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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1932

Page

8

Polk County Seeks Bids for Books, Blanks and Stationery

Polk County Nebraska issues notice for 1933 needs including ledger books tax receipts note books and directories, legal blanks of various sizes, and stationery items. Bids due January 1 1933 with bonds. separate bids for books blanks and stationery. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Dated December 1 1932.

Polk County Byron Woestman Carters E. Faber Gillott’s E. F Court House Gillott’s Nebraska Board of County Commissioners Osceola J. W. Fillman

Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska

Notice to all interested in the estate of Warren A. Sherwood Deceased that a petition for probate of the last will and for appointment of Wren C. Sherwood as executor has been filed The hearing is set for December 23 1932 at 9 00 AM Dated November 25 1932 County Judge Norton seal

Polk County Nebraska Warren A. Sherwood Wren C. Sherwood A. M Ww. W. Norton

Notice to Creditors in the County Court

Mary E. Willits deceased creditors are notified of a March 17 1933 hearing in the County Court to hear adjust and allow all filed claims. Claims must be filed by March 16 1933 or be forever barred. Dated November 18 1932. Seal W Norton County Judge.

Polk County Nebraska Mary E. Willits State of

Christmas Day of the Child Celebrates Young Hearts

The Day of the Child inspires universal reverence for children and the joy of gift giving. Adults from scientists to skeptics feel renewed faith and kindness, guided by prayers for wisdom in raising children and nurturing tender emotions.

Santa Claus Seattle Post-Intellgencer

Wreaths and Garlands Bring Merry Christmas Spirit

Seasonal greens fragrance fills homes as garlands and wreaths decorate windows doors mantels and tables. Create rope forms with pine hemlock or spruce sprays on twine and wire keeps the arrangement balanced. Red berries add festive color to wreaths on a sturdy wire foundation.

A Merry Christmas Across Nations

The world greets with native phrases for Christmas. France says Bon Noel and Japan uses Kinga Shinnen while Spain offers Felices, and Germany Froliche Weihnachten. Other nations include Portugal Boas Festas Hungary Boldog Karacsony and Italy Felice Natale.

France Bon Noel China Tin Hao Nian Portugal Boas Festas Japan Kinga Shinnen Turkey Ichok Vilara Hungary Boldog Karacsony Unnipeket Greece Chrystovjena Croatia Srefan Bozic Holland Een Vroolijk Kerstmis Spain Felices [Ascuas Germany Froehliche Weilachtan

Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem churches

Three Christmas observances occur annually in Bethlehem. The Roman Catholic celebration falls on December 25, followed 13 days later by the Greek Orthodox service, and 18 days after that by the Armenian church observance.

Bethlehem

Selecting Christmas Cards Reflects Personal Taste

A Collier’s Weekly observation notes how choice of Christmas cards reveals traits. City residents favor farmyard scenes, while lawyers prefer sentimental designs, illustrating how personal context shapes holiday imagery.

Collier’s Weekly

Santa Stocking Fillers From Country Home

A playful query from The Country Home recalls Santa Claus as a boy and asks who filled his stocking, capturing a nostalgic glimpse into holiday lore and home life.

Santa Claus

Waes Hael and Yuletide Fare in Saxon Times

The article traces Christmas customs from Anglo-Saxon days noting hearty feasts with boars heads and geese, the late adoption of turkey, and a punch bowl called wassail meaning be in health. It also recalls mince pie origins and Puritan and Quaker stances on festive dishes.

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Santa Claus Sits In On Basements Tax Desk

A whimsical tip suggests keeping warm this Yule by taking a job as a fully outfitted Santa in a basement tax department. The idea blends seasonal cheer with steady, indoors work during winter.

Santa Claus

Under the Mistletoe Impairs Marion-Jack Vision

Marion Jack shows near sightedness as a joke about missing you under the mistletoe. Myrtle jokes that not seeing you does not prove eye trouble.

Marion Jack Myrtle

Christmas Man the Name for Kris Kringle Across Nations

The article explains Christmas Man as the name for Kris Kringle and notes that ANTA CLAUS and Santa Claus visit or appear differently across Lithuania Germany Norway and Holland Sweden. It mentions gift hiding in Germany and Norway and Saint Nicholas in Holland becoming Sant Clous while Santa Gis enters rooms in Sweden.

Anta Claus Lithuania Germany Norway Holland Saint Nicholas Sant Cghius Sweden Santa Claus America Et Santa Gis

The Real Santa Claus Spirit of Good Will

A reflection on Santa Claus as a universal spirit that strengthens with age. The piece emphasizes kindly thoughts and deeds, cherished memories, and the enduring message of Good Will to all.

Santa Claus

Shepherds and Wise Men in the Nativity Gospel Links

The article notes confusion over whether the shepherds at Jesus birth are the same as the magi seen in the East. It explains that only Matthew mentions the magi while Luke mentions the shepherds, and Mark and John omit both.

Jesus Matthew Luke Mark John Remie Remington

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Oth Seal W. W. Norton Kris Kringle Shepherds Omaha Hotel Conant D. W. Adair Stromsburg Hester David Cole Creamery Harold L. Nelson Elmer Rood Jones St Omaha, Nebraska Hotel Castle
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