Osceola Runs Clean Sweep In County Track Meet
Osceola dominated the county meet held Friday April 22 winning most events. Osceola clinched a wide margin over Polk with a final team score of 84 to 37 as athletes claimed first places in the 100 yard dash mile run 120 yard hurdles broad jump discus and more.
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Oscerola
Osola
Tromsburg
Uval
Polk
Ab Selby
Timm
Osceola
Rickly
Wurtz
Sunburg
Ray
Watts
Hansen
Alfreds
Econd
Cunningham
Shelby
Moor
Vanwie
Tschauner
Sextrum
Vance
Alvesora
Sunbury
E. Anderson
Sego Polk
Alverson
Istance
H. Anderson
Peterson
Osceols
Stevens
Newman
KE Anderson
Sedar
Tili Hansen Tschauner
Ricklys
Polk Wurtz
Sedan
Sathures
Card of Thanks from the King Family
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help in this sad hour of bereavement from Mrs. BL King and family.
Shelby County News Notes and Personal Announcements
Local residents report hospital visits marriages and travel news. Mrs John Alt Jr underwent a second appendicitis operation at Lincoln umbus hospital. Leona Mills and Iva Archer returned from Lincoln and Grand Island after visits. Henry Kumpf married Hattie Naylor in Omaha and returned to farm life while relatives celebrated. Vernie Kuntzelmann and Mamie Barr wed at the Shelby Methodist parsonage with navy service and teaching backgrounds. Residents teased weekend visits from friends and multiple trips to Blair Omaha Grand Island Columbus and Brandon.
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Leona Mills
Iva Archer
Lincoln
Grand Island
Baker Bros Restaurant
Shelby
C. H. van Wie
Billie
Blair
van Wie
Henry Kumpf
Omaha
Hattie Naylor
Vernie Kuntzelmann
Mamie Barr
E. Ruch
Shelby High School
Kuntzelman
W. H. Swan
T. Peterson
Brandon
Colo
L. H. Kumpf
Kate Barker
Katherine
Lois McEvery
Rising City
E. E. Reece
Lottie
Columbus
Shultz
Kuhns
South Dakota
Ida Snider
J J Tooley
Knights of Columbus
Frank Leibee, Jr
The
State University
Anna Urban
County Mass Meeting in Osceola Auditorium
Program for a county mass meeting in Osceola's Auditorium on Sunday, March 1 at 2 p m lists pipe organ preludes by Maurine Walrath and the Osceola Male Quartette, plus musical selections and a Dr Harry McKeen address. The event notes McKeen as teacher preacher lecturer and community specialist and urges all adults to attend.
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Osceola
Maurine Walrath Osceola
Harry McKeen
Blue Sky Law Reform Resetting Public Trust
The piece critiques blue sky legislation as tightened yet warns real protection remains fragile. It argues the bureau of securities safeguards against fraud but notes the general public still acts as its own judge when buying stocks and that prior licenses failed to guarantee integrity.
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Bureau of Securities
Dales
O. K
Elne Sky Department
He- Usder
Neil
Ifere
Mater
Easter Week Church Sales and Services Across Town
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran hosts a fifth Sunday sale April 28 to raise funds for a church bell with English morning and Swed ish evening services. First Methodist notes attendance dips but invites all to worship at 11 am with a noon Epworth League discussion and a 7:30 pm program. Grace and Valley churches list Sunday school times and morning and evening services with Epworth League topics and officer updates for the year. A long editorial on stock purchases urges readers to act as their own judge of goods and highlights the limits of state regulation.
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Hesular
Forward ‘Movement Committee
Lee Campbell
Tjddie Bond
Elizabeth Bond
ST. Paul's EV. Luth
Arthur Johnson
Adolf Serenius, Puator
M. E
Epworth League
W. W. Hull
Grace and Valley Churches
le Roy Rhodes
A. Bklein
Raymond Kepner
R. H. Desrborn
The
Merry Workers
T W _ Rutter
Missionary Society
Mary Stone Tyemeher
Frath Mills
Supre Andrews
Christian Endeavor Societies
T P
Biography of a Pioneer Lawyer and Public Servant
William King born 1865 in Bedford Ohio rose from rural schooling to Ames College and Iowa State Law. He practiced law in Vinton Osceola and helped found state railway regulation, anti pass law and free high school law. King served as Osceola school director city council senator and promoted rural education and public service reforms.
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Mr. King
Bedford
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
William King
Phoebe Hall
Niagara County
New York
Ele
William
Edwin King
Cleveland
Tillford Academy
Vinton
Benton County
Mount Vernon
Amesia Agricultural College
Urbana
Marysville
Iowa State University Law School
Des Moines
W. M. Whippie
King
Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
Able Fonte
Clarkstikie
Iowa
M. E. Bittner
H. H. Campbell
Aiwaye
Theodore Roosevelt
State Senate
Ufe
Nebraska Railway Commission
Edwin L King Dies. Rites Held At Auditorium
The funeral of Edwin L King was held at the Auditorium on Tuesday, with a large turnout of friends and relatives. King, who died Friday night at sixty six from apo plexy, was a former state senator and a key Republican figure. The service featured Judge E K Good, organ music by Miss Ma rine Walruth, and renditions by the Osceola Male Quartette. Interment followed at the cemetery amid prominent pallbearers and numerous honorary members from the region.
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Edwin L King
King
State Judiciary Committee
E. K. Good
Fifth Judicial District
Maurine Walruth
Osceola
L. M. Shaw
W. E. Ruuiling
East Lansing
Mich
Frank Burrell
Urbana
Iowa
W. R. King
Omaha
Modern Woodmen of America
Delta Ton Delta College Fraternity
Henry H. Campbell
Max E. Bittner
G T Ray
Oliver Westberg
A. F Nuquist
E. E. Stanton
Strumsburg
J. Martin
Central City
George F. Corcoran
York
H. C. Beebe
G W. Wattles
A M Post
Columbus
JH. Broads
Lincoln
Chester HH. Aldrich
Mickey Osceola
Maurice Smith
Polk
Snell Lincoln
Ches. HH
Morrill
Strum
David City
I. T. McCaskey
F.H. Ball
Wymore
M. A. Mills
M. A. Mills, Jr
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Wayland
Roy
Ichi
Ripe Ang
John Alt. Jr
Nlumbus Hospital
County Mass Meeting
Maurine
Walrath
Arthur Mickey
Geraldine Wairaik
Weseqeeesee
Benediction
S. Rev. Alverson
Presbyterian Church
Tergels
Edwin L. King
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