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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

8

Wayland Church to Host April 7 Pageant

Weekend visitors include Miss Gertrude Olderoy in Omaha and York guests from the Bond and Hoffer families. Palmer College students entertained at Wayland Church Saturday. Margaret Bond began work at Gresham drugstore April 1.

Gertrude Olderoy Omaha Palmer College of Albany Wayland Church C. E. Hoffer Bruce and Gladys Clyde Virgin Lincoln Glen Sack Lawrence Hoffers Charley Brindle Wayland Margaret Bond G. A. Hartman Gresham

Local Social Roundup From Beulah and Nearby Areas

Beulah residents attended events in Columbus Grand Island and Osceola with couples Meacham Lohr Dake and Reed ill but improving. Walter Creemen a visited York. Lenore Van Heusen honor shower hosted by Mrs Tom Meacham. Howard Clark Gothenburg and Wm Lohr with M Van Alstine guests of the Dake home. Donald Heinemeyer out sick from smallpox vaccination. Luella Lovell coaches a pupil pinay project. Jocam Dittmer of near Clarks in the area for business.

Lawrence Meacham Columbus L. Lohr Grand Island W. B. Dake Clara Reed Walter Creemen York Tom Meacham Osceola Lenore van Heusen Howard Clark Gothenburg Wm Lohr M. van Alstine Donald Heinemeyer Luella Lovell Jocam Dittmer Near Clarks Mionday

Valley community notes of visitors and events

Visitors and local activities fill the Valley area with farm work in oats, illnesses, and church attendance. Albert and Carrie Bernt, Julius Nebosis, Milo Joy, Will Zimmerman, Fred Dunn, Rudolf Urban, Louie Kosch, August Senn, James Farris Sr and Jr, Lenore Vanhoosen, and Oswald Alt are mentioned among couples, families, and students. Examinations for Dist. 13 eighth graders proceed. teachers and neighbors host gatherings and dinners.

Carrie Morys Milo Joy Osceola Will Zimmerman Frank Bernts Shelby Walter Morys Stromsburg James Farris, Sr Fred Dunn Elmer Horst Rudolf Urban Louie Kosch August Senn James Farris, Jr Ashland Nebr Dist. 13 Lenore Vanhoosen Robert Herrman Delbert Urban Oswald Alt Eleanor Ann Joe Alts

Protecting Clothes From Moths in Summer Storage

Wool silk furs and feathers are vulnerable to moths. Protect garments from adults and eggs by brushing and airing before storage. Use cedar chips or tightly sealed paper containers, and store fur coats in cold storage during summer.

Adlerika Constipation Relief Claim From Crouse Texas

An advertising claim from the Druz Company of Crouse Texas promotes three glasses of water and Adlerika a glycerin saline compound as a remedy for constipation. The notice asserts rapid effects including gas relief and sour stomach within ten minutes and two hours for full relief, with instructions to take a teaspoon of Adlerika in each glass prior to breakfast.

Crouse Tex Druz Company

Promises to Get Power From Sea

French inventor Chiude develops a hydraulic power idea using surface and deep sea water temperature differences to generate energy. He plans a 12,000 watt demonstration plant and claims it could transform living conditions in tropical islands and coastal areas without coal or waterfalls.

Chiude Tropics

Homing Pigeon Still Factor in Warfare

Captain Shawvan asserts that the army carrier pigeon offers a wartime edge as lines fall to artillery and machine gun fire. He notes runners fail under heavy fire while pigeons deliver crucial messages when communications collapse.

John K. Shawvan Shawvun

Eternal Mrs William Walker Plans Short Skirt Anniversary

The ninety year old Mrs William Walker of Wainfleet England plans a dress with short skirts for her eightieth wedding anniversary. She approves abbreviated skirts for those with good legs and praises her own. She and her husband aged ninety one recently celebrated their seventy first wedding anniversary. Walker enjoys reading about spritidy young people and diamond weddings.

William Walker Wainfleet England Walker

St Paul Ties City Names to Population Figures

The city directory shows Minnesota natives with common surnames in St Paul. Johnsons number 2870 versus Browns 1050, Petersons 2320 against Smiths 620, Andersons 1570 versus Joneses 280, with Carlsons 770 Ericksons 880 and Jensens 400. Estimated city population runs about 250099.

Joneses Minnesota St. Paul

Badgers Employed to Dig Fox Dens in Freezing Ground

EloNev fox ranch owner E S Sholin trained several badgers to dig fox dens in frozen soil. The badgers were penned and began to dig themselves out, after which the foxes were moved to their new winter quarters.

E. S. Sholin Elo, Nev Fox Ranch

Not Included Billy’s Outcry After Childs Travel Claim

A mother recounts taking the older boy to a place when he was very small. Three year old Billy asks if TI was there. He learns he wasn’t born and reacts with a tearful plea that she never takes him any place.

Billy

Blinks and Jinks Banter Cited by Cincinnati Maquirer

Blinks explains he counts to ten before speaking when angry, claiming the pause helps him think up harsher retorts than if he spoke immediately. Jinks calls the tactic commendable, though Blinks counters with self-deprecating humor about his plans to craft meaner remarks.

Cincinnati Maquirer

Suburban Villa Near Appian Way Cited by Cassius Agricola

Publius Superbus notes the villa sits near the Appian Way while Cassius Agricola confirms the proximity. He claims to have surveyed the site himself using a Caesar era catapult.

Publius Superbus Cassius Agricola Caesar

Quip on Gray Hair and Beard Exchange

A humorous exchange contrasts gray hair with a beard joke. One man notes his hair is gray, while the other replies his hair is older than his whiskers, turning on timing and aging in a playful way.

Disappointment Ahead Minister Christening Note

A brief church scene records a mother Muriel asking the minister to name the child and hope for the child to grow into fine brave manhood. The exchange centers on the christening in a formal, lightly grave tone.

Muriel

Youth asks why you believe in long engagements

A brief humorous quip contrasts youth views with a remark that longer engagements yield shorter marriages. The exchange frames engagement duration as a predictor of marriage length in a witty, mnemonically concise punchline.

Henpeck

Walking fish from Africa visits Boston aboard ship

Humorists compare the peripatetic fish from overseas with the poor fish already seen walking Boston streets. The creature described as a walking fish from Africa has been brought to Boston on a visiting ship.

Africa Boston Boston Transcript

Growth of the Capitol Press Galleries from 1877 to Today

At the Forty fifth Congress in 1877 only 112 newspaper men filled the capitol press galleries. Now about fifty years later the tally stands at 206 credited to the press galleries.

Capitol

St Pauls Lutheran Church Weekly Services and Eve

Rev Paul Melin leads St Pauls Lutheran Church with a schedule of services and classes. Friday at 8 P M Bible Study and choir practice Saturday 9 A M confirmation class Sunday after Easter 10 A M Sunday School and Bible Classes 11 A M Swedish service 8 P M English vespers Thursday April 11 Ladies Aid entertains in church parlor hosted by Mrs Arthur Nelson.

ST Pauls Lutheran Church Paul Melin Ladies Aid Arthur Nelson

Morning Seaice Church Announces April Services and Meeting

Morning worship Sunday April 7 has no evening service. Bible School at 10 and morning sermon at 11 on High Office Awaiting You. A child talk precedes the sermon. Annual business meeting moved to Friday April 12. Fall note Sunday morning. Session meeting Tuesday at 7.00.

Church Schedule and Girl Reserves Easter Service

Rev H Collier outlines regular Sunday worship times including Sunday School at 11 and Evening Worship at 6 30. The Girl Reserves led by Miss Currier will conduct next Sundays evening service with a program on their principles. Easter Day services drew a large, devoted attendance with joyful music and a thriving youth class.

Epsworth Currier

Pauls Supreme Permanent Wave Machine Debuts Nearby

Blanche Russell announces the arrival of a new permanent wave machine and offers the first five waves at 5.00 dollars each with satisfaction guaranteed. She invites customers to discuss the Pauls method and notes the shop is now located over Longs Barber Shop in the Midland College Building with phone number 74 for appointments.

Paul Long Midland College Blanche Russell

Quiet title suit in Polk County Nebraska estate dispute

Joe A. Killian files a district court petition to quiet and confirm title to parts of Section 3 Township 15 North Range 3 West Polk County Nebraska and to bar any claims by unknown heirs and other interested parties. Defendants include unknown heirs and claimants to multiple parcels. Plaintiffs seek decree and injunctive relief with a 13 May 1929 deadline to answer.

Hannah Dee Rodgers Editha E. Wiard John T. Dee Township Polk County Nebraska Joe A. Killian District Court Osceola

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