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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1947
Page
4
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The Red Cross benefit at the Auditor ium hosted by Harry Musselman drew strong attendance and about $40 for the fund. The program included two serial pictures, a home talent musical, solos by Bess Gyl Ying and D R E Sturdevant, a violin piece by Geralyn Walrath, and a sharp number by Maurine Walrath. E L King delivered an informative talk on the Red Cross origin and history.
The church offers Sunday Mass at St Vincent Church 8 a m and 9 30 a m at St Andrew Mission. Weekday Masses are 7 15 a m.
The Methodist Church reports Sunday School at 10:00 and morning service at 11:08 led by Rev. G. A. Randall. The Young Adult Group picnicked at City Park on Tuesday evening with fried chicken in abundance. Youth Fellowship plans an upcoming ice cream social. watch for announcements.
Maurice Lewenson, Pastor, announces 5th Sunday schedule with Sunday School and Bible class at 10 a.m. Divine worship at 11 a.m. Leither League Vesper at 8 p.m. This week includes Thursday at 2:30 a.m. Ladies Aid with guest speaker Pastor Everett L. Bexell of Andover Illinois, hostesses Mrs. Fred Branting and Mrs. Ivar Oberg, leader Mrs. Marvin Albers. Saturday 8 a.m. Confirmation class session.
Rev Alfield Franzen leads services on Sunday with Sunday School Holy Communion and Bible Study. The public is invited. A congregational meeting is set for Monday July 7 at 9 p m to decide on a church improvement project with a Lutheran Brotherhood gathering later.
I wish to extend my sincere thanks for the many kind acts shown me during my stay in the hospital. I am especially grateful to the Sisters for their excellent care. Mrs. Ed Zbelazny.
A dense mix of local ads including watch repair by Lloyd Crouse, a 1935 Ford V-8 for sale, fireworks at Peterson's Variety Store, funeral flowers from My Place Cafe, baby furniture and lamp sale, plumbing services, Willis Radio Shop, gas ranges from Ruegge's Gas and Appliance, a home business opportunity in Nebraska, cream buying station openings, harness gear from Ward’s Master Quality Harness, Montgomery Ward listing, and grape cultivators for sale.
Regular farm loans at lowest rates offered by a local correspondent of Aloke Investment Company Omaha Nebraska. See for details and qualification and start financing today.
Guatemala marks its centennial of independence recalling early settlement by Spain and the long struggle after Cortes sent Pedro de Alvarado in 1523. The narrative covers conquest, mass conversion by Las Casas, the name Vera Paz True Peace, and events like the 1556 eruption and 1773 quake.
A feminist revolt against drab wartime dress and dull home decor surfaces as women seek depth and variety. Stylists note lines, colors, and ornaments will return, with frills gaining appeal. men also move away from severe attire as new patterns and colors appear postwar.
An explanation of how air density, determined by temperature and pressure, influences a bullet’s ballistic coefficient C. Higher air density lowers the effective coefficient, causing greater velocity loss due to drag and affecting trajectory.
Keep the newly planted lawn fairly moist at all times and water with a fine spray to prevent soil packing. If rainfall is insufficient, sprinkle lightly and frequently. Once established, apply enough water to moisten soil several inches deep to encourage a deep root system and avoid shallow wetting that risks heat or cold damage.
A Farm Credit Administration survey shows frozen food locker plants now serve about 13 million people in roughly 3 percent of families. Plants rose from 4600 in 1943 to 8000 in 1946 with 414 average patrons each, 44 percent higher. three quarters of users are farmers, and custom slaughtering and related meat services are increasing.
Howard Myers and Ivan Cramer returned home from a Texas business trip. A Legion Auxiliary picnic at Buckley Park drew 60 attendees. The county court announces probate hearing for the estate of Edward M. Watts on July 18 1947 at 10 A M with no administration requested.
Polk County Nebr notices a petition to appoint John A Inness as Administrator for the Andrew J Inness estate. Hearing set for July 18 1947 at 10 o clock. County Judge L M Merrick signs the notice dated June 23 1947 with seals and county dates.
The for the appointment of Raymond Branting as Administrator of said hearing on July 19, 1947 at 10 30 Dated June 18 1947. Jun 26 Jul 3 10 County Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Louisa Oberg deceased the administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution and discharge. A hearing before the county court is set for July 11 1947 at 10 o clock A M. to determine heirship and contest may be filed. Dated June 11 1947. (Seal) L M Merrick County Judge
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