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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1942
Page
4
A historical Osceola record highlights a 1904 report of Corinne Jarmin’s body found in the Platte River and a 1919 update detailing local storms, real estate ventures, and bank entries in Polk County Nebraska. The items reference Osceola and Genoa figures, the Peterson Mill, and shifts in local business and infrastructure.
Ten years ago on April 14 1932 Osceola reported unofficial returns for president Roosevelt governor Bryan and congressman Norton plus county commissioners Campbell and Peterson. The city acquired three acres on Meridan Highway near the cemetery to join the park system and plans damp the stream for boating and skating.
Cancer kills about one hundred thirty thousand people each year in the United States and about one in a thousand of the population. With proper cooperation between the public and physicians, about half of these deaths could be prevented. The piece outlines cancer being curable when treated early, its nature as a disorderly growth of cells, potential pre-cancerous changes, and factors like prolonged tissue irritation. It lists several myths and clarifies that cancer is not contagious, not primarily a blood disease, and not caused by diet or faith healing, though cure methods will be discussed later.
The family extends sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness at the death of mother and sister Olga Anderson. The family.
An agricultural notice outlines correct cream handling to boost quality and profits. It stresses sanitation from barn to churn, cleaning udders and utensils, rapid cooling below 60 degrees, and immediate separation and storage. Guidance includes plans for an economical farm cream cooling tank available from state agricultural colleges or local creamery.
Due to Osceola teaching staff reductions, kindergarten is eliminated for 1942-1943. A ten week summer school led by Miss Dorothy Gondringer will allow all five year olds to attend as if in regular kindergarten. Sessions run June 1 to August 10 with applications due by May 1 to I. D. Huston or W. D. Cunningham.
Department Honor Roll lists 6th grade Doris Kennedy Jim mie Norton Margery Schneider. 7th grade names Janet Kepner Jewell Morgan Marcia Pratt Nancy Reece Mary Sigler Ruby Wal green Mary Warwick Don Byers Orlo Deeds John Mills Helen Tenn. 8th grade Donna Pratt Sandra Schumann Fred Adedson Donald Anderson Jim Malek Robert Scholz Bob Sigler.
Rev Albert W. Lapthorne presides at 10 a.m. Church School and 11 a.m. Morning Worship with the sermon Rejoicing in Hope. Hastings District Conference begins Tuesday April 21 at York 9:30 a.m. All lay people and Society of Christian Service members urged to attend.
Next Sunday acts as the Second Sunday after Easter with Prof Lund of Luther College leading morning worship. S S at 10 and worship at 11. no evening service. Luther League meets April 16 at 8 pm. Arthur Nelson and Alvin Johnson families host. Harmony Society gathers April 23 at 8 pm at the Wm Buhl home with Doris Boden organizing the program.
The WSCS gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs J L Hurd Mrs Geo Steever and Mrs Abbie Richards hosting. Victor School hosts a high school play Thursday evening followed by lunch. Victor PTA meets Monday April 20 at Victor School with pictures shown.
The thumb is the short thick finger also called the pollex. It is distinguished from other fingers by greater freedom of movement and opposability. The term thumb designates the finger similar to how little finger is used.
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