President Harding Dies in San Francisco After Illness
The article reports President Warren G Harding died suddenly from apoplexy in his San Francisco Palace Hotel apartment on August 2. It details his birthplace in Ohio, career from Marion Star founder to U.S. Senator, and presidency from 1921, including his service ideals, and notes his body transported to Washington and Marion for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Harding
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Blooming Grove
Morrow ‘Co
George Tyron Harding
Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson Harding
Warren
Caledonia
Ohio Central College
Marion Star
the Star
Baptist Church
Florence Kling
The
Star
Ohio State Senate
Funeral Train Across the Nation Draws Reverent Crowds
Across the country a funeral train moves from larger cities to small towns and villages, as mourners line the rails to pay tribute in a solemn cross country voyage. The piece notes the route from major to rural communities and the public homage along the tracks.
Proclamation Urges Nationwide Day of Mourning for Harding
President Coolidge proclaims Friday August 10 a federal day of mourning and prayer after the death of President Warren G Harding. The document urges public assembly in places of worship to honor the late leader and reflect on his life. Memorial services are listed for the White House, Auditorium, and Stromsburg M E Church with clergy, choirs, readings, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoboken Pier
United States
Warren
Gamaliel Harding
The
Calvin Coolridge
United States of America
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Charles E. Hughes
White House
Washington, D. C
Osceola Nebraska Proclaims Day of Mourning for President Harding
Mayor Sni der proclaims Friday August 10 1923 a day of national mourning in Osceola Nebraska. Citizens urged to abstain from business assemble for memorial services and close all businesses while veterans join in services at the Auditorium with the National Emblem at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
The
Uniteds
A. Snider
Osceola
Nébraska
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Nebraska
Kenneth A. Cornish
Ex service men asked to assemble at G A R Hall
Notice calls ex service members to meet at the G A R Hall tomorrow at 2 48 in the afternoon without uniforms. W F Neujahr adjutant signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Roof Blows Off Home of Dr. Ralph Sturdevant at Linco
Word arrives of a wind storm Saturday that blew the roof from Dr. Ralph Sturdevant's Linco residence. Supt. C. E. Andrews returns to Osceola to begin school preparations after touring a five day Standard chautauqua circuit in Nebraska and South Dakota. Mrs. Andrews stays at their Loup county ranch near Burwell while repairs at the school are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sturdevant
Linco
C. E. Andrews
Osceola
Nebraska
South Dakota
Andrews
Loup County
Burwell
Swede Home Lutheran to mark 50th anniversary weekend
The Swede Home Lutheran church plans a three day 50th anniversary program with revival and jubilees. Rev E G Knock and Rev A Rosinquist will speak Friday. Saturday features jubilee service talks and a confirmation program. Sunday includes Holy Communion and an historical program with sermons. Free meals will be served Saturday and Sunday for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Knock
Nebraska Conference
Wakefield
Nebr
A. Rosinquist
St. Edwards
Adolf Serenius
Osceola
A. Romnquist
F. Sandahl
Genoa
M le Vander
Atwater
Minn
C. A. Hemberg
D. D
Stromsburg
C. A. Johnson
Axtell
G. E. Hemdahl
Wahoo
Nebi
C. F. San‘tuhi
M. le Vander
Nels F. Pearson
Hordville
C. A
Nelson Bros Silo Losses and Local Notices
Two Nelson Bros silos damaged by a wind and rain storm near Stromsburg with a third silo at Edwin Swanson’s farm badly damaged. Rain totals ranged from one to two inches across the area aiding corn prospects. Nelson Bros plan a 20 by 40 foot brick lined pit silo with a cement bottom and mechanical hoist. A family reunion celebrated Mrs. Calkins 82nd birthday with four generations present. W C T U Convention set for Shelby on Aug 14. Hydrant installation in city park near the swimming pool planned for tourists and picnickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Bros
Here
Stromsburg
Edwin Swanson
Gresham
Farmer
Fred Calkins
Calkins
Wm. Crisp
Ida Rhum
M . Champeau
Virgil
Hamilton
Ills
Herman Theis
Lincoln
Joel Caivis
Silver Creek
Nettie Wolfe
Luncheon Honors Mrs Laura Bridgeland in Watson Home
Mrs J F Campbell and Miss Nell Campbell hosted a one o clock luncheon on Tuesday for Mrs Laura Bridgeland of Salt Lake City visiting Mrs S O Whaley. Attending were Mrs H M Powers Mrs Wm Heitzman Mrs H Reckmeyer Mrs M A Mills Mrs A Mills Jr Blanch Rickly Allie Mills and the Misses Margaret and Vida Reckmeyer. Dr and Mrs H E King returned to Omaha Tuesday after visiting Mr and Mrs D H Kunkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Campbell
Nell Campbell
Laura Bridgeland
Salt Lake City
S. O. Whaley
Whaley
H. M. Powers
Wm. Heitzman
H. Reckmeyer
M. A. Mills
A. Mills, Jr
Blanch Rickly
Allie Mills
Margaret and
Vida Reckmeyer
H. E. King
Omaha
Mail Plane Signal Light Now Operating at Timm Field
The postal department night mail planes now have a signal light at Timm field. Installed on a steel tower, the revolving beam attracts many local residents who come to view the illumination. The light sweeps across the countryside lighting the landscape for miles and draws dozens of cars each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timm Field
Contract Signed for Chautauqua Support by Local Guarantors
At least 57 residents back the Chautauqua movement and 2.50 dues. The following list shows guarantors for next year including W. O. Johnson A. F. Nuquist Elias Timm Jos Anderson J M Inness Charlotte Allen Mrs L Hennings G T Ray and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Johnson
A. F. Nuquist
Elias Timm
Jos Anderson
J M. Inness
Charlotte Allen
Campfire Girls Visit Milford Kiwanis Camp
The Osceola Campfire Girls travel to Kiwanis Camp on the Blue River near Milford for a week long outing. Eleven girls in three cars led by F D Mills W O Hansen and Everett Waite will return Saturday. They learn outdoor skills including swimming canoeing hiking and camp craft in the summer camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Milford
Kiwanis Camp
F. D. Mills
W. O. Hansen
Everett Waite
Eleanor Mills
Lucille Dearborn
Hazel Benson
Nadine Stowe
MaryJorie Sturdevant
Marjorie Douglas
Helen Newcomer
Grace Rogers
Mildred Anderson
Dor's Burdick
Dorothy Lovell
Kiwanis
Blue River
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Senate
Senate Committee
Philippine Islands
Whicith
Verisailles
League of Nations
Chicago
James M. Cox
World Court of International Justice
T. E. Barr
J A. Klein
Mr Harding H. C. Beebe
C. EH. Andrews
America
M. E. Church
Rev
Anton
Øjolund
E. H. Lindquist
H. H. Wilson
C. A. Hemborg
W. F. Neujahr
Adj
Hemberg
Polk County
Shelby
Signe Samuelson
Ida Hanson
Chautauqua
Standard CO
O. Hansen
Carl T. Frahm
P. W. Horst
W. R. Olson
C. A. Olson
W. I. Kepner
R. A. Cornish
W. EB. Pierson
C. G. Timm
C. L. LeMar
M. R. Anderson
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
W.w.hull
Mrs. G. M. Moore
Madge Moore
P.c.wieseman
J.A. Klein
E A. Walrath
Adam Herr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!