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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1967

Page

4

Bride Theresa Bialas Weds Edward Brezenski in Clarks

Theresa Ann Bialas and Edward Brezenski were married at 9 am in St. Peter Catholic Church Clarks with reception at Platte Center auditorium. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a queen’s crown and veil. attendants included Joyce Bialas and Rita Bialas. After a western and northern states honeymoon the couple will reside in Columbus.

Clarks Columbus Leonard Brezenski St. Peter Catholic Church Theresa Ann Bialas Alex Bialas Edward Brezenski Genoa Richard Wolbach Kathleen Angie Urkoski Ralph Cook Joyce Bialas Rita Bialas Silver Creek Elizabeth Herdzina Fullerton Agnes Bialas Phyllis Jareske Carol Zelasny Edward Brezenski Jr Gilbert Bialas Robert Voichoske Virgil Modelski Richard Bialas le Blair John Brezenski Tarnov James Bialas Platte Center Auditorium Messrs Mmes Lee Rinkel Bill Mangus Phyllis Urkoski Mary Brezenski Dorothy Bialas Ray Staroscik Dale Electronics Douglas & Lomason

District 54 News and Social Roundup

District 54 notes show Mrs. Mary Schott visiting relatives in Arlington and multiple local visitors at the Boo Wyman and Imhoff households. Football scores feature Clarks losing to Fullerton 26 0 and beating Silver Creek 19 0 in Goldenrod play. Community events include prayers at Pierce Chapel and Aquinas football win 25 to 7 at Boys Town, with Peace Corps return of Douglas Dunn.

Leona Imhoff Mary Schott Arlington Eva Hennings Alice Hennings Boo Wyman Betty White Jerome Faltz Frances Sohl Elmer Powerses Virgil Willits Kenneth Burritt Rex Grossnicklaus Don Utleys Sadie Gwartney Donald Schip Clarks Silver Creek Goldenrod Bob Douglas Mark Sutko Albin Ziemba Mike Husman Allan Urkoski Shelby News Cyrus Janicek Sylvester Janiceks Sacred Heart Church Edar Hill Eleanor Codr Julius Pelan Pat Janicek Prague Roger Efftmier Kim Bellevue David Janiceks Omaha Arnelia Podgurski Columbus Thomas S. Malczyks Cyrus Janiceks Aquinas Omaha Cathedral Henry Ebel Gerald Janicek Knights of Columbus Presentation Marietta

Davises Host Visitors From Indiana and Nearby Towns

The Davises welcomed Kenneth, Patrick and Pamela Kidder of Richmond Indiana and other guests including the Rudy Sandins and the Osceola Gestrines. Local residents shared visits and Sunday coffee gatherings with friends and relatives in Polk Stromsburg Central City and nearby areas.

Harold Johnson William Kidders Kenneth Patrick Pamela Richmond Indiana Larry Davises Kidder Mr. Davis Rudy Sandins Norfolk Max Ernst Ben Berger Edna Gestrine Stromsburg Ruth Gestrine Ronald Sarow Vance Toline Cindy William Larsons Ella Shenk Polk Raymond Gestrines Osceola Walter Bushes North Platte Ted Fitch Vance Teegerstrom William Larson Christianna Sarow Laurence Ronald Sarows Florence Johnson Ann Anderson Wausa Harold W. Johnson David Jones Larry Davis Midwest Covenant Freeman Johnson Central City Eli Johnson Myron Larson Harold W. Johnsons Layne Gregg Todd Hanquist Reuben Hanquist

Sustaining Member Quote Sparks Debate on Civic Duty

A quotation attributed to an unnamed sustaining member circulates urging action against evil. The line states that triumph follows when good people stay silent and inactive, provoking discussion on civic responsibility and public engagement.

Dunn Family News From Osceola Area 1967

Osceola Nebraska dispatch notes family visits and travel. Douglas Dunn studied at Cornell University in Ithaca while Lewis and family hosted relatives from Central City Lincoln and Shel by. Gatherings included visits to Niagara Falls Gloucester Mass and a birthday celebration for Mrs Verland Bauer.

Lewis Dunn Douglas Ithaca N.Y Cornell University Dunns Niagara Falls Gloucester Mass Lewis Coast Guard Lewis Dunns Lottie Gay Don Madison Kenneth Mesner Francis McDonnell Central City Ruth Fish Viola Townsend Clarks South America Lincoln Laurence Meister Glen Augustin Gerhardt Lux LDCCW John Lux Don Sterup Fred Dunn Dale Dunn Verland Bauer Rising City Anne Dunn Frank Lux Shelby Charles Schein Norfolk Debbie Dunn Delmar Johnson Connie Richards Delbert Urbans Jr Oregon Gerhardt Luxes

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Theresa Bialas Church News the Methodist Church Josephine Scahll Church School WSCS Pierce Chapel Divine Worship Congregationa Ralph de Boursh Larson St. Peters Catholic Church Richard A. Wolbach Busy Bee Club Busy Bees Club Richard Vincent Phil Foulk Clarence Vincent Nellie Lavelle Pete Stromberg Art Swedenberg Ralph Swedenberg Clarks Locals Bill Pierson Mabel Cremeen John Carters West Point Robert Mace Maces Wyoming Clarks Cafe Leslie Kohlhofs Raymond Dittmers Don Douglas Carol Columbia Kenneth Graves Sweet Home Ore Vern McLeans Raymonn Dittmers Mike Harris Ziombe James McGuinn Lewis Carbridge Fort Leonard Wood Avon Ben Gabriels W. A. Odums Schuyler Mabel Pollard Walter D. Beck J. A. Cerny Asa Pollard Peg Banks Francis Dittmer Kearney State College David Rechtenbach Edw Hunscotes Harold Sniders Ed Jandrall Bremerton Wash Leonard McIntire Hastings Dorsie Hayes Randall Paul Alferts Bill Lee Albion Ralph Cossack Sherry Colsack Belgrade Elmer Millers Asa Pollards St. Francis Hospital Grand Island Wes Don Graveses Vern McLean Albert Gabriels Bennie Gabriels Jean Brown Mary Boettner Litzenberg Hospital H. L. Wurtz Reda Rae Cook Methodist Hospital R. R. Douglas Don Graves Dora Hahn Dodge Clardy Ira Reisener Reisener California Haight-Asbury District 54 News Mrs Pierce Chapel Church D’alice Olberding Donald Schott Lynda Gaedeke Bill Wyman Gaedekes Linda Denver IBM John Wyman Sam Wyman Maple Leaf Club Addie Wieseman Donald Schipporeit Albert Morrises Frank Stanczyks Alvin Swertzic Loup Cit Sylvester Kusek Valley News Ruth Lux Douglas Dunn Peace Corps R. W. Carlin 25Th Ave Neb Reminder Furniture Auction Ray Fellows Ford Sigler Garage Swede Home News Davises Indiana Company Grubaugh Bros David City Highway No. 15 North Side Station Grubaugh Bros. Auction CO David City, Nebr Polk County Nebraska Kathy Howe National Nebraska Press Association National Editorial Association Edmund Burke Osceola, Nebraska Els Office of County Commissioners M. G. Hess Nance & Morrill’s Nebr Carl R. H. Johnson The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
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