Damages Sought After Auto Collision Near Town
Lillian Urban sues Cecelia Wagner and Lewis Peterson for 5000 in district court alleging injuries from a Sept 6 auto crash north of town. Pedestrian claim cites driver carelessness, hospital treatment, and mental anguish. Attorney Wilber M. Johnston represents Urban. case expected at next district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cout
Lillian J. Urban
Rudolph Urban
Cecelia Wagner
Lewis W. Peterson
Peterson
Miss Wagner
Fairview Family Notes Local Happenings in Osceola Area
Fairview Maxine DeBere underwent an appendectomy at University Hospital Omaha yesterday accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs Hugo De Bere and Mrs Ben Fineey. Mrs Wm Wisely and Mrs Paul Wisely hosted a quilting party at Clarence Headley’s Osceola home honoring Mrs Ted Hutchison formerly Miss Emma Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine DeBere
Hugo DeBere
Ben Fineey
Omaha
University Hospital
Wm. Wisely
Paul Wisely
Clarence Headley
Osceola
Ted Hutchison
Emma Wilcox
John Buchta
Walter Herrmann
Town
Hilbert Buchta
H. A. McCormick
Lester McCormick
Clair McCormick
Lincoln
Chas. Hutton
Tom Meacham
Vance
Gem
Kansas
Stromsburg
W. B. Dake
Huston to Attend State Teachers Association Meeting
J. D. Huston county superintendent of Polk County has been chosen as a delegate for District 2 at the Nebraska State Teachers Association Delegate Assembly in Lincoln on December 9. More than 100 representatives from six districts will meet to discuss educational issues and elect three general officers, with Huston also serving on the association’s school revenue committee presenting a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
State Teachers’ Association
J. D. Huston
Polk County
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Lincoln
The
Association
Christmas Plans At Fairview And Valley Churches
Fairview and Valley churches prepare Christmas programs for Sunday schools and communities on Christmas Eve. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday afternoon at the Hall. Valley Church women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Wieseman’s home for the Christmas Thank Offering with lunch. Cemetery Association met at Mrs. Buchta’s home with luncheon. Services next Sunday: Fairview 10 A.M. sermon then Sunday School. Valley 11.20 A.M. Sunday School first and preaching. E. B. Maxy, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Valley Church
Ladies Aid Society
Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Valley Church
P. C. Wieseman
Viola Wieseman
Cemetery Association
Mina Buchta
Valley
E. B. Maxcy
Food and cash drive for needy at David Cole Creamery
Anyone wishing to contribute food or canned goods may leave them at the David Cole Creamery Co Relief Committee for distribution to those in need.
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David Cole Creamery Co.—Relief Committee
Fun Frolic Contests at Farmers Family Fun Feed
Eleven contests designed for middle aged and older participants mark the annual farmers family fun feed in Lincoln during the first week of January. County Agent Kelly of Osceola promotes entry blanks. events include a spelling bee ciphering match and various individual and group contests with cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Family Fun
Organizedgriculture
Lincoln
Kelly
Osceola
I. D. Wood
Wesley Chapel Community News Highlights Local Events
Large turnout at Wesley Chapel church Friday evening with W F Crozier delivering an engaging talk. Church services now in the afternoon and a Christmas party planned at A J Herrmann home. Mrs Crozier to speak on travels in China. Neighbors shucked eighteen acres of corn at Ellsworth farm. Mrs Ellsworth recovering from surgery. Osceola visitors include Leon Merrick, Will Richmond, and Sue Whitehead. Nadine Richmond leads a Christmas program at Social Center with a three act play In Santa Claus Land. Social Center Tribune last week by seventh and eighth graders. Mildred Nelson won newspaper sales prize. District 40 schoolhouse community meeting Friday. sandwiches requested. Local families hosted at Hubert Seberger home in Columbus. Cerny family visiting others. John and Max Leon baptized with sponsors Tracy Gabel and Frank Alt. Husk ing now winding down as shelling continues. Mrs Crozier to speak again Thursday at Social Center. Bernt and Gabriel family gathering at Albert Bernt home.
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W. F. Crozier
the Missionary Society
A. J. Herrmann
China
Carl Ellsworth
District 40
John Albers
Hubert Alt
John Alt
A. L. Scholz
Shelby
Hubert Seberger
Columbus
Frank Cerny
Chappell
Cerny Brothers
John Gabel
Max Leon
Tracy Gabel
Frank Alt
Flint Crozier
Edmund Gabel
Bernt
Gabriel
Albert Bernt
Local Families Gather for Dinners and Visits
St Andrews Miss Exama W Nebosis and Miss Hilda Nebosis visited in Columbus on Tuesday. Albert W Gabriel and wife hosted a large dinner, with relatives and friends. John Gabriel, Albert Gabriel and families visited in Henry Ebel Sr home near Bellwood. Cerny family from Chappell made a brief visit. A E Gumm and Columbus relatives joined Bertha Bernt family. Jeanie Boss broke her arm near the elbow on the way to school. Fred Bernt and three children visited relatives in Columbus. Elizabeth Nebosis and daughter visited Edward and Frank Nebosis in Columbus. William Jaax family visited with Hubert Jaax. John Staroscik and Julius Nebosis families visited Duncan on Tuesday.
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Exama W Nebosis
Hilda Nebosis
Columbus
Albert W. Gabriel
John Gabriel
Albert A. Gabriel
Henry Ebel Sr
Bertha Bernt
Jeanie Boss
Walter Boss
Fred Bernt
Elizabeth Nebosis
Edward and
Frank Nebosis
William Jaax
Hubert Jaax
John Staroscik
Julius Nebosis
Duncan
Free Pancake Feed Draws Big Crowds Across Community
The local community club sponsored a holiday Free Pancake Feed with 891 people served cakes and coffee Saturday. Planned next week are free ice cream cones for children and pancakes with free candy on upcoming Saturdays. The note lists numerous social visits, illnesses, and birthdays across Stromsburg and nearby towns, including Mrs. Emil Carlson's death and funeral, and birthdays celebrated by Mary Ericson and John Fredrickson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Holmberg
Grand Island
F. F. Johnson
Chas. Stromsberg
Alice
Ed Coover
Clarks
Sioux City
Lews
Alex Scott
Dorothy McKay
Aurora
A. W. Bedell
Harold Beckman
R. G. Weist
York
Nettie Carlson
Polk
Emil Carlson
Stromsburg
Thompson Hotel
Wesley Ericson
Albin Anderson
Mary Ericson
Swede Home Ladies Celebrate Birthdays and Gatherings
The Swede Home community women hosted Mrs. Chas. Anderson for a belated birthday luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Walden Lee Volz of York visits his grandparents, the Bushes. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Gale Shay formerly Vera Harless. Harry and Cen tral City guests joined Oscar Johnson on Sunday. The Swede Plain church Foreign Missionary Society held a dinner for Miss Mc Cutcheon, a missionary from China. Herman Fredrickson and family are noted residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Anderson
Walden Lee Volz
York
Walter Bush
Gale Shay
Vera Harless
Walter Jones
Shay
Harry Johnson
Central City
Oscar Johnson
Foreign Missionary Society
Swede Plain Church
McCutcheon
China
Herman Fredrickson
Local News From Cedar Falls and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs J E Renner and son Bruce visit Platte Center relatives. Betty Joan Renner born to Mr and Mrs Anton Heimer on Tuesday November 29. Emerson and Lowell Powell visit Don and Virgil Hennings. Green's Chapel bazaar and supper yields about 44 dollars. N S Adolt family guests include Frisbie and Leonard Rasp and Willard Dunbier from Gresham. District Superintendent Dr Johannsen preaches at Green's Chapel and conducts First Quarterly Conference. Mrs T E Nelson stays with her mother Mrs Kreis in Stromsburg. Kreis ill last week. Holly Mills and son visit Mouden Renner and Deay families. Liberty Local 573 oyster supper and business meeting December 9 at Green's Chapel basement. serving starts 6 PM and officers and committee members to be elected. Secretary notes this as last column communication.
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J. E. Renner
Bruce
Holly Mills
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Platte Center
Anton Heimer
Betty Joan
Emerson
Lowell Powell
Stromsburg
Don
Virgil Hennings
Green’s Chapel
N. S
Local Notes and Obituaries from Shelby Area
Mrs A E Fletcher dies at 82. Funeral at M E Church with interment at Missouri Valley. Community notices include baptist association in Grand Island, midweek events at the Baptist Church parlor, and local visits by families such as Lindburgs and McNeeley. Several residents enter hospitals or travel, births reported, and farming resumes noted.
Seals For Christmas Seal Sale Led By Evelyn Scholz
Miss Evelyn Scholz heads Osceola Christmas Seal sale showing a new multicolored pair of trained seals singing in the snow. Seals cost a penny each and help fund the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association through ongoing community fundraising and goodwill efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Scholz
Osceola
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Will Nebraska Be Next In Auto License Shakeup
Kansas car owners cheer a Topeka rumor that the legislature will cut auto license fees to under one dollar from several dollars. The registration fee, seen as a tax, could be adjusted by car value and usage through personal and gasoline taxes, not by a burdensome registration levy. The trend toward lower registration fees has been noted in several states.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Topeka
Seedling trees again available for Nebraska farms
Nebraska farmers will again have access to broadleaf and evergreen seedlings for windbreak and woodlot planting next spring. About 850000 seedlings will be distributed through the extension service and local farm bureaus under the Clarke McNary act. Seedlings cost one cent each to cover digging packing and shipping.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Forester Watkins
Extension Service
Watkins
Osceola Woman's Club Holds December Meeting
The Osceola Womans Club met at the school house on Monday evening December 5 1932 with Mrs. Phil Campbell presiding. Members planned welfare work for the holidays as Evelyn Scholz reported arrival of Christmas Seals for distribution. Andrew E Nuquist spoke on History Making in the Orient and the Music Department performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Womans Club
Phil Campbell
Evelyn Scholz
Andrew E. Nuquist
Orient
Maple Leaf Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Maple Leaf Club met on Thursday December 1 with nineteen members and seven visitors. Ella Wisely was elected president Neela Dunn vice president Henrietta Graves secretary Mary Grosnicklaus treasurer and Marguerite Hartman pianist. A lunch followed. The next meeting at Minnie Cadwell's on December 15 will include a Christmas exchange and members should be ready with a program number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf Club
Addie Wieseman
Ella Wisely
Neela Dunn
Henrietta Graves
Mary Grosnicklaus
Marguerite Hartman
Minnie Cadwell
Happy Hour Club meeting with Mrs Rhodes notes lunch plan
The Happy Hour Society enjoyed an afternoon with Mrs Leroy Rhodes. After the program by Mrs Tooker and Mrs Graham, lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Hilbert Buchta. The next meeting will be with Mrs Clyde Cannon and Mrs John Imhoff assisting with an all day event and lunch at one o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Society
Leroy Rhodes
Tooker
Graham
Hilbert Buchta
Clyde Cannon
John Imhoff
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule And Christmas Plans
The Hastings College Gospel team will lead morning church services at 11 A M with Sunday School at 10 A M and Young People societies at 11 6:45 P M Junior and Senior C E Society. A Merry Worker dinner is set for Thursday Dec 8 at 1130 A M, 25 cents per plate. Christmas program date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society
Merry Worker
Hastings College Gospel
Free Movies Here Saturday at Rivoli Theatre
Under the Osceola Community Club, a free motion picture show plays at the Rivoli Theatre next Saturday at 2 30 P M. Children 16 and under enter free while others pay 10 cents. A second free show is set for December 17 at the same time and venue. On December 24 Santa Claus I visits Osceola to distribute treats to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Local Social and Community News Roundup
Shelby reports Rev O F Schlachter returning from Cincinnati after visiting elderly parents. Mrs Mollie Corrington back from Los Angeles after month with Winkleman family. Rebekah Kensington hosted by Mrs J L Peterson. Russel Sawyer and family visited in Lindzin and John Rasp home. Dorothy Stalnaker from Omaha spent Sunday with her father S N Stalnaker. Fred Scow family visited Wahoo relatives. Helen Moon left for Grand Island to see Annabel Ruche. Lux family guests of Elmer Rasp near Gresham. Sacred Heart Church celebrated second dedication anniversary with Christmas party. Roy Hartson Earl Aden and Howard Collins attended Buick Instruction Demonstration in Grand Island. J E Stiteler moved Coffee Shop fixtures to Cozad. Haybursts to Grand Island to bring daughter Alma home ill with pneumonia. Eastern Star Chapter met and enjoyed lunch at LaMunyon Cafe.
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O. F. Schlachter
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Mollie Corrington
Los Angeles
Calif
Winkleman
J. L. Peterson
Rebekah Kensington
Russel Sawyer
Lindzin
John Rasp
Dorothy Stalnaker
Omaha
S. N. Stalnaker
Fred Scow
Wahoo
Helen Moon
Grand Island
Annabel Ruche
Joseph Lux
Sophia
Bertha Benda
Elmer Rasp
Gresham
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Roy Hartson
Earl Aden
Howard Collins
J. E. Stiteler
Cozad
W. C. Hayhurst
Alma
Eastern Star
LaMunyon Cafe
G. T. Ray Debuts Glasses With New Rim Style
G. T. Ray introduces a latest eyewear trend featuring modern rim designs. The new style emphasizes bold frames and contemporary shapes, appealing to fashion minded buyers.
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Wesley Chapel
ST. Andrews
Irivoli Theatre
Santa Claus
Stromsbrurg
Lloyd
Axel Fredrickson
Henry Peterson
James
L. Toline
Sylvia Fredrickson
John Fredrickson
Sward
Holm
L. P. Samuelson
Ruth
Arthur
Rudolph Samuelson
Cedar Bluffs
Myra Meacham
Adeline Fredrickson
Harry Whitsell
John Mueller
Irene
Chapman
L P Samuelson
D E Wallen
Cheyenne
Albin Wallin
Big Springs Nebr
Adolph Wallin
Chicago
Stromsburg Methodist Church
West Side
Victor
C. Davis
Lee Davis
A. E. Fletcher
Rev. Peterson
M. E. Church
Missouri Valley
C. H
Central City College
C. Crew
Leona McConnell
Ruth Bodine
Mildred McDaniel
Maurice Sealey
Stanley Ang
Fred Gilbert
A. O. Larson
W.W.G
Baptist Church
Don McSwan
Syracuse
Frank Merchant
Denah Samuelson
Nels Nyberg
Sanford Anderson
Carl Granath
McPherson
P. A. Hanquist
Marshall Snyder
Sam Charles Place
Elmer Hanquist
Alvin Dawes
Osceola Woman’s Club
Happy Hour Club
Presbyterian Church
G. T. Ray Tits
University R. O. T. C
Lincoln, Neb
Jane Axtell
Teachers College
University of Nebraska
University
Axtell
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
Associated Women Students Organization
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