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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
5
Church notices list Calvary Luther League meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Sunday events include Fourth Sunday in Lent with Sunday School at 10 and Worship at 11. A Lenten service at 7 30 p m is followed by a special Congregational meeting. Choir practice Monday at 7 30 p m and Teachers meeting Wednesday at 2 p m.
No services at Fairview church on March 24 as 80th and 75th anniversaries are observed. A joint Silver Creek Methodist Church event includes a Bishop Kenneth Copeland service at 10 53 A M with music at 12 30 P M a covered dish dinner at 2 45 P M and a memories of yesteryear program by former ministers.
Pastor Robert Turner leads study at 10 Worship at 11 on Thursday the 21st Confirmation at 7 Senior Choir at 8 on Monday the 25th Worship and Music Committee at 8 on Tuesday the 26th Church Council at 8 on Wednesday the 27th Lenten Worship at 7 30.
The Wieseman family gathered Saturday afternoon to honor Mrs. Maggie Wieseman on her 88th birthday. Attendees included Melvin and Mary Wills of Des Moines. Eugene Ruff and family of Omaha. Esther Shermadine. Jack Wieseman and daughters. and Carl Wieseman, all from Osceola.
Local residents hosted and visited across numerous households from Malvern to Lincoln. Relatives and friends attended dinners, birthday celebrations, and card parties with extended family ties among Wieseman, Burritt, Wyman, Frizzell, and Rutter kin. Several trips to spend weekends, birthdays, and anniversaries were noted, plus district 54 Danville events and 4-H club gathering.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Benson were dinner guests of Mrs Eva Henning. Mrs Nellie Benson and Kent Meredith called at the Frank Frizzell home Sunday afternoon.
Information from the Columbus Office of the Division of Employment announces a no charge Auto Mechanics course starting April 1 1963 at the Nebraska Vocational Technical School Milford. The program provides training and subsistence allowances under the development training act. For more information contact the Columbus Employment Office promptly.
The Lone Star Project Club met March 12 at Mrs. James Podliska’s home. Members named their favorite Irish song in roll call and a Silent Auction raised funds for the Columbus Opportunity Center. Mrs. Linda Kinzli resigned. Mrs. Louis Schmidt was elected president.
Pace Setters features a four row proven minimum tillage tool and a new two row model with 725 dollar complete price in cash. Prices: four row complete 725, two row complete 375 plus 3 percent setup. Rotary bottoms on display with seed press wheels and disc covers. No press wheel to firm soil. See before you buy and consider Dempster for weed control in seed row. Dempster offers more tool bar planting configurations than any competitor.
Local ad lists varied bargains including four pack products at one dollar, six bars for 23 cents, 49 cent 40 ounce items, Vim cleaner at 61 cents, napions and canned goods priced under a dollar, and bulk bags at mid to high thirties to eighty five cents per pound.
The meeting featured a revised club constitution presented by officers including Mrs. George Trad en and Mrs. Fred Hecker. Reports from club historian Mrs. Hecker and health leader Mrs. Irene Krueger were shared, with Mrs. Udell Podliska a guest. Lunch followed the St Patrick's Day themed event and a prize was won by Mrs. Hecker.
Sunday dinner guests at the Dan Armbruster home honored Anne Armbruster on her ninth birthday. Attendees from Stanton included Mr and Mrs Robert Denney and Nannette, Mr and Mrs George Benson Jr and family, and Mr and Mrs Ronald Schellpeper and family. Leonard Iler visited his grandmother Mrs Ben Schmoker at Annie Jeffrey Hospital and joined L L Iler for supper. He is a Navy sailor in Hawaii on furlough and is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Tler.
Polk residents gathered for the March Polk Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. Albert Sundberg with Mrs. Lloyd Stromberg assisting. Fifteen members discussed travel among the 50 states, immunization plans for tetanus and smallpox, and a March 21 school readiness drill at the grade school. The town hosted relatives visiting from Menlo Park and Bainbridge. Polk hosted a Ghost Town event during the Class D Tournament in Lincoln, causing Bat houses to close on Thursday and Friday.
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