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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
2
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Parish notes invite Calvary members to attend the divine service at St. John’s instead of their usual Sunday school or vestry session. The change directs worship attendance and community gathering to the neighboring church.
Homer P. Bollinger leads worship at 8 45 a m with Sunday School at 10. MyF meets at 4 pm in the park for a swimming party with a sack lunch to bring. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 8 pm.
Father John H. Howe pastor notes seventh Sunday after Pentecost with Saturday confessions from 5 to 5 30 and 8 to 8 30 p m. Sunday masses at 7 30 and 10 30 a m and weekday masses at 7 30 and 8 a m.
Father John H. Howe presides at Sunday Mass at 9 o clock with confessions before the service at St Andrews Church.
Cecil Johnson pastor leads Sunday School at 9 a.m. at Covenant Church Stromsburg Nebraska.
A local Nebraska church page lists service times for Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and The Covenant Hour at 12 30 p.m. on KJSK. Union Evening Service at the Baptist Church begins at 8 p.m. with Pastor Bernt Johnson speaking. Weekday events include a Tuesday Three C s meeting at Mrs. Orion Hanson s home and Wednesday Prayer Fellowship at 8 30 p.m. Welcome to our friendly spiritual home.
Calvary Lutheran Swede Home B Johnson outlines July events with the Teen Agers' Picnic at Platte River, transportation from the church at 6 p.m., Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m., church school at 9:30 a.m., hymn sing and vesper at 8 p.m., and weekly meetings including Seventy Club at Ralph Jones' home, Author League on July 21, and Bible study and men’s chorus sessions.
Mrs Homer Ingalls and Tommy Glatter along with Mrs Dick Glatter visited near Shelby to call on Mrs John Gonka. Adolph Bernt spent Thursday with daughter Mrs Arthur Mayberger near Columbus. A D Fellers and Art of Monroe were dinner guests of Louis Schmidt and family. John Micek visited Jeff Miller Friday evening. Emil Kubicek and David dined with Joe Kubicek and Karen in Shelby. Milton Plugge and Jean of Portland Oregon were dinner guests and visited the Kubicek homes. John Gonka visited Victoria Wilezinski near Columbus Saturday afternoon. John and Mrs Gonka visited Edward and Mrs Lisko Sunday evening. Adolph Bernt and Mrs Bernt visited Dr P W Elliott in Columbus Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Bud Fellers and sons of Columbus were out Friday evening when Adolph Bernt visited Mr and Mrs Lew Seiz near Bellwood. Alvin Hohndorf and family of Omaha spent the Fourth with Leslie Hohendorf. Milton Plugge Joe Kubicek and Karen of Shelby joined Emil Kubicek and David for Sunday dinner.
Charter No. 6493 report for The First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska lists assets totaling 1 387 189 57 and deposits of 1 327 330 95. Cashier D R Byers swears the figures true with notary Robert L Mills certifying on July 8 1955.
Progress shows The Methodist Church backing the floor and balance of the building as masonry workers raise one wall in the background.
Mrs Viola Wiese man leaves for Chicago for two weeks visiting son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs W J Suchy and son. Mrs Eklund assists in Dr Eklund's offices during the absence. Several Osceola residents travel to Rawlins Wyoming to visit Dr Charles W Jeffrey. Many local gatherings and guests from Omaha Cadillac and Michigan are noted along with birthday celebration at Pawnee Park Columbus.
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