12 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1915
Page
1
An Osceola page recounts a lively political scene with clashes at a session, names George Englehardt and Adam Herrigan amid municipal disputes, jitney fare debates, and civic cleanup efforts. It also covers local visits, weddings, and a ceremonial Appomattox Day observance plus business openings by R. W. Fadden and W. M. Bittner in Omaha.
Last Saturday marked the Ford birthday for Mrs E A Ennis and two other city ladies. A joint celebration at Mrs Ennis home featured tea and a birthday cake with 73 candles made by Mrs PF D Mills. Many friends attended and the event was reported as a very happy occasion.
Dr. Taylors Pravelogue set to be shown at the Gem Theatre this Friday and Saturday night. An excellent two reel motion picture will precede the lecture, followed by further discussion.
Sunday School and Bible class are set for next Sunday at 10 a m. Divine services follow at 11 a m and 7 p m. The evening services will be conducted in English.
A handwritten notice advertises baled hay in good condition, stored in a barn at James Ward's farm on Valley Road near Osceola, Rt 2, Box 39. It also lists a one day teachers examination set for Saturday April 17 at the county courthouse, with subject times and a reminder for teachers with expiring certificates to attend, signed Amelia Rasmussen, County Superintendent.
The article notes a Thursday event for the quarterly meeting at 8 o clock with B. W. Marsh preaching and the group organizing into a brotherhood. The Epwerls L wage serve ice cream in the Brot heed room at 7 3, with public served afterward. The Sunday School reports its largest attendance in a year.
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