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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

8

Notice of probate for Harris estate in Polk County

In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of James R. Harris deceased has been filed. The State of Nebraska to all interested persons, a hearing is set for August 25, 1922 at 10 o'clock a.m. Squire O. Harris is named executor. Dated July 31, 1922. (Seal) 46-31 F. H. BALL

Polk County Nebraska James R. Harris State of Squire O. Harris

Social Calendar Highlights Osceola Neighborhood Events

The Osceola society page lists bridge guests and dinners honoring the Epps visit, Mrs Powers and Heitzman departures, and various hostess celebrations. Missionary and club meetings plan a Masque while Camp Fire groups host a picnic and swim.

Pat and the fifth baby joke in New York

An Irishman in New York planned a large family with a baby born each year for four years and then none. A friend asks why no more children and Pat replies that every fifth baby born in New York is a Jew.

N’yawk Pat New York

Skirts May Grow Longer in Fall Fashion Push

Fashion notes say skirts and suits may reach eight inches from the floor for street wear while evening gowns stay ankle length. Merchants and magazines forecast longer silhouettes with long lines, overblouses, and beaded dress accents in gray brown and beige tones.

Enus New York

Supreme Act Stands as Rail Strike Ends

End of the rail stoppage confirms the supremacy of the Transportation Act and its Labor Board provisions. Radical labor leaders who seek public damage to serve selfish aims face futile protests against the law’s authority.

Labor Board

Card of Thanks from Johnson and families

We thank our dear sisters and neighbors for their kindness during our sorrow and for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. Frank A. Johnson, Mrs. Morgan and family, Fred Johnson and family, Harry Johnson, Stephen Brown.

Frank A. Johnson Morgan Fred Johnson Harry Johnson Stephen Brown

Ice Cream Social Gratitude and Local Updates in Wesley Chapel

The Wesley Chapel church ice cream social drew strong attendance and organizers thank helpers. Social notes report Miss Leal Crosier's home visit, rain event, travel to Excelsior Springs for treatment, and various local visits. Polk Chautauqua dates and Ford Day in David City are noted along with community member travels and church group activities.

Leal. Crosier Harry Jarmin Fremont J. N. Jarmin King's Heralds Roy Richards Columbus Richards Chapel ‘Missionary Society Charles Olson Osceola J. W. Crozier Excelsior Springs Floyd West Lynn Brighams Myra Crozier Iowa Nazarene Assembly Bauder & Sons Ford Russell Olson Stromsburg Ed Shultz Herbert Wurtz Carl Waak Polk Chautauqua Redpath-Horner Points Minnesota Nels Pierson Denver O. F. Alfred Stratford Sw. M. E. Church Polk Grand Island The Baptist Association Harold Nelson Emma Lind Mildred Eckman Reuben Hanquist A. E. Swanson Emil Lind Neal

Obituary continues for Stromsburg leader Lind

The Swedish Methodist church member and Stromsburg leader Mr. Lind died at 66 after a long decline. Born April 6 1856 in Sweden he emigrated to the United States in 1880s, lived in McPherson and Los Angeles before settling in Stromsburg. He leaves Esther Josephine Lind and eleven children and sixteen grandchildren.

Stromsburg M. E Church Edwin Sahlen E. H. Lindquist C. A. Falk Mr. Lind Methodist Church Torpa Kronobergs Jan Sweden United States Salt Lake City McPherson Kans Esther Josephine Swanson Moline Ills Los Angeles Calif Stremsburg John Colson Town Stomsburg Lind Effie Esther Josephine Lind Gilbert Colson Elmer Lind F. O. Johnson Julian Ludden North Platte Neb George Benedict Benjamin Margaret William Gertrude Bernice Irene August Rodine John Rodine Des Moines Swedish Methodist Church Urs Woodmen Lodge

Placing Blame in Philosophical Thought

A fragment discusses blame as a vice or virtue across viewpoints. It contrasts a vulgar man who blames others with a novice in philosophy who blames himself and a philosopher who blames neither. The quotation attributed to Epicurus or Recatetus reflects on self accusation and external fault.

Ralctetus

Lindburg Wurtz Wedding At Polk Home

Miss Josephine Lindburg and Herbert L Wurtz wed at 4 PM Wednesday at the Lindburg home near Polk with Rev. Neal officiating. After a five course dinner for about 100 guests the couple plan a farm home near Polk after a Colorado Wyoming motor trip. A kitchen shower for the bride was held nearby by Mrs. Lindburg and Mrs. Lindburg.

Evelyn Lindburg Arthur Wurtz Flower Pearers Margaret Harold Lindburg William Lindburg Wilbur White Edwin Lindburg Georgette An Colorado Wyoming

Legion Film Show Promises War Scenes and Soldier Stories

The American Legion plans a Great War film featuring frontline aid, Verdun trenches, gas attacks, and aircraft in action. It invites families to learn which soldier went overseas by discovering exact units and divisions. Church notices follow with services, youth groups, and a church picnic details from Paul’s Lutheran and Grace Valley churches.

American Legion 3Qth Quentin Roosevelt 139Th Inf Verdun 108Rd Inf

Osceola Public Schools outlines 1922 23 policy and offerings

The Osceola Public Schools plan for 1922 23 describes practical industrial and commercial courses for boys and girls, a normal training track for teaching, and musical, athletic, science, literary, debating and dramatic activities. It emphasizes affordable education, basic development, and responsible budgeting. Registration is set for Thursday and Friday of next week.

Osceola Public Schools Co. E. Andrews P. S

Death of Fred Oliver Slade at age four in 1921

Fred Oliver Slade son of Mr and Mrs Chas L Slade born Sept 20 1917 died Aug 18 1921 aged 4 years 10 months 23 days. Survivors include parents one brother Ted eight and one sister Mary three. Grand Island dispatch notes family prayerful reflections as road officials count Lincoln highway traffic at 1125 cars in a 14 hour period.

Des Moines Park Avenue News Chas. L. Slade Ted Mary Grand Island

TREM TING WHEAT FOR SMUT

Instructions for treating wheat to prevent smut outline eight steps. Secure formaldehyde in sealed bottles. Fan wheat to remove trash light kernels weed seeds and most smut balls. Disinfect tools with formaldehyde solution. Mix one pint formaldehyde to 35 gallons water. Soak seeds skim off smut and trash. Remove wheat quickly cover for hours. Sow slightly thicker as kernels swell. Do not leave wet wheat piled longer than 12 hours.

Campaign Emblem Linked to Adams 1824 Ring

A copper finger ring served as a campaign emblem for John Quincy Adams in 1824. Adherents wore the ring during his presidential bid and it bore the inscription John Quincy Adams 1825.

John Quincy Adams

Church Reports Highlight Near Year End Efforts

The quarterly conference notes excellent work across church departments with good gains. Services listed for next Sunday include Sunday school at 10:00, morning worship at 11:00, Epworth League at 7:00, and evening preaching at 8:00, pastor W. W. Hull inviting all. First Presbyterian also advertises Sunday school at 10:00 led by A. B. Mickey, with 11:00 worship and 7:00 Christian Endeavor. An 8:00 masque titled The Church Victorious Through Love will be presented by the Women’s Home Missionary Society.

R.’ Paul's Lutheran Church Luther League C. V. Fornander Mises Alinda Fernander Arthur Eckstrom Gilbert Johnson Arthur N. Johnson Adolf Serenius Grace and Valley Churches Epworth League King’s Herald Mike Horst J. A. Klein M. E. Church Epworth W. W. Hull First Presbyterian Church A. B. Mickey Women’s Home Missionary Society

Osceola Chorus Seeks 100 Voices for Polk County Fair

Polk County Fair Association offers 75 dollars per concert for two Osceola Community Chorus performances over two days at the fair. A meeting is set for Friday August 25 at 8:00 PM in Osceola High School assembly hall to organize rehearsals and invite new members.

Polk County Fair Association Osceoln Community Chorus Polk County Fair Osceola High School N. L. Nelson

Air and Water for Chickens Warned by Poultry Experts

Poultry specialists from the Agricultural College warn of widespread hen house deaths due to poor ventilation in winter and heat in summer. They urge opening south exposures, spraying for lice and mites, and ensuring abundant fresh water daily to prevent dehydration and blood thickening.

The Agricultural College

Mrs Olivia Boden Returns From Stromsburg Visit

Mrs. Olivia Boden returned Saturday from Stromsburg where she visited relatives after attending the celebration there Thursday.

Olivia Boden Stromsburg

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Omaha F. O. Anderson C. W. Headlee A. J.herrmann C. J. Webster Oscar W. Anderson Everman Remedy Gallatin F. H. Ball Tkins Atkins Oisoap Osceola, Nebraska Watkins Dealer Han Lindley Heald Bridge Mrs. Epps Frank Mills Mrs. Geo. Carson H. C. Beebe H. M. ‘Powers Heitzman California Presbyterian Missionary Society Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Grace M. E. Church J. C. Marquist Kensington Wm. Welch Borst BR. M. Gillespie Bess Stonesbury Lola Duncan Milford Woman’s Literary Club Lulu Merrick Merrick Maple Leaf Club Emma [Parker Canning Bertha McCormick Nellie Hutchison Florence Anna Hansen Buckley Park Simsbury Mrs. Watts Misses Berth Bernice McCormick Ethel Gladys Hardle Margaret Clark Messers Phil Ed Walgren Wm. Ferris Lewis Daum Glen Veltman Vern McCormick Roy Earl Hardle Walter Weiseman Family Ford Motor Company Carson Auto. Company Wesley Chapel S. W. Corner Square J. E. Parker E. Lunner Omala Peter Nelson Emil M. Swanson Missouri Anton E. Sjoland Duluth Minn J. C. Franzen New York State New York City Young People’s Free Mission Society Loomis Nebr Amanda Wilson Ruth Muirhead Hastings Garvin Holyoke Colp Ray Hunsaker Carthage Iils Bittner Joint of Daisy Muirhead Moore Jennie Estes Park Oklahoma John Ekeley Boulder Colo Erick Erickson Muirhead North Side Pauline Fonda A. P. Freeman Frank Burgeson Broken Bow Pan Rapp Hotel Drs. Chapek Martin Banner Fred Oliver Slade Osce- 2
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