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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

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Osceola School Faculty for 1939-40 Announced

Osceola schools publish the 1939-40 faculty list led by Superintendent L. E. Wilson. Manuals Arts instructor J. Carl Bryant, coach Wm. D. Cunningham, and department heads including Trene D. Eden Latin and Mathematics and Loraine E. Elmberg History. Dewey M. Sigler fills a Board vacancy. M. R. Anderson elected president and Dr. H. S. Eklund as vice president.

Osceola Il. E. Wilson J. Carl Bryant Wm. D. Cunningham Trene D. Eden Loraine E.elmberg Grace Merrick Dorothy ‘Pearson Vida Beckmeyer Evelyn Scholz Elsie ‘Mansfield Louella Crew Helen Swansom Ernest Horacek Betty Schinzel Doris Hanson Tris Rasp Dorothy Gondringer Anne ‘Marie Merrick Dewey M. Sigler Board of Education A. A. Wurtz M. R. Anderson H. S. Eklund

Local Boy Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Camp Word

Scoutmaster D W McFadden and four scouts visited Camp Word near Central City last Saturday July 22. Robert Hansen earned Merit Badges in Scholarship and Personal Health. James Johnston earned Personal Health. Billy Norton earned Swimming and Howard Johnson also earned the Personal Health badge. Howard Johnson and Billy Norton were named Star Scout for earning five merit badges. Six Star Scouts now in troop with two more awaiting official recognition.

D. W. McFadden Robert Hansen James Johnston Howard Johnson Billy Norton Crawford Campbell Camp Word Central City

Anderson and Krafke Bride at York Methodist Church

Miss Mary Krafke and Mr L H Anderson wed at the York Methodist Church on August 26 1939. Attended by Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson of Osceola. Mrs Anderson formerly operated Thurston Hotel Beauty Shop and will open a hotel beauty shop on the second floor. the dining room is planned to open by Fair Week August 21-25.

Mary Krafke L. H. Anderson York Peter Nelson Osceola

Five Polk County Farms to Be Sold at Auction

Five Polk County farms will be offered to the highest bidder next Tuesday August 8 at Polk city hall. Arnold Isaacson executor of the Mary Bergman estate conducts the sale under the will requiring real estate to be sold after the specified time.

Polk County Polk Arnold Isaacson Mary Bergman

Obituary of Selma Eugene Hernbloom in Osceola

Selma Eugene Hernbloom born December 15 1875 in Chicago died July 26 1939 at her Osceola home after 60 years in the county. She joined First Swedish Baptist Stromsburg later Osceola Baptist church and was known in the community. She leaves brother Emil two sisters Teckla and Pearl and nephew William Larson of Osceola plus relatives. Funeral services were held July 28 at the Hernbloom home in Osceola with Rev. Albert Monkman. interment Stromsburg Cemetery.

Selma Eugene Hernbloom Gust and Helen Hernbloom Chicago Illinois Osceola Miss Hernbloom First Swedish Baptist Church Stromsburg Hornbloom Albert Monkman

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule Indicates No Services

The notice lists 10:00 A M Sunday School at the Methodist Church and states no preaching services or Leagues will be held.

Methodist Church

Osceola 4H Club and Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Large Crowd

About 400 4H Club members and rural residents attended the Osceola City park picnic featuring a softball tournament, a noon covered dish lunch, demonstrations by 4H members, an oration, and a talk by Newton Gaines from the College of Agriculture. Star Forestry Club defeated Little Rooster Litter Club 74 to 72 after extra innings.

Osceola City Park Newton Gaines College of Agriculture Star Forestry Club Shelby Little Roosters Litter Club Gresham Little Rooster Litter Club Howard Peterson Osceola Commercial Club Marjorie Warnick Elizabeth Smith Polk County Shirley McMeekin Farm Bureau Mr. Gaines

Polk County Sheep Demonstration Show

Polk County sheep producers will meet Thursday August 10 at the county courthouse lawn to compare quality sheep. The 7 pm program will demonstrate selecting good rams and ewes and show what not to choose, plus drenching techniques and breeding for early feed and fall flock management.

Polk County Polk County Court House

Fair time prep underway for Polk county 44H club

Polk county 44H club members practice for fair with a practice demonstration day set for August 11 at the Osceola Court House. County Extension Agent Howard L Peterson announced that Nebraska Agricultural College extension staff from Lincoln will assist coaching farm demonstration and home economics teams on that day.

Polk County Court House Osceola Howard L. Peterson Nebraska Agricultural College Extension Service Lincoln

Lions Club Likely to Disband After August Meeting

The Humphrey Democrat reports the Lions club may cease to exist after the next meeting on Tuesday evening August 8 due to lack of interest from some business members and the view that a Commercial or Community club could serve better. Local dues might stay in town rather than paying national dues.

Lions Club Lions Humphrey Democrat

High Prairie Homemakers Meet at Swanson Home

The High Prairie Homemakers met at Mrs. Joe Swanson's home on July 24 with guests Rosalie Ekstrom Genelle Coover Agnes Appleton and Mrs. Joe Swanson. A lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Grant Willits on August 1.

Joe Swanson Rosalie Ekstrom Genelle Coover Agnes Appleton Grant Willits

Ice cream social and club meetings fill Hackberry area notes

HACKBERRY Greens Chapel Ladies Aid hosts an ice cream and cake social at the church on Tuesday evening August 8 with an Aid meeting on August 10. Liberty Locals No. 573 to meet August 1. The Jolly Workers Club enjoyed their annual picnic at the Clyde and Mrs. Austin home with about 50 attendees. Several residents and visitors from Stromsburg, Kearney, London, Ulysses, St. Edwards, Rockford and other towns appear in word of mouth notices including travels, visits, and a free World Fairs ticket giveaway for Lyle Johnson via a Kearney team trip.

Greens Chapel Ladies Aid Aid Liberty Victor Club D. D. Newcomer Jolly ‘Workers Club Clyde Austin Augusta Slusser J. L. Olson Stromsburg W. L. Hollister Kearney Axtel London Andrew Hanson Milton Arthur Anderson Lyle Holm Carol Hanson Oscar Teegerstrom Ulysses Kansas Charles Keehn St. Edwards Otis Hoffer Roy Iler Burt Widell Rockford Tll Arthur Holmquist Sutton Doris Knerr Silver Creek Lynette Herman Larson Gertrude J. O. Peterson C. B. Knerr Herbert Rasp N. S. Abolt Lyle Johnson Calloway Pioneers Johnson Lou Cunningham York Arch Long Osceola John Dahl

Local social notes from Shelby area visits and gatherings

A sequence of social calls and visits around Shelby and nearby towns including a bridal shower for Mrs. James B. McBeth at the J. B. Heckman home. Guests included Mesdames Watts Ervin Grossnicklaus and Si Cook with others visiting in Osceola Gresham Papillion Omaha and Denver or San Francisco.

Mesdames Maurice Watts Walter Watts Ervin Grossnicklaus Si Cook J. B. Heckman James B. McBeth Johnny Mettlemeyer Omaha John Braithwait Stanley Twyla Dickhute D. D. Parker San Francisco Margaret Bittner Denver Charles Stewart Lawrence Alderson Papillion Harry Swan Shelby James McKeag Ryal Brazee Harry Brazee Clem Marak Kansas Mr. Marak Wirt Davis Jack Johnston Ernest Funkhouser Bill Bahr Ed Watts Merle Osceola LeRoy Brown Gresham John Erks

Community notes from Fairview and area events

Fairview residents report visitors and travels including Mr and Mrs Glenn Willits returning from Missouri and Sam Sterly visiting his mother Mrs Howard Deeter. Anniversary celebration for G P Mace draws hundreds at Community Hall. Cemetery Society meets August 15 with hostesses Mrs Myra Hastings and Mrs Neva Johnson.

Glenn Willits Missouri Bud Vincent G. P. Mace Sam Sterly California Howard Deeter Eugene Ruff Alliance Rev. L. Lohr Grand Island W. B. Duke Cedric Fineey Arcadia Lowell Arthur Brewer Rayner Carlson Utah Leo Larson Carlson Cemetery Society Myra ‘Hastings Neva Johnson Robert Carlson Chicago C. O Willa Jean Billy Bryant Greeley Colo Hamilton Bryant Donahue King Albion Dan Hayes Hayes Chalmer Daniel

Social notes from Stromsburg and Osceola gatherings

Mrs R E Nelson hosted a Saturday dinner for seven in honor of her daughter Aileen a bride to be. Floyd Headlee of Osceola works at Lincoln Tel and Tel during Adealine Dahlstedt’s two week vacation.

R. E. Nelson Aileen H. B. Branting Norwood Creekpaum Omaha O. F. Branting Osceola C. C. Snodgrass Helen Wendal Hedman Massachusetts Stromsburg Baptist Church Floyd Headlee Lincoln Tel Tel Adelaine Dahlstedt

Happy Home Makers Meet at Phyllis Joy Home

The Happy Home Makers 4-H club met at Phyllis Joy's home on Wednesday morning. Members demonstrated setting the table read Problem four and exhibited hat stands and comfort protectors. The next meeting is set for 9:30 at Donna Jean Pratt's home on August 2.

Happy Home Makers Phyllis Joy Donna Jean Pratt

Wheat loans total 84 to date in Polk County

John S. Staroscik reports 84 wheat loans issued to farmers and landlords in Polk County, totaling 14 131 bushels valued at 9 186.37 dollars. Loans secured on wheat in government warehouses, new on farm storage loans, delinquent tax deductions apply, and lien waivers urged. Court decision prompts county extension petition drive to preserve county agent office with 25 percent signatories.

John S. Staroscik Agricultural Conservation Committee Polk County Mr. Staroscik Friends of County Extension

Wheat allotments mailed this week to Polk county farmers

The Polk County Agricultural Conservation committee mailed 1940 wheat farm allotments to 1735 growers on July 31 1940. Each notice lists farm yield and premium cost per acre and arrives about a month earlier than 1939 notices. Two payments are available for growers who plant within the 1940 wheat acreage allotment.

Polk County County Agricultural Conservation Committee Robert C. Taddiken Nebraska United States

Wheat crop insurance deadline outlined by ACP official

Herman A. Jones of the county ACP committee explains that 1940 crop insurance must be bought before seeding wheat and that coverage starts only at the farming operation's feeding date. He adds insurance will be sold in the field by community committeemen and urges farmers to contact the county ACP office to arrange coverage.

Herman A. Jones ACP Jones

West Side Club Notices and Local Visits

The High Prairie Club meets with Mrs. Raymond Johnson on Friday August 4 and Dorcas gathers Friday afternoon. Junior Mission Band and Junior Choir hold practice on Thursday or at 4 PM. Various couples and families visited relatives in Illinois and shared Sunday dinners at the Frank Bolton home.

High Prairie Club Raymond Johnson Dorcas Mission Band Clair Willits Lewis Walter Jones Points Illinois Russel Fjell Ansel Fredrickson Dale Fay Beardley Benedict Luther Rhoades Roy Anderson Gresham Frank Bolton Hiram Tewell Wm. Larson Adolph Forss Axel Fredrickson Dorothy Myron Johnson Hilma Toline Adeline Fredrickson Lincoln Adeline

Wesley Chapel Social Roundup and Travel Notes

Wesley Chapel reports a series of visits and family gatherings. Rev Longacre and family returned from Colorado, several households hosted dinners and visits in Stromsburg Shelby Osceola and Boone, Iowa, with trips to Timken Kansas and Lincoln, plus a December marriage in the McBeth family and a relocation of Alvin Weeden for R E A work.

Edmund Gabel Shelby Clarence Foltz Boone Iowa Robert Mac Beth Charles McBeth Jr Alvin Weeden Milford Mr. Weeden R.E.A

Land Not Sold At Referee Sale Near Aurora

Two hundred eighty acres of DeWater farm land southeast of Aurora were offered at referee sale last Tuesday. Bids were unusually low, an heir bid in the property for 25 dollars per acre with an understanding the sale would not be confirmed. District court action to confirm was requested to be dropped.

DeWater Aurora Aurora News

Mid Nebraska league scores from Sunday

Platte Valley 10 Shelby 5. Osceola 3 Duncan 2. St Stanislaus 9 Lone Star 0. Polk 13 Columbus 8.

Platte Valley Shelby Osceola Duncan St. Stanislaus Lone Star Polk Columbus Standings Shelby Osceola Columbus St. Stanislaus Duncan Lone Star

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Osceola School Anderson—Krafke CLUB THE Hackberry Stoner Fairview Supreme Court County General Fund Platte County Merrick County Friends of the County West Side MID
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