03 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented Silver Creek news recounts personal visits, local elections, bridge repairs, and a fire that destroyed a small home. It notes a new veterinarian arrival, tire theft resolution, and community updates amid routine Polk county events and society notices.
Community notes report several social visits and activities. Fred Wendt tends a sick child under a doctor's care while Swan Larson, Gust Boden and wife, and Mrs. Boden visit the Fredrickson home. Edward Sarow stops by the Miller home and Edith Hope visits her sister. A lecture at Wesley Chapel draws a small Omaha-area group. Neighbors purchase autos, Route Five attendees witness a Nels Jarmin wedding shower run, Heffelbower family visits, and a surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Boden with a hand painted china set.
Sunday School and Bible Classes next Sunday at 10 p m Divine services at 11 a m and 2 p m Both will be held in Swedish Busy Bee meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Ellen Nelson’s home west of the city Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 20 p m at the homes of Mrs air and Mrs C V Fernandez Cordial welcome to members and friends to attend all gatherings
Over twenty men gathered in the church Men's Room on Sunday to hear Henry L. Fillman of Stromsburg. He spoke on Brotherhood activities there and urged continued effort, predicting growing numbers and influence as new members join each Sunday.
A catalog style notice lists fine red clover alayke Timothy grass seeds and many garden seeds with Charles BE Hancap noted and a figure 74 dt indicating price or code.
Announcement lists J F Ayres selling Fruit Trees stock at the old Beebe Hotel Building in Osceola on Friday April 6 with a 25 cent closing price. Heinz pure food three course lunch served in the Brotherhood Room after the M B church from 3 to 5 pm under the Ladies Ald Society. AR ladies Ostropdlaye invite Pilot. WE
Harold Morse visits Osceola then travels to Omaha on a business trip. Ed Woodhouse goes to Alliance to monitor land interests. Jané Armstrong returns from University Place for spring break. S. H. Westgate called to Oak for illness of brother-in-law I N Alley. Mary Egan of Omaha visits Adaline Pollard then departs. Howard Chasey convalescent at home with rheumatism. E M Little to move to California to manage an 18000 acre ranch in mid April. E Davis departs for Sidney to oversee farming interests. Little Hobby Lessons taken to Omatic Wiljewlay ware remains unclear.
The Gresham Gazette lists a roundup of family visits and travels among Bond and Kingsolver relatives, funeral notices for Henry Lauer and Emmett Halford, and various social updates. It also reports community activities in Rising City and Osceola, with a mix of personal announcements, health notes, and local business mentions.
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