Methodist Church Announce Weekly Schedule and Prayer Vigil
Erwin A Kiel minister outlines weekly church activities including choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 pm Sunday school 10 am morning worship 11 am and adult fellowship 6 30 pm WSCS executive committee Friday 2 pm commission on membership and evangelism Monday 7 30 pm area adult convocation begins in Grand Island at 1 30 pm and a 24 hour prayer vigil begins Sunday at 6 pm with volunteers every half hour.
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the Methodist Church
Erwin A. Kiel
WSCS
Grand Island
4-H Homemaking Club Reorganization Meeting
The 4 H Homemaking Club held a reorganization meeting at the Gerhardt Lux home. Officers were elected, outlining the club’s new leadership and planned activities.
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Gerhardt Lux
Fol
Lincoln visit marks tour by local group and awards
The group toured Lincoln last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Wieseman, Buresh, Nelson, Lux, and Urban families. They toured the state capitol meeting A C Eichberg, and visited Miller Paine Candy Factory Antelope Park Zoo and KOLN TV. Ronald Lux celebrated a birthday and Beverly Wieseman and Ricky Rutter joined a boys and girls dart contest with Beverly receiving a prize.
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Ronald Lux
Ann Dunn
Shirley Buresh
Jackie Rutter
Diane Lux
Beverly Wieseman
Jerry Urban
Joy Nelson
Mary Buresh
Henry Buresh
Lincoln
Lewis Dunn
Fred Wieseman
Harold Nelson
Gerhardt Lux
Effie Fernander
State Capitol
A. C. Eichberg
Miller & Paine Candy Factory
Antelope Park Zoo
Koln-Tv
Merry
Bill
Ricky Rutter
Beverly
Second annual meeting of Old Time Social Center girls
The second annual meeting was held at Mrs. R A Mills home on Gospel Ridge. Keene Ludden family moved to rooms over the post office and Supt Duncan and family will occupy the Ludden home. C A Olson's car stolen at Omaha was found near Lincoln abandoned after a run set.
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R. A. Mills
Gospel Ridge
Keene Ludden
Duncan
Ludden
C. A. Olson
Omaha
Lincoln
Local business changes and repairs continue
The report notes gasoline shortage, minor car damage, and ongoing work on a store room vacated by W H Weeden that will soon house Trotter's variety store. A new front is planned for the building. John F Ayres hires Frank Hawkins as watchmaker and jeweler for the Little Gold & Silver store to free Ayres for his growing optical practice.
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W. H. Weeden
Trotter
John F. Ayres
Frank Hawkins
Little Gold & Silver
Mr. Ayres
Married Miss Weis er and Gilbert Bernt wed near Osceola
Thirty years ago Pauline Weis er wed Gilbert Bernt on a Tuesday morning and they will begin housekeeping on the groom’s farm near Osceola. Also Cummings and Miller purchased the west side building and plan a radio demonstration room and workshop.
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Pauline Weiser
Gilbert Bernt
Osceola
Cummings
Miller
Virginia Colebank
Leland B. Kidder
Bird City
Kansas
George Kidder
Moon
Shelby
August Johnson
York Hospital
Wayne Rystrom
Verne McCormick
Osceola Defeats Gibbon 19 0 On Home Field
Osceola football team impressed with strong offense defeating Gibbon 19 to 0 at home. Ted Rutter scored the first touchdown, Gissler added a long reception for six, and Wieseman tallied the third in the final period. County agent funding question heads to ballot after 400 Polk County farm operators sign petition. Mrs. Kenneth Jones of Rising City killed when Union Pacific freight train struck her auto. baby survived. Lincoln couple welcomed a baby girl. James Cook announces birth of a seven pound daughter.
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Osceola
Gibbon
Ted Rutter
Gissler
Wieseman
Polk County
Kenneth Jones
Rising City
Union Pacific
Osceola Couple Wed in Philadelphia Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Mary Mae Timm daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert L Timm of Osceola to William Frederick Eisemann of Philadelphia was solemnized in Philadelphia on September 28. Mrs Eisemann has worked in Philadelphia since leaving Osceola last spring and Mr Eisemann received an Army Air Corps discharge last spring.
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Mary Mae Timm
Albert L. Timm
Osceola
William Frederick Eisemann
Philadelphia
Eisemann
Army Air Corps
Crouse-Tex
Donald Peterson
Einfted Peterson
Rivera
Calif
Albert Schmoker
Claus Johnson
Lincoln
Vernon Johnson
Edwin Johnson
Lillie Lueck
Raymond Schildt
Melvin Schildt
Norman Vollstedt
Garland
Orval Eikenhorst
Community Hospital in Blair rushed toward dedication
News notes rushed completion of Blair's new Community Hospital with hopes for dedicatory services on Sunday November 18. Finishing touches progress as furniture arrives and grounds are graded for feeding. Local brief items include retirements, law enforcement alerts, bridge proposals, and social visits.
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Blair
Blair Enterprise
Local mechanic wins patent for friction actuated wrench
Al M Jazwieck secured a U S Patent Office patent in Washington for a friction actuated ratchet type wrench. He filed October 26 1955 and the patent was signed October 16 1956. The patent lasts seventeen years for exclusive manufacture and distribution. He has not decided on manufacturing or marketing through a partner. The Old Monday segment notes a cow for sale anecdote and a boy hero Billy Proskocil honored for rescuing Randy Leach from a school yard incinerator last spring earning a $25 bond.
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al M. Jazwieck
U. S
Washington, D. C
Jazwieck
Mr. Jazweik
St. Edward Advance
Billy Proskocil
Bill Proskocil
Old
VFW
Billy
Randy Leach
Randy
Bohemian Hall
Junior Leach
City workers may get higher pay without raising city costs
City laborers face a raise that does not increase payroll. Councilmen say if overtime is reduced, expenses stay the same. Under the old rate, workers were paid for 48 hours.
Merrick County Hospital Site Presented by Board
The Merrick County Board of Supervisors received the site for a new hospital in a morning session. M A Larson a Central City realtor handed the deed to Wm Wiegert board chairman conveying ten lots in the south part of town.
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Merrick County Board of Supervisors
Merrick County
M. A. Larson
Central City
Wm. Wiegert
Republican- Nonpariel
First Legal Fallow Deer Harvest In North America
Keith Stewart of Albion, 20, killed a Fallow deer believed to be the continent’s first legal take. The Mediterranean deer, once zoo residents, were released after overbreeding. last year an open season issued 175 bow licenses but only Stewart succeeded, the 60-pound bow felling a 175 pound untrimmed buck.
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Keith Stewart
Albion
Mediterranean
Europe
America
Lincoln Zoo
Stewart
Albion News
Branting Visiting Omaha. Nylon Hose Sale Noted
Mrs. O F Branting visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Norwood Creekpaum in Omaha. Nylon hose selling for 79 cents at Crouse Tex Drug Co. Mr and Mrs Earle Miller and Richard with Miss Pat Lockard dine with Mr and Mrs O L Fischer at Madison.
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O. F. Branting
Norwood Creekpaum
Oma
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Earle Miller
Richard
Pat Lockard
O. L. Fischer
Madison
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