
Myron Jones
Rupert Carlson
Elmer Carlson
Osceola Record
Thomas M. Rivers
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McDonald’s
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