Notice of Appreciation for Contest Sale Help
Grace Mentink Johnson expresses gratitude to those who helped in the contest sale during the last weeks.
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Grace Mentink Johnson
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
8
Community Notes From Osceola Area Gatherings
Maple Leaf Club meets next Thursday at Mrs. Walter Morys home. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Burrell Fox include Osceola residents Orville Mickey family Herman Sarow and family Chas Timm and son. Missionary Society met at Rev and Mrs G J Friday home with Mrs Burrel Fox leading. Lunch served after program. Mrs Alfred Grossnicklaus and Mrs John Wyman visited relatives at Brewster Nebraska last week. Hawley of Gesham and Ek Fr visited Burrel Fox Thursday afternoon. Elmer Horst and wife were in Genoa on business Saturday. Mrs Forest Need of Central City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Wieseman and returned home Sunday. Rev Winker of Silver Creek will speak at Valley M E Church Sunday morning July 7. Mrs L E Miller and sons Lloyd Ruth visited relatives at Beatrice over the weekend. George Matheson of Osceola spent Sunday with Carl Timm and wife. Happy Hour Club meets Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs John Imhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf Club
Walter Morys
Burrell Fox
Orville Mickey
Osceola
Herman Sarow
Chas. Timm
Arthur Timm
The
Missionary Society
Wed
G. J
Burrel Fox
Alfred Grossnicklaus
John Wyman
Brewster
Nebr
Fr. Hawley
Gesham
Elmer Horst
Genoa
Forest Need
Central City
Joe Wieseman
Winker
Silver Creek
Valley M. BE
L. E. Miller
Lloyd
Ruth
Beatrice
George Matheson
Carl Timm
Local Residents Attend Socials and Visits Across Communities
Mrs Neal Jones and children from Central City visit RWJ and CJ Stephenson homes. Mrs A J Koehn hosts Kensington Presbyterians from Gresham. Green's Chapel Ladies Aid holds birthday bash. Hawley and Beth visit York. McCone guests at Christs home near Monroe. Hackberry neighbors plow Matt Gladden’s corn with eight four-horse teams and one tractor. Mrs Laura Black visits from Iowa. Bond relatives at Clarence Ryans in Loup City. Lawn party at Mae Walford’s near Gresham. Merry Workers hosted by Mrs John Graffs. A J Koehn’s own a new Victory 6 Dodge. W G Herrmann hosts 50 relatives for Wm Koehler’s 87th birthday. Amachers and Herrmanns travel to Silver Creek on business. Arthur Nelson hosts Henry Samuelson and wife. H F Nantkes under doctor care. W F Dunn travels to Lincoln. Roy Doty family visit David City. T D Richards Party departs for Hoxie Kansas as heat harvest begins. Wesley Chapel Woman’s Club picnic marks end of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Jones
Central City
RWJ
C. J. Stephenson
A. J. Keehn
Presbyterian Kensington
Gresham
Ladies Aid
Green’s Chapel
E. BE. Hawley
Beth
York
Wm. McCone
Monroe
W. L. Christs
Matt Gladder
Mr. Gladden
W. G. Herrmann
Wm. Koehler
John
George
Walter
Wesley Koehler
Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Stromsburg
Adam Herrmann
Osceola
Jacob Amacher
Julius Herrmann
Silver Creek
Arthur Nelson
Henry Samuelson
H. F. Nantkes
W. F. Dunn
Lincoln
Roy Doty
David City
Leo Funkhouser
T. D. Richards
Parry Cox
Neva Forsythe
Bobby
Hoxie
Kansas
Wesley Chapel” Woman’s Club
Hannah Herrmann
Second Wind Found By Runner and Mind Workers
The passage notes that a runner can reach a second wind after persistent effort if in good condition. It suggests mind workers may discover a second wind too if they push beyond the first bout of wearying fatigue.
Wesley Chapel Aid Society and Epworth League Events
The Chapel Church Aid Society met Tuesday evening with Henry Johnson D C urns and Chas Sargent as hosts. Epworth League events are set for Friday evening with Edward Adams and Neil Dawes on the committee. W F M S meets Thursday afternoon July 11 at Miss Lulu Burns home. Sunday services at 10 45 Sunday School and 9 45 Morning Worship with the message Why Am I A Christian. Mind of Little Valve offers a reflective line about being too broad minded and listening to every side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
D. C.urns
Chas. Sargent
Epworth League
Edward Adams
Neil Dawes
Lulu Burns
Guch
Bohalds Biz Goal Inspires Parental Support Advised
American Magazine emphasizes encouraging parents to raise children with hopeful guidance rather than disparaging remarks about their future prospects. The message advocates constructive dialogue and realistic expectations to empower the next generation.
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Remay Nenter
American Magazine
Was Newton Wrong Investigators Question Gravity Theory
Researchers argue Newton's gravity may be imperfect narrowing the universe mass estimate. The piece notes district courts split into multiple districts with eight courts in the country and seven in Alaska Canal Zone Hawaii and Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simaller
Alaska
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Fragmented quotes and stray notes mix in local notice
An uncertain mash of excerpts cites Thoreau reflections, unnamed ages, a Vancouver climate note, a motivational line about virtue and practice, and a postal tip about letter writing. The result reads as a damaged OCR page with scattered items and no single coherent story.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Happy Hour Club
John Imhoff
Hackberry
Laura Black
Iowa
Richard
Moomey
Bond
Clarence Ryans
Loup City
Mae Walford’s
John Graffs
Carl Richter
A. J. Koehn
Wesley Chapel
Bohald
Biz
Newton
Vehatain
Fia
Henry David Thoreau
Curtie
North Salem
Indianapolis
Salabricus Iiand
Vancouver
Victoria
Atchison Globe
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinders
Aesop
North Side Square
Osceola, Nebraska
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