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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1937

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Polk County Wheat Crop Valued At Half a Million

Polk County 1937 wheat crop valued at 467,470 dollars from reports by state statistician Anderson at Lincoln. Polk farmers harvested 46,747 acres at an average yield of 10 bushels per acre, slightly below the state average. Lancaster led with 200 bushels per acre on 140,344 acres worth nearly 3 million dollars. Scottsbluff yielded 25 bushels per acre on 2,349 acres. The regional average price to farmers was 97 cents.

Polk County Anderson Lincoln Lancaster County Scottsbluff County

Osceola Swim Team Competes In Triangle Meet

Osceola, Columbus, and David City swimmers swam in a triangle meet at David City. Juniors from Columbus led overall, with Osceola juniors Mills and Parks strong in swimming and diving. Margaret McFadden placed second in girls diving for Osceola.

Osceola David City Columbus Bob Mills Wesley Parks Margaret McFadden Columbus Pool Tommy Mickey Lester Peters Nebraska Oakland

Carlson Pliefke Nuptials In Osceola Lutheran Church

Miss Ruby Carlson married Ewald Pliefke of Osceola at the Lutheran church with Rev. Melin officiating. Lillie Chingren sang and played. The bride, a Osceola High School and Luther College alumna, wore rose pink lace. After a reception for 45 guests, the couple will reside on a farm northwest of Osceola after a Black Hills trip.

Wahoo Campbell & Campbell Attorneys Irma Pliefke Walter Pliefke Black Hills

Booster Trip to Lincoln Chamber Juniors Aides State Fair

The Junior Division of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce plans a booster trip on August 31 1937 to Osceola with a chartered bus and Mobile public address unit from KFAB KFOR. The effort promotes Nebraska Great State Fair opening September 5 in Lincoln with advertising novelties for children.

Lincoln Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Nebraska Osceola Kfabkfor Studios State Fair Board Boosters

Omaha Doctor Returns Home After Vacation

Dr Morris Fraser of Omaha, who has been in charge of Dr H S Eklund's office during the Tottrets sait vacation, returned to his home Sundays.

Morris Fraser Omaha H. S Eklund

Genon McMeekin Weds Donald Devere Willits in Columbus

A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Methodist Parsonage Columbus on Thursday August 12 as Miss Genon McMeekin became the bride of Donald Devere Willits. The couple planned a brief honeymoon to Lincoln and Kansas City and will reside on a farm west of Osceola with the groom’s parents for the present.

Polk Willits—Mcmeekin Methodist Parsonage Columbus Genon McMeekin Donald Devere Willits Miss Thelen Shelby Kenneth Willits George McMeekin Glenn Willits Central City School Lincolnn Kansas City Marion Treadway Silver Creek Willits Osceola Howell New York City Lila Milddred Oakley Messick Michian Ella Guns Lake Odessa Michigan A. Miller Sterling Kansas Iva Ray Smith Charles Hoover Genoa Ward Ostberg Lincoln Ilos Ostberg Ed. Ostberg Alta Mervin Shenk Grant Johnson Leand Bowers Lutheran Hospital York R. H. Thesing Stromsburg Thesing Smith Stronghurst Illinois Maynard Albert Johnson Philip ‘Sack Crete Olaf Alfred Norris Alfred O. F. Alfred Ralph Anduetz Chicago West Hill Methodist Ralph Anschuetz Betty Alfred Estes Park Arborville Leo Calhoun San Diego California Albert Sundberg and Doyle Ford Ford Shenk Clarks Dana Shostrom Birdie Weeden Shad Stroupe Pawnee Park Oscar Stomberg Eric Carlson Will Wurtz Herb Wurtz Havens A. A. Wurtz John Freid Oscage Axel Freid Frances Margaret Oscar Strand

Shower for Future Bride at Arborville Town Hall

About 85 attended a personal and linen shower for Miss Clara Mundt at Arborville Town Hall on Tuesday. Readings, a duet, a violin solo, and bride-to-be advice filled the program followed by lunch. Miss Mundt received many gifts.

Arborville Town Hall Clara Mundt Glenn Hill Martin Baack Serena Meerkatz York Marie Dobberstein Jerry Werth Hampton Mildred Schmidt

Shelby Community Notes of Deaths Visits and Car Crash

Mrs Laura Taddiken attends sister in law Carman's funeral in Kearney with family. Cornelius Kelley joins wife and baby in Shelby for the summer. Thatcher car struck by truck near Shelby injuring no one. Visits from Rev Lincoln Lohr and Grand Island couple. People travel to Sandpoint Idaho and Omaha for business. House prep for Aurelia Lyons bungalow south Shelby near Carl Albers. Many local visits, trips, and social news across Shelby.

Laura Taddiken Robert Taddiken Ervin Henry Taddiken Kearney Carman Cornelius Kelley Detroit Michigan Lincoln Lohr Grand Island Shelby Milford W. A. Cornish Leo Langhamer Arnold Floyd Benda Sandpoint Idaho Ross Hayes Council Bluffs Iowa R. W. Dunkle Sassie Daughers Opal Iris Earl Orleans Henry Hamiston Aurelia Lyons Omaha Howard Comstock Johnson Pattie Riverton Anna Mawhor

Chronic arthritis burden and health notes from 1930s report

The article surveys chronic arthritis as a major disability in temperate climates, noting it causes about nine percent of illnesses and high lost work weeks. It cites age as a key factor, describes other health risks like tuberculosis and cancer, and mentions discoveries of new bacteria and public health efforts tied to the 1939 World’s Fair health congress.

United States National Health Council Medicine and Public Health

Local News Roundup From Wesley Chapel Area

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schmoker and sons returned from Iowa with corn prospects. Several families and individuals from Osceola, Gresham, Lincoln, and nearby areas visited relatives, vacationed, or attended events. Nadine Herrman resigns teaching in Grand Island. will take a similar post in Washington.

Tom Schmoker Iowa Stanley Nabb Esther Herrman Omaha W. G. Herrman Miss Herrman Joe Gabriel Fullerton Alfred Kuehnal Emory Kuehnal Arthur Nelson Arthur Oberg Osceola Paul Engelhardt Gresham James Richmond Nadine Washington, D. C Grand Islamad Washington Arthur Deeter Howard Deeter Fairview Stull Corner Arthur Johansen Swan Cedarberg Carl Cedarberg Carl Enoch Margaret Anderson Minnesota Glenna Magnuson Helen Dunn Lois Taylor The Valley Glen Richards Horace McKeag Shelby Fred Huggler Robert McBeth Brent McBeth Clarence Folz Neil McBeth John Huggler George Minick Rising City J. S. Barr Lulu Harry Davis Steve Corbett Clarence Vincent Stromsburg Reason Waggoner Benedict Charles Hastings Arthur Herrman Helen McCook Paul Timm William Ethelyn Steiner Lincoln A. J. Herrman Ernest Nyquist John Anderson Albert Anderson

Harmony Society and Church Events Updated Schedule

Harmony Society moved from Thursday to Tuesday August 31 and will be hosted in the church parlors with Mrs Edna McKeag. Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 Noeser service. Ladies Aid postponed one week to Thursday September 2. Paul Melin pastor.

Harmony Society Edna McKeag Ladies Aid Paul Melin

Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services and Conference

The church lists Sunday School at 10 09 a m with El ton Berck as superintendent and worship at 11 a m featuring a sermon The Test of Deeds. Evening league gatherings follow and two more services lead into the annual conference at Fremont September 7 13 Plans urge members to volunteer and use their gifts Albert Monkman invites active participation.

Elton Berck Fremont Church Albert Monkman

Busy Victor Area Social Notes and School Openings

Community calendar notes a HACKBERRY Greens Chapel Ladies Aid meeting on September 2 with entertainment by Mrs. Ralph Radley and Mrs. Albert Teeger strom. Victor school opens August 30 with Rev. L. M. Albrecht in charge of the High School and Miss Mary Burke in the Grade room. Multiple visits and travels connect Lincoln, Stromsburg, York, and other Nebraska towns as locals attend events, vacations, and family gatherings.

Greens Chapel Ladies Aid Ralph Radley Albert Teegerstrom Victor School L. M. Albrecht Wayland Mary Burke Stromsburg C. W. Hennings Lincoln Herman Larson Clarence Monson Sutton Moline Illinois Ida Mouden Los Angeles California Nebraska Elmer Kritzler Lafayette Ohio John Dahl Kenneth Willard Hollister Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa J. A. Westenius Jess Stark Baby John Dahls Chas Steever York Art Anderson Andrew Hanson Pawnee Park Columbus Laura Burke Nebraska State Agriculture College Lyle Holm Comstock Holm Harlan Carlson Frank Rystrom Mervin Carson Francis Carol Rystrom Earl Shidner Roy Hurd Nadine Lindburg Noah Graham Myrtle Graham Dist Lillian Peterson Coryell Oil Co Colorado Springs Colorado Albert Mauler Richard Tulare New York Mauler van Allen Victor Venice Wilkes S. W. Peterson F. M. Leibee Shelby Richard Conrad Martin Peterson Benedict J. F. Knorr Swan Larson J. G. Rosdahl E. R. Dillsaver Jennie Hurd J. F. Knerr Mickey van

Norma Johnson Crowned Miss Polk County 1937

Norma Johnson of Stromsburg won Miss Polk County at the beauty pageant opening the annual county fair in Stromsburg. Shirley McMeekin of Snelby was runner up in the junior division, with Phyllis From Beverly Ann Graham and Darlene Gustafson also placing. The fair began with a strong opening night crowd as Columbus businessmen arrived by car, and exhibits and a larger midway with Gibbs carnival filled space.

Norma Johnson Polk County Stromsburg Pox Fair Grounds Connectonth Shirley McMeekin Snelby Phyllis Beverly Ann Graham Darlene Gustafson Margaret Ann Hester Columbus Harold Wieseman Junior Chamber of Commerce Gibbs Carnival

Open Season on Pheasants Opens Here in Polk County

Polk County hunters may bag five pheasants daily from October 17 to 26 as the statewide season begins. The daily limit includes two hens, up from one hen in past years, with shooting hours 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Game Commissioner Frank B. O Connell says the change aims to reduce overall kills by spreading hunters across counties. Local observers note uneven bird numbers but expect no heavy field kills this area despite abundant cover along rivers and near water.

Polk County State Game Commission Frank B. O’connell

Bolton and Swede Home Families Show Reunion Spirit

West Side residents reported a Bolton family reunion in York with extended relatives from Seward Stanton Polk Swede Home and Lincoln. Local dinners and visits highlighted a day of hospitality as families shared meals and attended a wedding and missionary tea.

Frank Bolton Bolton York Petrus Nelson Albert Jones Raymond Meisinger Seward Herman Nelson Dannebrog Oliver Johnson Marvin Fredrickson Osccar Fredrickson Ruel Sward Shallberg Lillian Chindgren Foreign Missions Darlene Anderson Gresham Oscar Fredrickson Ralph Newman Los Angeles California Donald Johnson Polk Prof. Samuelson Wahoo C. A. Sward Anna Olson Omaha Herbert Flodman Charles Anderson Andrew Warner Daughters of Lincoln Ansel Fredrickson Kenneth Peterson Elmer Carlson

Visitors from Shelby at W. D. Buchholz Home

Mr and Mrs Arthur Buchholz and their sons of Shelby were visitors in the W D Buchholz home on an unspecified date, according to the local society notes.

Arthur Buchholz

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