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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

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Start Corn Hog Compliance Program Extends Outreach

Nebraska plans a statewide corn hog compliance drive with August district conferences at Lincoln and nine district meetings. Training will cover measuring corn, counting hogs, and filling forms, with first checks by mid August and county completion by September. Local people will handle field and office work, with applicants urged to contact the Osceola office.

Washington Nebraska Agricultural College Lincoln The Corn-Hng Association Osceola

Omaha Air Races Set for August at Municipal Airport

The fourth annual Omaha Air Races will be held at the Municipal Airport on August 11 and 12 with races at 250 mph and a 200 mph qualifying requirement for the Gene Epply trophy event. A separate Saturday race offers $1,000 in cash prizes with 175 mph qualifying. Tickets start at 50 cents with over 10 000 seats available and can be purchased by mail from the Omaha Air Race association.

Omaha Gene Epply Flers Omaha Air Race Association W. O. W. Building

Griswold Seeks Governor Post Speaks in Osceola

Dwight Griswold of Gordon former Nebraska Press Association president Republican candidate for governor spoke on the Osceola courthouse lawn using a public address system. He opposed new taxes urging reductions and warned against processing taxes and sales taxes while criticizing government employment levels.

Griswold Osceola Dwight Griswold Gordon Fromer Nebraska Press Association Court House Bryan Mr. Griswell

Miss Anna Mae Myers Returns Home For Vacation

Miss Anna Mae Myers a student nurse in a Denver hospital arrived home Friday for a three week vacation with her mother Mrs Alfred Grossnicklaus.

Anna Mae Myers Denver Alfred Grossnicklaus

Tourists Injured in Auto Accident Near Osceola

Four tourists from Illinois were injured when their Pontiac coach overturned on the highway east of Osceola after a blowout. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Branahan of Mapleton, Mrs. Cora Ricketts of Pekin, and Mrs. Fannie Woods of Indianapolis. Ricketts suffered several cracked ribs. Branahan tore ligaments and broke fingers. others were badly bruised. Dr. R L Schroeder treated them. Ricketts was taken to the Mickey home due to no hospital rooms. The car was badly damaged and towed to town for repair. they expect to resume travel west within a day or two.

Illinois Osceola Arthur Branahan Mapleton Ilinois Cora Ricketts Pekin Fannie Woods Indianapolis Indiana Ricketts Branahan

Hospital Notes From Osceola Hospital

Multiple patients including Jimmy Marak and Janet Dawn Langhammer Jr were treated at Osceola Hospital. Tonsillectomies performed by Dr. Harley Eklund. Babies born to Clarence Johnson and Merrill Horst. Mrs Gust Peterson and Mrs W H Kelly also treated. Dr. C L LeMar treated Agnes Gustafson. Mrs Grant Zedicher underwent major surgery. Patients discharged to Shelby and Osceola area homes.

Jimmy Marak C. J. Marak Osceola Hospital Harley Eklund Frank Langhammer Jr Janet Dawn Shelby Agnes Gustafson C. L. LeMar Gust Peterson Janice Beth Osceola Clarence Johnson Alice Lorraine Johnson Lillian Ekstrom Merrill Horst Grant Zedicher W. H. Kelly Eklund

Fairview Community Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week

Fairview gatherings at Community Hall feature Cemetery Association meeting hosted by Mrs. Lennie Hoffer and Mrs. Myra Graham on August 10. Numerous family visits, birthdays, and trips amid Osceola and surrounding towns showcase neighborhood ties and recent travels to Colorado and Missouri.

St Pauls Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule

St Pauls Lutheran Church announces weekly activities led by Pastor Paul Melin. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30, Junior Mission Band Saturday at 2 30, Sunday services include Bible School at 10, Worship at 11, and Vespers at 8 led by Luther League. Junior Choir practice Tuesday. Do not miss.

ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Arthur Anderson Andrew Hanson Luther League Paul Melin

Liquor cases appealed in Shelby district court

Wm. Thelen and Ervin Taddiken of Shelby were bound over to district court for trial on sale and possession charges. Thelen received 60 days for possession as a second offense. Taddiken was fined $100 and costs for possession as a first offense. Both appealed and remain free on bond.

Wm. Thelen Ervin Taddiken Shelby District Court Thelen Norton Taddiken

Shelby News Roundup of Weddings Visits and Travel

Mr and Mrs H E Gonnerman travel to Iashburn Canada with two children for a three week visit to Mrs Gonnerman’s parents and relatives. O A Watkins and son Dale manage Gonnerman stock during absence. Visitors include Alfred and G P Jacksons from Lexington and Grand Island at Archie Mansden home. Rev Van Giles becomes Sacred Heart pastor during O F Schladter’s Europe trip. Mrs Blanche Jackson of Fayette Idaho returns to Shelby for first visit in forty years.

H. E. Gonnerman Iashburn Canada Anton Heimer Hastings Mary Menninger Menninger Shelby Margaret Gondringer Lena Revsen Timm Colorado Springs Timm Lewis Scholz Evelyn Oscedia Timms Blanche Jackson Fayette Idaho Jackson J. C. Hotchkiss

Zang Family Reunion Mentioned in Nebraska Visit

Mrs Albert Zang drove to Omaha yesterday to meet Freda Zang who came from Prairie City Iowa. Freda had spent six weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs W E Roberts. Sell it with a Want Ad.

Albert Zang Omaha Freda Zang Prairie City Iowa W. E. Roberts

Polk Notes: church events and community news

Mrs. Erickson, over 90, is ill. Evangelical Free Church youth conference August 14 to 19 near Polk. Mrs. Edwards had appendicitis operation in York Hospital. Local people travel and visit relatives, attend games, and attend hospital or funeral events. Home talent play When A Woman Decides scheduled for August 31 to September 1 at Polk County Fair. Pageant of Brides to showcase 100 wedding gowns.

Andrew Erickson Ericson Free Missin Church Polk E. ©. Edwards York Hospital Elmer Berger Bill Aken Ernest Ramberg Edward North Dakota Leure Blase Robert Keuper Will Garling Elaine Lake Pibel Lloyd Peterson Venango Peterson T. A. Stevens Stevens W. A. Stevens Blaine Peterson Arnold Isaacson W. P. Miller Harvey Hahn C. R. Peterson O’neil Harvey Albert Hahn Lincoln EB. W. Hahn Walter Will Hernbloom Near Osceola A. C. Quillen Oscar Albert Stromberg Richard Sealey Omaha Andreason Ruby Worton Hastings L. M. Sundberg Kroger Oscar Strand Schroeder Ed Ellison Arberville E. R. Peterson Ed Nelson George McClure J. C Polk County M. E. Church

Swede Home Church Groups Plan Meetings and Socials

The Dorcas Society hosts a Friday meeting at Bernice Sward’s home with hostesses Berniece Sward and Mrs Harlan Johnson. The Swede Home Junior Choir will hold a program on the church lawn Thursday evening followed by an ice cream social. Community members Sylvia Fredrickson and Helen Airline visit and other local residents make casual calls and dinners around Osceola and Grand Island. A baby girl was born Tuesday July 24 at Osceola Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gust Peterson.

Lincoln Buckley Park St. Edwards Stromsburg Levine Brothers Girls Columbus St. Ed Burdette Baker Clarence Rudeen H. L. Olson Augusta Slusser A. J. Stroy Stroy Florence Lee Hobbs Stromenburg Livestock Commission Peterson Livestock Yards F. D. Myrberg Richard Peterson Ira Banta Helen Danielson Grand Island Amanda Johnson Thurgate T. A. James Minnesota Kenneth Christensen Max Shrike Aurora Central City Wilard Clifford Erickson University of Colorado Boulder L. A. Erickson Willard Banta Alice Lanham The Cemetery Association Lennie Hoffer Myra Graham George Buchta Morris Hansen Stev Maxcy Virgil McCormick Roger. Ruff Standard Clarks Mead Westmen Dale Elias Timm Ed Lucas John Imhoff Lake Erics Doris Marvel Guildfort Bryan H. A. McCormick Harold Dwyre Clair McCormick Lee Ruff Silver Creek Marion Treadway Mead Westman L. A. Meacham C. E. Daniel M. E. Daniel Helen Widga Colorado Springs Colorado Tom Meacham Gem Kansas Tom Daniel Schuyler Daniel Calmar Dunn Osceola Elmer Hansen Fremont Christian Brothers Madison Bettie Christian C. E. Norris Gladys Archie Felt West Plains Henry Cremeen Arcadia Viscae Roy Frizzell Dorcas Society of Swede Home Bernice Sward Berniece Sward Harlan Johnson Swede Home Church Lawn Sylvia Fredrickson Norma Carlson Womens Missionary Society of Swede Home Herman Jones Joe Swanson Helen Airline Omaha Arthur Ekstrom Oscar Fredrickson Opal Andrew Becketrom Anse Victor Newman Fred Gehre York Oliver Johnson Gust Peterson Osceola Hospital Oscar Fredrickon Sylvia

Reverend Collier to Chicago for Lectures

Reverend Handel Collier, pastor of the Methodist Church, left Sunday for Chicago to attend a national lecture series at Northwestern University. Lectures run morning and evening with afternoons free for the Fair and city events. he will return to Aurora to resume duties on August 12.

Collier Chicago Handel Collier Methodist Church Northwestern University Aurora

Migratory Bird Stamp Required For Duck Hunters

Duck and goose hunters must carry a migratory bird hunting stamp in addition to a state license. The stamp and certificate cost 1.00 and must be affixed to the hunting license by the postmaster after application. Stamp sales start August 1 1934 at designated post offices.

Wesley Chapel Notes Quiet Sunday Activities

Reverend Spooner led morning service at Wesley Chapel and a quarterly conference in Shelby occurred in the afternoon. Several families visited relatives and celebrated birthdays while guests from Clemens and Omaha joined local residents for a family visit.

Weekend camping party entertains six girls

Madeline and Pauline Cook hosted a camping party over the weekend for Marjorie Dunn Gladys Matthes Margaret Huggler Bess Shelmadine Ruby Wieseman Lavina Herrmann

Madeline Pauline Cook Marjorie Dunn Gladys Matthes Margaret Huggler Bess Shelmadine Ruby Wieseman Lavina Herrmann

Life Saving and First Aid Demonstration in Shelby

On Monday evening July 23 a planned First Aid and Life Saving program was held at the Shelby Auditorium under the Shelby Volunteer Firemen. The York District Red Cross First Aid Team provided instruction on injury care bandaging splinting and artificial respiration. R A Graham urged accident prevention and preparedness while Do M Humphrey noted Red Cross and utility company readiness. A kitten ball game between Osceola and Shelby Fire Departments opened the event with Shelby winning 23 to 13.

Shelby Shelby Auditorium York Red Cross R. A. Graham Iowa-Nebraska Light and iPower Company Do. M. Humphrey Polk County American Red Cross Shelly Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Osceola Shelby Volunteer Firemen

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Roy VanHoosen Minnie and iPearle’ Birchfield Pender Fairview Csceola Reese Renee West Side Crouse-Tex Drug Co Wesley Chapel Spooner Taylor Kenneth Richards Harry McBeth Lila H. H. Club Percy Knight Gresham Steve Corbitt Ruth Davis Chas. Hastings Alvin Weeden Roy Moore Clements P. W. Jacoby Alton Ilinvis A. J. Herrmann Wersley Herrmann York District York, Nebraska Vera Field Dorothy Gleim Pauline Haberman
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