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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
5
Notice calls a special election in Osceola on September 10, 1935, to authorize the city to issue $4000 in bonds for park improvements including a filtration plant, swimming pool work, and a new bathhouse, with a levy up to 0.85 mill to pay interest and principal. Bonds payable over ten years with a five year early repayment option.
Thursday afternoon at two thirty the Ladies Aid meets at the church entertained by Mrs Egnar Hultman. Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m and Vespers at 8 p m Thursday evening 8 p m the Luther League meets at the church entertained by the W E Pierson and Gust Boden families Pastor Paul Melin.
Polk county AAA urges signers to vote in precinct elections August 10 and 12 to avoid delays in the second 1934 and first 1935 wheat adjustment payments. Harvest work slowed turnout. mass meetings planned at town and district sites including Valley District No 5 school and Island and Clear Creek District No 18, plus Opera House Polk City Hall Stromsburg Court House Osceola and Strain's Hall Shelby locations.
Mrs Perry accuses a doctor of overcharging for 12 visits during Junior's measles episode. The doctor defends the bill as covering care, while Mrs Perry notes Junior infected the whole school.
A lengthy list notes calls visits and trips around Osceola Nebraska with many locals and visitors including Philip Nyberg, Oscar H. Anderson of Chicago, W O Hansen and son Robert, John Fillman, Jennivee Cook, Ira Irland and others. County Teachers Institute set for August 22 23 at Osceola High School. Community club activities and sales promotions mentioned.
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