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Energe unveils the Go Devil 2 row hoist model described as new and compact. The device targets lifting tasks with a lightweight profile and improved safety features for shop or workshop use.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
3
Energe unveils the Go Devil 2 row hoist model described as new and compact. The device targets lifting tasks with a lightweight profile and improved safety features for shop or workshop use.
Mrs Arthur Ekstrom attended a Sunday School teachers institute in Axtell Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lewis were dinner guests at Ed E Andersons home. Ansel Anderson of Denver and Amelia Fredrickson were Friday supper guests of Gordon Fredrickson and family. Robert Oberg and family were dinner guests of Wm McKeady. Mrs Fred Yungdahl visited with Mrs LeMoyne Anderson. Edith Larson and family were Friday visitors at the Fred Yungdahl home. Mrs Fred Yungdahl, Mrs Martin Lundstrom and Mrs Herman Carlson visited Mrs Ted.
Johnson and a new baby on Tuesday. Roy Fjell and family visited Harold Ericson's. Pastor Bernt Johnson and family dined with Carl G. Johnson's crew. Edith Larson and children called on Harold Johnson. Gerad Holm and daughters visited Ossian Samuelson's in St. Paul. Herman Carlson hosted Sunday supper. Numerous families, including Andersons, Petersons, Carlstroms, and Ekstroms, visited Wm Larson and family Friday night and Walter Larson's Sunday gathering.
Tuesday evening October 16 FHA girls held their third meeting of the year with a candle-lighting initiation ceremony. Plans were made to sell lunches at home games, conduct a bundle drive for foreign relief, and an assembly program for United Nations Day. Report cards were distributed Friday noon bringing both happiness and disappointment. Several students ordered school jackets after a Friday visit by the salesman. Students chose pictures from two photo studios and many billfolds show new classmate pictures.
Homer P. Bollinger presides with choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 p m. Sunday worship at 11 a m following a 10 a m Sunday School. Services this Sunday led by Elton Berck and the Stromsburg Gideon group assisting.
Rev Carl Gustafson conducts Thursday and Friday choir practices at Stromsburg with Sunday school and Divine Worship on October 28. At 3 p m a Reformation Rally occurs in the high school auditorium featuring Dr Bryan Keisler of Central Lutheran Seminary Fremont and music by United Local Choral Groups. Meetings open to the public.
Father John H. Howe, pastor, notes October 28 feast day with catechetical instruction at 10 a.m. Confessions 5 5 30 and 8 8 30 p.m. Masses Sunday 7 30 and 10 a.m. Weekday Mass 8 a.m. Vigil of All Saints Day fast and abstinence. Holyday of Obligation Masses 6 and 8 15 a.m.
Rev Bernt Johnson leads services on the 23rd Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Morning Worship at 11:00 a m A 3:00 p m Reformation Service is scheduled at Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg The Luther League Halingen party is set for Swede Home on November 1 at 8:00 p m Dorcas was postponed to November 11 Luther League Rally is planned for Hordville with afternoon and evening sessions.
Obituary notes Eunice I. Carson born 1868 Iowa died Los Angeles 196? age 73. Wedding: Carol Jenkins York to Donald Schmoker Osceola. Osceola beat Shelby 33 0 in football with Parks Brazee Gissler Urban Byers Everitt among standouts. Marriage: Alice Powell and Gerald Mentink wed on Saturday. Lincoln Telephone rates filed with rail commission for 84 exchanges. new rates listed. Birth: Kay Marie Timm, five pounds, born October 8.
Mrs William Larson states they are permanently located in Marion Indiana where both are employed by a large radio concern.
Twenty years ago Minnie Ekstrom married Clarence Carlson on October 14 at the Lutheran Church. The Carlson couple planned to live on a farm southeast of Osceola. Osceola pupils toured Lincoln, while the Bull Dogs fell to Seward 34 to 28 with Cardwell scoring five touchdowns. Arnold Grossnicklaus’s death left a widow and seven children. A double wedding occurred October 10 in Athol Kansas. Olive Carter and Harry Sterup wed, as did Irene Hullman and C G Hopwood. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Branting died shortly after birth. funeral held at home. Theatre program features Maurice Chevalier in The Smiling Lieutenant, Joe E Brown in Going Wild, and Jackie Cooper in Skippy.
Thirty years ago Sam Becker died after his car overturned near Angora Nebraska relatives learned the remains were brought to Rising City. Clarence Shaw born 1870 near Montezuma Iowa died in Lincoln after surgery at a hospital. Myrtle Walgreen and Martin Jones wed at the Walgreen home and will farm west of the city. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Wieseman yesterday. John Reckmeyer died in Garrison North Dakota at 58 while living with a niece. Hazel Finecy and Jack LeSuer wed last Wednesday and plan a Tekamah wedding trip. Prof Freysinger, famed organist and composer, to play the Swede Home church pipe organ October 20.
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