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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
3
The Methodist Church lists Rev. G. A. Randall as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 and morning service at 11:05. Youth fellowships meet Monday and Tuesday evenings. Polk County WCTU Convention is set for Thursday Oct 9 at 10:00 and the Woman Society meets Friday Oct 10 in church parlors.
Rev. Alfield E. Franzen leads the 19th Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. This week includes Ladies Aid Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Lutheran Brotherhood at 8 p.m. Next week features a Mission Meeting on Wednesday October 15 with Bible study at 2:30 p.m. by Dr. C O Gul een and a panel discussion by Rev. Carl O. Carlson at 8 p.m.
Maurice Lewenson pastor announces Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 a.m. Divine worship 11 a.m. Luther League vesper 7 30 p.m. Pocket Testament Program and Bible presentation Saturday Oct 11 at 10 a.m. Confirmation class organized. Monday Oct 13 8 15 p.m. special congregational meeting. Wednesday 8 15 p.m. choir rehearsal. Thursday Oct 16 8 p.m. Luther League banquet tickets available. Thursday Oct 9 8 45 p.m. Brotherhood hosts.
Reverend John H Howe presides at St Vincent Church with Sunday Mass at 9 30 a m and weekday Mass at 7 15 a m Confessions are offered Saturdays from 5 to 5 30 and 8 to 8 30 a m St Andrew Mission holds a Sunday Mass at 8 a m Communion Sunday serves the Altar Society married couples and members of the Confirmation Class
Lincoln university student Dick Smith was home from college and spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith.
A note lists a few gallons of Crouse-Tex Mite and Louse Spray as a household item. Mr and Mrs Wm Biles Jr and Elizabeth of Pender visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rhodes and Carolyn.
Mrs Calmer Dunn left Saturday night from Columbus for California to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lord and children.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn hosted Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Fernander and granddaughter Shelley in their home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cederberg and John drove to Omaha on Friday. Carl attended a sale while Mrs. Cederberg and sot visited Swan Cederberg at the Immanuel Home.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Wisely of Fremont and Miss Darlene Wisely of Lincoln were guests Sunday at the home of Mrs Ida Ferris.
Cut the cost of living by buying your drug store needs at Crouse with a four day Tex Mexall One Cent Sale next week.
Mr and Mrs Joe Schott report their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Hilliard and their son moved from Arlington to Washington D C The husband works for the government as a teletype operator and is employed in a federal role.
Gambles offers pure linseed oil superior quality house and barn paints. The ad markets durable finish and ready availability for home and farm projects, urging customers to visit stores for color and pricing details.
Mr and Mrs Warren Peterson of Omaha were entertained before the middle of the week in the home of Mr and Mrs Marlin Johnson and family.
Rexall One Cent circular items to buy from October 15 to 28 at Crouse Tex Drug Co. Pennies replace dollars next week at Rexall sale. Miss Sophie Hamliek, R. N. of Omaha stayed with Emil Hambek. Laundry and dry cleaning by Nordstrom Cleaners at Lester Anderson’s Barber Shop with pickup Monday and Thursday. 927 Type NI Antifreeze available in bulk at Gambles. A baby girl born October 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ward at Shelby hospital. Mrs. Ward is Mildred Jaax formerly with the local AAA office. A. J. Collison of Campbell visited Osceola and Willard Cornell. Collison recalled early Shelby site stories. Gambles Crest Tires carry written guarantee. Ray Hastings of York and Dee Hastings with Mrs. Hastings were guests of R. N. Hastings. Mrs. Gunnard Peterson joined Mrs. Carleton Anderson in Stromsburg for a birthday party for Mrs. Leonard Mentink. Prescription fillings emphasized as main business of Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
A bereaved family expresses thanks to neighbors friends and pallbearers for sympathy and services. The note also extends gratitude to Mrs H C Hansen Dr and Mrs Paul Bartunek and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Mills. The item about Queen Elizabeth propellers is included as a separate tidbit noting four 32 ton manganese bronze propellers are delicately balanced and operable by a gentle touch.
Mr and Mrs Ronal Peterson and Bob visited Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy and family at Lincoln for a weekend gathering.
Mrs. S. T. Crouse traveled to Lincoln on Monday to attend the fifth birthday of her grandson Sammy Crouse and remained several days for the visit.
Mrs. Carl Gaver entertained for son Jerome's fourth birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kozol Sr. and sons Blaser and Atkin, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kozol and Joseph Kozol Jr. from Columbus. Two cakes were on the table.
Mr and Mrs Earl Treadway of Grand Island arrived Saturday evening to make a short visit at the Ben Treadway home with Kenneth and Jessie Gooden.
Charles Newcomer served as a pleasant caller at the Record office on Tuesday afternoon, noting polite interactions and routine inquiries during the visit.
A 50 gallon barrel and 12 gauge shotgun shells offered for sale at Steeple's Store with a requested fair price. Local ad notes the availability and invites inquiries from customers.
St Pauls church hosted the Lutheran Ministerial Association of Mid-Nebraska for its regular meeting. A noon covered dish luncheon preceded a discussion period and social hour.
Mr and Mrs Fredrick L Prue depart for Corpus Christi Texas Sunday morning ending a two week stay with Mrs Prues parents Mr and Mrs I A Sichnasse They also visited Lincoln as guests of Mr and Mrs E D Schnasse and their son
Mr and Mrs C G Greenwood Beverly and Karen were in Osceola on Sunday visiting friends en route to Emerson Iowa after vacation travel through the Black Hills region Denver and Colorado Springs.
Miss Olive McBeth accompanied by Miss Alma Trayhurst were in Lincoln on business last Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Brake of Washington D C visited Osceola this week staying with Mr and Mrs S B Fox while calling on old friends after attending the funeral of Mrs Glenn Sack last week.
Mr and Mrs John Staroscik returned home last Tuesday from a trip through South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota to observe their 25th wedding anniversary which occurred September 25. On Sunday relatives brought dinner to the Staroscik home and spent the day with them in honor of the anniversary.
Mrs. W. H. Smith left last week for Pittsburg to visit relatives and then joined brothers in Mansfield Ohio for a family reunion. She also visits relatives in New Kensington Pennsylvania and Tiro Ohio. Mr Smith and Everette plan to leave Friday for Gary Indiana to join Mrs Smith and spend a few days with relatives before returning home.
County Judge Merrick issued licenses to Ruth Joyce Gonnerman and Cleon Duane Keyes from Gresham York area, Theodore Aerts of David City, and Maxine Marie Kosch of Shelby, daughter of Alois and Mrs Kosch.
Mrs Wm DeLand visits daughter Erma and Miss Elvera Rosland in Omaha for the weekend. they hosted a social visit with family.
Miss Marguerite Senn joined Mr. and Mrs. Wm Heitzman and Misses Vida and Vera Beckmeyer for a Sunday dinner at the Heitzman Brothers home in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lindholm and family of Polk and Mr. and Mrs. Gunnard Peterson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson and family.
Mr and Mrs A E Johnson of Chintonville Wisconsin visited at the home of L W Johnson recently and were joined by Mr and Mrs A E Erickson of Grand Island. It marked the first reunion of this group in twenty five years.
The York Deanery meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women was held last Sunday at Beaver Crossing. Osceola attendees included Father John Howe August Ienn Leo Albers and many local women.
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