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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1924

Page

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Osceola Prepares for Fourth of July Celebration

Osceola plans a rousing Fourth of July event with May and June activities led by the Community Club aided by organizations, businesses, and residents. Polk County invited to celebrate on July 4, 1924, with meetings at the G. A. R. Hall detailing plans, road work, swimming pool use, band affairs, dandelion eradication efforts, and civic pride initiatives.

OsceOla Polk County G. A. R. Hall H. C. Duncan Delmar McFaddan Secy Treas S. P. Johnson Chris Behle L. R. Israel E. A. Walrath A. F. Nuquist George Craven T. E. Barr G. T. Ray O. E. Mickey F. T. Butz C. L. LeMar Dr. LeMar W. A. Newcomer A.a.young Matt Sterup Guy Ball Wilber Olson P. E. Douglas Roy Cornish H. J. Tex W. O. Hansen Yutan Central City McFadden Albert Ryan Esters John Sjobloom Columbus Dr.LeMar Raymond Kepner

Osceola's Got the Bug New Language Spreads in Town

Osceola residents discuss oil leases tariffs and tax revision with new radio terminology. A skeptical couple visits a neighbor’s living room and experiences a radio set’s unfamiliar stations and voices. The tale ends with the old man marveling at Pillsbury and radio time flying as the town embraces modern gadgets.

Osceola Itfi

Osceola Republicans Set Precinct Caucus April 19 1924

Republican voters of Osceola precincts to meet in caucus at the courthouse 8 p m on Saturday April 19 1924 to select candidates for precinct assessor and road overseer and a precinct committeeman G Hendrickson committee member expects full participation and marks the party process.

Osceola Court House G. Hendrickson

Revival meetings moved from Sunday to start April 9

Correspondence notes revival meetings at the Methodist church now begin April 9 under Rev. E E Peterson, to run through Easter. Polk's open air band concerts slated for about April 30 with practiced players. Mr R L May preached at the Baptist church last Sunday. Woman's Culture Club to meet April 18 with Mrs A L Finstrom hosting. L C Strasburg overseeing telephone work after Mr Rakestraw's death, he is a candidate. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to meet April 22–23 at the Methodist church. A new barn is planned on the R O U Cox farm occupied by Ester Lackey, by H F E Larson. Olof Ostlund donated house painting. Woman's Mission Circle met at Mrs Ed Larson's. Hosts Mesdames H Larson, S D C Clifford, Theo Larson, Wm Miklee served refreshments. Shostrom, C O Johnson, Oscar Stromsberg, J C McClure installed farm light plants. Ruth Glasser visited from Osceola. mother not well. Mr and Mrs Ross Dorrance to move to Fairmont for new business around month’s start.

Columbus Methodist Church R. OU. Cox Ester Lackey H. FE. Larson Olof Ostlund Woman’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Church Ed Larson Mesdames H. Larson S. D. C. Clifford Theo. Larson Wm. Miklee P. BE. Shostrom C. O. Johnson Oscar Stromsberg J. C. McClure Ruth Glasser Osceola Ross Dorrance Fairmont

Community musical program at M E church directed by Miss Richards

Last Thursday evening a musical program was held at the M E church under the direction of Miss Richards from the high school faculty. Numerous community members attended and performed, enriching the town’s cultural life.

Mrs Lou H Myers Dies in California

Telegram from Pasadena announces the death of Mrs Lou H Myers on Sunday in California where she had wintered for health reasons. The obituary notes her husband W H Myers and their Osceola hardware business origins with his death earlier.

Lou H. Myers Pasadena Calif Denver W. H. Myers Osceola Myers California

Visible pump installed at Manhattan Oil Co station

The Manhattan Oil Co station adds a visible pump of the latest model with ornamental design. Manager Pratt says patrons will have the best service and may choose between the new visible pump and the existing one of the other kind.

Manhattan Oil Co Pratt

Funeral for Mrs Marquis killed in Rochester auto crash

Funeral services for Mrs W. J. Marquis were held at the Am. M. E. church in Stromsburg after a deadly auto accident near Rochester Minnesota last Thursday. Her husband was seriously injured and Dr. James Marquis, their son at Mayo Bros. hospital, traveled to Stromsburg for the service then returned to Rochester.

W. J. Marquis Rochester Minn Am. M. E Stromsburg M. W. Rose James Marquis Mayo Bros. Hospital

Ladies Aid Society Meeting and Club Dates

The Ladies Aid society of the M B E church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the church with Mrs Ruth Miller as hostess assisted by Mesdames Ben Farris Roy Cornish Joel Hanson Henry Hughes Everett Sickles and Miss Edna McCray. Gabalots will be entertained by Mrs Carl Frahm next Wednesday afternoon. Merry Workers will meet next Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Mesdames F H Anderson W O Mickey and Marquis as hostesses.

Ladies Aid Society of M. BE. Church Ruth Miller Mesdames Ben Farris Roy Cornish Joel Hanson Henry Hughes Everett Sickles Edna McCray Gabalots Carl Frahm Presbyterian Church Mesdames F. H. Anderson W. O. Mickey Marquis

Sabbath Observance Talk Leads W C T U Discussion

The W. Cc. T. U. gathered at Mrs. T. E. Barr's home yesterday afternoon with Mrs. I. B. Lemar leading the discussion on Sabbath Observance and The Bible in the School.

T. E. Barr

S. L. C. Society Presents Alice Through the Post Card

The S. L. C. society will host a program next Sunday at eight o clock open to the public. The event is titled Alice through the Post Card and invites community members to attend.

S. L. C. Society Alice

Alice Carpenter Circle Meet At Lucile Dearborn Home

The Alice Carpenter Circle of the Westminster Guild will gather at the home of Lucile Dearborn on Saturday for its meeting.

Alice Carpenter Westminister Guild Lucile Dearborn

Birthday gathering at Mrs Englehardt’s home with 26 relatives

Mrs G W Englehardt hosted a surprise birthday dinner Monday evening for 26 relatives who arrived with baskets and ice cream freezers. The guests enjoyed a pleasant evening and left with memories of a happy birthday.

G. W. Englehardt

Mrs S A Snider Hosts Kensington Tea Afternoon

Mrs S A Snider and her daughters entertain at a Kensington this afternoon and plan another reception this evening.

S. A. Snider Kensington

Wo man’s Club Drama Group Plans Diabolical Circle Study

The Drama department of the Wo man’s Club will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Robert Inness to study the play The Diabolical Circle.

Woman’s Club Robert Inness

Plan to Make Osceola Cleanest City in This Part

The Osceola Community Club forms a Civic Pride Committee to clean streets and yards. Residents urged to remove dirt and rubbish, kill rats, swat flies, trim grass, and keep alleys clean. A weak copper sulfate spray is suggested to reduce dandelions. a prize may go to the yard with fewest dandelions.

Osceola G. T. Ray Arthur B. Mickey Fred Butz Civic Pride Committee

McOltre Thanks Polk County Citizens for Nomination

Joseph C. McOltre extends hearty thanks to Polk County residents who supported his nomination for representative. He expresses gratitude for the part they played in the process.

Polk County

Osceola City Park to Undergo Improvements

A park committee including the City Park Board and representatives from the Woman's Club and Community Club outlined upgrades. Plans call for campground lighting and a cook shack, new water facilities, extended camper space, a northeast park road, and direction signs to Osceola tourists' camp to attract travelers.

City Park Board Woman’s Club City Park Osceola

Immigration bill passes amid high official opposition

The House of Representatives approved a strict immigration bill denying entry to orientals and scrapping the gentlemen's agreement with Japan. The Senate backed the measure without a record vote as tensions rise with Japan and the law moves toward enforcement.

United States Mexico House of Representatives Japan Congress Harry K. Thaw Thaw Senate House Grand Jury Wheeler Montana Department of Justice Dawes Central Powers Soviet Russia

Obituary of Mary J. Cummings Drum Pioneer Nebraska settler

Mary J. Cummings Drum was born May 10 1850 near Pennsville Ohio. She married Mathias Drum November 11 1869 and had nine children. Surviving are Emma Belle Dawson Julia Ellege Lovetta Denton Edgar J Drum Percy Drum and Grace Anderson plus 34 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She died April 14 1924 at grand island Nebraska after funeral April 16 in Shelby Nebraska. Funeral followed at Wesley Chapel cemetery beside her husband and three children.

Mary J. Cummings Pennsville Ohio Viroqua Wis Mathias Drum Emma _ Belle Dawson Linn Grove Julia Ellege Ralston Nebr Lovetta Denton Edgar Edgar J.drum Shelby Percy Drum Geneva Grace Anderson Gradn Island Sarah Gillette Warrens Childre R Drum Nebraska Methodist Episcopal Church Jeng Grand Island Methodist Shelby C. E. Ruch G. T. Savery Wesley Chapel Cemetery

Logarda Van Dorn Rites Held for Nebraska Native

Logarda Van Dorn born in Indiana April 18 1863 moved with family to Illinois then Nebraska in 1880. She married W J Marquis October 21 1884 lived near Stromsburg later in town and ran a hardware store. Survived by husband son Dr James W Marquis and nine siblings. Died near Rochester Minnesota April 10 1924 buried Stromsburg Nebraska April 13 1924. She was a Christian Church member for 28 years and active in Eastern Star and Daughters of the American Revolution.

Logarda van Dorn Indiana Ilinois Nebraska W. J. Marquis Stromsburg Marquis James W. Marquis Rochester Minn Christian Church M. i Church Eastern Star Daughters of the American Revolution

W O Johnson Store Closed Trustees Appointed

At a Tuesday stockholders meeting of the W. O. Johnson Co a plan to close the store was approved and a trustee Frank H Anderson was named. The firm will inventory assets then liquidate to pay creditors share and share alike. Osceola residents note the loss of a longtime Polk county pioneer merchant.

W. O. Johnson Frank H.anderson Anderson Osceola

Postmaster Reappointed at Osenola Office

W. E. Snider received notice of his reappointment as postmaster at the Osenola post office. Homer Hartson and Miss Gladys Snider passed postal clerk examinations with high marks, 98.25 percent and 99.21 percent respectively, after an examiner noted only four errors in Miss Snider’s east half of Nebraska testing.

W. E. Snider Osenola Homer Hartson Gladys Snider C. A. Beach Lincoln Railway Mail Service Hartson

Local notes from Rising City and vicinity this week

George Fleming visited Rising City yesterday and returned home with his son Gerald. Numerous residents traveled to Lincoln and Omaha for visits, business, and hospital trips. Easter flowers promoted. city court handled speeding and untagged driving cases. a firemen’s dance raised funds.

George Fleming Rising City Gerald Rising Kilma Johnston Lincoln Myra Joy Omaha Jessie Marquis Indiana Hoosier State Rays Marshal Lewis George Inness Harold Rice G. T. Ray

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BY J. G. Jayser Mr. Host Mr. Skeptic Mrs. Skeptic Mrs. Host Wdaps Wdaws Wmjs Ceap the Dials Sarah Duncar Produce Co Farmers Grain Co Polk E. E. Peterson M.E. Church Miss Richards St. Elizbeth Hospital C. F. Moore Fairbury John Baily I. F. Moore David City Frank Carlson Wesley Erickson John Tongue Aurora Women’s Clubs Neville E. P. Pike Manhattan Station Cain J. J. Marquis Joseph C. McOltre Osceola City Park Mary Drum W. J. Marqus Johnson Store H. M. Powers S. O. Whaley M. A. Mills, Sr Axel F. Johnson Jennie Ballenger N. B. Doggett Albert Nelson Alfred Swanson Fred Schwab Vera Kirtley Cheney S. A. Enider Snider H. H. Campbell Esther Beck Colorado Springs Ray Phil Campbell U. S. Treasury Department W. R. C. Raeder Oscar Anderson York Hospital Christ Behle Wilma Pike Ben Fineey Hugo DeBere Beulah Mesdames Frank Mills Victor Berggren Woman's Clubs Anna Albin John Bease Horst
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