Obituary for Carl S. Baum of Omaha Nebraska
Carl S. Baum died of heart trouble in a Baton Rouge hotel while returning from Corpus Christi to Omaha. Born October 16 1885 in Osceola Nebraska he graduated Creighton Pharmacy after high school and built a successful Omaha drugstore career. He is survived by wife Edna and siblings Edna Sipherd D E Geeseman Earl Arthur Baum with services held in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Baum
Osceola
Mr. Baum
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Baum
Flo
Nebraska
J. Baum
Osceola High School
G. T. Ray
Creighton School of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmacy
Omaha
Underwood
Earl Baum
Arthur Baum
Carl Baum
Luthermen Chorus Draws Large Crowd At Luther College
The Luthermen chorus from Luther College of Wahoo performed at the Lutheran Church and again at the high school on Monday morning. Led by Prof. Carl Nelson the group delivered a well trained program praised by a large city audience. Elton Johnson sang softly and clearly in a notable solo and pianist Richard Hliadek provided accomplished accompaniment. The 40 minute school program was warmly received by students and teachers.
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Luthermen
Luther College of
Wahoo
Lutheran Church
Our City
Carl Nelson
Luther College
Elton Johnson
Jesus
West Side Flodman Lind Wedding at Trumbull Parsonage
Hazel Flodman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Modman wed Lawrence Lind son of Mr and Mrs Henry Lind at the Methodist parsonage in Trumbull Rev C H Lind officiated The couple's families and Polk County social circle attend Hazel a Polk High School graduate and teacher in district 12 The groom, a Polk High School graduate 1928, attended Lincoln schools Also notes of local visits and social events accompany the wedding item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Flodman
Ernest Modman
Lawrence Lind
Henry Lind
Trumbull
C. H. Lind
Polk County
Polk High School
Lincoln
Shelby Community Notes Highlight Local Work and Visits
Shelby residents report spring work at homes and businesses. Fred J. Strain puts in long hours at his furniture store and roofs his residence. Several neighbors visit family in Shelby, including Mrs Alton Merrick's Kansas City return, and Mrs Saholz's recovery from surgery. Local tradesmen repaint the Shel by Shoe Repair Shop exterior. Joe Schmidt recovers from rib injuries in Shelby. John Parsley undergoes nose surgery at Shelby hospital with a positive recovery. St Ann Sodality hosts parish hall gathering. New Shelby residents Mr and Mrs Glen Austin relocate from Lincoln to Ernest Bahr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Strain
West Shelby
Alton ‘Merrick
Kansas City
R. Bemis
A.L. Saholz
St. Mary’s Hospital
Columbus
Henry Rood
Meade
Nebr
Shelby
Shelby Shoe Repair Shop
Gus Pacholke
W. F. Crozier
Stapleton
Joseph Schmidt
A. L. Scholz
Schmidt
Scholz
John Parsley
Shelby Hospital
G. B. ‘Potter
Omaha
E. E. Brillhart
Potter
Karl Thelen
Parsley
N V Gondringer
Nick Gondringer
Margaret Fillinger
St. Ann Sodality
M. J. Gondringer
George
Glen Austin
Lincoln
Ernest Bahr
Austin
Smith Baking Company
J. E. Bernt Grocery and Meat Market
Wesley Chapel church notes and community updates
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society met last Thursday with Mrs. Harry Hewitt. Members brought suppers to the church Friday served on new folding tables by Frank Hewitt and Harry McBeth. Doors at the front entrance were replaced, a cupboard donated by Rev. Pengelly, and a call for the return of a gray granite pan. Several locals and visitors are listed with travels, visits, and confirms, plus Ronal Peterson bought a new tractor.
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Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Harry Hewitt
Church Aid
Frank Hewitt
Harry McBeth
Pengelly
Elizabeth Jarmin
Chicago
Martin Scholz
Osceola
Henry Johnson
Lloyd Bartholomew
Columbus
William Brandt
Ray Brigham
Imperial
Nebraska
Boardman
Polk County
Kalvesta
Kansas
Arkansas
Louis Schott
Shelby
Bishop of
Lincoln
Alvin
F. E B. Merrick
Richard Merrick
Earl Treadway
Clarence Anderson
L. E. Treadway
H. F. Nantkes
Tom Fozzard
Wilbur Nantkes
del Richmond
Silas Davis
Ronal Peterson
Social Center School District to mark 60th anniversary
Osceola Nebraska district celebrates sixty years of organization with a Friday April 27 1934 homecoming. Activities run 10 am to 4 pm including a noon basket lunch. invites former teachers pupils and residents to attend. Doris R. Hanson, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Center
Osceola
Nebraska
Doris R. Hanson
High School Operetta at Rivoli Tuesday
A cast of seventy presents The Marriage of Nannette at the Rivoli Theatre Tuesday evening April 24 at eight. The operetta features Frances Pearson as Heroise and Marjorie Richmond as Yvonne with Carl Peterson as Duc DAntin and Ruth Zang as Madelon. Cast includes Noel Thompson, Alberta Anderson, Allen Scholz, Edgar Backlund, Neal McBeth, Zingara dancers, and village couples in a two hour comic enchantment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivoli
Nannette
Rivoli Theatre
Heroise
Comtesse de Martigny
Frances Pearson
Yvonne
LaGitana
Marjorie Richmond
Fredric
Duc D’antin
Carl Peterson
Madelon
Ruth Zang Henri
Warren Johnson Hilaire
Noel Thompson Mme
Zenobie
Jeannette Frasier Nannette
Alberta Anderson Edmond
Mme
Allen Scholz Roderique
Edgar Backlund
Hospital Notes From Osceola Area
Mrs Maurice Swanson and her son plan to return home in Stromsburg late this week. Mrs Carl Peterson to leave Osceola Hospital this week and go home southwest of the city. Archie Marsden of Shelby underwent an appendicitis operation at Osceola Hospital yesterday morning performed by Dr Harley Eklund. Mrs Tillman Joy had a major operation Monday at Osceola Hospital by Dr Eklund. Miss Opal Wilson of Stromsburg was operated on for appendicitis Monday at Osceola Hospital by Dr R L Schroeder and Dr Anderson of Stromsburg. Mrs Walter Jones was moved to Immanuel Hospital in Omaha Friday and is progressing nicely. Mrs Forrest Seward, under Osceola Hospital, returned home Saturday. She was patient of Dr R L Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Swanson and Son
Stromsburg
Carl Peterson
Osceola Hospital
Archie Marsden
Shelby
Harley Eklund
Tillman Joy
Eklund
Opal Wilson
R. L. Schroeder
Anderson
Walter Jones
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Forrest Seward
Contracted acres barred from harvesting forage crops
State corn-hog administrator W. H. Brokaw said no changes in rules about contracted acres. Under the Agricultural Adjustment Program contracted acres cannot be used for any harvested crop, despite reports on forage crops.
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W. H. Brokaw
Brokaw
Community Notes From Stromsburg Area This Week
Fairview residents Louis Jennings Alvin Reed Lesta and Mildred Mace attended an operetta in Stromsburg. Meady Westman bought a new car last week. A Jiggs supper and program is planned at the community hall on Thursday April 26 sponsored by the Ladies Aid fourth division. Families and locals are engaging in visits dinners and gatherings across Fairview Polk and Columbus areas with several host homes and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jennings
Alvin Reed
Lesta Mace
Mildred Mace
Stromsburg
Henry Strickland
Lincoln
Heitzman
Strickland
C. O. Carlson
C. Widga
Polk
Maxcy
Fairfield
Mead Westman
Gertrude Grimm
Cairo
Orion Bryan
Alice
Melvin VanAlstine
Columbus
Wm. Dake
Emmett Dwyer
H. A. McCormick
Ladies Aid
George Buchta
Gust Boden
Namoi Cadwell
Virgil
Emmet Dwyer
Fred Dunn
Thomas Meacham
Sundya
Joe Need
L. R.meacham
George Heinemeyer
Donald
Legion Auxiliary Convention Planned at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary County Convention will be held tomorrow at the Legion Hall with three out of town speakers. Luncheon will be served in the basement and a D A R invitation extended. The program begins 10:00 with registration and color advancement and includes addresses, music, and a tree planting before luncheon at 12:30 and a closing adjournment after 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Voice
Jeanette Frasier
J. A. Kucera
Clarkson Music
Polk
O. L. Webb
David City
School Departments Report Hike and Rehearsal
The Physical Education Department enjoyed a hike south of town Tuesday evening. The Drama Department did not hold a regular meeting but held a rehearsal for the spring party playlet.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Banquet in Osceola hall
Osceola Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a banquet for members with forty plus years in service and twenty five plus years for Rebekahs. Grand officials from Lincoln Silver Creek Clarks and Shelby attended. Guests heard short addresses and letters from absent charter members. The event also celebrated newly remodeled dining room and kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Osceola
I. O. O. F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Jefferson of
Lincoln
P. G. M. H. A. Taylor
Silver Creek
Methodist Church
Price
Clarks
Locke
D. D. G. M. McClung
Shelby
N. G. W. E. Snider
Osceola Arbor Day Program Planned for New Park
The Osceola Arbor Day program set for Monday April 23 1934 at 3 30 PM at the new city park includes a bugle assembly prayer led by Rev Wright songs and poems by local leaders a tree dedication by the Women's Club P EO D A R Community Club Osceola Garden Club and Junior Garden Club with S A Snider accepting on behalf of the Park Board and a school assembly song. Citizens may order trees from C M Humphrey with Harrison Nursery offering a special price. about thirty trees are needed to complete the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Pierson
New City Park
Wright
America
Betty Jo Carson
Robert Inness
Women’s Club
P.E.O. D.A.R
Osceola
Park Board
S. A. Snider
Paul iMelin
W. W. Norton
Harrison Nursery
Women's Club department meetings held last week
The Women's Club held meetings of the Literature Music and Home Economics departments. Literature discussed The Proselyte by Susan Hertz with Miss Hendrickson presenting the review. Music elected officers for next year and spent time in rehearsal. Home Economics papers were read by several members including Miss Bruce, and the department will be renamed Junior Literature with travel study planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Jas. Inness
Baldwin
Marquis
D. Sigler
Lulus Hendrickson
Susan Hertz
Hendrickson
Beulah Hansen
Clyde Smith
Ruth Miller
Treas
F. W. Schumann
A. A. Wurtz
Hastert
Herman Anderson
Kumpf
Bryant
Juanita Bruce
Iowa-Nebr. Light and Power Co
Stromsburg Social News and Local Visits
Stromsburg hosts family dinners with Olson families and guests from Leigh Fremont and Omaha. Luther College Choir from Wahoo performed at Swedish Lutheran Church while Byron Johnson recovers from pneumonia. Elving Anderson wins Polk County spelling title and advances to state level in Omaha. Local couples visit Gothenburg guests of Walter Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Olson
Eva
Margaret
Stromsburg
Edna
Leigh
Marie
Fremont
Geo. L. Olson
Omaha
Wm. MacGaffin
W. M. Scott
H. MacGaffin
Polk
Luther College Choir
Wahoo
Swedish Lutheran Church
Byron Johnson
J. G. Green
C. A. Green
Lincoln
A. D. Anderson
Doctor
Vivian Hans
Fred Knerr
Lincon
Elving Anderson
Polk County
Osceola
Omaha World Herald
Elving
Edwin L. Anderson
A. C. Morrill
J. A. Westenius
Gothenburg
Walter Dale
Forty Polk County candidates file for office in primary race
Forty candidates filed for county and district posts with primaries still about a hundred days away. The list includes Roy L. Ericson and John I. Anderson for county clerk, M S Pearson for treasurer, and J T Stanton for county attorney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Roy L. Ericson
John I. Anderson
W. E. Pierson
Bert Smith
John Lees
Frank H. Anderson
C. B. Barber
Fred W. Schuman
T. A. Reece
Vernon Anderson
Guy F. Ball
C. Guy Anderson
Tom I. Austin
Albert Seabeck
W. Roy van Hoosen
Fred Case
I. D. Huston
Louis M. Albrecht
Henry Horstman
Olive M. McBeth
Caution to Auto and Truck Drivers in City Limits
A dated public safety notice urges motorists to drive cautiously within city limits as spring activity increases. It warns against speeding through alleys where children may play and emphasizes safe driving to prevent accidents. Signed by C. M. Humphrey of the First Aid and Life Saving Commission.
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Iity
C. M. Humphrey
First Aid & Life Saving Com
Ralph Houdersheldt dies after horse kick in 1934
Ralph Houdersheldt son of Mr and Mrs W H Houdersheldt was born November 18 1892 and died April 13 1934 from injuries after being kicked in the head by a horse. Funeral services were held at his parents home and at the United Brothers Church in Shelby with Rev Savery and Rev Stiverson officiating. Burial followed in Shelby cemetery. He served in the army including Camp Funston and overseas in World War I. He is survived by his wife Fern and two children June Claire and Glen Elwood, his parents, four sisters and two brothers. Attending from distance included family members from Idaho California Seward and Bellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Houdersheldt
W. H. Houdersheldt
Shelby
United Brothers Church
Savery of Lincoln
Stiverson
Polk County
Rupert
Idaho
Fern
June Claire
Glen Elwood
Jewel Stalnaker
Madison
Nd.br
Paul B. Gruen
McCook, Nobr
Chas. Dickey, Jr
Columbus
Harold Ingalls
Roy
Lincoln
Maurice
Ralph
U. BR. Church of
Camp Funston
Fern Bartlett
Seward Nebr
Olive Bartlett
Rupent
Kate Pearson
Mantica
California
Frank Eshleman
North Platte
Frank Houdersheldt
Earl Houdersheldt
Seward
Nebr
Leo Funkhouser
Bellwood
Neraska
Junior Garden Club organized for Ridge area children
The Junior Garden Club Group No. 1 has been formed for the northeast Ridge, a division of the Osceola Garden Club. More groups may follow in the city, benefiting the city park. The new group will undertake an Arbor Day project next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Garden Club
Ridge
Osceola Garden Club
St Andrews benefit play and local social notes
Here Comes Carlie will be staged Monday April 23 in Ellers Hall to raise funds for St Andrews Church with 10 and 25 cent admissions. The page lists visits and social calls among residents from Shelby Bellwood Columbus Monroe and Omaha plus district baseball results and local employment and home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlie
Ellers Hall
St. Andrews Church
Albert W.gabriel
Ambrose Gariel
Bertha Bernt
Louis Hastert
Shelby
Sacred Heart Church
Julius Nebosis
William Evening
Bellwood
George Ebel
Henry Ebel S Jr
Near Bellwood
John Gabriel
Alfred Bernt
Near Columbus
District 68
District 24
Emma Nebosis
Virginia Bernt
Columbus
Walter Ross
Near Monroe
Julius A. Johansen
Ralph Hasselbalth
Near Shelby
J. F. Nemesis
Frank Hilligas
Clarks
Albert Johansen
Wm. Markhofer
Omaha
Edward Messing
Mary Kubicek
Messing
Mathilda Seberger
Henry Blessen
Lawrence Seberger
Marvin Dawes
Leo Glatter
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West Side
Flodman—Lind
Pearl
Opal
LaVerne Fredrickson
John Stohl
Luther League
Harlan Johnson
David Jones
C. O. Fredrickson
Ansel Fredrickson
Grand Island
Norma Carlson
Sylvia Fredrickson
Oliver Johnson
Donald Johnson
Norma Light
Loup City
Ernest Daddow
LaVina Holm
Genoa
Nels Holm
Oscar Fredrickson
Pearle
Minnie Stohl
Wesley Chapel
Blaw
Baptiste
Neal McBeth Reporello
Teenenee Fredrickson Zingara
LeVina Herrmann
Susanne
Sierracenes
Maxine Johnson
San Richard Irland
Fairview
Woman's Club
ST. Andrews
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