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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1942

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Polk County Boy in Navy Service and Minute Men Campaign

Charles McBeth of Osceola class of 1933 enlisted in the Navy in 1934 and served on the Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor and the destroyer Blue, later taking part in the Gilbert and Marshall Islands raid while advancing to Chief Petty Officer. Nebraska prepares 20 000 Minute Men to push a Victory Pledge for Savings Bonds during April.

Charles McBeth Charles BE. McBeth Osceola Navy Omaha San Diego Calif Oklahoma Pearl Harbor Blue Charles Gilbert & Marshall Islands

Sentence for Car Theft Sentences Mortenson in Nebraska

W. C. Mortenson, recently released from Stillwater prison, was sentenced to three years and four months in the Nebraska penitentiary last Thursday. Judge Landis imposed the term after Mortenson pleaded guilty to stealing a car owned by Chet Underhill, a Stromsburg mail carrier, in 1939.

W. C. Mortenson Minnesota Stillwater Nebraska Landis Chet Underhill Stromsburg

District Court Opens in Osceola with Light Civil Docket

The Spring term of Polk County District Court will begin next Monday April 13 in Osceola with Judge L S Hastings presiding. This civil term has no jury and a light docket featuring 21 civil cases and no criminal cases.

District Court Polk County Osceola L. S. Hastings

4-H Mobilization Week Praises Nebras ka Clubs

State officials lauded Nebraska 4-H clubs during National 4-H Mobilization Week. Governor Dwight Griswold urged members to contribute to wartime food production and demonstrate efficient farming to older residents. Polk County reports 335 current members with projected 450 by May 15.

Nebraska Polk County

Lecti sorghum seed sought for pure stock in Nebraska

Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station reports most Lecti sorghum grain on farms is mixed with other varieties limiting industrial starch use. Extension Agent Ray L. Cruise calls for farmers to submit a pound sample of pure seed for free analysis at the College of Agriculture in Lincoln, seeking pure Leoti type stock grown away from other sorghums.

Nebraska Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Ray L. Cruise Department of Agricultural Chemistry College of Agriculture Lincoln Leoti Sudan

Meat Scraps or Tankage Sold At Wright Bros Feed Mille

Wright Bros Feed Mille Osceola offers meat scraps or tankage at 4.15 dollars per bag as a feed option.

Wright Bros. Feed Mille Osceola

Local Social Notes From Stromsburg Count Easter Visits

Mr and Mrs H B Branting and daughter visited Osceola relatives Sunday. Oscar Allison and wife visited her parents O V Eschliman Sunday. Arthur Nordberg Ralph Nordberg dined with Don Nordberg to mark his birthday. Rachel Carlson taught at Kingsley Iowa visited parents. Edna Olson and Fern Myers teaching at Gothenburg weekend at Stromsburg homes. Wallace Strong and daughter visited Hampton relatives at Easter. Evelyn Carlson of Polk and William Ellsworth of Shelby joined Arlene Runquist for supper. Carrie Holmquist celebrated 87th birthday with cards and gifts. illness prevented a party.

Stromsburg H. B. Branting O. F. Branting Osceola Oscar Allison Clarks O. V Rachel Carlson Kingsley Iowa Albert Carlson Edna Olson Fern Myers Gothenburg Earl Burke Wallace Strong

Obituary: Carl Albin Anderson 1884 1942 Osceola Nebr

Carl Albin Anderson born March 15 1884 near Wahoo Nebraska died April 2 1942 at Osceola after a serious illness aged 58 years 15 days He was survived by his wife Mabel five children Doris Mary Jean Richard Donald and Carl deceased son and by relatives and friends Funeral services were conducted at his home and Lutheran Church with pastors Bexell and Trued.

Albin Anderson Carl Albin Anderson Wahoo Nebr Osceola Emily Anton Anderson Albin St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Mabel Doris Anderson Omaha Mary Jean Richard Donald Ellsworth Anderson Emma Nyquist Hilma Herrmann Hayward California Selma Peterson Stromsburg Oscar Norfolk Herman Mary Gerdes Albert John Wilmer Hilma Lutheran Church Bexell Trued

Lorraine Gable Joins District 15 Teaching Staff

Miss Lorraine Gable has been hired to teach at District 15 for the coming term. Several local families visited Easter Sunday and assisted with church cleaning at Sacred Heart in Shelby. District 15 and 67 observe a school break this week due to illness. Easter guests and local relatives gathered at multiple homes including the Heimer and Alt families, with various neighbors in attendance.

Lorraine Gable District 15 John Heimer Joe Alt Emma John Better Frances Mayberger Joseph Zwiener Columbus Pete Seberger The Valley Sacred Heart Church Shelby Leonard Heimer John Gabriel Matt Glatter Victor Krumbach Elaine Ellsworth Bob McMeekin George Lux Frank Thelen

Mrs Dwight Bush and Beverly Return from Nebraska City Visit

Mrs Dwight Bush and Beverly returned last week from a several days visit with relatives at Nebraska City.

Dwight Bush Beverly Nebraska City

Fairview Items Chronicle Weekend Movements

Mrs. Merle Wieseman visited Omaha with Earl Vaughn Wieseman to see a brother and sister. Mrs. Irene Timm and Chauncy Creemen wed March 22 in Arcadia and will live on the groom’s farm near Silver Creek. Nina Hopkins and children visited Papillion relatives. Charlotte Wilson and aunt visited Lincoln University and Ora Wilson’s home. The C B E Norris and Ora Wilson families joined Mrs. Hamilton’s birthday gathering. Chalmer Daniel and family spent Easter in York. Dake and McCormick guests dined with the Wilsons in Stromsburg. Guildford Bryan hosted birthday celebrations for Lawrence Bryan and attended a Grand Island farm sale west of town.

Fairview Merle Wieseman Earl Vaughn Wieseman Omaha Irene Timm Chauncy Creemen Polk ‘County Arcadia Silver Creek Nina Hopkins Papillion C. M. Mustard Charlotte Wilson University of Nebraska At Lincoln Ora Wilson C. BE. Norris Hamilton Chalmer Daniel York Wm. Dake Clair McCormick Stroms‘burg Cedric Fineey C E. Daniel Guildford Bryan Lawrence Bryan Grand Island Defense

District 18 News Treasures Easter Visits and Club News

Miss Amelia Benda and Miss Ellen Coffin noted for hosting a miscellaneous shower for 25 guests at the Benda home. Local social and family visits include Walter Rossow from Cedar Rapids calling, Anton Micek and daughters visiting Lincoln, and Mrs. H iA. Johansen leading the Birthday Club with officer elections. Easter gatherings include Mary Frances Nelson’s pupils party and multiple family visits from Omaha and Kansas relatives.

District 18 Amelia Benda Geraldine Coffin Benda Ellen Coffin Walter Rossow Cedar Rapids John Micek John Trogash Anton Micek Frances Iwan Lincoln Micek Anthon Iwan H. Ia. Johansen Birthday Club Chas Coffin Fred Hecker J. M. Staroscik Hohendorf Mary Frances Nelson Fritz Pearson San Bernardino Calif Gustaf Benda Ronald Clobes Kansas Louis Hohendorf Tony Lassek Sally Lassek John Smoline Omaha Frank Lassek Adolph Bernt Lew Seiz Bellwood

City and school election results report current officials

The city re-elected all officials. On the school board, Guy F. Ball and Dr. H S Eklund were re-elected. George Malek won the vacancy. School board votes: Eklund 72 Ball 82 Bush 60 Scholz 44. Vacancy: Dreier 30 Malek 93.

Guy F. Ball H. S. Eklund Board of Education George Malek Br. Eklund Guy Ball Dwight Bush Arthur Scholz A. A. Dreier

Fourth Cavalry Passes Through Osceola on Army Day

The Fourth Cavalry from Ft. Meade South Dakota moved through Osceola on Tuesday en route home from the Army Day parade in Omaha. Residents saw a mechanized division including jeeps scout cars trucks motorcycles and other equipment. This appearance marks the end of the unit as cavalry with horses likely retired to Ft Robinson for training.

Osceola Fourth Cavalry Ft. Meade So. Dak Omaha Ft. Robinson

Women War Rally Planned at Polk County

A Polk County Women’s War Rally will convene Tuesday April 14 at 2 PM in Polk. County AAA sponsors invite all county women. Local groups including Red Cross church units American Legion Auxiliary Women’s Clubs and farm groups will speak on their war efforts. Polk high school pupils will perform and the Wilder Trio from Central City will give a patriotic tap dance. F H Schuman C D C head and Mrs Esther Rausch of Norfolk will speak. Light refreshments provided. Rural and urban ladies urged to attend.

Polk Polk County AAA Red Cross American Legion Auxiliary Polk High School Wilder Central City F. H. Schuman C.D.C Esther Rausch Norfolk

Mr Beaver Goes to Town on Main Street

A 28 pound beaver was found on main street in Pork Progress by Ben Peterson and captured with help from Vick Johnson, Harold Schultz, and Cliff Branting. Game warden Lytle transported the tame animal to a beaver colony northwest of Herdville, noting beavers’ unusual inland migration over ten miles from water.

Beaver Palk Main Street Park Ben Peterson Vick Johnson Harold Schultz Cliff Branting State Game Commission Mr. Lytle Polk Herdville Main Street

Polk County Legion Holds Banquet At High School

Polk American Legion Post hosted about 65 Legionnaires and guests at a banquet in the High School Auditorium. District Commander F. W. Schuman, County Commander Leon Merrick, and local leaders from Osceola Stromsburg Polk and Aurora attended. Master of Ceremonies Arnold Tsaacson introduced talks and music headlined by Norton on the War Situation. Resolutions urged unity and support amid national affairs and the next semi annual meeting was set for Osceola.

Polk Polk American Legion Polk County American Legion Auxiliary Sons and Daughters of the Legion F. W. Schuman Leon Merrick Webb Bay Shelby W. W. Norton Osceola R. L. Anderson Stromsburg H. H. Hahn Carl Swanson Aurora Arnold Tsaacson Norton Legion

Fourth Annual Stromsburg Male Chorus Concert

Stromsburg high school auditorium hosts the fourth annual Stromsburg Male Chorus concert on April 15 at 8:00 p m Prof Robert Ellsworth of the Osceola schools will perform two groups on his piano accordion Admission is free with a free will contribution requested All welcome to attend.

Stromsburg Stromsburg High School Robert Ellsworth Osceola

Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Bible Class Notice

Presbyterian Church reports Sunday School at usual time. The Bible Class Kensington meets Friday afternoon April 10 with Mrs. Vera Cole.

Presbyterian Church Kensington Vera Cole

Egg Mash 100 lb Bag at 2.50

Wright Bros Feed Mill in Osceola advertises egg mash in 100 pound bags priced at two dollars and fifty cents.

Wright Bros

Polk County Boy in Service of Uncle Sam

Warren F. E. Johnson, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Johnson, joined the armed forces at Omaha last July and has been promoted from Sergeant to Assistant Sergeant Major in the Medical Corps. He is stationed in Stockton, California after graduating Osceola High School in 1935 and working at the First National Bank.

Warren FE. Johnson Elmer EK. Johnson Armed Forces Omaha Stockton California Warren Osceola High School First National Bank

Shelby Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary

Relatives and friends congratulated Mr. and Mrs. H. Lockard on their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their home in north Shelby on Saturday April 4. Mr. Lockard, 86, born in Coshocton Ohio, and Mrs. Lockard, 79, born in Clyde New York, have six daughters and three sons and twenty eight grandchildren with five great grandchildren.

Shelby H. Lockard North L. E. Treadway Tom Schmoker Osceola S. O. Davis Wirt Davis Cassa Wyo John Lucas Idaho Springs Colo Earl Schilling Scotia Nebi John Lockard Dewey Lockard Silver Creek James Lockard Los Angeles Calif

Emma Hamiston 75 die in Osceola after Shelby life

Emma Hamiston born December 17 1866 near Waterford Ohio died April 5 1942 at her daughter Pearl Crouse’s home in Osceola Nebraska aged 75 years 3 months 18 days. She lived in Shelby Nebraska since 1883 with earlier moves to Gibson City Malvern and married Henry Humiston in 1883. Survived by six of nine children including Jessie Stryker Edna Sasse Pearl Crouse Mattie Rima Dave Humiston and Fred Humiston. funeral April 8 at Pearl Crouse home Shelby pastor Rev Lyle B Roe officiated. Interment Shelby Cemetery.

Emma Rachel Hamilton Emma Miller Robert Marry Miller Waterford Washington County Ohio Pearl Crouse Osceola Gibson City Illinois Malvern Iowa Henry Humiston Shelby Nebraska Hamiston Jessie Stryker Denver Colo Edna Sasse Orleans Nebr Mattie Rima Shelton Dave Humiston Pueblo Fred Humiston Monte Bello Calif Charlie Lodge Lyle B. Roe Karl Thelen Irene Hasselbalch Shelby Cemetery

Lincoln and Iowa guests visit Hulquists Saturday

Mrs. E. J. Fleetwood of Lincoln and Mrs. Frank Sanderson and Allan of Carroll Iowa were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hulquist Saturday.

E. J. Fleetwood Lincoln Frank Sanderson Allan Carroll, Iowa D. B. Hulquist

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