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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1929

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Lucretia May Detweiler Died At 47 In Osceola Nebraska

Lucretia May Detweiler died at 4 30 AM on April 11 1929 at her Osceola Nebraska home. Born April 10 1882 in Newburg Pennsylvania she lived 47 years and a part of a day. She was the daughter of Thomas A Detweiler and Rachel Alma Detweiler. She used a wheelchair for many years and bedridden the last four. A Presbyter ian church member for about 25 years she enjoyed music and radio programs and remained hopeful to regain health. Funeral services were held at the house with interment in Osceola Cemetery. Dr Taylor of Omaha and Rev Smith of Osceola officiated.

Lucretia May Detweiler Osceola Nebraska Thomas A. Detweiler Rachel Almira Detweiler Newburg Cumberland County Pennsyyvania Presbyterian Church Florence Lucretia Bessie M. Mickey Dr. Taylor Omaha Smith

Cream price change under new direct shipper plan

The Duncan Produce Co announces a new cream buying plan effective April 15. They will pay the producer a direct shipper price at the station and deduct 31c as a service charge to cover commissions and expenses. The price under the new plan will be about 5c per pound higher than previously. They seek customer patronage.

H. C. Duncan Produce CO

Osceola Community Club approves summer concert series

The Osceola Community Club met at Malek's Café with large attendance and voted to hire a band for weekly concerts starting next month. Plans include Sunday afternoon shows at the swimming pool during summer. S. A. Snider shared highlights of his winter in California. The group will reconvene next Thursday at 6 30 P M.

Osceola Community Club Malek S. A. Snider California

South Shelby Pig Club Meets For Sanitation Lesson

The South Shelby Pig Club held its April 12 meeting at Geo. Island home with 27 people present including one Victor Pig Club member. Merle Cunningham led a sanitation and disease prevention lesson and discussions on daily feed records. The ladies of the club planned an achievement day program and lunch was served.

South Shelby

Stomsburg Social and Local Business Notes

Residents attended a Bridge Lunch at the Hunsaker home with thirty two ladies present. Mrs. Geo. H. Presson visited from Lincoln to spend time with her mother. Various locals made trips to Omaha and Osceola for business. The Swedish Baptist Church interior was redecorated. Highway No. 66 bridge from Meridian to Polk finished and awaiting filling work. N. G. Johnson bought 40 acres for 42.50 an acre. Rev Froman’s wife and baby were at York hospital. a son was born to the Fromans. Dr Flippen remains ill. Kenneth Moore and other students spent spring break in town. Dr. Minnick noted a looming legislature close. Edd Laurman returned from Kansas after a sick brother.

Mesdames Hunsaker Wright Laurie Hunsaker Geo. H. Presson Lincoln A. C. Anderson Wallace Scott Omaha L. A. Erickson Willard H. R. Haverland Commercial Club Park Hotel Helen Lund State University Andrew Lund Eric Froman Free Mission Church York Lutheran Hospital L. H. Headstrom Ericson Osceola A. B. Hedbloom Albert Jr Shelby Swedish Baptist Church N. G. Johnson Ludwick Hall J. L. Olson Lunner and Johnson R. L. Minnick Edd Laurman Kansas

Osceola Social Roundup Includes Local Visits

Carl Wieseman and wife visited Mrs. Wieseman’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo Matheson in Osceola for Sunday dinner. The Happy Hour Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chris Wieseman. Friday evening guests at Burrel Fox’s home were Mr and Mrs Harry Musselman of Osceola and the Adolph Grossnicklaus family. York callers Monday included Mrs Walter Wieseman and her children. Maple Leaf Club meets Thursday afternoon with hostess Mrs Sam Cadwell. Herman Sarow and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C R Timm of Osceola. Mr and Mrs Richard Wieseman and baby visited Frank Hendrickson and wife near Osceola. Sunday guests at Frank Miller’s included Mrs Miller’s father George Creemen of Silver Creek and Walter Creemen and wife. Mr and Mrs N E Lesner and daughter of northwest of Osceola were dinner guests at L E Miller’s. Merrill Horst of Osceola and Arthur Miller left for Whiting Iowa to work this summer.

Carl Wieseman Herman Sarow C. R. Timm Osceola Richard Wieseman Frank Hendrickson Frank Miller Miller George Creemen Silver Creek Walter Creemen N. E. Lesner Northwest of Osceola L. E. Miller Merrill Horst Arthur Miller Whiting Iowa Strumburn Clarks Wm. Dake Laverne Omaha Fern Dake Clara Reed Hill Mary Rothemale Luella Lovell Lincoln Harvey McCormick Lee Ruff Eugene Roy Dwyer Fred Dunn Joe Shannahan Tom Dwyer Helen Dake Claire Virgil

Wash and Grease Your Car Service Satisfies

Nielsen Chevrolet Co offers car washing and greasing service advertised as “Service that Sat isfies,” promising Saturday availability.

Nielsen Chevrolet Co

Mrs Nathan Elledge obituary recounts long life of devotion

Mrs Nathan Elledge born Sarah Rebecca Swiggart in Milan Missouri January 6 1854 died at home in Osceola Nebraska Sunday April 14 1929 aged 75 years 3 months and 8 days. She married Nathan Elledge in Hamburg Iowa in 1872 and left six children D E E Amos Leanna Keirns Benjamin John and Mary Evert plus two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A devout Methodist Episcopal and longtime Osceola resident she aided youth and neighbors endured five years of illness with cheer. Funeral services were held April 15 1929 from the family home Osceola and interment followed in the Osceola cemetery.

Nathan Elledge Sarah Rebecca Swiggart David Swiggart Milan Missouri Osceola Nebraska Hamburg Iowa D. E Ralston Nebr Amos Columbus Leanna Keirns Omaha Benjamin John Mary Evert Laurel Montana Maggie Jacks Ellen Hooper Wayne County Polk County Methodist Fipiscopal Church Handel Collier First Methodist Church

Merry Workers elect officers at Mrs Stephenson home

The Merry Workers met last Wednesday at Mrs Pearl Stephenson's. Officers elected: Mrs Oscar Thomas President, Mrs Effie Campbell Vice President, Mrs Nellie Ecklund Secretary, Mrs Marie Rosenberry Treasurer. Dean Dillsaver remains in York hospital. Several York visits and family caring duties noted.

Merry Workers Pearl Stephenson Oscar Thomas Effie Campbell Nellie Ecklund Marie Rosenberry C. E. Hoffer Studebaker Dean Clifford Dillsaver York Arthur Lindquist Glen Sacks Tracy Nelson Russel Kreis N. S. Alberts Lawrence Hoffer Ben Obrist St. Edwards W. L.obrist Snday Frank Kuhnel David City Horton McKeag James McKeag

Community Meet at Stoner School House Friday Evening

A community meeting is planned at Stoner School House on Friday evening, April 19. Local residents expect Mesdames Mabel Thompson and Pearl Massie to entertain the club this Wednesday afternoon.

Stoner School House Mabel Thompson Pearl Massie Helen Dake Johnson R. N. Hastings W. D. Hastings Will Wilcox Clarence Headlee Blanche Peterson Russel Hastings Miss Dake Ruth Hastings Osceola

Methodist Church Weekly Services and District Men’s Council

The Methodist Church schedules morning and evening services each Sunday with a Sunday School at 10 A M and Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Midweek service is Wednesday at 7 30 P M. District Men’s Council with Marie Capelli singing planned for next Wednesday at Aurora. Young Women’s Mission Kensington meet next Tuesday evening led by Mrs. Dorothy Campbell and committee members.

Epworth League Aurora Marie Capelli Kensington George Berck Eda Grossnicklaus Sophia Kresha Leona Schultz M. E. Collier Dorothy Campbell

Shelby News Highlights Local People and Events

Shelby residents welcome a ten pound baby boy as Mr and Mrs Engelbert Gabel celebrate. Rt Rev F J Beckman of Lincoln conducted services at Sacred Heart Church. Mrs Edward Carpenter returns home after illness. Postmaster Guy Anderson buys a Tudor Ford. Several local families relocate and visit. Public school lists vacancies, including science. Roller skating season ends with trip to Clay Center. A silver wedding anniversary for Henry and Mrs Eble at Bellwood. many attendees from Shelby. A birthday reunion, tone of community life with weddings, removals, and hospital stays noted.

Shelby Engelbert Gabel F. J. Beckman Lincoln Sacred Heart Church Siop Beckman Conri Edward “Penter Gail Shay Glen Davis Continental South Main Street Fred Brigham H. W. Umshler Grand Walter Cecyle Fa Columbus Kelly Guy Anderson Cizal Miller Shelby Hospital Kensington Norma Mettlen Mildred Hattel Ruth Johnson Mary Dornan Milford Bullock Schuyler Fullerton Wallace Logan Shelby Public School Anna Krumbach Ava Lee Jennie Sidwell Helen Dake Osceola Irene Dixon Nadine Bemis Rising City Shelby Roller Skating Clay Center Nebr Clarence Maulsby Glen Maulsby Kansas George Owens Octavia Thos. Hattel Margaret Fillinger Nick Gondringer Margaret Gondinger Lena N. V. Gondinger Bellwood Henry Eble Isabelle Barker Chicago James Fasbender Elmer Runyon Roy Johnson H@iasan~Anderson F. M. Liebee Beatrice Phil Wieseman Phil Ball Chas Lucas Gresham John Lockard Sam Andrews W. F. Pointer A. H. McGrew Albin Wye Ball Mr. McGrew August Thelen, Jr Glenn Nichols B. S. Miller Lewis Resso Ericson Laura Taddiken United Brethern Church Eugene Thelen Evelyn Knerr Stromsburg Council Bluffs Iowa Hope Circle G. T. Lavery Jalie LaMunyon David City Hospital

St Pauls Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule

Rev Paul Melin leads St Pauls Lutheran Church activities from Thursday to Sunday. The Harmony Society, Bible Study Hour, Confirmation Class, Junior Mission Band, Sunday School, English and Swedish Worship, Vesper Service, Luther League, and social gatherings are listed with times and hosts including Enoch and Gust Bodeen families.

The Harmony Society Helen Swanson Luther League Enoch Bodeens Enoch Bodeen Gust Bodeen

For Sale Buff Orpington Cockerels and Eggs

Frank H. Andersen offers fine Buff Orpington cockerels and setting eggs in Osceola Nebraska. Osceola Realty Auction Co provides farm listing services and advertises phone contacts 34 and 37 for Osceola, Nebr.

Frank H. Andersen Osceola Nebr Osceola Realty Auction Co Neb

Osceola Woman's Club year ends with April events

Osceola Woman's Club held its final regular meeting of the year on April 15 at the school house. The Arts and Crafts leader Mrs. J W Fillman received a gift. A Spring Party luncheon followed at the Methodist Church parlor with hostesses and a varied program. A luncheon is planned for April 26 in Scotts Hall Stromsburg. A special meeting April 22 will install new officers and share district convention reports plus convention plays.

Osceola Woman's Club J. W. Fillman A. F. Nuquist L. M. Shaw Mark Timm Lou Israel Joe Peterson Raymond Kepner Music Dept Robert Inness May Merrick Lincoln Osceola Woman’s Club E. A. Boostrom Stromsburg Kenneth Cornish F. W. Schuman Yenne Osceola Pacific Improvement Club Scotts Hall I. D. Huston Lloyd Timm W. W. Norton George Humphrey

Beulah Clergy Hosts Visits as Community News Volumes

Beulah area residents chat at Rev Friday's home and share updates from Clarks to Silver Creek. attendees include Lee Ruff family, McCormicks, Dwyers, Dake and Nantkes households, with hospital and university notes and a birthday and wedding anniversary celebrated at Lincoln.

Our National Flower An Ode To Queen Corn

A brief poem praising Indian corn as the national symbol. The author extols corn as a marker of liberty and plenty, linking it to national pride and cultural heritage from North to South and across the land.

Clara Elizabeth Rice Washington Southlands Mars

South Shelby Club Announces April Anniversary Meeting

The South Shelby Club will meet April 25 at Mrs. Roy Johnson's home with Mrs. Alpha Beebe as assistant hostess and Mrs. Hazel Cunningham leading the program. It marks an anniversary and Guest Day plus local Achievement Day. all members should attend and bring a guest.

South Shelby Club Roy Johnson Alpha Beebe Hazel Cunningham

Local residents make visits and travel plans across states

Mrs. J E McDaniel and daughter Mildred return from five weeks in Kansas City and Missouri. Several families head to Minnesota South Dakota and Canada for visits and business. Brauer attends embalming course in Omaha. C H Lindburg departs for Battleford Canada on two week trip.

J. E. McDaniel Mildred Kansas City Missouri R. J. Allison Thompson Harold Beckman Dorothy Anna Beckman Kenasota So. Dak W. E. Bedient and Sons Mabel Meloy York Billie McGaffin Vera Hill Naomi Alfred State University

Pretty Pierce Nebraska wedding unites Fuchs Haschke couple

Miss Anna Fuchs and William Haschke were married at St. Joseph Church Pierce Nebraska on April 9 in a double ring ceremony by Rev Mester Paston. The reception at Unity Hall followed for about two hundred guests with music by Ambrose Orchestra Humphrey and a two course midnight luncheon. The couple plans to live on a farm near Humphrey after a wedding trip east. Attending relatives from Shelby and the valley joined the celebration.

St. Joseph Church Pierce Nebr Anna Fuchs Wm. Hashke Humphrey Nebraska Mester Paston Francis Fuchs Elizabeth Haschke Frank Haschke Mike Fuchs Ven Aloisus Unity Hall Joseph Schott Ambrose Orchestra Haschke Johanna Fuchs Mr. Haschke Anton Haschke Columbus Here Louie Scholtz Miss Marie Shelby

Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth

Mr and Mrs Edmund Schott hosted friends at the Englebert Gabel home. A nine and a half pound baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Clinton From. Osceola visitors Mrs James Farris Sr and Ann Alt toured Columbus. A McCormick family reunion occurred near Fairview with related gatherings and visits by Dunn, Dunn, and From families.

Edmund Schott Englebert Gabel Glen Kresha Raymond Schott Joe Schott Shelby Schott Pierce Nebraska Clinton F. D. Butz James Dunn, Sr Osceola Fred Dunn Ernst Oswald Alt Miss Ann Columbus James Farris Will Zimmerman Rudolf Urban Harve McCormick Fairview McCormick

Business Women's League Meeting Notice

The Business Women's League will meet next Tuesday evening April 3 at Edith Gray's home. Executive Board members should gather immediately prior to the regular meeting.

Business Women’s League Avril Edith Gray

For Sale Early Ohio Seed Potatoes

A local classified item lists for sale early Ohio seed potatoes offered by Mrs. E. Crouse.

Ohio E. Crouse

Talking Pictures Here Next Week At Auditorium

The Auditorium will install talking moving pictures this week and present The Lion and the Mouse as the first feature. Polk County audiences can see two shows nightly at 7 and 9 o'clock for four nights starting next Monday. Lloyd Timm brought the new technology to Osceola at considerable expense and invites support from fans of eye and ear entertainment.

Lloyd Timm Polk County Timm Osceola

Pleasantly Surprised at Crozier Housewarming Party

Wesley Chapel residents gathered Friday at Mr and Mrs Crozier home for a housewarming surprise. Alonzo Merrick Rev Herrmann formerly of Wesley Chapel joined in, with Croziers sharing Philippine Islands schoolwork, Pacific coast travel photos and souvenirs before a late luncheon ended a happy evening.

Wesley Chapel Flint Crozier Alonzo Merrick Herrmann Shelby Crozier Pacific Coast States

Local Notes Include Visits and Meetings Circa Osceola

Fremont resident Miss Sarah Campbell visits Osceola while Mrs J L Heald of Omaha stays with friends there. Fred Strobel plans a visit next week. Rebekah Lodge hosts Amy Conger with guests from Polk and Shelby. American Legion Auxiliary to meet April 19 at Mrs Jack Malek’s home. Bake sale nets $21. Ads promote Nielsen Goodyear campaign and Amco mash price. Salem M E Church choir to perform April 21 in Shelby with free will offering.

Duncan Sarah Campbell Fremont Osceola J. L. Heald Omaha Fred Strobel Paul Melin South Dakota Minnesota Claude Pippett Lincoln Pippett The State University Rebekah Lodge Amy Conger Loup City Rebekah Assembly Polk Shelby American Legion Auxiliary Jack Malek Roy VanHoosen Delmar McFadden Amco Duncan’s Nielsen Chevrolet Co Goodyear Tire Co Goodyears Salem M. E Seward Epworth

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A. A. Wurtz Hackberry Methodist Church H. Collier ST Pauls Lutheran Church Beulah Fitch Reg. Price A. P. Witthuhn
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