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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1970
Page
5
Msgr L F Obrist schedules Masses Confessions and school of religion at St Vincent de Paul Parish. Lectors meeting and bingo announced. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran at Swede Home lists pastor Milan Swasko, service at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. with choir and council meetings through September 24.
The Osceola First United Methodist Church outlines upcoming events including a 7:30 p.m. district cluster at Salem Stromsburg and changes to Thursday schedules with confirmations, choirs, and WSCS meetings. The fall UMYF group elected Kathy Thayer president and officers, with sponsors named.
Mrs. Larson returned from Kelso Washington where she attended granddaughter Sherry Dee Almstrom’s wedding. She met William Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Ekstrom at Omaha airport and joined them for lunch with Richard Ekstrom and later hosted Sunday visitors in Rolland Ekstrom’s home.
The Osceola High School welcomes 160 students for the 1970-71 term with Principal Sipes presiding at a kickoff assembly. New faculty include Larry Johnson Marlene Ahlschwede and Albert Stroup. Student leaders are named for the senior junior sophomore and freshman classes. The period notes a walking parade theme Nursery Rhymes and upcoming football game against Stromsburg. Local social items follow with marriages baptisms and family visits.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Krzycki of Columbus celebrated their Golden Wedding with a Mass at St Isidore Catholic Church and an open house. Host couples included Allan Blaser Joseph Gryva and Paul Gryva. Krzycki a retired farmer, lifelong Platte County resident. wife from Polk County. They married Sept 7 at St Mary Catholic Church Osceola. Dinner and supper at Don Byers home with families from Scribner Columbus and Victoria Staroscik.
The Polk County Republican Central Committee led by Chairman Paul Monson defends a convention stance on county offices. It questions a $12,000 office cost, urges cost-cutting by merging offices, and clarifies salary concerns for the superintendent while denying personal motives.
The Raymond Swan family from Omaha joined Mrs. Rose Swan for the Sunday overnight visit and attended the funeral of Raymond Kantor Monday morning at St. Mary Church.
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