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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
2
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In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks the appointment of Robert F Olberding as administrator of the estate of Francis A A Schott deceased Hearing set for March 25 1955 at 10 am in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska Dated March 1 1955 L M Merrick County Judge Seal
Polk County Nebraska estate of Bert Wiman deceased. County Court will hear claims on June 27 1955 to hear adjust and allow all filed claims. Claimants must file by June 25 1955 or be forever barred. Dated February 1955 L M Brick judge.
Creditors of the estate of Charles Arthur Van Hoosen are notified that the County Court will hear and allow claims on July 2, 1955. All claims must be filed by July 1, 1955 or be forever barred. Dated March 4 1955. March 10 17 24 S. M. Merrick.
Petitioners from York County District 54 and Polk County District 1 seek to detach land described as the south half of the southeast quarter and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter from Polk County District 1 and attach it to York County District 54. Hearing dates and official actions will follow in county notices.
The notice announces a public hearing in the District Court room York County Court house York Nebraska at ten in the morning on Friday March 25 1955 for a petition involving SE SW and NW SW in Section 11 Township 13 North Range 1 West Polk County Nebraska Olive M McBeth County Superintendent of CARAEW and Hazel Comstock of Schools York County Nebraska invite all interested parties to appear and be heard
Rose Church announces Divine Service Sundays at 11 a.m. and Mid week Lenten service Thursdays at 8 p.m. Pastor D C DeRose leads at One Block East of the High School. The church invites the community to hear the preached Christ and Him Crucified.
Father John H Howe presides on the third Sunday in Lent with catechetical instruction at 2 p m and Lenten devotions at 8 p m Confessions are 5 to 5 30 p m and follow. Masses are 7 30 and 10 30 a m Tuesday study club meets at 7 30 p m on Marriage. On February 19 Alfred Dolezal married Christine Shemek with witnesses William Kobza and Mrs Alfred Gondringer. Baby Barbara Louise Schott baptized March 6 with Dr John Theisen and Mrs Raymond Schott as sponsors. Jacqueline Marie Smith baptized March 6 with Mrs Irvine Smith and Robert Bickel as sponsors.
Father John H. Howe leads Lenten devotions at 7 45 p m with parish study on marriage to follow. Sunday mass at 9 a m with confessions before. Monday Holy Name Society meets at 8 p m in the parish hall hosted by Alfred and Bernard Nitsch. Wednesday catechetical instruction for grade school children at 4 p m.
Service times for St Pauls Lutheran Church with Pastor Robert V. Johnson list Confirmation Class Saturday at 9 30 a m Congregational Study Sunday at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m Lent theme Luther League service 730 p m postponed from storm Brotherhood meeting Monday 8 p m hobby display leisure time discussion hosts named Choir rehearsal Thursday 8 p m
The Evan Covenant Church in Stromsburg Nebraska led by Pastor Cecil Johnson lists Saturday youth counselors institute at Lincoln 10 45 a m Sunday School 10 a m morning worship 11 with sermon True Worship Covenant Hour on KJSK at 3 p m evening service 7 30 p m Message Be Followers of God Tuesday Three C s Birthday social and guest day meeting 8 p m Group No 1 hostess Wednesday midweek service Thursday choir rehearsal 8 p m Welcome to our friendly spiritual home
Calvary Lutheran Swede Home led by Pastor B. G. Johnson invites all for Thursday March 10 events at 2 pm with a dime book offering. Lenten devotions and Home Mission Film at 7 30 pm, Brotherhood at 8 pm. Dorcas Teen Agers meet after the film. Board of Administration follows. Church School at 10 am and Worship at 11 am. Monday choir practice 7 30 pm. Tuesday seventy Club roller skating at Havens with invite for new families.
Wednesday The Brotherhood Chorus 7 30. Thursday March 17 Luther League 7 30 preceded by Len ten Devotion to which all are Stromsburg District Luther League fellowship supper at Cal vary March 20 7 p m Program for all at 8 p m.
Doris Karge reports a string of Sunday visits and family gatherings. Residents include the Stricklands, Harriet of Lincoln, Al Hleitzman, the Hayes family, Carlson relatives, Petersons, and others. The piece notes birthday celebrations, 4-H activity, travel to Grand Island and a Sioux City trip.
Columbus residents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Anderson and family and others visited Saturday. The Farm Bureau met Thursday at Fairview Hall with Ronald Carlson elected president LaVerne Dake vice president and Mrs Geo Geier secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Alton Wilhelms was chosen president of the Polk Women's Club at the March meeting in Community Hall. Officers include Mrs. Wendall Shaw vice president, Mrs. Horace Stevens secretary, and Mrs. Floyd Lyle treasurer. The club will sponsor an immunization program at the school on March 17 with diphtheria tetanus and smallpox shots.
Mrs. Lloyd Hahn attended a luncheon at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln hosted by Mrs. Chas Warner wife of the Lt. Governor. She toured the legislature and interviewed senator wives about family life during their husbands five month absences in Lincoln. the interview airs March 12. Kenneth Brazda marks fifth birthday as James Brazda Jr. hosts family gathering with Glen and Jimmie.
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