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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1937

Page

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St Paul Farmer Claims Cure for Bindweed Warns on Bill

St Paul farmer V Svoboda writes in the St Paul Herald urging caution on Legisature Bill S B 225 to form districts for noxious weed eradication. He promotes alfalfa cropping as a cheaper solution and criticizes costly chemical treatments for roadside and heavy infestations.

ST. Paul V. Svoboda R. R Hamilton York Counties Federal Land Bank Congress Missouri

Morning Worship and Sunday School Announced in Valley

Fairview and Valley churches list morning worship at 10:00 and 11:06 with sermons titled Thy Kingdom Come. Sunday School times given. Arthur Timm and Wis Wake serve as superintendents. Valley Ladies Aid to meet April 7 with Mrs. Clara Horst.

Sunday School Wis Wake Valley Arthur Timm Valley Ladies Aid Clara Horst

Fairview Valley League Worship Evening

The Fairview Valley League plans a Sunday gathering at Valley at 7 30 with devotional leader Miss Zola Frizzel. Refreshments and a recreational hour follow as Rev Guy McClure leads worship at God’s house.

Fairview Valley League Valley Zola Frizzel God’s Guy McClure

Mrs Dorothy Myrberg Dies in Minneapolis

Stromsburg mourns the death of Mrs Dorothy Myrberg wife of Frank Myrberg who passed away in Minneapolis Minnesota late Saturday Funeral services were held there Wednesday and interment followed Surviving include her husband her mother Mrs A L Skoog and four sisters plus one brother all of Minneapolis The husband returned to Stromsburg but later left with his brother for Minneapolis after learning of the death

Stromsburg Frank Myrbberg Dorothy Myrberg Frank Myrberg Minneapolis Minnesota Myrberg A. L. Skoog Addie Friedlund Ruth Skoog Robert Lundquist Mayme Skoog Paul Skoog Busines A. I. Myrberg

Samuelson Rites Held for Stromsburg Resident

Funeral services for Joseph Samuelson aged 34 were held at Fredham Lutheran Church. He died Thursday at his brother Walter and sister Signa Samuelson’s Stromsburg home. Survived by father Oscar, brother Walter, sister Signa. Interment in Swede Home Cemetery.

Joseph Samuelson Fredham Stromsburg Osceola Walter Signa Samuelson Oscar Samuelson Signa Swede Home

Stroms burg opens Ben Franklin store with new look

Formal opening planned for Saturday as Harold A. Smith announces the Stromsburg Ben Franklin store reopens after re decoration and interior rearrangement with new lighting, color scheme, and black glass frontage. community events include high school district play trip and local visits.

Stromsburg Ben Franklin Harold A. Smith

Pasture Improvement Contest Deadline Set in Polk County

Polk county farmers must enter the state wide pasture improvement contest by Thursday April 15. Nineteen farmers have entered so far and the 1937 event is expected to attract about 1,000 participants with counties showing greater interest than in 1936. Record blanks will be provided to entrants to track grazing and management methods. The contest will likely conclude with the third annual banquet in Omaha where county and state winners are announced.

Polk County Kelly Omaha

Taylor Announce Birth of Their Son

Mr. and Mrs. Elva Taylor announce the birth of a son.

Mrs Elva Taylor

Local Shelby Busyness Highlights and Army Move

Shelby residents share family travels and community events as Phil Brazee departs for Fort McDowell Angel Island with a ten day furlough ending. The regiment will ship to the Hawaiian Islands on April 9. Community groups host meetings at the United Brethren and Dorcas societies as locals update jobs, moves, and visits.

D. Brazee Phil Brazee Pacific Coast United States Army Fort McDowell Angel Island Brazee Hawaian Islands James Gibbons Guy Hanshew Una Omaha Hanshew University Hospital Bennett A. A. Blum A. J. Merrick Fremont Howard Collins Lincoln C. J. Kesler Shelby M. C. Ley Osceola Collins Ley DeSoto Plymouth Alta Bland Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church the Missionary Society Methodist Church Art Buchholz Dorcas Society Arthur Buchholz Louis Daum Henry Taddiken Ronald Agnew Jack Wills Peter Bitter Bradshaw David Willis Max Harms Baby Sutton Mr. Harms Brand Construction

Rotary Club Banquet Guests From York Columbus And Omaha In Attendence

Rotary Club members entertained their wives at a banquet at Hotel Rapp Monday evening. A large delegation of Rotarians from York Columbus and Omaha attended and the event was reported as very enjoyable.

Rotary Club Hotel Rapp York Columbus Omaha

Polk County Election Results and Local Liquor Votes

In Polk County Osceola and surrounding towns election results show mayoral and council seats filled by Pratt Scholz Wells and Branting Nelson among others. Sunday movie votes failed by seven with about 12 mail ballots pending. Liquor licenses were defeated in Polk and Gresham. York favored package sale, drink license, and continuation of current policies with margins over 200.

Osceola Harry W. Pratt Arthur E. Scholz Walter S. Wells A. A. Wurtz M. R. Anderson Stromsburg John Falk Dave Peterson Jim Branting R. E. Nelson Shelby Dr. A. Blum Jack Peterson Karl Thelen Glenn Ingalls Polk Albert Sundberg Forrest Sedan C. R. Peterson Elmer Hanquist Whlbur Whitacre York Gresham

Lutheran Church Notes and Upcoming Events

Saturday 9:00 a.m. Confirmation Class with Creed Baptism memory verse and Bible books list. Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship. 8:00 p.m. Evangelist Frank Erickson of Andover Ill. speaks. Tuesday Choir. Thursday Luther League April 15 with Johnson and Bodine families. Nebraska Conference begins Holdrege Wednesday afternoon through Sunday.

Lutheran Church Frank Erickson Andover Ill Luther League Chas. G. Johnson Gust Bodine Nebraska Holdrege

Women’s Club Holds Final Meeting and Plans Spring Party

The Women’s Club held its last meeting of the year at the schoolhouse Monday evening. Reports from departments were presented and Mrs Hansen was chosen as delegate to the district convention at Wahoo on April 21 and 22. The next gathering will be the Annual Spring Party on the first Monday in May.

Martha Lund Denver Colorado Joseph Samuelson Stromsburg High School Columbus Astrid Alice Eielson E. A. Cahling Gothenburg A. V. Kjelson Kjelson Dahling Garden Club Anna Watts A.C. Morrill North Platte Allan Wolcott Wahoo Hansen

For Sale Livery Baby Bed

For sale a livery baby bed about five feet long call telephone 46 for details.

Wesley Chapel notices and social gatherings compiled

The Chapel Missionary Society meets with a covered dish luncheon on Thursday. The Silver Creek band and high school music department will perform Friday for the church aid meeting. Numerous local residents visit, host, or return from events, including Mrs. Herrman, Mrs. From, and the Gabels. Several trips to Brainard, Omaha, Columbus, and Shelby are noted, with school and institute updates and a 55th wedding anniversary observed.

Chapel Missionary Society Silver Creek Wesley Chapel Club Harry Herrman Herrman Iola From Albert Schmoker Edith Ruichards Edmund Gabel Tracy Gabel Frank Hewitt Palisade Andrew Heckman Mary Manion Kearney Harry McBeth Brainard Alfred Struebing Alvin Merrick Alice Carpenter Perkins Institute Watertown Massachusetts Harvard University Charles Grimmond Omaha Huggler L. E. Treadway H. H. Club Hope Edith John Cerny St. Joseph Hospital Geneva Johnnie Brandt Shelby Lester Hasselbach Alfred Kuehnal Edwin Euse Columbus Esther Herrman Herman Peterson W. G. Herrman

Local restaurant near completion in Filley Nebr

Polk Martin Jones and Clarence John son visit in Filley with Jones sister and husband Harold Yohe. New restaurant east of Cramer Oil station near ready. Henry Johnson says opening planned for Saturday. Interior features new wood and insulation. booths to be added later and full basement for storage. Some events and visits noted from community members.

Martin Jones Clarence Johnson Filley Nebr Harold Yohe Newwood George Phillips Henry Lind Albert Carlson Henry Shostrom Orlie Adelson Roy Nelson Clarks Willard Adelson Frank Adelson Anderson John Adelson Grand Island Henry Johnson Aug. Nelson Farmer’s Old Station Charles Crew Betty Geneva Crew Lincoln Telephone Company Satuday R. J. Nine Crete Paul Wurtz Don Johnson Walter Harold Homer Green Stromsburg Arnold Crow Sid Edna von Housen Dexter Hawes Silver Creek Ray Werner Cecil Newton Arborville Stanford Anderson Margaret Granath McPherson Kansas Elmer Hanquist Chas. Johnson Elmer Wilshusen Ralph Wilshusen Milford Johnson Horatio Bush van Bush Geo. Wright York C.A. Carlson Will Garling Victor Kerker Lincoln Harold Reed Osceola Hot Springs Arkansas The Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Parors Karl Detloff Neil Doremus Nellis Nelson Herbert Wurtz Havens Grant Johnson Ilos Ostberg Eva Arlene Kroger Tom Bailey George Little Schuyer Bunny Schmidt Oscar Sundberg A. E. Sundberg C. R. Peterson Irvin Anderson Lloyd Hahn Marilyn Paul Stevens

Twins Born to Former Bess Furman in McCook

The Omaha World Herald reports Mrs. Robert B. Armstrong Jr. of Washington, D. C. gave birth Sunday to twins in McCook, Nebraska. A boy named Robert Furman Armstrong weighs 6.5 pounds and a girl named Ruth Eleanor weighs 6.25 pounds. The family includes notable connections to Bess Furman, Mrs. Roosevelt, and Ruth Bryan Owen.

Bess Furman Omaha Furman Ben Furman Franklin D. Roosevelt McCook Nebraska Robert B. Armstrong, Jr Washington, D. C Armstrong Robert Furman Armstrong Ruth Eleanor Ruth Ruth Bryan Owen Washington Mrs. Armstrong Eleanor

Wheat yields from late germination shown by 14 year study

Nebraska agronomy research finds winter wheat sown late in the year yields about half of normal. February germination reduces October 1 yields to around seven to eight bushels per acre, while later March sowing nears spring wheat levels. Westward areas fare better due to milder temp and less rust.

Polk County Agronomy Nebraska Experiment Station Nebraska College of Agriculture A. Kiesselbach Lincoln Maren

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