Corner Stone Event and Local Notices From Osceola
Thirty eight years ago and twenty three years ago the Osceola Record recalls local happenings in Polk County. A corner stone for Mickey's bank building was laid with little attendance. W A Brazee sold half interest in a north side meat market to C F Payton of Atwood Kansas. A fire destroyed the farm barn and dwelling of the late B B Hills with stored grains. F D Mills purchased the Hazelwood property. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Norman Sipherds. Grant McCray moved to White City Kansas with an 80 acre farm. Also reported: Webster and Heinemeyer open auto repair in the former Hotel Building. Clock-time change observed by Polk County clubs. Milo Joy marries in Osceola. Union Pacific resumes motor service on a branch. Martin Newcomer has benefited from four decades of Record payments. Obituaries for Mrs William Heizman and Mrs Myrtle Hartman noted.
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Mickey’s Bank
Polk County
Osceola
Osceola Record
W. A.brazee
North Side
C. F. Payton
Atwood
Kansas
B. B. Hills
If. D. Mills
Hazelwood
Norman Sipherds
Grant McCray
White City
Webster and Heinemeyer
Milo
Zimmerman
Arvid Anderson
South Osceola
Union Pacific
Martin Newcomer
William Heizman
Beulah
John Buchta
R. S. Heitzman
JH. H. Reckmeyer
Robert Heitzman
C. L. Heitzman
W.S. Heitzman
Verti
Local Social Notes From Polk County Area
Mr and Mrs Albert Crossant left Monday for a business trip to Berango Nebraska. WWHB bridge club hosted by Mr and Mrs Lynn Brigham. Edgar Wisely and Edgar Burritt among visitors. Niece Lillian Burke wed Donald Wheeler at Camp Walters Chapel Corpus Christi Texas March 22. Samplings of local visits include the Grossnicklaus family, Gondringer family, and Osceola Hastings home dinner gathering.
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Albert Crossant
Berango
Nebr
Lynn Brigham
Edgar Wisely
Edgar Burritt
Missouri
W. A. Burritt
York
Elmer Allinder
Lillian Burke
Donald Wheeler
Camp Walters Chapel
Corpus Christi
Texas
Miss Burke
Polk County
Stromsburg
Ervin Grossnicklaus
R. N. Hastings
Osceola
Geo. Gondringer
Clarence
Eugene
Dorothy Gondringer
Hollie Grossnicklaus
Edwin Euse
Maurice Watts
Columbus
Adaline Watts
Sally Hendrickson
Ed Rosenberry
Shelby
Glen Hendrickson
James McKeag and Sons
James McKeag Jr
Legacy of Miss Myrtle Marquis Ties to Ceola Community
Miss Myrtle Marquis, long associated with Ceola for many years, will be remembered as a local figure who made her home with her uncle, S. G. Pheasant, shaping the town’s memory and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceola
Myrtle Marquis
S.G. Pheasant
Local cafe moves to new quarters in Osceola district
Lilly-Ann Cafe will relocate to the Kar rer Building this week with Miss Lillian Johnston and Miss Angeline Johnston serving free lunches to patrons. The town gains a more attractive cafe, while Marie Nelson and Clarence Anderson wed March 28 at the Lutheran Church in Osceola with Nina and Lester Peters as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly-Ann
Karrer
Lillian
Angeline Johnston
Marie Nelson
Clarence Anderson
Osceola
Nina
Lester Peters
Emil Hasselbalch
Columbus
Lee Sargent
Chas. J. Sargent
Lena Mae Straum
Loup ‘City
Sturdevant
Gospel Ridge
Martin Anderson
Wieseman
L. R. Dillon
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph ‘Co
York
Lloyd Witney
David City
Rivoli
Wallace Beery
Clark Gable
Hell Mivers
Robert Montgomery
Madge Evans
Buster Keaton
Polly Moran
Jimmy Durant
Wesley Chapel Easter and Friday Communion Services Noted
Wesley Chapel schedules Friday evening communion at 8 00 p m and Easter Sunday service at 10 00 a m with church school at 11 00 a m Rev C C Norlin Miss Lula Burns Marguerite Johnson visiting Lincoln and returning to Wesleyan University. Neals Mawes moved family Madison to Bassett Nebr and visited relatives. William Kelley remodeled the Albers home in Shelby. Hobart Albright and family reside in Wahoo for his construction work. Leo Albers hospitalized in Shelby with improving condition. Mrs C E Brigham ill at Lyons reported much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
C. C. Norlin
Lula Burns
Marguerite Johnson
Lincoln
Marguerite
Wesleyan University
Neal Mawes
Madison
Basset
Nebr
William Kelley
Shelby
Lawrence Albers
Hobart Albright
Wahoo
Leo Albers
Shelby Hospital
C. E. Brigham
Lyons
Easter Services Planned at Lutheran Church
Bible School at 10 and Morning Worship at 11 with guest speaker Everett Bexell of Swea City Iowa on the theme Christ is Victorious Easter music by the choir. Evening candlelight Luther League service and 8 pm Communion led by Rev Trued and Rev Sward. Bexell to lead Stromsburg service Thursday. Holy Week service at Swede Home Wednesday 8 pm. Ladies Aid meeting postponed.
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Lutheran Church Bible School
Everett Bexell
Swea City
Iowa
Bexell
Luther League
Trued
Rev
Sward
Mr. Bexell
Stromsburg
Ladies Aid
WSCS Meeting Postponed and Local Social Notes
The WSCS meeting is postponed a week due to an invitation from Osceola WSCS on April 10. Brotherhood meetings are suspended until further notice. Local social notes include visits between Mrs Russell Anderson and Lars Larson in Columbus, Victor Club hosting at Wayland on April 9, and various residents visiting family in Omaha, Lubbock, Phillips, and Lincoln with Easter gatherings and birthday anniversaries noted.
Kodak Finishing Daniels Studio Columbus Mail Films
Kodak finishing service at Daniels Studio in Columbus offers mail film processing. Local instruction details not provided.
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Kodak
Daniels Studio
Columbus
Mail Films
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Grace Allen
George Burns
Paul Whiteman
Bever Brothers Company
Cal
THE
Walter J. Herbes
Dave
Stoner News
Omaha
Elmer Kinberg
Merwin Carlson
Fairmont
Louella Rystrom
Lubbock
D. BE. Powell
Gerald Mentink
Phillips
Victor Berggren
Ganece
Donna McKeag
Kenneth Ericson
Telander Peterson
Tracy Nelson
Thos. Erics
Elmore Nelson
Nelson and
Eilmore
Murphy’s
Wright Bros. Feed Mill
City OF Osceola
Nebraska
Harry Pratt
Guy F. Ball
D. R. Byers
Citizen’s Party
W. A. Cummings
R. M. McDonald
Ele
Consumers Public Power District
Afowove
Cote
Public Power
Consumers
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