Sunday services and school schedule invitation
Regular hours of services every Sunday invite attendance with Sunday School at 10 Sal M led by Mr. Leon Merrick and teachers. Morning worship at 11 and an evening song and sermon follow, featuring the choir invisible. Mrs Lloyd Timm and Miss Mildred Brooke hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Timm home for Mrs George Munford last Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Merrick
Lloyd Timm
Mildred Brooke
Timm
George Munford
Former Stromsburg Man Is Killed
R N Oschner of Broken Bow was killed when lightning struck during a fishing trip with his brother August and another man. August was knocked unconscious by the shock. The Oschner brothers were known locally for the family Mercantile Store and N Oschner's recent move to Broken Bow to run a clothing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Oschner
Broken Bow
Oschner
Stromsburg
Stromsburg News and Local Visits This Week
Mrs Wesley Colson and her son from Alliance Nebr visit her mother Mrs J Green. Rev and Mrs J L Hedblooms depart for Windsor Colo after a month with locals. Alfred Larson visits from Omaha for the Fourth. Ramon Headstrom and family from Des Moines stay two weeks. Clayton Rystrom very ill. Funeral held for Carl Olson who died at York’s Lutheran Hospital after surgery. For sale young chickens and pullets. Franklin Stevens and Lincoln visit earlier. Mrs Cowley and children return to Lincoln. Twenty one electric ranges sold in Osceola by Nebr Gas & Electric Co with local quota ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Colson
Alliance
Nebr
J. Green
J. L. Hedbloom
Windsor
Colo
C. B. Millen
Denver
Alfred Larson
Omaha
J. P. Stephenson
Ramon Headstrom
Ramon, Jr
Richard
Des Moines
L. H. Headstrom
Clayton Rystrom
Carl Olson
Lutheran Hospital
York
Olson
Polk County
Stromsburg
P.G. Garrison
Franklin Stevens
Lincoln
Nels Anderson
C. H. Cowley
J. A. C. Johnston
Osceola
Nebr. Gas & Electric Co
Humphrey
Osceola Community Dinner and Fair Weekend Recap
Beulah Clarence Vertie Heitzman and Mary Rothermal dined with Mr and Mrs John Buchta in Osceola Sunday. Pauline Panis returned home from Glenwood for vacation. Rev Lohr of Grand Island visited on business. The Dake family and Mina Buchta had dinner at Harve McCormick’s. Friday's Ladies Aid met. Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra ladies had photos taken. Guildford O’Bryan and bride were hosted by the O’Bryans. about 100 guests attended. Fern and Laverne Dake returned from the west. Helen visited Kearney, then returned. Quintin Query defeated Austin. Headlee beat Kresha. Pavement dance closed, fireworks at Morningside Field praised. No accidents. officials praise the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Clarence
Vertie Heitzman
Mary Rothermal
John Buchta
Osceola
Pauline Panis
Glenwood
Ladies Aid
Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra
iMr
O’bryan
Guildford
Bride
Laverne
Fern Dake
Helen
Kearney
Piano for sale with easy payments Hastings Nebraska
Nearly new piano offered with a small balance due. Easy payments and delivery to your home with no freight. Write for price terms and description to Gaston Music and Furniture Company Hastings Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Music & Furniture Company
Hastings
Nebraska
Needlecraft and Music Shop Gift Center in York Nebraska
Teachers and general customers can find graded instruction books from Mathews Presser Kohler Kinscella and Root plus voice studies by Concone and Lieber and a collection of classical songs. Mail orders filled promptly. Needlework department features stamped pieces for beginners and experienced needlewomen and gifts are a specialty in York Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Presser
Kohler
Kinscella
Root
Concone
Lieber
Needlecraft & Music Shop
Grand Island visitors host Calhoun and Scott
Mr and Mrs J B Was anele ren arrived here Saturday from Cedar Rapids Nebraska to spend a few days with his sister Mrs S W Calhoun and family Miss Mary Scott also visited the Calhoun household last week and returned with them after a short stay in Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Newton
Norfolk
Osceola
Joe Karrer
Myrtle Dewey
C. L LeMar
Wahoo
Robert Campbell
Los Angeles
California
Papillion
Nebr
Helen Jacobs
Mrs. Wendte
David City
C. G. Moore
Fremont
A. F. Nuquist
Elmer Nuquist
Omaha
Evelyn Johnson
Lincoln
W. A. Johnson
Presbyterian Church
A. A Beatty
J. L. Heald
Chas Shaw
Dix
Ed Shaw
Adolph Gabel
Dick Brennen
Missouri
Albers
P. R. Smith
E. Hastert
MW. J. Stalnaker
C. H. Albers
Friday twilight ball ends in 1 1 tie between High School and Single Men
A close high school game ends 1 to 1 as both sides play tight defense with few errors. Albert Reed leaves for Thermopolis Wyoming for rheumatic treatment. Miss Martha McCutcheon sails from Shanghai to Manila with missionaries. returns to Foo Chow area by May. For rent a five room house near the square offered by Jay Hastings or P A Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reed
Thermopolis
Wyo
B. B. Marsh
Arco
Idaho
Chicago
R. J. Allison
J. Polk
E. McDaniel
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Martha McCutcheon
Manila
Miss McCutcheon
King’s Herald School
Hai Tang
FooChow
China
Jay Hastings
P. A. Nelson
Osceola Local News Highlights July Activities
Osceola reports a flurry of visits and travels with Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth Cornish to Lincoln and Mrs. Harry Pratt returning from Texas. Lincoln guest Edith Hope attends Fourth celebrations. County Judge J Lindlie Heald appointed. Various families visit Osceola, from Norfolk Omaha and Fremont, plus hometown goto Lake Okabojie and church meetings. David City News notes Hubbie Nantkes sustains arm injury in farm accident with insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindlie Heald
J. G. Clark
Omaha
Evelyn Matheson
Milford
Iowa
Lake Okabojie
Osceola High School
W H. Hunter
Tekamah
Huldah Yung
David City
Hubbie Nantkes
David City Press
Nantkes
Henry Nantkes
V. A
Shelby area residents and visitors list activities
John Lucas drives a new International Truck to haul grain and livestock. Omaha visitors include Jack Rathburn Harve LaMunyon Clarence Hastert and Dr. Potter. Numerous locals attend A A U meets visit Lincoln and Osceola for the 4th of July celebration and family gatherings across Shelby Platsmouth Duncan Columbus and Wood River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lucas
Jack Rathburn
Harve LaMunyon
Omaha
Shelby
Clarence
Francis Hastert
Lincoln
North Players to Open Six Night Stand in Osceola
The Ted North Players, a twenty five member company with a six piece orchestra, begin a six night run on the Osceola school grounds next Monday. They perform in Kearney this week then move to Norfolk and other large cities. The troupe brings full scenery and electrical gear and offers low admission with no extra charge for good seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Kearney
Norfolk
North Players
Wichita
Kansas
Lincoln
Omaha
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Help During Illness and Burial
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for support during the sickness and burial of our wife and mother.
Gravel Work Advances on Omaha Corridor to Butler County
Omaha Bee reports work began on graveling the highway between Wahoo and the Butler county line on Wednesday per Roy Cochran state engineer via W A Ellis Chamber of Commerce. The project completes 16 miles and a further 11 miles from Butler county line to North South Road near David City, creating a 110 mile gravel route into Central City. Cochran says the final stretch will be bid this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Wahoo
Butler County Line
W. A. Ellis
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Cochran
Butler County
David City
Omaha
Central City
Cochran
Ellis
Golden Rod Club Holds Annual Picnic at Howland's Park
The Golden Rod Club held its annual picnic and outing at Howland's Park on Friday July 1 with members families and a few invited guests enjoying a bountiful feed and later ice cream. The next meeting will be on August 11 when officers for the coming year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland’s Park
Sunday and Thursday church events listed
Next Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 10:00 and Swedish Morning Service at 11:00 with English services at 8:00 in the evening. On Thursday evening July 14 at 8:00 the Luther League will be entertained at Church by Victor Peterson and Mrs Andrew Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Victor Peterson
Andrew Johnson
Valley residents recall Fourth of July celebration and harvest notes
Miss Violette Anderson and parents visited the Will Dunn home in Osceola. Edmund Schott hauled hogs to Omaha and back, with weekly trips to markets. Will Zimmerman and John Kresha shell corn. Osceola and surrounding residents gathered for a large Fourth celebration with a noisy, lively program. Wheat harvest begins with expectations of high yields. A boy's coat found at Morningside Field July 4 remains at The Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violette Anderson
Nels Anderson
Osceola
Will Dunn
Edmund Schott
Omaha
Mr. Schott
Donald Anderson
Will Zimmerman
Morningside Field
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Polk
Strombbore
United Brethers Parsonage
Dorothy Weiser
George Weiser
Jens C. Jensen
Wesley Brazee
Lohengrin
Lucille Treadway
Rising City
George
Georgette
G. T. Savery
Mrs. Jensen
Methodist Ghurgch
Aed
Dist
Ceetaeneee Snertecenevecoores
Hrortedonnssad Athathichieer Thetehds
Seerewaseaee
Ackerman
Green
Beulah
Quentin Query
Austin
Young Query
Young Headlee
Kresha
The
First National Bank
Osceola, Nebraska
York, Nebr
Kenneth Cornish
Mrs
Harry Pratt
Texas
Edith Hope
Otelia Johnson
Oamaha
A. N. Johnson
L. G. Johnson
Ida Ostereicher
N. A. Williams
Mabel Whitley
Palmer
W. E. Brown
Glenna Matheson
Dr. Potter
Annabel Ruch
Helen Moon
Harry Kiel and Son
Matt Linden
Sun Office
George Leland
S. J. Funkhouser
Glen Ellsworth
Dick’s
Wm. Bradley
Duncan
Sue Cunningham
Ness
Oswald Alt
Bine
Chas Anthes
Platsmouth
R. J. Buelow
Anthes
Golden Rod Club
ST. Paul’s EV. Luth. Church
John Kresha
Wauneta
Rudolf Urbas
Will Hartman
Paul Rinkes
Frank Messing
Table Land
Miles
State Bank
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