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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

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Hog Theft Sentences Man To Year In Prison

Keith Green of near Polk pleaded guilty to hog stealing in district court and was sentenced to one year at hard labor by Judge Hastings. He allegedly stole 13 hogs from Elmer Hanquist and sold them at a York sale last week. Roland Winters of Benedict was fined $25 and costs and had his license revoked for a year after a fatal April 2 accident in Osceola that killed Eleanor Koeller.

Keith .Green Polk Hastings York Green Elmer P. Hanquist Roland Winters Benedict Eleanor Koeller Osceola High School Norton Winters

Miss Chives Hermes of Gering Nebraska Visits

FPatrview of we Fn Miss Chives Hermes of Gering Nebraska, instructor in the Lincoln Schools, spends her Easter vacation with Mrs Mina Buchta and friends. A large party enjoyed at Community Hall Saturday evening with lunch. Chancey Cremeen and family visited St Edward relatives. Frank Joy Osceola spent Sunday at Eleazer McCormick home. Mrs C O Carlson ill in bed. Rev Maxcy and wife preached funeral at Palmyra last week. Relatives gathered at Harvey McCormick home Sunday for Mrs McCormick birthday anniversary.

We Fn Chives “Hermes Gering Nebraska Lincoln Mina Buchta Community Hall Chancey Cremeen St Edward Frank Joy Osceola Eleazer McCormick C. O. Carlson Maxcy Palmyra Harvey Mc Cormick Mc Cormick

New 4-H Clubs Organizing in Polk County

New 4-H clubs organize this spring in Polk County focusing on dairy poultry and baby beef projects. Leaders include Herman Thelen Shelby dairy calf group Mrs Wrenry Smith Stromsburg chick rearing and Walter Berek Osceola Star Baby Beef Club. The eight calves vaccinated and six tagged for show followed a April 1 tour. Krug corn seed remains available for members. Contact County Agent in Osceola to join.

Peclk Kelly Herman Thelen Shelby Wrenry Smith Stromsburg Walter Berek Osceola Blackieg Corn Club Polk County Oscéola

Presbyterian Church Busy Week Plans

The Merry Workers meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors. The annual congregational meeting follows Thursday at 7 30 P M with department reports and officer elections. Sunday School is at 10 A M Master Church Services at 11 A M Junior C B E at 7 P M Senior C E at 7 P M. A good attendance is urged.

Church Aid meeting moved to April 21

The Wesley Chanel Church Aid group announces a postponement of its meeting to April 21. The Missionary Society will still meet at the church this Thursday. A full house enjoyed Friday’s community program in District 40, mainly presented by district adults. Bert Smith remains busy with the assessor’s work at present. Mr and Mrs Alvin Weeden and daughter and Mrs Minnie Weeden of Osceola were Sunday guests at the Arvid Peterson home west of Osceola. Relatives and friends aided Mr and Mrs John Gabel in celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary Tuesday evening. Mrs J N Jarmin has been ill but is improving. Birdie Weeden hosted Elaine Treadway Maxine and Adeline Pettys at a birthday lunch last week. Edward Sarrow and family of Silver Creek visited Mrs Wm Hanshew Sunday, and they later called on Emmett Beebe in Shelby. Harry Bartholomew of Columbus was a weekend guest at the William Brandt home. Ed Jarmin of Lincoln attended to farming interests in the area this past week.

The Missionary Society Bert Smith Alvin Weeden Minnie Weeden Osceola Arvid Peterson John Gabel J. N. Jarmin Birdie ‘Weeden Elaine Treadway Maxine Adeline Pettys Edward Sarrow Silver Creek Wm. Hanshew Emmett Beebe Shelby Harry Bartholomew Columbus William Brandt Ed Jarmin Lincoln Green’s Chapel C. V. Powell Pilates Beverly Hennings Hult Stromsburg LaVina O. R. Hennings Broove Rising City Roy Thomas Thir Telander Peterson Nels Wittgren Polk EK. Gabel Gabel Atwood Victor Club Wm. Nelson Litchfield Nelson Blanche Radley Liberty Farmers Union Aldie Carter Mary Burke Helen Huston Ruth Bond Lillian Albrecht Mrs Albrecht Robert Shostrom August Swanson Wred Sherwood Near Benedict Mauritz Swanson Arthur Swanson Alvin Swanson Hugo Frcdman Wahoo Herbert Fledman Alex Adelson Rev. C. Sward Rev. Anderson York C. A. Sward

Shelby Hospital Brings Several Recoveries And Visits

Mrs Henry Kumpf has largely recovered from an operation at Shelby hospital and may return home Friday. Mrs Alsis Kosch also underwent surgery there and is reported to be improving. Arch ie Kumpf had an appendectomy performed by Dr Brillhart with Dr Losgacre assisting and is doing well. Out-of-town visitors including Mr and Mrs John Rasp and relatives from Moorefield and Gresham attended. The post office walls are being repainted this week.

Henry Kumpf Shelby Hospital iMrs W. E. Norden Grace Conway Norden Sawyer Pauline Western Russel Sawyer Moorefield Nebr Aboit Kosch Ann Micek Losgacre Rising City Earl Aden H. W. Umshler Claude Umshler Navy Great Lakes U. B James Lockard, Jr W. D. Davis A. E. Kuhnl, Jr H . Beebe Carl Scholz Lockard

Easter services in Green's Chapel set for next Sunday

Victor residents plan Easter at Green's Chapel with special music and a reading by Mrs C V Powell titled Pilates Wife. Sunday School starts at 10. A full house is hoped.

Cities face choice as they decide future paths

Cities reach a fork on progress with leaders urging to lead or be led. Today marks a moment of intense competition as towns must attract business and grow or risk stagnation and uncertainty.

Community Notices and Local Appointments in Stromsburg

Paul Portche Jr. and Franklyn Mlaaver of Lincoln visited the Weaver family and friends. H Christensen and sons visited relatives in St. Paul. Judge and Mrs. Munger hosted weekend guests T C Munger family. Donal Ericson celebrated his sixth birthday with friends and refreshments. Dr. and Mrs. C L Anderson welcomed a daughter Shirley born April 7 in Omaha. The D A R met at Mrs Roy Ericson’s home with Miss Mary Beastley presenting the program. Stromsburg ping pong champions attended the state tournament in York with mixed results. Dr. C L Anderson and family visited Omaha to see baby. Miss Marie Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J L Olson, received honors at the University of Nebraska convocation for high scholarship.

Paul Portche Jr Franklyn Mwlaaver Lincoln H. H. Weaver H. Christensen Robert Jack St. Paul T. C. Munger T. A. James Donal Ericson Wesley Ericson Mary Beastley Vance Sharp Edmund Lunner Stromsburg York Thy C. L. Anderson C . Anderson Margaret Omaha

Plant Exchange Continues Next Saturday At Several Stops

A local plant exchange drew many residents and rural visitors as they swapped ornamentals. The event resumes Saturday at 3 p.m. at Erickson and Anderson Stromsburg Farmers Produce Station Polk. Strain's Store Shelby. and the County Agents office Osceola. Participants should leave lists of plants to trade and bring well packed specimens for car transfers.

Erickson and Anderson Stromsburg

That Suspicious Five Office Boy Exchange

A brisk office exchange centers on a comical miscommunication as the office boy reports a wife’s request to see the boss. The boss probes whether she means five o clock or dollars before clarifying the misunderstanding.

Swede Home Church to Present Easter Cantata and Services

West Side and Swede Home Church announce an Easter program with a cantata from Cross to Crown by Alfred Judson to be performed Easter Sunday evening at 8 PM after a change from 7:30. Easter morning services at 10 AM feature a church Sunday School program and an offering will be lifted.

Swede Plains Pearl Opal LaVerne Fredrickson Marvin Fredrickson Grand Island Ernest Plodman Algene Oliver Adelson Tarcia Joe Kralik York Evangelin Kralik Lester Anderson Lincoln Woo c Weelkend Charles Anderson Alfred Judson

Lutheran Church Holy Week Schedule and Easter Notes

Luther Church outlines Holy Week services from Thursday through Easter Sunday including Communion Good Friday dawn service Ten a m Sunday School and English Worship Sermon on the Resurrection Vespers and choir concert Saturday Junior Mission Band meets at Parson home Deacons and choir events week schedule and a concert by Cham hades Ladies Chorus from Luther College on April 28 interfered by a snow storm

Jesus Wright Melin M. S. Parson Luther League Melvin Pearson Arthur ‘Anderson Luther College

Infant Dorothy Mae Kresha Baptized At St Andrews

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kresha was baptized on Sunday and named Dorothy Mae with Joseph Stavas and Miss Sophia Kresha of Columbus as sponsors. Other local visits and gatherings include Emma Nebosis visiting Columbus and the Nebosis family, Mrs. Seberger of Columbus visiting with her daughter, and a dinner party hosted by Alma and Olivia belen near Bellwood with high score prizes.

John Kresha Dorothy Mae Jo ‘Seph Stavas Sophia Kresha Columbus Emma Nebosis Elizabeth Nebosis Anna Seberger Nick Eller Seberger Emma Walter Nebosis Henry Ebel Jr Bellwood Adolph Kresha Sr Joseph Stavas Sophia Rose Kresha John Kobus John Stavas John Krzesha Adolph Kresha Jr Alma Olivia Bel George Kresha Martin Tscahuner District Oma Hasselbalch District 39 Dorothy Gabriel Lucille Eller Leo Bernt Delmar Johansen Oswald Jr Eugene Bernt

Easter Services At Methodist Church Include Cantata And Play

Easter at the Methodist Church features Sunday School at 10 and an 11 o clock cantata with Bright Easter Morn Rejoice O Daughter of Zion and The Place Named Gethsemane. An Easter Play His Cross by Ralph P Claggett is at 8, cast includes Herrmann Frasier Inness and Bryant oversight by Epworth League. Union Passion Week continues with services and Friday Lutheran sermon by Rev B Johanson.

Zion Gethsemane Jesus Christ Ralph P. Claggett Obed Victor Herrmann Deborah Jeanette Frasier Elizabeth Marjorie Inness John Eugene Englehardt Rufus Eugene Buchholz Simon Cyrene John Inness Walter Calhoun Epworth League Robert Inness J. Carl Bryant

Notes From The State Legislature PROJECT LEADERS TRAIN FOR RECREATION

The April session for Living at Home project leaders will train women club members to direct recreational work in their communities at Green's Chapel Church near Stromsburg. Miss Florence Atwood, state extension agent, leads a social lesson. This is the final course meeting and full club representation is urged.

Green’s Chapel Florence Atwood Stromsburg Osceola

Tex family weekend visit to Omaha and Millard

Mrs. H J Tex and her sons Jack and Joe spent the weekend visiting relatives in Omaha and Millard.

Fairview and Valley Church Notes

Planning for special services at Fairview and Valley churches this Sunday. Valley features a Ladies duet, violin solo, guitar solo, and a post Sunday School sermon by the pastor. Fairview choir to perform several special numbers after the Sunday School hour. The Ladies Aid met Wednesday at the hall for a covered fish function. Friday afternoon Mrs. Mont Mustard hosts Beulah Cemetery Association at the hall.

Valley Fairview S. S Mont Mustard Beulsh Cemetery Association E. B. Maxcy

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Presbyterian Church Gapsy Gertie Aya Needson Wesley Chanel Victor Ers West Side Lutheran Church ST. Andrews Hr&r District Court Feow U. S York Reformatory Senate S. BF Fish and Game Commission S. F S.fp Fairview and Valley Church Notes
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