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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska listing marks a per annum subscription under the Act of March 4 1879 for the Post Office. The notice records entry at the Osceola Post Office and specifies annual payments.
A busy Stromsburg week features residents traveling for vacations to Chicago and Yellowstone, visits from Neligh and Polk County, church society trips to Polk, and local events at J. W. Bailey Hardware and the Mission Camp. Obituary announces Glenn Warner died at Lutheran Hospital York after appendectomy complications. The community prepares for school opening September 9 with new high school construction and building use of nearby properties. Lincoln Star telegraph news expansion praised.
Regular hours of services every Sunday at 10 A M Church School 11 AM Morning Worship 8 PM Evening Worship all invited. World Service Offerings will be received at the church school hour Sunday. An official board meeting is set for Tuesday evening Septem ber 3 at 8 P M at the Church members to attend.
L Wendelboe offers piano tuning services with a note to leave orders at Ray's Jewelry Store.
J H Clark a retired locomotive engineer from 4510 South 21st Street Omaha says his health worsened from 1920 to 1928 with heavy weight loss and severe stomach trouble. After using Sargon Soft Mass Pills his indigestion ended and he regained strength, gaining nine pounds in under a month.
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Club meets September 5 with Mrs. Mary Dunn. Family and relative travels include D C Burns and daughter Lulu to Fullerton, a 75 member Woods reunion at Sheridan Iowa, and many locals visiting Hastings Holdrege Omaha Papillion Lincoln Lincoln relatives.
District No. 5 Columbus residents and visitors share gatherings across Iowa Nebraska and Indiana. Families from Osceola Beatrice Phillipsburg Grand Island and Zanesville visit relatives attend picnics and host friends while 4-H events and Sunday get togethers mark the week.
Poultry culling contact to call weekly and phone 63 for culling date. Motor Vehicle Operators License Law takes effect September 1 1929 requiring all drivers aged 16 or older to obtain a license within thirty days. licenses mailed by October 1 1929 and remain valid while residency remains unchanged. Officer K A Cornish urges early applications to avoid rush.
Reports describe severe storms and quakes that wrecked the city in the sixth century leaving the Colosseum and other large structures ruined and half buried. The greatest damage came from people who used the Colosseum as a quarry for building medieval palaces.
The town marks progress with a new concrete walk at the School house. Local pupils honor Prof. Slothower during a reception at H M Powers home. Students and citizens attend farm events, exhibits, and medical treatment plans. A special Saturday election votes on water bonds and area merchants advertise organs and trades.
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