Grocery Sale Ads For Canned Goods
Advertisement lists prices for Weavy syrup No 2/2 can peaches 29 cents and K N syrup No 2 1/2 can sweet potatoes 19 to 29 to 49 cents implying multiple discounted canned items in a local store sale.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
4
Advertisement lists prices for Weavy syrup No 2/2 can peaches 29 cents and K N syrup No 2 1/2 can sweet potatoes 19 to 29 to 49 cents implying multiple discounted canned items in a local store sale.
Pastor Rev John F L Wow e leads Passion Sunday services with Masses at 10:30 am and 7:30 am on weekdays. Events include a Thursday club 8 pm Stations of the Cross Friday 8 pm catechetical instruction Saturday 11 am and a turkey dinner at St Vincent Hall next Sunday 5 30 pm organized by Mrs Dawes Gondringer and Kuh nel with games. St Andrew Mission holds 8 30 am Mass and catechetical instruction after Confessions before Mass.
Maurice I. Swenson officiates the fifth Sunday in Lent with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. A Lenten devotional at 7:30 p.m. features The Problems in Prayer with music by Harmony Society. Film March of Faith shown at 8:30 p.m. Bible Teaching Mission Thursday at 8 p.m. Confirmation class Saturday at 2 p.m. Next week Calvary Luther League hosts Swede Home exchange program Tuesday March 16 at 8 p.m. Oscar Po hosts.
Alfield Fr. Franzen, pastor, announces Fifth Sunday in Lent worship and Sunday school times. Week activities include Luther League and choir practice with confirmations and midweek service. Upcoming events feature Holy Communion, Good Friday services, and spring Luther League rally and district institutes in April.
Rev. G A Randall leads Sunday School at 4 PM and Church Service at 11 05 AM. WCTU holds Thursday sessions at church parlors with a special guest. Junior Choir meets Thursday in the Sunday School room for 6th to 8th grades at 6 PM. WSGCS meets Friday March 1. Senior Fellowship Sunday 4 PM. Father and Son banquet March 158.
The Wilbur Hotchkiss property known as the north wall of Lot 4 in the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 16 township 14 range 2 west of the 6th meridian in Polk Nebraska is offered for sale. Bids must be filed with the City Clerk in writing before March 24, 1948. Cash terms and immediate possession after sale. City officials reserve right to reject any or all bids. For details, contact city officials or T. W. Hamilton, City Clerk.
Mrr and Mrs Gus Carlson and family hosted Saturday evening at the Shassan Dolph home near Central City. Mr and Mrs William Gregg and family from Central City visited Sunday dinner with the Georges Reed and Warold Martins from Silver Creek calling Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Carlson visited in the evening along with Mr and Mrs Walter Church and family at the C Shivley home.
The March 1 1948 reg ular session of School District No. 19 board approved numerous payments including gas, supplies, and coaching fees. A motion terminated teachers contracts at period end. meeting adjourned. Also notes Polk County Farm Bureau drive and local birth notice and social items.
Nebraska’s early highway challenges arise from the overland trails and Platte Valley routes used by emigrants. Territorial action in 1855 created 750 miles of roads plus ferry and bridge ventures. Settlers soon built local roads along section lines, while railroads remained the main through transport before the automobile era.
The text notes that the automobile altered travel, making improved and costly local roads essential as routes through rural areas become more valuable and necessary for efficient transportation.
Mr and Mrs 8 IT Almstrum and Lyla Beth of Oakland Nebraska were weekend guests here from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs 4 Almstrum and Mr and Mrs Hye bert Russell and family attending.
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