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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

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Polk County Fair Opens With Record Exhibits and Pageant

The fifty fifth annual Polk County fair began Tuesday attracting large crowds as exhibits surpass previous years despite fears of drought. The pageant on wedding costumes drew a full amphitheatre while the midway expands and the Miz program promises a three day run. postmaster announces migratory bird hunting stamps available at Osceola, valid July 1 to June 30, price one dollar.

Polk County Snider Osceola

Chester Baldwin Promoted to New Position

Fred Adkins, long time Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company official, named manager of the Osceola exchange effective September 1, succeeding Chester R. Baldwin who moves to Humboldt as manager there. Adkins, in Nelson and Superior before, has served in York plant, Nelson and Superior roles since 1915.

Chester Baldwin Fred Adkins Superior Lincoln TelePhone and Telegraph Company Nuckolls County Osceola Exchange Chester R. Baldwin Humboldt Adkins Sutton Telephone Company Sut H.F. MecCulla Nelson Osceola

Dalton Named Combination Man at Osceola

R L Dalton former combination man for Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph at Auburn becomes combination man at Osceola. He starts September 1 after a career including Humboldt plant work in 1919 Talma ge manager in 1920 and Auburn transfer in 1924. The Dalton family will move to Osceola.

R. L.dalton R. L. Dalton Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company Auburn Osceola Dalton Humboldt Talmage

Miss Violet Hult Dead at 32 in Stromsbureg

Violet Elvera Hult died at her parents home in Stromsbureg Monday night at age 32. Funeral services will be held at the home and Swedish Lutheran Church with burial in Swede Home cemetery. She is survived by her parents and six sisters.

Violet Hult Violet Elvera Hult Ldwig Hult Stromsbureg Swedish Lutheran Church

Longtime Nebraska couple marks 59th anniversary

Mr and Mrs F M Garretson celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary on Wednesday August 29 presuming to be the oldest married couple locally. She 82 and he 87, emigrants from Indiana in the early 1880s who settled near Arborville then Polk. Their children Leroy Haxtun CO, Mrs F E Peterson Polk, Chas Greeley CO and Perry Osceola. Dr and Mrs J B Williams touring Colorado this week. Mrs Forrest Anderson in Chicago for Worlds Fair. Mr and Mrs C G Jack attended the funeral of her mother in David City. Local news includes the death of Rev and Mrs Acquila Cohagen's 10-year-old daughter in Portland OR. Grandparents J W Cohagen Polk. Grayce and Iva Stevens on business in Osceola and Shelby. Clarence Peterson family plan Oregon move. Kroger and Steelquist relatives held reunion at Central City park. Chas Eckles in Denver. Dahlberg couple at Oakland conference. Mrs Wilmer Bodine Ruth and Hazel Johnson had tonsils removed in Holdrege. Frog Pond District alumni held a reunion and picnic at Mission Campgrounds with about 140 attendees. Axel Jones and J W Cohagen gave talks. Former pupils now in York Aurora Central City Benedict attended.

F. M. Garretson Greeley Colorado Perry Osceola J. B. Williams Forrest Anderson Chicago C. G. Jack David City Polk Acquila Cohagen Portland Oregon J. W. Cohagen Grayce Iva Stevens Shelby Clarence Peterson Kroger Steelquist Central City Park Chas. Eckles Denver

Various Shelby Folks AttendVisits and travels across Nebraska

Adolph Alt and family attended the funeral of George Ellers in Shelby after his cancer battle in a Chicago hospital. Families visit relatives in Monroe and Peru while Miss Jean Brigham visits Shelby before returning to Pittsburg. Numerous trips include Lexington Nebraska and Indiana. A wedding dance was hosted by Mr and Mrs Mark Stalnaker at the Legion Hall. Hog Cholera Serum is sold by Crouse-Tex Drugs Co.

Adolph Alt Clarks Dickinson Sterling, Colo Jean Brigham Columbia University New York Shelby Fred Brigham Pittsburg Penn Stanley Stastny Lexington Nebr Mrs Stastny Peru W. A. Cornish Robert Cornish McCool Con Hewitt Mark Stalnaker Legion Hall Alonzo Merrick Lena Schaal Fremont Alton Merrick Charles Bemis Washington Pacific Coast E. E. Pengelly Sprague Marcia Barrett Omaha Mrs Henry Burritt

Stromsburg Baseball Defeats Silver Creek 2 1 in Tight Game

Stromsburg hosted Silver Creek in a league clash Sunday and edged the visitors 2 to 1 in one of the tightest games of the summer. Local fans noted the strong showing amid a busy page of community updates on residents, travel, and local events.

Stromsburg Silver Creek Earl Wright Lucille Betsy Jane Exeter Luther League of the Lutheran Church Constantine Trued Eter An Ilinois University Louise Stoll Gust Stoll Columbus Ted Lambert W. A. Bernard Superior Alex Scott Helen Barnard J. A. Westenius Dorothy Headman Ruth Banta Omaha L. A. Erickson Wil

Annual Picnic of the Burke Families Held at Buckley Park

The 15th Burke family picnic gathered Sunday at Buckley Park with about fifty attendees. Attending were members of the Charles John and George Burke clans, with a basket lunch at noon and readings from absent kin. Miss Enid Myers elected secretary. committees named for the 1935 picnic.

Burke Buckley Park Charles John George Burke Enid Myers Jennie Burke Dewitte Weber Harold Myers Omaha Robert Burke York Kenneth Johnson Walter Nelson Polk Joel Fernquist Dix W. A. Burke Fred Burke Ed Burke BE. R. Burke J. H. Powell Harold Swan Will Bennett Amy Myers Stromsburg

Lillian Kubicek Weds Marvin Dawes At St Marys Osceola

Miss Lillian Kubicek daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kubicek Sr became the bride of Marvin Dawes son of Mrs Leona Dawes of Osceola in a morning ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church on August 22. The couple will reside in Osceola.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Lillian Kubicek John Kubicek Marvin Dawes Leona Dawes Osceola Rose Kubicek Neal Dawes Stephen Kubicek Nettie Seberger Dawes Mr Dawes

First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services

Rev. Raymond C. Swisher of York to occupy the pulpit at 11:00 a.m. preaching amid a large attendance hoped for. Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and evening service at 7:00 p.m. are listed.

First Presbyterian Church Raymond C. Swisher P. D York

High Prairie Kitten Ball Team Wins Polk Tournament

The High Prairie Girls Kitten Ball team won the Polk tournament held last Thursday and Friday. They defeated Anchorville 19 7 on Friday and Polk 8 6 on Friday. The High Prairie Boys Kitten Ball team will play Benedict Sunday.

Pastors absent as Platte Valley counts strains for fair exhibit

A Wichita county page notes the preacher was away and Alonzo Merrick of Shelby delivered a solid sermon. Committees searched Platte Valley for agricultural fair exhibits with scarce finds even among irrigated crops. Residents share visits, travels, and family news including weddings and births across Shelby, Garrison, Rising City, York county, and surrounding areas.

Elevator Hit by Lightning Sparks Grain Elevator Blaze

An elevator full of grain was struck by lightning during a morning storm, igniting the building and its contents. Fire streams could not reach the blaze due to height. the structure, owned by AL Dunning of Shelby and leased to Dawson Grain Co of Omaha, was operated by Harold Taddiken of Shelby.

Krist Lott al" Dunning Shelby Dawson Grain Company Omaha Harold Taddiken

Hospital Notes and Births at Osceola Hospital

Mrs Glenn Richards and daughter Glenna Ruth to be released today. A baby boy born Saturday to Dale and Mrs Richards of Stromsburg at Osceola Hospital named Dennis Encene. Dr R L Schroeder performs two tonsil removals at Osceola Hospital this week. Richard Genki of Shelby and Howard Swan of Osceola were patients. baby born yesterday morning August 29 at Osceola Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jay McCormick.

Glenn Richards Glenna Ruth Osceola Hospital Dale Richards Stromsburg Dennis Encene R. L. Schroeder Richard Genki Shelby Howard Swan Osceola

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Events in Area

Mrs M E Bittner and son Max along with Mrs Roy Yeltman and baby arrived from Denver to visit relatives in Stroms and nearby towns. Kenneth Cornish’s dog Fritky died after being hit by a car. he was bitten during the rescue attempt. Wasley Chapel Club met with 16 members and 12 visitors. next gathering September 6. Clarkson visit day with Paul Joy and John Petr. Peru Normal honors include Mrs George Campbell. Betty Jo Carson hosted tea for Betty Jane Crichton and Mary Frances Hassler. County I O O F picnic set for September 12.

Kenneth Cornish Fritky Ken Wasley Chapel Club May McBeth Viola Lut Paul Joy Clarkson John Petr Peru Normal George Campbell Betty Jo Carson Betty Jane Crichton Mary Frances Hassler Omaha

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