Pauline Frederick Stars in Dramatic Sold at Paramsatopi
Daniel Frohman presents Pauline Frederick in the celebrated dramatic production Sold at the Paramsatopi Auditorium on Wednesday April 17 and 18.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
5
Daniel Frohman presents Pauline Frederick in the celebrated dramatic production Sold at the Paramsatopi Auditorium on Wednesday April 17 and 18.
Various notices show Alvin Campbell and John Ayers in Shelby on weekend and Tuesday business. Merchandisers advertise new patterns at G. T. Rays and CG T Rays, watches, jewelry, seed potatoes and oats for sale, lenses, and batteries. Residents and visitors travel to Lincoln, Omaha, Columbus, and Peru for business, visits, or work.
A crowded column reports visits from Albert Ryan relatives in Omaha and many Osceola residents traveling or buying goods. Local business moves include Willys Knight car sales and Trotter’s embroidery specials. Dr. H G VanViack returns with missionary stories after eight years in Bagdad and a long reunion with his brother.
Glenn Hubbard from State University at Lincoln visited his parents here last week and returned Sunday. Mrs. Hubbard also visited and left for Lincoln Monday. For sale two young milk cows at P. C. Weiseman. A 2¢10 acre splendid Polk county farm for sale. 200 acres near Swede Home church Samuelson Estate farm. Prices and terms via A. B. Hedblom Stromsburg. Editor thanks Kenneth Schrader for two Homer squads for Easter dinner. squabs raised by Kenneth sold well.
Eggs from hatching stock offered at 75 cents per setting with larger lots at four dollars per hundred. Osceola hardware dealer A N Lund joins Chas E Hansen’s store after leaving Orchard Wilhelmsen in Omaha. Wheat in Polk County shows 90 percent dead while Antelope HaYeene Cum ing Dixon Kimball and Knox report no damage and good condition. Osceola students return to school after spring break with named pupils back at Nineola.
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Osceola mourns the loss of its chief telephone operator last Thursday April 5. Miss Lottie DeLand longtime Osceola resident married Mr E D Henderson at Seward. The couple will reside in Milford where the groom works for Blue River Power Co. Attendants were the bride’s father J H DeLand and the groom’s parents.
The Presbyterian Church asks if you would attend if Sunday were your last day, noting Life is uncertain, death is sure. Sunday morning sermon titled A Peculiar People and Sunday evening service titled Overcomers invites all to attend and break the habit of staying home. Pastor Theo J. Asmus invites outreach.
Eastor program seen as impractical yet sermons stress the race's Risen Lord significance. On Sunday at 11 o'clock L O Jones Nebraska Epworth Assembly president will speak at the pulpit. Three ministers who have never spoken here will address Thursday church meeting with music and social time.
Mr and Mrs W B Michener visited their daughter Mrs Frank Sayers in David City Illinois over Sunday while IL H Campbell managed legal matters in Central City. The ad promotes Eclectic Oil and Builders Blood Bitters claiming cures for various ailments and urging purchase at stores.
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