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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
5
A brief market update notes cautious activity in stocks and bonds as investors weigh inflation data and policy outlook. Analysts cite steady early gains followed by selling pressure in late sessions and mixed volume across major exchanges.
Osceola notes include social visits by Mr. and Mrs. Backlund and families to Lincoln, Jay Hastings in David City, Charles Hastings from Aurora visiting Osceola, and the Buchholz families from York and Shelby. Rentals offered near the square, Easter bunnies for sale, and local items such as farm equipment, car deliveries to area towns, and a W C T U meeting. School grounds gain wax shrubbery funded by 1928 and 1929 classes with a bronze tablet upcoming.
Osceola and nearby towns feature a long list of social calls and hosting duties. The Rebekah Lodge meets, Gab a Lots hosts gather, Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors hold meetings, and many residents visit relatives in Lincoln Omaha and Columbus. Travelers include Wilma Pike from Fremont, Miss Berggren of Stromsburg, and Mrs. Bridglands from Salt Lake City. Rubber heels promotion at Wilhelm’s Leather Store stands out amid community updates.
Mr and Mrs Calmar Dunn were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Dewey Sigler. Mr and Mrs August Fischer hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Louis Daum. Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson announce a baby girl born April 4. Mr and Mrs Harvey McCormick and Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn visited Mrs Lee Mickey. Mrs Carl Wieseman is ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Burrell Fox visited York to see Mr and Mrs Orville Mickey. Mrs George Wieseman was a business caller at Archer. Elmer Horst visited York. Mrs Walter Wieseman visited York on Monday. Mrs Tooker of Silver Creek helps care for Mrs Oscar Anderson and the baby. A Duncan woman has been in the community to take the census.
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Club met April 2 with Mrs. Roy Doty presiding. Members answered roll call with Flower Poetry. The extension program, arranged by Mrs. L. F. Williams and Miss Lulu Burns, covered Accessories to Complete the Costume and color for individuals. Lunch was served. Next meeting set for April 17 at Mrs. Jas. Gibbons' home.
A patient recounts gas on the stomach that nearly killed her and credits Adlerika. the product is said to work on both upper and lower bowel, relieving gas in 10 minutes and constipation within 2 hours.
Palm Sunday April 13 features morning sermon The Coming of the King and evening sermon The Ebb Tide along with a children’s sermon Ears that Went to Heaven. Morning worship is 11 o'clock and evening services shift to 8 o'clock for summer, with all Sunday and mid week meetings starting at 8.
In a London Tit-Bits item, Mr. Grasshopper is famed for ears on his knees while Mrs. Grasshopper is described as dumb. The piece implies men talk as much as women, underscored by constant field chirping and a humorous gender comparison.
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