Lincoln Star reports UP cutoff plan and local incidents
Notes array from days past include a Union Pacific cutoff plan from Stromsburg to Central City, a bus tongue snapped incident at Pratt Hotel, a Bink at Chapman robbery near Central City, and local family events in Osceola with marriages, illnesses, and Thanksgiving gatherings.
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A. F. Nuquist
Pratt Hotel
R. H. McBeth
Judge Baill
Lincoln Star
Union Pacific
Stromsburg
Central City
Elmer Lovell
Harvey Heald
Millera
John F. Heald
Frances A. Beveridge
Fremont
Grigsby
Methodist Church
Wesley Chapel Advent Week Activities Proclaimed
The WESLEY CHAPEL church lists a packed December schedule incl Sunday worship at 2 and 3 PM with a sermon on Prepare Ye The Way. Union Revival in Shelby begins Dec 8 at United Brethren Church with B Edward Zeiss leading songs. Local societies meet Dec 1 12 7 2 and 8 as announced.
Chevrolet Tops National Auto Show With First Place Honor
Chevrolet Motor Co. again earns first place at the 1930 national automobile shows for leading in the largest volume of business. The award is among the industry’s most coveted honors recognizing top market performance.
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Chevrolet Motor Co
Chevrolet
Big Discount Offered on 1929 Model A Ford Forder
An automobile dealer highlights a 1929 Model A Ford Forder in stock, noting it has been in use since September 1, 1929, and presents it at a substantial discount.
Methodist Church Announces Next Sundays Services
Regular hours of services are listed for Sunday with 10 A M church school 11 A M morning worship 6 30 P M Epworth League and 7 30 P M evening worship Rev O A High state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League will preach the sermon next Sunday morning A 30 there will be a dramatic presentation titled Who Killed Earl Wright presented under the Anti Saloon League with 23 cast members mostly local citizens It is a murder trial from an actual Iowa case Admission is free All churches cooperate in this service Mail packages early Do your Christmas shopping early and get the Christmas Spirit early Coming to church services will help you.
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the Methodist Church
Epworth League
O. A. High
Anti Saloon League
Earl Wright
Anti-Saloon League
Iowa
Morning services and pageant at Methodist church
Morning services scheduled for next Sunday with Rev J A SanDeFur of Lincoln preaching at 11:00. An evening joint pagent titled Who Killed Earl Wright will be held at the Methodist church. Sabbath School meets at 10:00 with Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:30. Children aged 8 to 12 invited. Miss Wilma Shore in charge.
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J. A. SanDeFur
Lincoln
Earl Wright
Christian Endeavor
Wilma Shore
Bereavement Gratitude from Wieseman and Powell Families
The Wieseman and Powell families express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for support during their recent bereavement. They acknowledge the many floral offerings and words of sympathy from Mr. and Mrs. Geo Wieseman, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wieseman, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Powell and families.
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Geo. Wieseman
Christ Wieseman
Everett Powell
Cleaning and Laundry Work Called for and Delivered
A brief notice notes cleaning and laundry work requested and completed, including a referenced phone contact for scheduling. The item emphasizes prompt service and availability by phone.
Real Estate Auction Leading Modern Selling Method
Real estate auctions are pitched as the fair quick method for selling property. An agency promotes its two auctioneers and staff, highlighting commission structure, advertising, and hands on guidance to turn real estate into cash.
Church Christmas Program Committee Formed
Names John Bond Roy Thomas and Raymond Bond named to the Wayland Church Christmas program committee. Also notes small local items including births at McCarty and Dey families and a bazaar at Green's Chapel slated Friday evening December 6.
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John Bond
Roy Thomas
Raymond Bond
Wayland Church
Williard Hollister
Lloyd Hollister
W. L. Obrist
Harry
Joe McCarty
Green’s Chapel Aid Society
Lawrence Hoffer
Donald
Albert Blevins
Columbus
Raymond Dey
Dey
Ora Carter
Public sale notice of 1920 Hupmobile Corre Automobile
Polk County Nebraska court orders sale of a 1920 Hupmobile Corre Automobile owned by Frank R. Elston. Sale set for December 16, 1929 at 2 PM at the south front door of Osceola Court House, open one hour, cash bid to highest bidder. Dated December 3, 1929.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Polk County Nebraska
Order of Sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska issues foreclosing Farmers State Bank Osceola Nebraska against John A Fredrickson and Adinah R Fredrickson. Judgment for 729.40 dollars with interest at 10 percent from February 20 1929. Proceedings conducted before Judge Harry D Landis.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Fifth Judicial District
Public Notice of Property Sale and Estate Proceedings
Property under mortgage decree to Farmers State Bank Clarks Nebraska and Fredrickson cross petitioners valued with interest totals and a sale scheduled for December 23 1929 at 2 pm at the County Court House Osceola Polk County Nebraska. Also notices of final report in the estate of Carl Vollbrecht set for December 21 1929 at 10 am and other court actions by W W Norton County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Carl Vollbrecht
W. Norton
Notice to Creditors in ty Nebraska Benjamin E Fineey
Creditors of the estate of Benjamin E Fineey deceased must file claims by March 12 1930 and January 13 1920 as the court will hear and adjust claims at County Court Room on December 13 1929 January 13 1920 and March 12 1930.
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Said
W. W. Norton
Polk County
Nebraska
Benjamin E. Fineey
Proprietor Francis Marion Fox Estate Notice
In The County Court of Polke County Nebraska the estate of Francis Marion Fox deceased is addressed with a March 20 1930 date.
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Polke County
Nebraska
Francis Marion Fox
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Polk County Real Estate
The Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford sues Minnie Warren et al and, by decree dated February 15, 1929, seeks $5,349.05 plus 10 percent interest and $37.70 costs. A first lien is declared on the east half of the northwest quarter of section 10, township 15N, range 3W. The sheriff will sell the property at public auction in Osceola on December 24, 1929, at 2 PM for cash. Witness dated November 19, 1929. W. Roy VanHoosen, Sheriff. Kennedy Holland DeLacy & McLaughlin Mills & Mills, attorneys.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Travelers Insurance Company of
Hartford
Connecticut
Minnie Warren, Et al
District Court of
Osceola
W. Roy VanHoosen
Polk
Kennedy
Holland
DeLacy & McLaughlin
Mills & Mills
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