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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1953
Page
6
Mrs. George Tiadem of Columbus demonstrated at the November Wo mans Club gathering held Tuesday afternoon at the Community.
Hall attendees heard wax candle making and decoration tips led by Mrs. Shirley Philipps Laurie Neuhaus and Mrs. Irma Adelson. About 30 ladies attended. Voted to donate 35 for Hallo ween treat party and bring Christmas gifts to the Rest Home in Osceola.
Neighbors meet at Mrs Richard Woods home to bid farewell before the Woods family moves to Omaha. Parker Aker selected to represent Pleasant Home precinct on the Farm Bureau county board. Walter Berck named Platte precinct representative. Ansel Frederickson appointed membership committee. Ed win Heuland showed slides. Lloyd Hahn and family visit Chicago. Leon Stankel named to Midland College debate team. Marilyn Hahn named Junior Editor of The Plainsman and joins Wesleyan Staff at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
Clyde Courtney and his wife returned from a three weeks visit at the W. C. Colson home in Minatare and the M. R. Col son home in Liman Colorado. Sarah Page 93, fell and fractured her leg Sunday. She has lived at Covenant Home in Stromsburg for three years. Margaret Crosby moved from south Osceola to the Lee Johnson apartment.
Evangelical Covenant Church in Stromsburg Nebraska lists pastor Cecil Johnson with a full weekly program: Saturday Confirmation Class at 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Sermon Down From Heaven and Covenant Hour on KJSK at 3 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Sermon The Image of God. Youth Singspiration at Baptist Church 9 p.m. Tuesday Youth League Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Leader Marjorie Anderson. Covenant Circle 7:30 hostess Mrs. W Hellstrom. Annual business meeting. Thursday Revelation study 7:30. Choir rehearsal 8:20. Welcome to our friendly spiritual home.
Calvary Lutheran church announces activities led by Pastor B. G. Johnson. Events include Brotherhood 8 p.m. Thursday November 12, Sunday mission program in church school, class sessions, divine worship at 11 a.m. Choir rehearsal 8 p.m. Monday. Stromsburg District annual meeting at Newman Grove with Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and installation of Pastor Alfred Peterson at Zion church 7:30 p.m. Harvest festival 7:30 p.m. Thursday November 19 with Salt of the Earth film, Luther League music, and refreshments by Ladies Aid.
Calvary Lutheran Church in Osceola Wisconsin invites parishioners to Divine Service at 9 00 a m and Sunday School at 10 00 a m The notice states the church is part of the Synodical Conference Wisconsin Synod and names D C DeRose as pastor It emphasizes preaching Christ and Him crucified and invites attendance
The Lutheran Church features Welcome Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. A Confirmation Reunion is set for 2:30 p.m. at the OHS Auditorium. Festive Vesper follows at 7:39 p.m. Luther League meets Monday at 8 p.m. Pastor Melin’s picture from Sweden will be shown with hostesses Mrs. Don Johnson and Mrs. Paul Monson.
The notice lists weekly activities for St Vincent Church led by Father John H. Howe and for the Methodist Church with Homer P. Bollinger as minister. It covers choir rehearsals youth groups Sunday School worship times catechism sessions confessions Masses and weekday meetings including WSCS Circle 1 and Holy Name Society events.
Obituaries for Melvin Ewing Daniel born 1889 Ohio died near Beulah October 24 leaves three children and a widow. Mrs Joseph Marquis born Ohio 1845 died York October 26 aged 78. Osceola football team wins 6 to 0 over Crete. Inspector cattle TB tests funded by last Legislature. School play The Lion and the Mouse cast listed. Local market and prices for goods and livestock.
The third annual Polk County corn husking contest near Osceola drew 12 competitors. Marvin Mace harvested the largest net load with 22.7 bushels, followed by Clyde Stromberg and Walter Pierson tied at 21 bushels. The report also notes tax dates shifting to semi annual payments and local moves in education and marriage announcements.
Father John H. Howe pastorates St Andrew Church announce 25th Sunday after Pentecost schedule. Friday choir rehearsal in the Zelda home at 7 30 p m. Sunday mass at 9 a m with confessions before. Tuesday grade school children's catechetical instruction at 4 p m in Parish hall.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cornish included Miss Jeanice Schott and Mike Gillespie of Omaha. also present were Mr and Mrs Robert Olberding and children of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Ed Schott. A C Harold Sayles visited his mother Mrs Amelia Sayles in Grand Island on Monday and brought her a pheasant.
Ten years ago Bill Buchholz of Silver Creek started as a meat cutter at the Locker Storage Plant and moved toward Osceola. Wayne Snider family relocates to a Waverley Neb. farm after years west of Osceola. Bruce L. Anthony of Hackberry is among crew of U S Submarine Dorado loss report. LaRue Beltzer, Osceola native and Bradshaw Monitor editor, dies at 61 after 34 years in paper business. Anthony Schott, near Osceola, will be 84.
Warm blankets available in singles and doubles and sheet blankets in two sizes and weights at Stee ples. Raymond Miller and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schmidt with their daughter were dinner guests Sunday of the Carl Bowman family.
Irene Mickey of Omaha visited with her parents the Micks over the weekend. Milton Gabriel of Shelby and Robert Bryan left for Lincoln Naval Air Station for the weekend. Sixteen men gathered to pick up corn for Roy Emmons on Wednesday. Dinner was served by multiple Emmons family members and guests. Several local residents visited relatives in Silver Creek and Grand Island, with many calls and visits across town. The Carlson family moved from the Fairview parsonage to the Lawrence Cremeen farm recently purchased by Arvid Carlson. The Creemens and sons left for Denver seeking relief for Larry Creemen’s severe asthma.
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