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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
4
A parade of small town life as a child’s scalding accident near Nebosis home is reported along with birthday surprise for Mrs. Boetscher. Clyde Hoffer becomes a new father while Lillian Sjogren weds Harris Sundberg at Swedes Home Church.
Three Civil War veterans Theo dore W Blake Herman F Bense and Wm Crisp answered here to the Last Roll Call. Theodore W Blake died in Osceola March 283 at eighty. Herman Bense a former Osceola resident died at the soldiers home Burkett Neb March 98 and body brought to Osceola. Uncle William Crisp died March 31 at 91 of heart failure. Pat Bond elected captain of 1925 basketball team at a Wednesday meeting. Seven letters awarded to the team Ray Peterson Paul Bond Charles Hastings Laurel Lewis Lester Fagg Gaylord Hendrickson Paul Boyd. Nebraska Gas and Electric opens new office in former Dr E Hansen W O Mickey building. Dr LeMar reports twins born April 1 to Mr and Mrs Adolph Kresha. Mrs E L King died Wednesday afternoon after months illness. Survived by sons Ross Omaha and Edna L Realing Michigan. M A Mills and Phil Campbell chosen to school board. city election low turnout. George Carson and Walter Wells elected councilmen. Luella A VanHouten died March 26 in Colorado Springs sister of William E Pratt of Houston.
Advertises a permanent war effort job requiring a car and age over 25. Mentions alignment with Department of Agriculture program and good pay for a man who has lived on a farm. White Drawer Nc writes in this paper.
District No 18 residents share Easter visits with relatives in Genoa Columbus Silver Creek and St Marys. Annie Mae Thompson Vernon Thompson and William Thompson joined Annie Thompson and Pearl for Easter. Grace Johansen visited with Betty Hasselbalch. Andrew Trogash called on Jacu Micek Jr. Frances Camp and family visited near Shelby. Lisko and Kubas families joined Edward Lisko for Easter. Ted Stull of Missouri spent days with Ralph Hasselbalch and attended his mother’s funeral.
A reflection on spiritual freedom over mortal limits through God’s omnipotence and Love. The piece cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy to assert that life is spiritual, not material, and that the stone is rolled away when one relies on divine Life.
Opinion piece argues the United States must help stabilize China after the war. It asserts 450 million Chinese need American style development including Christianity, free enterprise, and investment protection. It compares per person capital where the United States vastly outspends China and calls for a strong government to curb warlords and attract capital.
Sheriff Gunnard Peterson announces foreclosure sale of multiple Osceola properties for delinquent taxes on April 18 1945 at 2 PM at the courthouse south door. Parcels include Lambersons Addition Lot 3 Block 1, portions of Morrill and Nance additions, and nearby tracts tied to Section 16, Township 14 North Range 2 West. References list detailed land descriptions and the sale conditions.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition to appoint W R Kepner as Administrator of the estate of Lydia J Kepner deceased has been filed. The hearing is set for April 13 1945 at 10 AM. Dated March 17 1945. (Seal) L M Merrick County Judge.
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