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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
2
Greens Chapel WSCS plans a Thursday meeting November 12 with coffee hour and devotionals led by Mrs. Willard ffol hier and Nis Lewis Bergearen. Local social notes mention church events, travel, visits, and a Jeep accident near Oxford with Robert McBeth seriously injured.
News notes that Charlie Dressen and Walter O'Malley press for two or no terms as talks stall on a one year deal. The item also mentions hunting, a large bear taken with a 70 pound bow, Southeast Conference rumors, Notre Dame bowl bid hopes, and a long list of local social and family events in the area.
The Polk County Rural Youth Organization held a hay rack ride and wiener roast at Ray Schott's home with Fairview residents Carol and Pat ey Lockard and Neela Garretson in attendance. Dale Buchta and Gust Carlson joined Mr. and Mrs Kasson Dolph for Omaha supper and an opera outing. Bruce and Larry Pickett visited Floyd Frizzell's home for Sunday dinner, returning home after a weekend with grandparents. A masked Halloween Party.
For constipation the advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative in Syrup Pepsin as a gentle relief. It warns against harsh drugs causing cramps and disrupted bowels while promising temporary relief and a 90 cent size with a return offer.
Osceola Record reports a busy period with a community Halloween party at Polk Community Hall drawing about 200 children. Local families attend events, visits span Polk to Hastings and Lincoln, and civic activities include Masonic meetings and church group gatherings.
Hlaine Nyberg, a missionary returning from South America, will address the WSCS November gathering this Thursday afternoon at the nine church parlors of the Methodist Church. Program leaders include Mrs. Kenneth Stewart Mrs. Orrest Anderson and Mrs. Lloyd Hahn. Rev. Milton O Connor departed Saturday for Sprague to hold evangelistic services through Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lindburg Jr. of Stromsburg welcomed a seven pound five ounce girl born October 28 at Stromsburg Hospital named Connie Marie. Mrs. Martha Westfall continues care duties.
City Fairview Clarks and Polk plan attendance with sixteen ladies from Evangelical Free Church traveling to Holdrege for the State Missionary Society meeting and a tour of the Christian Children's Home.
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