Dist No 62 Round of Sunday Visits and a Obituary
The Will Fjell family visited relatives in Palmer and Ed Oberg stopped by Ernest Lindberg and Norris Anderson homes Sunday afternoon. Adolph Forss and family visited John Johnson and Henry Thelander homes. Reuben Krader of Clarks died in Omaha. funeral held in Clarks. Raymond Carnine of Topeka visited his parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fjell
Palmer
Ed Oberg
Ernest Lindberg
Ernest Eschler
Joe Janky
Bradshaw
Norris Anderson
Adolph Forss
John Johnson
Henry Thelander
Nels Holm
Rolland Swanson
Benedict
Gestrine
Waldo Holm
Reuben Krader
Clarks
Glenn Willits
Omaha
Raymond Carnine
Topeka
Kansas
Walter Carnine
Carl Graver
Osceola Community Notes Include Clubs and Local Socials
Osceola snippets list meetings and visits across civic clubs and families. Descriptions cover the Entre Nous Club gathering, bridge groups at various homes, flower show attendance in Omaha, CCC camp visitors, and local social events plus shop promos and car services.
Davis to Meet See in Columbus Today
Local note lists social visits and trips including Mit See Davis in Columbus today. It also mentions church events at Luther Church with Chaminade Chorus concert and Holy Week services planned through the week.
Nebraska farmers urged to file corn loan certificates
Notice from P. A. Nelson informs farmers who did not submit their certificate to the Nebraska State Railway Commission for corn loan relief to file immediately to receive rebates without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Railway Commission
P. A. Nelson
Osceola Garden Club Meets April 16 With Locke Pair
Osceola notes announce the Osceola Garden Club will meet Tuesday evening April 16 with Mr and Mrs G W Locke inviting flow er garden and lawn enthusiasts. A good program is planned. Frank Walker visits from Bassett Nebraska and will return with Mrs Walker later in the week. Gambles circular highlights include Crystal White Soap Chips 5 lb box 29c Naptha 24c 12 bars and more. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church plans a Friday meeting with Mrs S W Calhoun hosting assisted by several members. Mr and Mrs Phil Campbell and Mr and Mrs Walter Berck were in Lincoln for Charter Day banquet and a spring party at the Cornhusker Hotel after the fraternity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Entre Nous Club
C. M. Humphrey
C. W. Headlee
Floyd
Lincoln
W. C. DeLand
Erma
Columbus
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
F. E. Klein
Sisters of the Skillet Bridge Club
Reed Brothers Motor Co
Raymond Kepner
Night Owl Bridge Club
W. O. Hansen
David City
Bess DeLand
James Griegg
Blanche Wilwood
Denver
Maude Berkhimer
Osceola
CCC
Humboldt
Gaye Addison
Donna Rae
Ted Nicolaus
York
L. M. Merrick
Andrew E. Nuquist
Dewey Sigler
Omaha
Joel Hanson
Doris
Fanny McCray
Helen Swanson
St. Richard Falley
Homer Hartson
American Legion Auxiliary
Shelby
George Inness
Jimmie
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wm. Rogers
Omaha Bee-News
Phil Wieseman
Glenn Shermadine
Silver Creek
Hamilton
Reed Bros. Motor Co
Lillian Wieseman
Joe Wieseman
Gothenburg
Kay-Kay
H. J. Tex
Kensington
John Rogers
Fred Adkins
Charles Greenwood
Forty Niners Bridge Club
Herman Anderson
W. S. Wells
F. D. Mills
Wesley Napel
Mark Gustafson
Clint
W. E. Thompson
Ira Petersen
Gresham
Jack Malek
Arthur Bintz
Mary
W. S. Heitzman
Martin Anderson
F. W. Schumann
Hansen
R. L. Schroeder
Kill Kare Klub
Schroeder
Alvin Merrick
C. R. Collins
Club
C. Rollins
Vers
MPEP
Byers
Osceola Garden Club
G. W. Locke
Frank Walker
Bassett
Nebraska
Uadies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
S. W. Calhoun
Fred Atkins
measles hit Sunday school attendance in local church
The note reports 240 students out with measles Friday. Sunday School numbers were 119, 167 in worship and morning service, with a 94 person lead. Palm Sunday plans include a sermon and music, Epworth League at 6 30, evening service at 7 30, and baptism requests for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Allen Scholz
Social Center School Fun and Neighbor Visits
Frances Johnson Mary and Shirley Koehler and Vernan Richards spent Sunday with Mildred Rech for a birthday. In the evening they attended a picture show in Osceola. Mr and Mrs Bert Dunn and family were Sunday guests at the Harry Herrmann home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Johnson
Mary
Shirley Koehler
Vernan Richards
Mildred Rech
Osceola
Bert Dunn
Harry Herrmann
George Koehler
Lila Knapp
Walter Koehler
Verna Richards
Margaret Ann Rech
Harvey McCormick
Virgil
Fred Dunn
Elmer Horst
When are you going to work the 24 hours a day rule
A humorous calculation on the famous rule eight hours for work eight for rest eight for sleep. It tallies yearly time by subtracting sleep rest Sundays and holidays, arriving at a paradoxical six workdays left plus holidays, questioning when work occurs.
Hospital News From Osceola Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards welcome a seven pound baby boy named Leonard Ross born Tuesday April 9 at Osceola Hospital. Mrs. John Albers recently operated on at Osceola Hospital has returned home. Ted White is seriously ill with double pneumonia under care of Dr. R L Schroeder at Osceola Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richards
Osceola Hospital
Leonard Ross
John Albers
Ted White
R. L. Schroeder
Wesley Chapel Church Events and Community Notes
The Church Aid will meet at the Wesley Chapel on Friday evening and ask attendees to bring a pie. John Irland of Osceola will perform cornet solos. Mrs. Hugh Schmoker will entertain the Chapel Missionary Society on Thursday afternoon. Miss Elaine Treadway owns a new piano and many locals attended the Shelby program by Philander Smith College students from Little Rock. Charles Kuntzelman of Shelby, recently ill with pneumonia, is improving. The Clark brothers from California, Mrs. Mae Bentley of Texas, Mrs. Harry Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Corbitt last Thursday. Gerald Richmond, previously ill, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Humphrey
Florence Humphrey
Lincoln
W. J. Herbes
Howard Herbes
Polk
Lawrence Shaw
Fanny
Madeline
Omaha
L. M. Shaw
Joel Hanson
E. A. Hedlund
Beulah Hansen
Cairo
Nebraska
H.C. Hansen
Presbyterian Church
Ira Irland
David Timm
Allen Cummings
George Sheets
Joan and
Norna
Arnold
H. H. Reckmeyer
G. B. Golding
Ray Wilson
H. E. Harvey
Millie Dahlberg
Herman Anderson
Donald Schewe
Emily Kelly
Burkette
Osceola
Otto Horst
Fred Adkins
J. R. Caldwell
Reed Brothers Motor Co
JL. M. Shaw
A. F. Nuquist
Dewey Sigler
W. O. Fudge
Geneva
Womens Club
Floyd Patron
Ellison Bentley
Susan Jane
Lufkin
Texas
Earl Clark
Earl Miller
Donald Miller
Miller
Marilyn
John Irland
Osieola
Hugh Schmoker
Chapel Missionary Society
J. N. Jarmin
Covington
Kentucky
Elaine Treadway
Shelby
Philander Smith College
Little Rock
Kansas
Charles Kuntzelman
Clarks Brothers
California
Mae Bentley
Harry Davis
Floyd Patton
Steve Corbitt
Gerald Richmond
Revival Services at Fairview Grow in Attendance
Revival meetings at Fairview attract growing crowds as Dr. Hamilton delivers a series of sermons. Services start at eight each evening and continue through Easter with Rev. Hamilton present over Sunday. The ladies held a Wednesday hall gathering with a covered dish luncheon. Cemetery Association meets Friday afternoon for a flowers and shrubs exchange hosted by the Mesdames Willits. Valley Church will resume usual services next Sunday. E. B. Maxcy, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Charles G. Johnson
Chaminade Chorus
Luther College
Wahoo
Chaminade
Paul Melin
Fairview
Hamilton
Cemetery Association
Valley Church
E. B. Maxcy
Osceola Spelling Contest Set For April 13
The county spelling contest will be held in the Osceola High School building Saturday after noon April 13 at 1 o clock. Pupils from grades four through eight compete with six top spellers from each grade advancing to a final for the county title. County champion goes to the World Herald all state contest May 11 in Omaha. two top spellers may enter the State Fair on September 3 in Lincoln. Honors awarded to four best spellers in each grade represented. Public invited. Olive M. McBeth County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola High School
World Herald
Omaha
Lincoln
Olive M. McBeth
St Andrews notices and visits across communities
Gregory Bernt of Grand Island visited his brother Albert Bernt in town last week. St Anne's Altar Society met at Mrs Bertha Bernt's home with a luncheon after the business session. Edward and Frank Nebbosis visited their mother in Columbus. William Jaax and family visited Henry Ebel Jr and his baby at Bellawood. Betty Schinzel of Shelby visited district No 68. Rose and Gerhart Kresha visited Emilee and Walter Nebosis. Ralph Masselbalch and J Anderson called at Julius Nebosis home. A Farmers Holiday meeting was held in Eller's Hall. The baby son of Henry Ebel Jr and his wife was baptized as Henry III with sponsors Ernest Gabriel and Alma Ebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Bernt
Grand Island
Albert Bernt
St. Anne’s Altar Society
St. Andrews
Bertha Bernt
Edward
Frank Nebbosis
Elizabeth Nebosis
Columbus
William Jaax
Henry Ebel Jr
Bellawood
Betty Schinzel
Shelby
Henry III
Ernest Gabriel
Alma Ebel
Card of Thanks from Mrs. John Albers
Mrs. John Albers expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for flowers ecards and gifts received during her hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albers
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SI Cook
Hedland
West
Chas. Rech
Albert Pierson
George Buchta
McCormick-Deering
Union Stock Yards Company of Omaha, Ltd
Percheron Association
Chicago
Illinois
Harry Lees
Met
Hesler Cleaning Works
Thurgbay
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Louisiana
Mit
Davis
Sam Crouse
Co. R. Timm
O. F. Stickell
Buff Orpington
Hubert Bernt
Leroy Hultman
C. A. Dawes
Loma Clark
Clark
Robert L. Smith
Smith
Lloyd Snider
P &Gsoap
Steeple’s Store
Wesley Chapel
Fairview-Valley Churches
Woodbury’s
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