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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1924

Page

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Swede Home Cooperative Elects Officers At Meeting

The Farmers' Union Co operative Association annual meeting focused on business followed by supper and a hall program. Fred Fredrickson was elected president, Nels Holm secretary treasurer, Gunnard Peterson as vice president, with Herman Jones C Edwin Johnson and Chas E Anderson named trustees. W F Dale of University Place spoke at the evening session with performances by the Swede Home orchestra and octette.

Farmers’ Union Co-operative Association Fred Fredrickson Nels Holm Sec’y-Treas Gunnard Peterson Herman Jones C. Edwin Johnson Chas. E. Anderson W. F. Dale University

Christmas Basket Social at White Head District 63

The notice invites all to a Christmas Basket Social on December 19 at White Head District 63, one mile west of Wesley Chapel. Santa Galus will be present and ladies are asked to bring baskets, announced by Katherine Fozzard, a teacher.

White Head District Wesley Chapel Santa Galus Katherine Fozzard

Farmers Grain Co Directors Hold Regular Meeting

The regular business meeting of Farmers Grain Co was held at the Osceola office. Directors reviewed the company affairs and accounts. The annual stockholders meeting is planned for next month.

Farmers’ Grain Co Osceola

Defeat of Sweet Reverberates Through Wheat Co Op

Boulder Colorado December 9 defeat of Wm A Sweet as governor signals the end of the Colorado Co Operative Wheat Marketing Assn Farmers who signed contracts plan to sell their 1925 crop on the open market hoping to save 10 to 16 cents a bushel. About 1000 members had moved to secede but the election slowed their drive to break the contracts.

Boulder Colo Wm. A. Sweet Colorado Colorado Co-Operative Wheat Marketing Ass’n Sweet Association For Wheat

Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for December 16

The Farm Bureau announces its annual meeting will be held December 16 at Grand Army Hall. Activities begin at 10 a.m. with a noon dinner followed by addresses from F. N. Higgins of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation and Prof. C. W. Filley of the state agricultural college. A program of music demonstrations and stunts will keep the day lively, and all are invited.

The Farm Bureau Grand Army Hall F. N. Higgins Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation v C. W. Filley State Agricultural College

Society notes and club activities fill weekly agenda

The O. E. S. elected officers at Tuesday night’s meeting with Mrs. Geo. Campbell as Worthy Matron and Arthur Mickey as Worthy Patron. Various social events follow, including a bridge party at the G. A. R. Hall, dinners, a bobsled party, and upcoming meetings of the P. T. A. and Woman's Club to feature lectures, committees, and holiday programs.

Geo. Campbell Arthur Mickey Ruth Cornish Frank Anderson J. L. ‘Heard Ida Hansen Jessie Marquis Malck Bakery Cate

Eastern Star Kensington Plans Annual Christmas Meeting

Eastern Star Kensington will meet next Tuesday December 16 with Mrs. O E Mickey as host. The committee in charge includes Mrs. O E Mickey Mrs Dr Shaw and Mrs Hultquist. This gathering marks the annual Christmas meeting.

Kensington H. H. Cox Ada Ryan Miss Fulmer H. C. Duncan Lulu Hendrickson Blanche Koehler Dames Schnasse Carl Bull Cummings Eastern Star Kensington O. E. Mickey Dr. Shaw Hultquist

Farm Bureau to Meet for Annual Osceola Gathering

Big annual meeting set for Tuesday December 16 at the G A R Hall in Osceola. The event opens at 10 a m with reports from the President Secretary and Treasurer and County Agent. A noon dinner, afternoon program with pig club demonstrations, music, and talks by Prof C H Filley and F M Higgins conclude the day.

Osceola Pig Club Boys Stromsburg Odette Ladies of the Green's Chapel Lincoln C. H. Filley Farm Management Rept F. M. Higgins State Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau

Pleasant Corners Plans Big Meeting

The Farmers' Union Local No. 82 plans its last monthly meeting at Scott's hall on Monday evening December 15. Prof. A. Boomer of the state college will speak on Egg Marketing and Prof. C. L. Clements will discuss the Smith-Hughs plan for school extension. An oyster supper will follow. Members and families are urged to attend.

Farmers’ Union Scott’s Hall A. Boomer State College of Agriculture C. L. Clements Stromsburg Smith-Hughs

Mary Frances and Jack Hassler Fall Ill This Week

Mary Frances and Jack Hassler have been sick with the flu this week, prompting rest at home and limited public activities as they recover.

Mary Frances Jack Hassler

Local Notes From Osceola and Nearby Towns This Week

Correspondence from Osceola reports visitors and moves including W T Mawhor and sister Julia Mawhor visiting, Cal White family return from Fullerton, Delmar and Hazel White at Omaha show, and hogs and cattle shipped to Omaha by Dunning Matticks and Augustine. Families welcome births and changes, church groups host events, and local residents travel to Columbus and Omaha for business and family visits.

W. T. Mawhor Julia Mawhor Osceola Cal White Delmar White Fullerton Henry Olson A. C. Dunning T. H. Matticks Omaha C. J. Augustine Sne J. V. Snedeker Hazel Mabel York Alger Edna Sarver Falter Huddleston Ponoka Alberta Mr. Huddleston B. Huddleston Mrs. Huddleston Jos. Lux Stromsburg Frank Barker Geo. Blevins Kate Barker Rising Archie McClung Adbt Taddekin Roy Cornish Wyndere N. D Rollie Blair Henry Jones Gordon Rosa Jones W. A David- City Cornish Herman Bahm Julius Bernt Chas. Hastert B. Schlenz David City Ladies Aid Society M. E. Church A. O. U. W. Hall Father Wagner Ernest Ball Possum Hollow Vera Watkins Geo. Hills Colby Kans Eastern Star Rev. Myers Bill Brannen Hanks Carl Albers W. H. Kelly P. O. Landon Des Moines Arthur Myers Harry Albert Blevins Fred Bernt

Woodmen of Osceola Hold District Meeting and Class Adoption

The Modern Woodmen of America district meeting united York Polk Butler Platte and Colfax counties with Head Consul A R Talbot of Lincoln presiding. E E Kester of Lincoln and C W Henry of Denver aided initiary work as Henry to lead state special work for the year. A York degree team ran floor work and Polk county gained nearly 100 new members. Three teams were arranged to attend head camp in Milwaukee.

Woodmen of America York Polk Butler Platte Colfax A. R. Talbot Lincoln E. E.kester C. W. Henry Denver Talbot Henry Polk County

Football Banquet Program at High School Event

A football banquet program outlines a 7 to 7:30 pm program in the high school assembly with acts by Double Quartette and Arthur Mickey Picino, a violin solo, and vocal performance by Mrs. Schumann. Afterward, banquet service in the gym features dances, dialogue, and a pantomime sketch with a large cast. Mr. H. C. Beebe is toastmaster. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Timm celebrate their 60th anniversary with a Sunday open house.

Leon Merrick Marjorie ‘Douglas Paul Bond Cupid Harvey Heald Noah Jonah Jones Millard Timm Mildred Anderson Reader Ruth Hansen H. C. Beebe Campbell Plainsman Marion Shaw Cultivation Hastings Harvest

Burlington Man Reunites With Former Friends

G. E. Samuelson of Burlington Colorado was seen shaking hands with former friends during a visit last week, reconnecting with neighbors and recalling past associations in the town.

G. E. Samuelson Burlington, Colo

Rosedahl Heads to Omaha for Winter Stay

J. G. Rosedahl has left for Omaha this week and plans to remain there through the winter.

J. G. Rosedahl Omaah

Timm Couple Will Celebrate 60 Years of Married Life

Mr and Mrs Fredrick Timm observe their sixty year wedding anniversary on December 14. He born in Mecklenburg Germany in 1840 and came to the U S in 1857. They married December 14 1864 in Three Rivers Michigan and later settled near Osceola Nebraska with 13 children 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A family dinner at noon and public reception 2 to 5 pm are planned at their Osceola home.

Fredrick Timm Mecklenburg Germany Minnie Miller Three Rivers Michigan Nebraska Osceola John Ezra Herman Timm Oakland Calif Oswald Nampa Idaho Edward J North Platte Nebr John Sprague Beaverton Oregon Fred Omsted Omaha R. A. Mills Brule Charles G. Timm Timm

Goose Parade Promises Fun for Osceola Saturday

Local merchants set a goose parade in Osceola this Saturday at 1 30 pm with live dressed geese on display at several shops. Geese will remain for a week before being given to Santa Claus who will arrive at 4 00 pm with goodies for children. Visitors can expect treats and store specials as shoppers tour the town and meet old St Nick.

Osceola Santa Claus St. Nick

Stromsburg Man Aged About 70 Suffering Stroke

G. G. Richards of Stromsburg, about 70, suffered a stroke yesterday while preparing to drive. He was assisted by his wife, treated at home, and removed to receive care. He remains in serious but stable condition and resting as well as can be expected.

G. G. Richards Stromsburg

Duncan Produce Company Celebrates First Birthday

The Duncan Produce Company marks its first year in Osceola with a birthday celebration next Saturday. Manager H. C. Duncan reports a successful year and optimistic outlook for the firm and the community, inviting friends and customers to visit during the festivities.

Duncan Produce Company Osceola H. C. Duncan Our

Dr. Jordon 18 Awarded Peace Prize

Dr. David Starr Jordan receives a $25,000 peace prize for an educational plan to foster world amity. Thousands of plans were submitted. the World Federation of Education aims for a worldwide, actionable program in schools.

Augusta David Starr Jordon Leland Stanford University Raphael Herman Washington, D. C World Federation of Education World Conference On Education San Francisco Edward Bok Jordan World Federation

Card of Thanks for Helen Kummer's memory

The Kummer family thanks friends and distant well wishers for sympathy after the passing of Helen Kummer and for floral tributes. Appreciation expresses comfort in shared grief and notes thanks from Otto Kummer and Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson. Wm Silverstrand travels to Omaha for eye specialist care and Walter Berck Grove visits Hastings with cousins.

Helen Kummer Otto Kummer Nels Nelson Walter Berck Grove Hastings

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Swede Homie Co- Operative Ass’n Farmers Grain Directors Bureau G. A. R. Hall Fred. Schumann Fred Schumann Frank Mills A. F. Nuquist John Fillman Wm. Heitzman Eleanor and Ralph Mills Marguerite Jean P. W. Horst Woman’s Club F. H. Ball Westburg Art. VII I. J.merrick Jacob. Riis Marquis Auxiliary of the American Legion Legion Blanche Rickly Gabalets V. A.newcomer Pleasant Corners Shelby Earl Harbart S. C. Davis F. J. Strain Frank Thelen Reece & Sons Reece Dave Corbett Columbus Harry Huddleston Woodmen Milwaukee Picino Solo Mrs. Schumann Reeceewesseneerense Aecsense DR. Jordon Wm. Silverstrand Bie
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