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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
5
Trudy McCauley spent Saturday with Annette Wamsley while her parents and sister were in Omaha for a day away.
An Arbor Day event at District 54 planted Elm trees and Spirea shrubs as a windbreak south of the school. Each family, pupil, teacher, and preschool child received a tree or shrub in tribute. The activity followed by social visits and community notices across Silver Creek and nearby homes.
District 18 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Gabel and Cindy visiting Osceola relatives, Henry Czuba calling near Columbus, Edward Lisko and John Zohner families hosting, and other Sunday calls to Shelby and Bellwood area homes including the Zohner and Ingalls households. Multiple local residents extended visits to neighbors and relatives Sunday.
Osceola church notices list the Methodist congregation events led by Homer P. Bollinger. The Young Adult Fellowship convenes Thursday at 8 pm, Sunday School at 10 am, Worship at 11 am, and Central Young Adult Fellowship holds the quarterly meeting here. The Official Board meets Monday at 3 pm.
Carl A. Gustafson announces May 6 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Luther League Vesper at 8 p.m. A film The Turn In The Road ties to Lutheran World Action. May 8 at 2 30 p.m. Ladies Missionary Society speaker Miss Margaret Miller from India. Hosts Mrs Kenneth Mentink and Mrs Don Jarmin. May 10 Choir practice at 8 p.m.
Father John H. Howe presides at Saint Vincent Church with Masses at 6:15 and 8:15 a m on Sunday in the Octave of Ascension May 6 and 7 30 a m first Friday Mass with confessions before. Confessions Saturday 5 5 30 and May Devotions at 8 p m followed by confessions. Parish Sunday Holy Communion and altar Society meets Tuesday 2 p m Lincoln Diocesan Council Catholic Women's Convention on Thursday and Friday.
Half block south of Post Office invites public to Divine Service every Sunday at 8 p.m. with Pastor A. B. Habben.
An open Friday evening Bible study and group discussion invites all to attend at 8 p.m. at a District No. 48 schoolhouse location described as 4 miles west, 2 north and 32 west of Osceola. Everyone urged to participate.
The Polk County Agricultural Society accepts sealed bids for the purchase of the horse barn at the south end of the County Fair Grounds. Bids must be submitted to Robert L. Mills, Secretary, Osceola, Nebraska by Tuesday May 15 1951.
Notice of probate states petition for administratrix Marie Kahler hearing set May 25, 1951 at 10 a.m. Dated April 26, 1951 by County Judge L. M. Merrick. Other items note Norma Jean and Donald Gabel visiting, Ida Phil Nyberg adding a new garage, and Sam Crouse family visit to Loup City.
Victor Van Horn born August 17 1885 near Newton New Jersey moved to Nebraska in 1910 worked in farming Osceola Stromsburg area later Grand Island 1949 died April 24 at St Francis Hospital aged 65. Survivors include wife Glenna daughter sisters and brothers. Funeral rites held in Grand Island Stromsburg with IOOF pallbearers.
A directory style notice presents contact details for medical and veterinary professionals in Osceola Nebraska. It lists Dr C R Peterson and Dr R O Peterson at First National Bank area with phone numbers, Dr E A Gullberg physician and surgeon near Bush Drug, Dr W F Monson veterinarian at N W Corner Square, Dr H S Eklund office on East Square, and Ord O Wallace D V M with a local phone.
Testimonials from Mrs. R H Holder Mrs Flavia Kaufman James D Singletary and others praise HADACOL for restoring appetite weight energy and sleep after nervousness weakness and fatigue. The product claims to relieve underlying deficiencies of vitamins and iron rather than just treating symptoms.
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