Six Clubs In Golf Circuit Remain In Plan For Summer Schedule
The Mid-Nebraska golf circuit will stay intact with six clubs Columbus David City Central City Fullerton Osceola and Schuyler and Wahoo dropping out. The season opens April 28 at David City with a series of team matches and a general tournament at Columbus on Sept 15. A new scoring method credits the first 20 low scores for 20 points each per home club and teams consist of ten players.
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Mid-Nebraska
Columbus
David City
Central City
Fullerton
Osceola
Schuyler
Wahoo
Columbus Telegram
Business Women's League Attends State Convention in Columbus
Several members of the Business Women's League attended the State Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Columbus last April 17. Delegates May Dixon Signe Sandin Ida Hanson Edith Gray Eva Sandin attended all sessions. Others joined Thursday evening banquet despite weather: Sophia Kresha Neela Miller Lenore Andersen Mary Anderson Madge Moore Millie Dahlberg Allinda Fernandez Lillian Timm Grace Johnston Alice Matheson Bernice Brown praised the meeting and Lena Madesin Phillips, National President, for a standout address.
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Business Women’s League
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Columbus
May Dixon
Signe Sandin
Ida Hanson
Edith Gray
Eva Sandin
Sophia Kresha
Neela Miller
Lenore Andersen
Mary Anderson
Madge Moore
Millie Dahlberg
Allinda Fernandez
Lillian Timm
Grace Johnston
Alice Matheson
Bernice Brown
Lena Madesin Phillips
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Matson in Aurora Nebraska
A Sunday April 21 celebration at Aug ust Matson's in Aurora Nebraska marked Mrs Matson's 50th birthday with more than 50 Polk County friends and relatives attending. Gifts included a large bouquet of red carnations and other flowers. A luncheon was served at 4 p.m. and a second at 7 p.m. as birthday cakes were shared.
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Mrs. Matson
Jee Kitchen Curtains at Steeple Variety Store
Curtain sets priced at 50 cents per set are available at the Steeple Variety Store.
Missionary Speaker at Eden Baptist Draws Crowd in Stromsburg
Mrs. Robinson of San Francisco spoke at Eden Baptist Church Sunday night as a returned missionary from China. Community members R L Anderson and C T Moline traveled to Omaha on business this week. The Mission Circle and Gleaner Ladies met at local homes for programs and refreshments. Local families and students attended birthday parties, visits, and college-related business in Stromsburg and York areas.
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Robinson
San Francisco
Eden Baptist Church
China
R. L. Anderson
C. T. Moline
Omaha
Lawrence Peterson
Burlington
Mission Circle
J. L. Olson
L. A. Ericson
L. F. Ericson
Vater
the Eden Baptist Church
Raymond Anderson
Kielson and Hedbloom
McCloud
York
Hazelle Hedbloom
W. A. Fusby
Clarence
Merwin Carlson
A. B. Hedbloom
Grosshan
A. C. Morrill
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur
Arthur Sr
Wilson
Marquette
Farmers State Bank
Malster
Axel Anderson
Esther Lamb
August Matsons
Matson
R. S. Dunlap
Fremont
Dunlap
Scott Hall
H. C. Miller
Chadron
Nebr
O. J. Johnson
Miller
Cream Plan Brings Higher Prices For Buttercream
Duncan Produce announces a new cream buying plan effective April 15. Producers are paid direct shipper price at the station with 31 cents service charge deducted. The change seeks to compete with direct shipper methods and raises price per pound by about 50 cents.
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H. C. Duncan Produce CO
Osceola Realty Auction Co. Ad Offers Auction Service
Osceola Realty Auction Co in Osceola Nebraska invites clients to list farms and provide results on request. The notice provides a phone contact and location at Osceola. No specific date or farm shown.
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Osceola Realty Auction Co
Osceola, Neb
Engineer John Revell 53 Dies in Osceola Nebr
John Revell born December 8 1875 in New York City died April 21 1929 at Osceola Nebraska aged 53 years 4 months 13 days after a five month illness. He was a New York University engineering graduate and served as U S government inspector and War Department assistant engineer during World War I. He married Eva B. Anderson in 1920 and is survived by a son in New York and a stepdaughter in Chicago. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church and burial followed in Osceola Cemetery.
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John Revell
New York City
Osceola
Nebr
Frankfort
Kentucky
Nebraska
Virgin Islands
New York University School of Engineering
U. S
U. S. Navy Department of Yards and Docks
Annapolis
U. S. War Department
Camp Knox
Eva B. Anderson
New York
Elsie Anderson
Chicago
Revell
Handel Collier
Methodist
Sunday services and programs at Rev Collier church
Regular hours include 10 A M worship, 11 A M Sunday School, 6 30 P M Epworth League, 7 30 P M Evening Worship. Wednesday service at 7 30, choir music and meditations. Classes for all ages invite everyone to attend next Sunday.
Presbyterian Church Holds Quarterly Communion Service
Next Sunday April 28 Presbyterian Church will conduct its Quarterly Communion at the regular morning worship hour. New members will be received and children baptized if presented. A session meeting Friday at 8 pm at the Manse invites anyone wishing to unite with the church.
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God
County Achievement Day by Womens Clubs in Scotts Hall
The Womens Clubs enrolled in the home economics extension project will hold their County Achievement Day on Wednesday May 1 at 2 PM in Scotts Hall at Stromsburg. Miss Muriel Smith state extension agent in Home Management has not met with the clubs since last December due to ill health but expects to attend the event. All are invited and advised to attend for a productive afternoon.
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Scotts Hall
Stromsburg
Muriel Smith
Missionary Society District Meeting Held in Osceola
A district gathering of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society met at the M. E. Church in Osceola with about 46 delegates from Ord Aurora Central City Marquette Lincoln York and Polk. Programs in afternoon and evening sessions impressed attendees. A supper by the Osceola unit followed at six o clock. Miss Violette Otto returned missionary gave a fine talk at the evening session.
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Womens Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Osceola
Hastings
Ord
Aurora
Central City
Marquette
Lincoln
York
Polk
Violette Otto
For Sale Buff Orpington Cockrels and Eggs
Fine Buff Orpington cockerels and setting eggs offered by Frank H. Andersen in sceola Nebraska. Phone 34.
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Frank H. Andersen
Sceola
Nebr
Shelby and area residents visit relatives and news items
Shel by and surrounding communities report multiple visits and travels. Residents visit Omaha Lincoln Columbus and York for medical care, family gatherings, or to help cared for relatives. A baby born at Shelby Hospital and cases of scarlet fever and small pox appear amid ongoing local notices.
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H. H. Hewitt
Ulysses
Sturdevant
Lincoln
Shelby
Frank Lockwood
Thayer
Thos. Hattel
Creath Spickler
Marilyn
Chicago
G. W. Ray
Charles Cunningham
Orland
Calif
H. W. Umshler
Schellberg
Omaha
Schaumberg
Lloyd Meyers
Hap Bull
Bill Minick
David City
Bull
Hattell
Ruth Johnson
South Shelby Country Club
Jess Burgess
Near Rising City
Howard Collins
Carl Albers
Fred Albers
James Fasbender
Surprise
Martin Fosbender
D. H. Bull
Silver Creek
Dereas Society
Seward
Nebr
The
Ghardh
Sam Ballenger
Oscar Blevins
Washington Heights
Eastern Star
Kensington
Guy Anderson
Geo. Blevins Sr
Rachel
Lucy
Ben Blevins
Milford
Millerton
Dorcas Society
M. EB
F. M. Liebee
Fred Scow
John Lees
Ed Scow
Violet Rasp
Linparents
John Rasp
Arthur Buchholz
York
Lonnie Buchhholz
Herman Anderson
Mary Ann
Anton Anderson
Osceola
Ervin Lux
Alberta
Canada
Elaine McBeth
Lucy McBeth
Riverside and area social notes from Beulah and vicinity
Beulah Mrs Charles Wilcox navigates with a crutch after stepping on a nail last week. Helen Wisely visited her sister in York. Lawrence Meacham and family spent Sunday with Chas Hastings in Lushton. Rev Friday attended the District Conference in Omaha. Guy Smith and children called on the Heitzman family. Riverside High Seniors staged a well received play in Havens with praise for Miss Lovell. Fairview Ladies Aid hosted a mock wedding in Community Hall with old fashioned attire and a wedding luncheon. Tom Meacham and Florence Youngdal visited or hosted with local families.
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Chas. Wilcox
Helen Wisely
Harold Hudson
York
Lawrence Meacham
Lushton
Chas. Hastings
Omaha
Guy Smith
Heitzman
Riverside High School
Havens
Miss Lovell
Fairview Ladies Aid
Als
New 4H Pig and Beef Clubs Form This Year
Three new pig clubs and one new baby beef club have been organized with help from F. B. Kelly county extension agent. Prospects for more boys and girls clubs before schools close. Clubs and leaders include High Prairie Live Stock Club led by Clair Willits, South Shelby Pig Club led by M. B. Cunningham, Social Center Pig Club led by Fred J. Dunn, and Victor Pig Club led by Herman Richter.
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F. B. Kelly County
High Prairie Live Stock Club
Clair Willits
South Shelby
M. B. Cunningham
Social Center
Fred J. Dunn
Victor Pig Club
Herman Richter
Letter From India Details Herrmann Family Mission Work
Rev Carl C Herrmann of Aligarh India reports on years in India the Philippines and Manila as district superintendent and teacher life with Hindi language study and furloughs. He describes conference assignments irrigation drought heat wind and plans to close the Aligarh Industrial School reopen in Ghazibad and hopes for more time with a 13 month year.
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John M. Herrmann
Shelby
Carl C. Herrmann
Aligahr
India
Carl Herrmann
Philippine Islands
Missionary Board of the Methodist Church
Herrmann
Union Theological Seminary
Manila
Herrman
North West India
Muttra
H. C. Scholberg
Landour
Mussoorie
Moradabad
Florence
Ghazibad
Hampton
Fifty Percent Increase In 4 H Club Work
The article traces the growth of 4 H club work from early efforts via mail lessons from the U S Department of Agriculture to 1917 organized clubs. Local leadership emerged to guide youth, reducing reliance on distant headquarters as clubs expanded toward the goal of “One Out Of Five Clubs in ’29.”
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Shade Hats Debut at Steeple Variety Store
A new line of shade hats arrives at the Steeple Variety Store offering sun protection and varied styles. Shoppers can browse brimmed options and lightweight fabrics suitable for warm days.
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Steeple
Polk Community Notes Include Healthcare Visits and Events
Local residents travel to Lincoln and York for medical care and treatments while others host parties and attend church events. The Baptist Church announces a Sweetheart Town play and Junior-Senior Banquet. Students and teachers gather for exams, concerts, and a band indoor performance as families welcome guests from nearby towns.
Osceola Woman's Club installs new officers at meeting
The Osceola Womans Club held a special Monday meeting at the school house April 22 with strong attendance. New officers installed include President Mrs I D Huston Secretary Mrs Leon Merrick Vice President Mrs I J Merrick Corresponding Secretary Miss Lulu Hendrickson Treasurer Mrs C G Greenwood Auditor Mrs James Inness. Members praised the district convention play by Mrs Lloyd Timm Mrs W J Norton and Mrs George Humphrey which won first place. The group, aided by County Agent Kelly and the Boy Scouts, planted trees at the cemetery and the Christmas tree on the courthouse lawn.
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Osceola Womans Club
Womans Club
I. D. Huston
Leon Merrick
I. J. Merrick
Lulu Hendrickson
C. G. Greenwood
James Inness
Boy Scouts
Court House
Osceola Woman's Club
Stoner Club Meeting Notes and Social Activities
The Stoner Club met at Mrs. Mabel Thompson's home with 22 members and 8 visitors. Activities included songs, roll call with an April Fool's joke, music, riddles, and quilting. Luncheon was served by the hostess and Mrs. Pearl Massie. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Nellie Watts and Mrs. Hazel Johnston.
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Stoner Club
Mabel Thompson
Pearl Massie
Nellie Watts
Hazel Johnston
Helen Adams
Evelyn Martin
Ulysses
Bernice Brown
Business Womans League
Columbus
Grace Headlee
Frank Hendrickson
Nelen Dake
Fred Randall
Andrew Hanson
W. A.burritt
E. J Browns
J. A. Thompson
Leonard
York
Tommy Hastings
State agents visit Polk County livestock clubs
State extension agent Paul McDill spent last Monday in Polk County visiting farms of baby beef club members with county agent Kelly. The High Prairie Live Stock Club met McDill after school and Polk County Baby Beef Club hosted him at Ray Brigham's Shelby home in the evening.
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Paul McDill
Polk County
Kelly
McDill
High Prairie
Ray Brigham
Shelby
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Osceola, Nebraska
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Beulah
Tom Meacham
Geo. Heinemeyer
Florence Youngdal
R. J. Allison
Thompson
Anna Beckman
Harold Beckman
Dorothy
Kenasota
Baptist Church
Slusser
Frederick Allison
Ross Goethe
Goethe
Lou Lymaster
Miss Lymaster
Ray Lewis
Rap Peterson
A. H. Woolever
Rosenlof
Department of Education
University of Nebraska
Grace Cox
M. M. Davis
Madison
J. M. Bay
H. F. Brown
Harold C. Lukens
Flora Ostburg
Wm. Hill
North Platte
Vera Hill
Naomi Alfred
Bill McGuffin
Dana Westfall
Josephine Johnson
Holdrege
E. A. Sodergren
Bailey Stauffer
York Hospital
Olaf Ostlund
W. H. Carnine
C. N. Seward
Comstock
Charles Carlson
Axel Jones
Wilmetta Steele
Mary Jansen
Gladys Swanson
Claude Jackson
R. L. Cox
Dornburg
West Polk
Fern Myers
Humphrey—Engelhardt
Humphrey Gngelhardt
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