Osceola News Highlights Late April Events 1896
Local items recount political talk of 12 000 Catalians led by a Spanish warrior, town board organization with S G Pheasant as chairman, Miss Mildred Hazelwood birthday party, and family visits. Also noted are auto mishap with C M Pulver Ford, births, farm sales, medical society gathering in Omaha, and Osceola incidents including a fatality, wind damage, and new type cabinet at the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
S. G. Pheasant
S. B. Moffett
S. A. Snider
Sam Youman Marshal
Mildred Hazelwood
O. E. Mickey
Omaha
Polk County
Odd Fellowship
United States
Osceola
Della Powers
Eva
Nettie Hazelwood
Hartland
Wis
Elton Berck
Osceola High School
Leonard H. Fellows
Fellows
Earl Johnson
G. L. Johnson
la Junta
Colorado
Earl
School Notes Highlight Week Activities and Visitors
Kindergarten students celebrated a birthday with candy wafers and welcomed visitor Marcia Schneider. First grade learned about houses and made stucco models. Fourth grade elected street Bobbies and students who joined county spelling contestants enjoyed a theatre party. Department pupils earned a vacation for perfect attendance. Richard Malek returned to class. Eighth grade spelling contestants and art classes prepared for the Polk County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Ann Schneider
Marcia
Frye
Jerry
Sidney Sigler
Lorraine Ogden
Richard Malek
Drew
Polk County
Local social notes and events from West Side
West Side community items include visits among Nelsons Ferrell Fredrickson Anderson Fintel and others, multiple Sunday outings in Lincoln Grand Island and Stromsburg, a May 11 school program by LaVerne Fredrickson and pupils, Swede Home events on May 1 and Dorcas meeting, plus the High Prairie play Up The Hill To Paradise on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Nelson
Herman Jones
Wausa
Mary Ferrell
Dorothy
Rupert Carlson
Stromsburg
Ansel Fredrickson
Opal Fredrickson
Kearney
C. O. Fredrickson
Frank Multman
Central City
George Anderson
Aileen
lLoneta
Near Polk
John Fintel
Norman
Herbert Anderson
Russell
Wallace Fredrickson
Lincoln
Joel Toline
Frances
Beulah
Grand Island
LaVerne Fredrickson
Swede Home Farmer’s Union
Myra Fredrickson
Harold Johnson
Osceola
Geraldine Coffin
Clarence Coffin
Jim Luthers
Rising City
Ruby
Elsie Thompson
Roy Mason
Columbus
Ernest Eschier
Ruth
Marjorie
Geraldine
Dorcas
Gust Peterson
Laura Peterson
Lillie Chindgren
Paul Westerburg
C. A. Sward
Swedesburg
Iowa
Mondey
Oscar Daveland
Octavie
Seed corn for sale from Don Wightman Wayne Nebraska
1935 seed corn offered hand sorted graded and sacked by Don Wightman Wayne Nebraska. Leading varieties with germination 86 to 95 percent. State germination. Priced at 3.50 per bushel f o b Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. B. Wayne
Don Wightman
Wayne
Nebraska
Methodist May Activities Highlight Church Events
The church invites participation in a busy May with special Sundays Mother's Day Baccalaureate day Memorial Day and Pentecost. Sunday School at 10 worship at 11 and a Young People's meeting Monday at 8 with Lester Moore leading and an address by Mr Walter Berck. The bell will ring for services and Young People's Night is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lester Moore
Walter Berck
Fairview Valley Churches Postpone Social and Schedule
The Friday evening social is postponed due to illness. The Quadrennial General Conference of Methodist Churches begins in Columbus Ohio this weekend. Beulah Cemetery Association meets at Fairview Hall Friday May 8 hosted by Mrs Cadwell Mrs Seward and Mrs Buchta. Valley Church services were rained out last Sunday but Fairview Church had 14 attend. Services at both churches will follow the regular schedule next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Johnson
Rudolph Carlson
Clyde Peterson
Lincoln
Clyde
Josiah Locke
Polk County
Osceola
John Fillman
Mgr
John F. Ayres
Ayres
Methodist
Columbus
Ohio
Beulah Cemetery Association
Fairview Hall
Cadwell
Seward
Buchta
Valley Church
Fairview Church
See Davis in Goumopus wday
Davis appears in Goumopus on a weekday setting, with optimism for an improved outcome tomorrow.
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Davis
Goumopus
Notice to Contractors for Sand Gravel Surfacing Work
Sealed bids will be received in Lincoln Nebraska on May 21 1926 until 10 00 AM for sand gravel surfacing on Shelby Gresham Patrol 295 State Road eight miles of graveled road with 515 cubic yards surfacing material. Minimum wage rates range from 50 cents to 30 cents per hour. Plans may be seen at Osceola County Clerk or Lincoln Roads and Irrigation. Bond required equal to 100 percent. Bid bond of at least 30 dollars. Rejection of bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Shelby-Gresham
Osceola
A. C. Tilley
John I. Anderson
Polk County
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Creamery
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Colo
Prarie
Thelen
Rtf
Walter J. Herbes
Oscola
Nebr
Oliver Westburg
Col. Pulver
Ford
Herman Welch
Oklahoma
Wm. Welch
L. D. Beltzer
Bradshaw Monitor
Rue
Monitor
Bense Hester
Texas
Hester
State Medical Society
Shaw
Silver Creek
LeMar
H. L. Gregg
Chicago
Helen Gregg
J. W. Matson
E. D. Fillman
Albert J. Johnson
Johnson
Matson
California
West Side
Electrolux
ICS
Nellie M. Cunz
Seaton, IL
Fairview—Valley Churches
L. A. Ericksons
Wheaties
Oxydol
P.&g. Soap
Kirks
Swede Home Store
Morningside Field
Tiger Bill
Congress of Cowboys, Cowgirls and Indians
West
Simart
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
South Omaha Stock Yards
South Omaha
Union Stock Yards Co. of
Omaha, Ltd
SUN Theatre
Shelby Victor Jory
SAT
SUN Screeno
Barbara Stanwyck
Annie Oakley
Tel
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