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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1940
Page
4
Superintendent C. K. Porter releases the September 2 opening date and lists the teaching staff for Algebra III Geometry Wayne Frazier Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Art Louvella Crew Principal Department Helen Swanson Department Ernest Horacek Department Betty Schinzel Grade assignments outlined for the new term.
The Osceola Record, Polk County's oldest newspaper, lists Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher and notes entry at the Osceola post office under the 1879 act.
Obsolete items recount births, sales, and weather events around Osceola Polk County. Pigs sold at $25 each. barns burned near Osceola. several residents visiting, job moves, and crop yields. Includes notes on telephone line efforts and local public notices.
Aaron Sutton, 35 years resident of the valley, died instantly on Friday while tending an alfalfa sweeper. He reached for the lever, lost balance, and his head caught in a wheel, breaking his neck. Born to Clair Willits and wife on August 15, a son was born. An effort seeks a rural consolidated school in Hackberry precinct. Slaybaugh and Tobiason sold their military stock to Mrs. Claus Franz of Beemer. Tobiason will move to Geneva, Slaybaugh to Harvard. T. W. Blake was said to be “prancing about” Saturday.
The United States Navy Band faced a tense moment during a weekly Capitol front performance when distant fire alarms and factory whistles near the Navy Yard disrupted the lengthy number. Band members remained focused as word spread of a Navy Yard fire, fueling saboteur rumors among the crowd.
In Polk County Nebraska the Home Owners Loan Corporation serves notice to Harry L. Lanham and others as defendants in a district court action seeking loan relief and related remedies. The document directs appearance and response as required by law.
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