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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
8
A brief notice records a marital event involving Mr. and Mrs. P C Timm and Rev. Charles Harms at Naais. The fragmentary text indicates a ceremony or related rite with these named individuals.
Polk visits for Ford tractors. Residents return from Winner and Benedict trips. The community notes illness, family milestones, a Swedish wedding trip, and quarantine updates. A memorial for Mrs N P Johnson and a 1919 birth death record are recorded along with local events, church notices, and school happenings.
Funeral notice for a young girl from Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Stever with parents, Vernon Raymond, Rosetta Stever, and Henry Moberg. two brothers preceded her. service led by Rev. M. W. Rose at the M E church on Friday April 20 with burial in Hoffer cemetery.
Lawrence Meacham visits Grand Island relatives. Rev Hendrickson preaches at Hazens. Oscola residents C W Headlee and family join Wm Wilcox and others for a Sunday with Mrs Blanche Peterson. Clara Mickey returns to Fairview from Columbia Missouri with son Lee and granddaughter Grace Crouse. Riverside High School staged Who's Crazy Now at Havens Auditorium and showed In School Days.
A vintage ad offers a $50 reward if the hair grower fails to grow hair on bald heads. The product claims to cure dandruff and scalp troubles and sells at $1.75 per jar. Agents are sought for distribution. Address: Prof. M. S. Crosse 448 Lege Ave, Whenepesg, Man.
In Polk County Nebraska the district court at the March 30 1923 term heard Marion A Shaw administrator petitioning to sell real estate to pay debts mortgage and administration expenses due to insufficient personal property. The council proceedings record march april 1923 outlining claims salaries and election arrangements plus county commission actions April 18 1923 including project maintenance patrolman appointment tax protests and various fund disbursements.
The court orders all interested parties to appear May 15 1923 at 2 PM in the District Court Room Osceola Polk County Nebraska to show cause why a license should not be granted to the administrator to sell part of the deceased's real estate to pay debts. Notice to interested parties by Osceola Record four weeks. Judge L S Hastings.
The Osceola city council passed a resolution establishing a code system for giving fire alarms. The motion was seconded by Councilman Schwab and carried. The meeting adjourned with no further business, recorded by City Clerk Kenneth A. Cornish.
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