Polk County Students at Nebraska State University
Twenty nine Polk county youths join six thousand eight hundred ten total students at the University of Nebraska this semester. Stromsburg leads with thirteen students followed by Osceola eight Shelby seven and Polk one. Notable Stromsburg students include Norma E. Johnson and Margaret Olson in the teachers college and Russell A. Elfors Paul M. Lindstedt and Richard O. Freeman in engineering and arts and sciences. Additional Stromsburg entrants study agricultural and business administration programs while Osceola Shelby and Polk representatives pursue nursing medicine ROTC and pre-law. Nebraska welcomes students from all Cornhusker state counties, other states, and international locales as the university reports a third straight all time enrollment high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
University of Nebraska
Stromsburg
Osceola
Shelby
Polk
Norma E. Johnson
Margaret ©. Olson
Teachers College
Miss Olson
Pi Lambda Theta
Miss Johnson
Raymond Hall
College
Eva L. Olson
Janet Mae Ericson
School of Nursing
Omaha
Mary Ruth Rhodes
Milton A. Mills
Murray H. Crouse
Elaine Bond
Andrew M. Monson
A. Neil Dawes
William A. Herrmann
Victor Herrmann
College of Arts and Sciences
Crouse
Mills
Miss Rhodes
Alpha Phi
Sigma ‘Alpha Epsilon
Agricultural College
Elaine P. Bond
Monson
Dawes
Miss Bond
Kappa Phi
Methodist Girls’ Sorority
R.O.T.C. Field Artillery
Wm. Herrmann
R.O.T.C
College of Medicine
Della M. Ingalls
Eleanor Scow
College of Agriculture
Scow
Engineering
Richard Louis Yordy
Gerald G. Bachman
Ronald J. Taddiken
College of Pharmacy
State University
Candlelight Service at Swede Home Church
The Light Eternal presents a candle light service by Swede Home Church choir at 4:30 p m on Sunday December 4 directed by Miss Berniece Sward with Mrs Myron Johnson and Lillie Chindgren assisting and music led by Lillie Chindgren. The organ recital starts at 4 15 and doors close at 4 30. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Sward
Myron Johnson
Lillie Chindgren
Methodist Church Service and Activities Schedule
Sunday includes 9:00 or 19:00 start times for services and classes with Superintendent El ton Berck. Morning Worship at 11:00 with a sermon titled Discoveries and Recoveries. Evening League activities at 18:30 and 19:00. Leadership training on Christian Beliefs for Present Day Living. W.H.M.S. meeting with Mrs. S A Snider on Tuesday after noon December 6. Regular choir practice on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Elton Berck
W.H.M.S
S. A. Snider
Osceola Bulldogs Earn Best Record in Nine Years
The 1938 Osceola football team posted the best record in nine seasons led by seniors Alton Bond Sidney Rutter Donald Schmoker Richard Anderson and captain Bud Carman who was named honorary captain by teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Green Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Alton Bond
Sidney Rutter
Donald ‘Schmoker
Richard Anderson
Bud Carman
Carman
Palmer Herrmanns wed in Webster Groves garden ceremony
Mr and Mrs Alfred Palmer of Ulysses announce the marriage of their daughter Jeanne Marjorie to Victor A Herrmann son of Mr and Mrs A J Herrmann of Osceola. The July 27 1938 ceremony was in the Grable garden in Webster Groves Missouri. Reverend George E Whitten officiated and Monte Jacoby carried the ring. Attending were Mrs Jacoby sister of the groom and Kathryn F Wynn who hosted a reception. Both couple graduates of the University of Nebraska with Mrs Herrmann active in Phi Mu Mor tar Board and W A A president. Mr Herrmann in his third year at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine and a member of Kap pa Sigma and Phi Rho Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Palmer
Ulysses
Jeanne Marjorie
Victor A. Herrmann
A. J. Herrmann
Osceola
Robert Grable
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Phillip Jacoby
Alton, Til
George E. Whitten
First Methodist Church of
Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across Nebraska towns
Extended families traveled to Shelby Columbus Rising City and surrounding areas for Thanksgiving. Relatives visited at Moon Scholz Corbitt and Ingalls homes while Regina Thelen moved to San Diego. Rev M A O Boyle conducted a Dawson funeral and local siblings returned from North Bend and North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Moon
Brock
Nebr
Shelby
Glen
C. W. Moon
Glen Ingalls
Owen McClung
Columbus
A. L. Scholz
Frank Scholz
Newton
Iowa
Scholz
Oscar Corbitt
Crumbliss
Surprise
David Cole
Stromsburg
Ed Hoffman
Martin Jaenike
Rising City
Chester Cole
Ernest Lott
Max
High School Dance At Legion Hall Draws Large Turnout
The second school dance of the season was held at the Legion Hall last Friday evening with about 60 students and alumni in attendance. The event ran from 8:00 to 11:00 and pleased attendees. Mrs. Merrick sponsored. guests included the Hastings and Merrick families and others. Another dance is planned before Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Merrick
Charles Hastings
Richard Merrick
Harry Clement
Cecil Deland
Hulquest
Wilson
Alvin Merrick
Thanksgiving visitors and gatherings in Stromsburg area
The Stromsburg region hosted numerous Thanksgiving visits. The Waller and Johnson families, plus relatives from Shelby Casper and Lincoln, shared elaborate dinners and social time at several homes. Relatives from Corpus Christi Texas then traveled home after a week with the Atkinson family and local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waller
Fred
Pauline Waller
Helen Burgeson
Holdrege
Fredolph Johnson
C. D. Jacobson
Johnson
Henry
Fred Johnson
Shelby
August Slusser
Albert Johnson
Lloyd Hollister
Westenius
Martha McCord
Casper
Wyoming
Jacobson
Charlotte Ekstrand
Strom
Lincoln
Earl Steever
Reuben Jones
Enoch Ekstrand
Clair McCormick
H. A. McCormick
Fred Dunn
Eugene Ruff
Henry Moberg
Ed Stewart
Polk
Alice Waters
E. H. Moberg
Ray Stever
Leonard Thompson
Robert Conon
Paul Englehardt
Corpus Christi
Texas
W. A. Atkinson
Stromsburg
Osceola
John Thompson
St. Paul
Crete Blevins
Loyal Knerr
Pasture Forage Livestock program honors in Nebraska
The 1938 Pasture Forage Livestock program in Nebraska closed in Omaha with three farmers earning outstanding recognition and 25 receiving honorable mention for progressive farming. Delegates from Polk County included Homer Brigham Elmer Tooker Frank Bard Edwin Hedlund Harry Youngland Rolland Swanson Raymond Rystrom E J Anderson Dwight Newcomer Arthur Deeter George Anderson Herman Jones Lloyd Treadway Elton Berck and Howard Peterson. The event promoted diversified farming focusing on grazing land and livestock with insurance crops. George Anderson Stromsburg was among the honorable mentions for contoured farming and certified seed efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cloge- In- Omaha
Polk County
Homer Brigham
Elmer Tooker
Frank Bard
Edwin Hedlund
Harry Youngland
Rolland Swanson
Raymond Rystrom
E. J. Anderson
Dwight Newcomer
Arthur Deeter
George F. Anderson
Herman Jones
Lloyd Treadway
Elton Berck
Howard Peterson
Omaha
Stromsburg
Mr. Anderson
Swedish Lutheran Church Christmas Supper Promised
The Lutheran Church invites all to a Swedish Christmas supper on December 8 at 6 PM with dishes like lutfisk and as tekaka for 35 cents. Regular announcements note Ladies Aid on December 1 at 2 PM, Harmony Society on December 2, Advent services on December 4, and choir practice plus board meeting on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Gust Boden
Charles G. Johnson
Clarence Carlson
Harmony Society
Inner Kingdom
Luther League
Board of Administration
Odd Fellows Entertained in Osceola Monday Evening
The Osceola Odd Fellows Lodge was entertained by a program from Miss Deay and District No. 2 students. The event featured school day themed dialogues, fellows in school, a seven member drum rhythm corps, and a short inspirational talk by Rev. Hamilton before pie and coffee in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Osceola
Deay
Power Demonstration At Eller's Hall In Polk County
Electric operation of feed mills shelters elevators pumps and other farm equipment will be shown in practice at the REA show in Polk County. A motor-totor designed by D W Teare of REA moves a 10 horsepower motor easily across the farm. Demonstrations run at Eller Hall 4 miles east and 6 1/2 miles north of Osceola with sessions at 10 am 1 30 pm and 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eller’s Hall
REA
Polk County
Polk County Rural Public Power District
State Extension Service
D. W. Teare
Eller Hall
Osceola
Beulah Cemetery Association to Meet in Fairview
The Beulah Cemetery Association plans a December 9 meeting at Mrs. Wallace Johnson's home in Fairview for a Christmas exchange. A covered dish luncheon is planned and members also report various Thanksgiving gatherings and visitors across local families.
Bree Cosmetics Demonstration Facial at Modern Beauty Shop
Local ad announces a complete Bree Cosmetics line and creams sold at Modern Beauty Shop Osceola. Mr Wm H Larson invites customers to visit for a demonstration facial to improve complexion. Phone 105 provided for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bree Cosmetics
Bree
Wm. H. Larson
Osceola
Tsi
Bill Herrmann Plays Through Shoulder Break Against Kansas State
Nebraska junior guard Bill Herrmann from Osceola suffered a dislocated shoulder early in the Kansas State game. He kept quiet, played through several more plays before requesting a timeout. Examination later revealed a shoulder separation. He returned to campus with his arm in a sling and said the shoulder is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Herrmann
Cornhusker
Osceola
Bill
Bill Callihan
John Bentley
the State Journal
John Peter Allinder obituary from Stromsburg records
John Peter Allinder born March 12 1865 in Sweden immigrated to Polk County in 1881 and died November 25 1938 at age 73. He leaves five children and five grandchildren, was a 40 year member of the Evangelical Covenant church and is interred in Stromsburg Cemetery with services held at the home and Covenant church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peter Allinder
Alsheda
Stalanl
Sweden
America
Polk ‘County
Anna Sophia Johnson
Rudolph
Bernard
Elfie Johnson
Central City
Nebr
Margaret Young
Denver
Colo
Sigurd
Carl
Edna
Verline
Roland Lee
Eileen
Loreen Johnson
Mervyn Young
Gust
Frank
Stromsburg
Victor
Willmar
Minn
Albert
Isanti
Sylvia Youngland
P. A. Sundberg
Otto Ahlquist
E. A. Swanson
David Hultquist
Albert Nelson
Stromsburg Cemetery
Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Bible Class
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. The Kensington Bible Class meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Vera Cole's home with a covered dish luncheon and a Christmas exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Vera Cole
Sunday School Times and Sermon at Two Churches
Valley and Fairview Methodist Churches announce Sunday School at Valley 10 30 a m Fairview 11 00 a m with Wm Dake and Arthur Timm as superintendents Rev Hamilton to speak at Fairview Sunday Decem ber 4 at 10 00 a m and at Valley 11 29 a m on The Tragedy of Uselessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Valley Methodist
Valley
Wm. Dake
Arthur Timm
Hamilton
Farview
Reunion and Thanksgiving Visits Across Nebraska Family Circles
Bakersfield visitor George Kresha returns home with Donald Cerny for the winter in California. District teachers Kusek and sister Helen Kusek visit Spalding for Thanksgiving. Altmanshafer family and Geneva Cerny travel to Big Springs to stay with relatives. Various local residents host, travel, and celebrate including birthdays and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kresha
Bakersfield
California
Adolph Kresha Sr
Donald Cerny
Joseph Kusek
Helen Kusek
Spalding
Gerry
Glen Altmanshafer
Geneva Cerny
Big Springs
Hubert Altmanghofer
Anna Welch
St. Paul
Fred “Hénggeler
Humphrey
John Jaax
Albion Zimmerman
Columbus
Peter Seberger
Walter Tschauner
Tom Micek
Sharon Denise
Anna Cerny
Shelby
Nick Gondringer
Gonder
Harmony Club
George
Calif
Anne of Lincoln
Delbert Urban
St. Andrews
Delbert Bernard
Sophia Kresha
Joseph Mick
Thanksgiving Week Gatherings Mentioned in Osceola News
Local residents share holiday visits with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Adkins visited Harvard Nebraska for Thanksgiving, while Rev. and Mrs. Herrmann hosted guests at their home. Visiting Englehardt from Corpus Christi joined at dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Eklund. The Fairview Church plans a December 3 food sale and bazaar at Hansen's Meat Market with lunch at 11 30 a.m. J N Norton and W L Hayden spent Thanksgiving with the Norton family in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Cemetery Association
Wallace Johnson
Lenore Ruff
Omaha
H. A. McCormick
City
C. L. Duke
Dean McCormick
George Reed
Arthur Deeter
Howard Deeter
Hilbert Buchta
Grandma Reitz
Silver Creek
Leck McCormick
Chris
Dell McCormick
George Buchta
Kansas City
George Creemen
Henry King
South Dakota
Roy Frizzel
Wm, Philips
Little Daughter
Vallejo
Calif
William Benson
John Mapes
North Platte
Mina Buchta
Calmar Dunn
Henry Strickland
Lincoln
Heitzman Brothers
Mrs. Hamilton
Tom Meacham
Fred ‘Dunn
Clair McCormick
Eugene Ruff
H. A. McCormicks
W. B. Dake
Leo Larson
C. L. Dake
George Mace
Grace Runquist
Boyd Mace
Benedict
L.R. Meacham
Fred Adkins
Harvard
Nebr
John Herrmann
Elias Timm
Philip Timm
Eklund
Paul Englehardt
Corpus Christi
Texas
Fairview Church
Hansen’s
Osceola
J. N. Norton
Washington D. C
W. L. Hayden
Mrs. W. W. Norton
Ernst Bahr obituary notes long Nebraska farming life and family
Ernst Ferdinand Bahr born August 15 1869 in Blumenfield Germany died November 26 1938 at Shelby Nebraska aged 69 3 11. He migrated to America in 1886 and married Bertha Krueger in 1895. Four children survive him Paul F Nielson Emma August William plus three grandchildren and three brothers. He farmed near Rising City and then Shelby renting Watke farm for 36 years. Funeral in Shelby Church of the United Brethren with Masonic rites at the grave and interment in Shelby Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Ferdinand Bahr
Wilhelm Bahr
Blumenfield
Brandenburg
Germany
Shelby
Polk County
Nebraska
America
Bertha Krueger
David City
Paul F
Portland
Oregon
Emma Nielson
August W
Oakland
Nebr
William E
Osceola
August
Otto
Montana
Emil
Bahr
Rising City
Watke
Shelby Masonic Lodge
Mr. Bahr
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
H. J. Plymesser
Masonic Lodge of
Shelby Cemetery
Thanksgiving visits and church events noted in West Side
West Side residents hosted Thanksgiving guests including Miss Ardith Francis of Sioux City and Miss Genelle Coover of Polk. A December 4 Candlelight service by the Junior & Senior Choirs will be at 4 15 with 62 voices and an offering. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday. High Prairie Club gathers December 2. Sunday School practices at 10 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Peterson
Lynn Center
Doris Toline
Omaha
J. W. Toline
Ladies Aid
Alex Adelson
August Swanson
High Prairie Club
Agnes Appleton
Axel Fredrickson
Ardith Francis
Sioux City
Iowa
Adeline Fredrickson
Lincoln
Genelle Coover
Polk
Earl Fredrickson
Myron Johnson
Osceola
Herman Carlson
Victor Thelander
Axel ‘Fredrickson
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Polk County AT State University
Palmer—Herrmann
Neapeecheteee
Osceola Garden Club
M. R. Anderson
Lutheran Church
West Side