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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1936

Page

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Beauty Pageant Draws Countywide Interest at Polk Fair

County residents show strong interest as Polk County hosts a beauty pageant at Polk County fairground on Monday night August 25. “Miss Polk County” will be chosen by three out of town judges with over one hundred contestants sponsored by local businesses. The winner advances to Lincoln for the Miss Nebraska title. A “Little Miss Polk County” winner among ages 3 to 6 will also be selected.

Polk County Fair Ground Polk County Nebraska Jay Hastings State Fair

Polk County W C T U Convention Program

Polk County W C T U holds its August 18 convention in Polk with morning devotionals led by E E Pengelly and speakers Miss Olive McBeth and Rev Bailey. The program includes reports from local unions and county directors, memorial services, music by Stromsburg and Osceola groups, and a Tulsa Oklahoma national convention report by Mrs Dyar.

W. C Olive McBeth Sup’t. of Polk County Margaret Anderson Stromsburg John Falk Bailey Polk Shelby Union I. J. Merrick Osceola Polk Union L. M. Merrick Tulsa Okla

A Herrmann Reunion A Century Later Gathering Notes

The Herrmanns relatives of John M Herrmann Sr pioneer of Polk County gather at Osceola and Buckleys Park Stromsburg for August 15 16 events including a Friday picnic and Home Coming Day service at Valley Church with prayers hymns sermons and a covered dish luncheon. Notables include Mrs Clara Bell Yakima Mrs Lena Janings Omaha Mrs Martha Davis Omaha Rev Matthew Betheda Home Cincinnati Ohio Henry G Turlock Carl C missionary in India John M pastor Phillips Nebraska Dr Walter Herrmann Iowa City Wesley Omaha Arthur McCook and many others with family members presenting nearby services and musical offerings by church choirs and soloists.

Herrmann Herrmanns John M. Herrmann Polk County Adam J Buckley’s Park Stromsburg William J Osceola Clara Bell Yakima Wash Lena Janings Martha Davis Omaha Matthew Bethesade Home Cincinnati Ohio Henry G Turlock Calif Carl C India John M Phillips Nebraska Walter Herrman Iowa City Wesley Arthur McCook The Valley Church E. B. Maxey Florine Dunn Walter Herrmann Suchen Arthur Timm Fairview Church the Valley Church William Timm C. C. Herrmann Lucille Shelmadine

County 4-H Club Picnic at Osceola City Park

Polk County 4-H members and families are invited to a picnic in Osceola City Park on Wednesday August 19 at 10 a.m. Attendees should bring ice cream freezers and mixture, cold drinks are free, and games from the recreation school will be enjoyed. Swimming attire is allowed and admission is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for those over 16.

Polk County Osceola

Shelby Residents Share Weekend Visits and Local News

Shelby area residents report Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Earl Arner and Mrs Hodgkiss of Fairbury to the Arner home. The Mission Society of the United Brethren Church gathered at Mrs Robert McMeek’s. A 0.63 inch rain fell Friday, the first in months. Frank Mytholar returned from Columbus hospital after a back injury from a grain wagon accident. Various families, trips, and visitors are noted including Osceola, Beaver Crossing, Lincoln area relations, and trips to Minneapolis and New Orleans related to relatives and work fellows.

Earl Arner Hodgkiss Fairbury M. J. Arner Mission Society of the United Brethren Church Robert McMeek Frank Mytholar Strain Columbus Hospital Mytholar W. A. Cornish Robert Viola Cornish Osceola Cotesfield Con Hewitt Oliver Strange Beaver Crossing Loren Hanshew Una Hanshew Melvin Wills Baby Shelby Hospital Kenneth Bernt Harry Lees Andrew Kropatch New Orleans Wm. Kropatch Cuba United Fruit Company Oswald Kropatch August Hasselbalch Nebraska Minneapolis Minn Joe Baer Joe Baer, Jr Bellwood

Underground lake proposed to irrigate Nebraska farms

Robert Graham of York, district manager for the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co., urged tapping a vast underground water reservoir in northwest Nebraska to irrigate fields. He cited geologists locating a deep water vein from Kearney to Seward county and near the Platte river, suggesting wells could be powered by electricity or tractors at low cost, and noted Artesian potential along a Colorado to Nebraska limestone shelf.

Robert Graham York Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co Nebraska Kearney Seward County Graham Colorado

Polk County Silo Meetings To Aid Farmers August 15

Four meetings will be held in Polk County with I D Wood of Lincoln’s agricultural college giving farmers guidance on trench silos construction filling and maintenance. Sessions start 9 00 at Frank Triba farm near Valley German Church 10 30 at S J Harless farm near High Prairie School 1 30 at Jas McKeag Sr near Osceola 3 00 at Frank McMeekin farm near Shelby Farmers urged to attend and ask questions.

Polk County I. D. Wood The Agricultural College At Lincoln Trench Silos Frank Triba Valley

Stromsburg Social Notes and Visits Span Several States

Mrs. William Schaperns and daughter Betty Lou of Hartford Conn visit her mother Mrs E Lunner. The Underhill property is being rebuilt by A V Tielson and will be ready for occupancy by early fall. Ellen Steaster of McCool Junction spent the weekend with Dorothy Burgeson. Ernest and Arthur Erikson, back from Denver, expected home this week. Doris Ericson and Alice Clifford return from Loup City. Richard Cristensen of Ripley Drug Co York visits his father H Cristensen. Axel Altberg, Nebraska summer student, visits sister Mrs Eurika Hedman and brother Victor Altberg. Mr and Mrs Ramon Hedstrom visit from Des Moines. The Tielson and Hedbloom families plan to return from Englewood and Boulder. Luther League Convention drew Stromsburg residents to Swede Home Church. Ivan Bengtson returns from Estes Park with his brother and wife from Hordville. Some residents travel to Burwell for Frontier Days Rodeo. Jerry Kahley returns midweek from Estes Park and Denver. he is wire chief for Lincoln Tel. and Tel. Co.

William Schaperns Betty Lou Hartford Doris Ericson Alice Clifford Loup City Richard Cristensen Ripley Drug Co York H. Cristensen Axel Altberg University of Nebraska Lincoln Eurika Hedman Victor Altberg Ramon Hedstrom Des Moines Iowa L. H. Hedstrom A. V. Tielson A. B. Hedbloom Englewood Boulder Colo Stromsburg Ivan Bengtson Estes Park Hordville Burwell Jerry Kahley Denver Karley Lincoln Tel. and Tel. Company

Storz Unveils New Pilsener Club Beer

The Storz Brewing Company of Omaha announces Storz Pilsener Club Beer named for Pilsen Bohemia. It is a light colored strong tasting old country style beer aged in large cellars, sold in pint quart and picnic bottles by local dealers. President Gottlieb Storz, 84, notes the beer’s popular price and the firm’s 60 year history since 1876.

Storz Brewing Company Omaha Storz Triumph Storz Pilsen Bohemia Czechoslovakia Gottlieb Storz Stor

Mr and Mrs Campbell Spent Friday in Omaha

Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Campbell visited Omaha last Friday, enjoying city sights and local events during their trip.

P. B. Campbell Omaha

Nebraska Grads Secure Jobs Across Disciplines

The 1936 University of Nebraska employment report shows 714 June graduates mostly hired in their trained fields. Half of advanced degree graduates took positions by June, with strong demand in agronomy dairy animal husbandry and home economics teaching. Engineering and business fields report solid placements and overall optimism across departments.

Nebraska University of Nebraska E. A. Burnett College of Business Administration

Osceola Defeats Stromsburg In Week Victory

Osceola traveled to Stromsburg and won 6 to 7 marking their first triumph over Stromsburg in many years. Ray Peterson, a veteran player, was accidentally struck by a bat but sustained only a painful, non serious injury.

Osceola Stromsburg Ray Peterson

Naptha Gas Cleans and Leaves No Odor

A brief notice promotes Naptha Gas sold by Crouse-Tex and claims it cleans and leaves no odor.

Crouse-Tex

Community notices and visits in Fairview area

Social calendar items list visits by Mrs. G. P. Mace and Lesta. Happy Hour Society attendance at the Community Hall. kitchen shower for Mrs. Elmer Benson. trips to Grand Island Omaha and California. family gatherings and drives to Kearney and Stromsburg. church anniversary plans for Rev. and Mrs. Maxcy.

G. P. Mace Lesta Wm. Dake Happy Hour Society Lillian Norris Zelva June McCormick Elmer Benson Paul Schmoker Michigan Hattie Lucas Grand Island California Seattle San Francisco Tom Meacham Madison Bettie Christian Violet Terry Clara Frizzel Lottie da Donald Lorrain Wigda Near Polk Chalmer Daniel H. A. McCormick L. R. Meacham Clair McCormick Stromsburg LeRoy Rhodes Calmar Dunn Famiy

Water Conservation Ponds Proposed for Drouth Area

Polk County is recommended as a drouth area by the State Drouth Committee. If approved by the U S Department of Agriculture, WPA will likely set up water conservation projects to provide employment for eligible farmers and laborers. Landowners request dams should notify R L Anderson at the County Relief Office Osceola for consideration.

Drouth Polk County State Drouth Committee United States Department of Agriculture Washington WPA Dewey Laws York R. L. Anderson Osceola

Mrs Burdette Baker and Infant Son Leave Hospital

Mrs Burdette Baker and her infant son left the hospital Friday. The discharge marks the completion of a brief stay for mother and child, with no complications reported.

Community Notes From HACKBERRY Area

Local residents share weekend visits and trips with family in Broken Bow Osceola and Seattle. News includes birthdays hospital births university hospital visit Omaha trips county fair planning and picnics at Seward Pawnee Park with multiple families noted.

Death summons Ray Wilson in Omaha hotel death

Lloyd R. Wilson age 56 va United Insurance vice president was found dead in an Omaha hotel room after a heart ailment. He registered Monday and died about 18 hours earlier. He lived in Lincoln 20 years and was active in Scottish Rite Shrine Masonic lodge. Funeral held in Lincoln with Wyuka interment.

Ray Wilson Lloyd R. Wilson United Insurance Company of Lincoln Omaha Wilson Scottish Rite and Shrine Masonic Lodge Osceola Ora Evelyn Folger Cleveland Ohio Norman Milo Wilson Kansas City Homer Montfort Harry Polson Fred Blum Garretsville

Fun Festival Draws Wesley Chapel Guests and Winners

The public is invited to a Fun Festival in Wesley Chapel Friday evening with ice cream and amusements and a quilt prize to be awarded. Local families visit relatives across the state including the Herrman and Hastings clans and a Wesley Chapel Missionary Society meeting is planned for Thursday at Mrs Leona Dawes home.

Wesley Chapel Clara Bell Washington Herrman L. E. Treadway Treadway Pawne Park Charles Hastings W. D. Hastings Tina Haxton Alva Wesley Chapel Missionary Society Leona Dawes

Little Donna Rae Spends Days at Mrs Sophia Crois Home

A fragment notes that Little Donna Rae spent several days last week at the home of her Senne, Mrs Sophia Crois. The incomplete line hints at a domestic visitation or care arrangement.

Donna Rae Sophia Croisan

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