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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1925

Page

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Veterans, Pioneers of Polk County Tales in Osceola

Obituaries celebrate Theodore Blake of Polk County Nebraska and Herman F. Bense veteran and pioneer. Blake born Des Moines County Iowa 1844 died Osceola Nebraska 1925 aged 80, a Polk County organizer and G A R leader. Bense Germanville to Polk County farmer and neighbor, Civil War veteran, two marriages, buried in Hoffer cemetery with service by Rev. Barr. Both men long active in Osceola community.

Theodore W. Blake Herman F. Bease William Crisp Des Moines County Iowa

Death of Uncle William Crisp at 91 in Osceola with Civil War honors

Uncle William Crisp died at 91 years 2 months 22 days from heart failure. Funeral Friday at 10:30 at First ME Church with Rev. H A Taylor, burial in Osceola cemetery with G A R and American Legion honors. Crisp, born January 9, 1834 in Cambridgeshire, England, came to the U S in 1838, lived in Hillsdale and Polk counties, married Elizabeth Wamsley in 1855, survived by his present wife and a granddaughter. He served in the 18th Michigan Infantry, was briefly captured, and later settled in Osceola as a Methodist lay preacher and neighbor.

Thos. E. Barr Grand Army American Legion Legion John Fillman Herman F. Bease Hanover Germany America Herman Jefferson County Iowa K Company 7Th Iowa Vol William Crisp H. A Taylor Osceola Cambridgeshire England United States New York Hillsdale County Michigan Elizabeth Wamsley Mr. Crisp G. F. Reynolds Mich Detroit Methodst Polk County G.ar. Post

Wayland Church Notes and Community Announcements

The Wayland correspondence lists Sunday services at 10:00 and 11:00 AM with 7:30 PM and 8:00 PM events, including a Woman's Missionary Society meeting on April 9 and a Boy Scout gathering on April 9 in the church basement. It covers memorials, visits, illnesses, travel, and local social notes through the week.

Wayland Christian Endeavor Woman’s , Missionary Society August Ecklund Boy Scouts

Polk County Farmers Union Holds March Meeting at Swedes Plain

The Polk County Farmers Union met at Swedes Plain church on Thursday March 19 with resolutions opposing mail order buying and urging member involvement in co operative boards. Rev H A Taylor spoke on supporting home merchants and local taxes. Albin Arthur Larson, born 1889, died March 28 1925 aged 35 years 7 months 16 days. funeral held in Polk and Hordville with Rev Pearson officiating.

Polk County Farmers Union Swedes Plain Church Ays Swede Plain Co-Operative H.A. Taylor Osceola G. R. Peterson Sec’y Albin Arthur Larson Polk Nebr W. E. Johnson Stromsburg C. E. Cohagen J. P. Nelson Hulda Granere York Elmer Nicholson Hordville

Mrs Swan Carlson Dead at 64 in Hastings

Mrs. Swan Carlson of Stromsburg died at Hastings hospital last Friday after years of illness. She was 64 and survived by her husband Harlan of Stromsburg and son Dr. Guy Carlson of Chicago. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Swedish Baptist church in Stromsburg conducted by Rev. Eklof.

Swan Carlson Stromsburg Hastings Harlan Guy Carlson Chicago Swedish Baptist Church Rev Eklof

Annual Band Concert Opens City Music Season

Osceola notes its annual Band Concert at City Auditorium on April 6 directed by L. R. Israel. Proceeds support the band. program features King overtures, other pieces, solos by Helen Newcomer and Arthur B. Mickey, and a finale with The Star Spangled Banner.

City Auditorium L. R. Israel Osceola King F. W. Schumann Linus Heald Hall Marjorie Sturdevant Marjorie Douglas Helen Newcomer

Detweiler Visits Omaha Relatives This Week

J. O. Detweiler traveled from Omaha to visit relatives this week, highlighting family ties and regional travel patterns.

J. O. Detweiler Omaha

Card of Thanks for Herman F. Bense

Acknowledges neighbors and friends in Osceola for kindness after the death of Herman F. Bense. Thanks the minister, the G A R, the W A C, the American Legion, and those who sent flowers for the funeral observances. Signed by Mrs Dora Cartwright and Mrs Della Bense and Herman M. Bense.

Osceola Herman F. Bense G.A.R W.A.C American Legion Dora Cartwright Herman M. Bense Della Bense

Thanks for kindness in our bereavement

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness during our loss. Gratitude for floral offerings and sympathetic words that helped ease our sorrow. May God bless you all. Harvey J. McKeag. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McKeag

Harvey J. McKeag A. W. Johnson Jas. McKeag

New Firm Takes Possession of Dry Goods Store

The dry goods store formerly the C. A. Olson Co. will open to the public Saturday under new owners led by John S. Anderson who will serve as manager. The purchase completed after bulk sale notice, with invoicing and stock arrival in progress, and a public opening date to be announced next week.

C. A. Olson Co John S. Anderson Mr. Anderson Anderson

Farm Bureau Pushes Active Week With Meetings and Talks

A Farm Bureau rally at Swede Home Hall featured state organizer F. M. Higgins and J. N. Norton. Community meetings followed at Wayland and Green's Chapel with speakers N. W. Gaines D. A. Benson and Mrs. Johnston. The South Shelby Club met March 27 with seven members present. plan includes hats textiles lesson and a future event April 30 led by Mrs. Merle Cunningham.

Farm Bureau F. M. Higgins J. N. Norton Green’s Chapel N. W. Gaines D. A. Benson South Shelby George Irland Johnston Adair Hig

Osmun Tire Co. Absent Leader Leaves Store to Family

Zr. L. Osmun is out of the city on business this week with Mrs. Osmun and her father managing the business in his absence. Co. B. Frazer, once a city school superintendent, visited the town this week and is now selling school supplies. He has many friends here.

Zr. L. Osmun Osmun Tire Co

Obituary for Rev R F Scott Polx minister dies at 51

The Rev R F Scott pastor of the Polk Methodist church died suddenly on Tuesday morning en route to Omaha for a ministerial conference. He was 51 years old, served over twenty years, and chaired the Polk County Ministerial Association. He leaves a wife and two daughters among other relatives. Funeral plans to be announced. A separate obituary notes Mrs E L King died Wednesday after months of illness. she came to this community 45 years ago with her husband Mr King. She leaves two children, Ross and Edna L Reuling, with services Friday at two in Osceola Cemetery forthcoming.

Blake Lincoln Polk County Osceola Oscesla John Bease Heffer Swan Peterson Merry Charlie Hoffer C. E. Reed Howard Wilcox Stockham Tressa Ross Julesburg Colo Dick Moomey Rolon Spalding Amanda Dobson York Rolly Stevenson Norm Mooney Polk Joseph Fix George Bond Claude Bond Wayland Wilson Gresham Fix M. E. Sturdevant Shelby Juanita Austin Omaha John Fozzard Sophia Paul United Brethren Parsonage Roy Cornish Geneva George Abts Columbus Mable McGrew D. Cc. Cole Rev. Myers A. L. Scholz Clyde Babcock Fred Berger Irvin Taddiken R.F. Scott Polx Scott Mitchell Produce Station Mr. Scott Polk Co Ogalalla E. L. King T.E. Barr

Community Club Meeting and Lecture by C A Randall

The Community Club holds its regular meeting on Thursday April 9 with a 7 30 PM business session and an 8 15 PM lecture by Hon C A Randall of the State Railway Commission. Public invited. O J Kropititch traveled to Dewey South Dakota Saturday on a business trip.

C. A. Randall State Railway Commission O. J. Kropititch Dewey, S. D

Carlson and Carlson deaths and local funeral notices

Mrs Gertrude Carlson age 36 wife of Anton Carlson of Stromsburg died in Hastings Friday with funeral at Swedish Mission church Stromsburg led by Rev Nelson. Survivors include husband and a seven year old daughter. A second death is noted for Mrs Emil Carlson of Stromsburg who died at Grand Island hospital and will be buried Friday. Mrs Holmquist and Mrs C A Anderson and Mrs Andrew Freeman are noted as sisters. Also announces Nebr Gas and Elec Co opening in new location formerly C E Hansen and W O Mickey building.

Gertrude Carlson Anton Carlson Stromsburg Hastings Swedish Mission Church Nelson Emil Carlson Grand Island Carlson Nellie Holmquist C. A. Anderson Andrew Freeman Nebr. Gas and Elec. Co C. E. Hansen W. O. Mickey

Joint Memorial Set for April 20 in Osceola

Public invited to a joint memorial for Polk county lawyers Edwin L. King who died April 22, 1921 and Milton A. Mills who died January 20, 1925. The program, arranged by H. C. Beebe EE. Stanton and H. H. Campbell, will be at the district court room in Osceola on Monday April 20 at 11:00 A.M. Speakers include Rev HA Taylor Judge E E Good Judge B F Good Judge Geo F Corcoran Atty Wilber Johnston and Beebe who will preside.

Polk County Edwin L. King Milton A. Mills H. C. Beebe EE. Stanton H. H. Campbell District Court Room Osceola HA. Taylor R. S. Norval Seward E. E. Good Lincoln B. F. Good Geo. F. Corcoran York Atty. Wilber Johnston

April Fool surprise birthday tribute to Mrs Nelson

Neighbors friends and relatives gathered yesterday to celebrate Mrs Nels Nelsons birthday. They presented an envelope with April Fool note and hosted a generous dinner in the Nelsons dining room. Attending were Mesdames Emma Van Hoosen Davis Farris Elledge Erickson Ada Holland Clark Roy Fernandez Ida Van Hoosen J K Williams Clara Horst Fred Deland Charley Deland A D Cole and Miss Edna Fanny McCray May Clark. Mr and Mrs C E B Andrews drove to Grand Island Saturday and Scherich joined them then traveled to Inland Nebraska to visit relatives for a few hours before returning Saturday evening.

Nels Nelson Nelson Mesdames Emma van Hoosen Davis Farris Elledge Erickson Ada Holland Clark Roy Fernandez Ida van Hoosen J. K. Williams Clara Horst Fred Deland Charley Deland A. D. Cole Edna Fanny McCray May Clark Mrs. C. EB. Andrews Grand Island Miss Scherich Inland Nebr

Coffendaffer family to leave for Hebron shop opening

The Coffendaffer family plans to move to Hebron in a few days where A Coffendaffer will open an electrical shop. They will be missed by many friends in the local area. Joe Abram of Fairmont will become the new manager of the local telephone office and arrive soon.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ber Osceola, Nebraska Mr. Blake Massachusetts Vermont Nebraska Hackberry Precinct Myrtilla Query Dwight Howard Maud Hoffer Hackberry Ethel Blake Francis B. Morgan Washington, D.C L.P. Blake M. L. Blake Mediapolis Victoria B. McCray Red Oak 8Th Iowa Cavalry Davenport Louisville Atlanta Andersonville G. F. Reynold Oscenola Ola Cemetery Theodore Blake Old Guard Abraham Lincoln Burkett, Nebr Mary Stoker Germanville, In Mr. Bease Eddie William E Des Moines Ilona Herman M Sarpy Mr. Bense George Hollister Fredrika Old Country Anna Jacob Knerr Henry California Margaret Conover Norton Kans Mary Stafford Seattle Bernard Battle of Shiloh John Charles Herman F Memphis Castle Morgan Alabama Crisp Oscar Blevins Thayer Ruby McMeekin Diller Vis Dil Joe Lockard Cedar Rapids Walter Amsler April D. W. McFadden Mrs. Swan Carlson Arthur B. Mickey Dalkey Leon Merrick Walton and Warran Ball Lane Sesso Negeeses Ceawceeeser Roosters Gins Higgins Merle Cunningham Rhoda Shaw R. F. Scott King- Mills
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