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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

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Former Osceola Pastor Dies in Omaha

Rev. R. W. Taylor a former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Osceola was found dead in his room at the Y M C A in Omaha. He had been treated for a heart ailment since Thanksgiving and may have died of a heart attack. He traveled by motorcycle to many regions lecturing and lectured on his trips in Omaha. He was 69, never married, and survived by two sisters and a brother. He retired nearly four years ago after serving as an assistant to the Presbyterian synod of Nebraska.

Osceola Omaha R. W. Taylor First Presbyterian Church of Taylor Europe Alaska Mexico South America United States Parsons College Fairfield Iowa McCormick Theological Seminary of Chicago Presbytery of Presbyteran Synod of Nebraska J. W. Pressley Tekamah PapiNion Parkdale

Junior Class Play Herm it's House a success

The Junior Class Play Herm it's House played to full houses Friday and Saturday nights in Ellsworth. Cast members included Ellsworth Thelander as the marshal, Ross Anderson as Muldoon, Frieda Zang as Kits Kirby, Helen Koehler as the Kentucky girl, Mary Ruth Rhodes and Margaret Randall as Mrs Kirby and Theresa Kirby, Edward Schnasse and Quentin Torell in leading roles, with Vaughn Deay as the hermit. Rex Oberg and Alan Oberg assisted backstage. Carl Bryant sponsored and Miss Carlson supervised.

Ellsworth Thelander Edward Schnasse Quentin Torell Robert Butz Hermit Vaughn Deay Carl Bryant Rex Oberg Alan Oberg Miss Carlson

Hospital Notes From Osceola Hospital

Edwin Iwan son of Mrs Anna Iwan entered Osceola Hospital for medical treatment under Dr R L Schroeder. A baby boy nine pounds seven ounces born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Ted Hutchinson of Silver Creek at Osceola Hospital. Mrs Hutchinson was formerly Miss Emma Wilcox. Paul Monson returned home after appendicitis operation at Osceola Hospital. Mrs LeRoy Rhodes and daughter Caroline Sevilla released from hospital. Harold Headlee had tonsils removed and returned home. Mrs Glenn Sack and Mrs George Finecy received medical treatment at Osceola Hospital with Dr Schroeder.

Edwin Iwan Anna Iwan the Valley Osceola Hospital R. L. Schroeder Balby Ted Hutchinson Silver Creek Hutchinson Emma Wilcox Paul Monson

Maple Leaf Club elects officers and welcomes new members

The Maple Leaf Club met December 5 at Mrs. Addie Wieseman's home with 16 members and three visitors. Officers were elected: President Monica Schott, Vice President Addie Wieseman, Secretary Harriet Fischer, Treasurer Helen Wieseman. Three new members joined. next meeting December 19 at Floy Fox's home. Gift exchange fee set at 15 cents.

Maple Leaf Club Elfcts Addie Wieseman Monica Schott Harriet Fischer Helen Wieseman Floy Fox

Stoner Club to Meet on December 18

The Stoner Club scheduled a meeting for Wednesday December 18 with Mrs. Charles Massie and Mrs. Harvey Johnston assisting. Program leader Mrs. Walter Watts arranged a Christmas program Roll call on what Christmas means to me. Members should bring a ten cent gift for exchange.

Stoner Club Charles Massie Harvey Johnston Walter Watts

Oyster supper and FECU election set for Green's Chapel

The Liberty Local FECU meets Friday in Green's Chapel Community room for oyster supper and officer elections. Members urged to attend with families. desserts provided by a committee. Polk County convention speakers include R A Goettsche and Mrs Goettsche on farming topics. elections and discussions planned.

Election of Eastern Star Officers 1936

The regular East ern Star meeting elected officers for 1936. Worthy Matron Mrs F T Butz, Worthy Patron F H Anderson, Associate Matron Mrs Fred Wieseman, Associate Patron P C Wieseman, Secretary Mrs Joel Hanson, Treasurer Mrs I D Huston, Conductress Mrs J L Merrick, Associate Conductress Mrs Homer E Hartson.

Eastern Star The Lodge F. T. Butz F. H. Anderson Fred Wieseman P. C. Wieseman Joel Hanson I D Huston JL. M. Merrick Homer E. Hartson

Woman's Club Sells Christmas Seals and Plans Dinners

The club sponsors Christmas seal sales for mailings and packages. The Literature Division hosts a 1 PM luncheon Monday at Mrs. W. H. Clark's home with gift exchanges. The Junior Literature Division holds a 6:30 PM dinner Monday at Mrs. Dewey Sigler's home, with assistants. The Music Division serves a 7 PM dinner Monday at the Happ Hotel then visits and sings to town sick. The Junior Women's Club party is Tuesday evening at Miss Beverly Hennings' country home.

Woman’s Club W. H. Clark Dewey Sigler W. W. Norton C. R. Collins Happ Our Town Beverly Hennings

Christmas Tree Light Bulb Theft Warning

A city warning from Mayor W. E. Pierson urges boys to stop stealing light bulbs from Christmas trees or face consequences.

W. E. Pierson

Music Club Ladies Plan Next Week Meeting

The Music Department of the Junior Women's Club will meet Tuesday evening at Miss Beverly Hennings country home with Miss Virginia Terrell as assistant hostess.

Beverly Hennings Virginia Terrell

Shelby community notices mix of deaths visits and events

Shelby A E Kuhnel reports a death at home west of Shelby on Friday. Margret Duren and Vivian Knerr hosted four tables of pinochle for Fausta Carter and brother Marvin as they plan to winter in Los Angeles. Mrs Maude Doty visits Omaha. Lawrence Gondringer entered a singing contest broadcast from Clay Center. Walter Clark dies in Oshkosh. funeral in Oshkosh. Royal Neighbor lodge holds officer elections and Christmas party at A U W hall. Louis Hastert family trips to Columbus for Mrs Hastert’s mother, patient at St Mary’s with pneumonia and diabetes. Marie Hastert resigns from First National Bank. Mrs Harl Schlesinger assists. S W Bennett and John Eller visit Shelby. Columbus visitors dine with local residents.

A. E. Kuhnel Shelby iMiss Margaret Duren Vivian Knerr Miss Duren Fausta Carter Marvin Lute Carter Los Angeles California Maude Doty Ira Paisley M J Arner Wesley Brazee Oshkosh Joe Lockard Lloyd Treadway John Simonsen Butte Nebr Lockard John Mentzer Omaha The Royal Neighbor Lodge A. O. U. W. Hall Louis Hastert Columbus Hastert Ambrose Gabriel St. Mary’s Hospital Marie Hastert First National Bank Harl Schlesinger S. W. Bennett York W C. Hayhurst John William Eller David City

November honor roll lists several district pupils

The note lists students on the November honor roll: Ralph Philip Dorothy LaVerne Jones Eldon Phyllis Ramon Teddy Swanson and Stansy Larson. Mr and Mrs Martin Jones visited the Grant Walgren home Sunday for birthday celebrations for Mr Walgren his daughter Rosemary and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Central City. District No 8 recently hosted visitors including Clayton Fredrickson Marion Johnson Clarine Beckstrom Eunice Swanson Ashton Vernholm Clarine and Ronald Johnson. Miss Swanson and the seventh and eighth grades enjoyed supper at the Albert Jones home Wednesday evening. Isaac Swanson Esther Johnson and Mrs Martin Jones were York visitors Friday. District No 8 will present its Christmas program Wednesday evening December 18.

Ralph Philip Dorothy LaVerne Jones Eldon Phyllis Ramon Teddy Swanson Stan Sy Larson Martin Jones Grant Walgren Walgren Rosemary Arthur Johnson Central City No. 8 Clayton Fredrickson Marion Johnson Clarine Beckstrom Eunice Swanson Ashton Vernholm Clarine Ronald Johnson Miss Swanson Albert Jones Isaac Swanson Esther Johnson York Albert Peterson W. J. Johnson Victor Columbus Dave Siddinger Benedict Alph Fritz Shockey Arborville Glen Hill Sheralee Scotts Bluff Willard Johnson Sioux City John A. Johnson Chicago Kenneth Spear Rolly Mace St Paul Z. F. Myers Russell Bowers Osceola Rick Johnson Andrew Ang Miss Vega Dave Eckdahl Willits Rolly Younger St. Edwards Clyde Willits Earl Burke Stromsburg Howard Herbes and W. J. Herbes Leo Wurtz Myers Ohio Kenneth Willits Lawrence Sundberg J E McDaniel Mildrea R J Allison Grana Island Lloyd Hanquist Harold Hanqwist Will Hanquist Frank Bennett Fremont Esther Lackey Sterling Nelson Ruth Dean Nelson Aug. Nelson M. M. Jacobs Mascot Ray Phillips Richard Thesing Omaha Oscar Sundberg J. B. Zuver Adams Arthur Newton Lloyd Stromberg Hazel Stromberg P. J. Garten Cornwall Albion Lloyd Kroger Will Kroger H. M. Benson Hordville Hazel Nelson Julietta Lloyd Allen Oak Alvin Malbert Nora Frank Davis Robert Steinbeck Frank Fenster Hampton Harrington Lushton Dexter Haws L. C. Orendorff Ed Anderson Albert Nyberg Arcadia Hearing P.S. Orendorff Aurora Lyle Dornburg Patricia Orendorff Will Cullet Bradshaw Clark Stouffer Laura VonHouwsen Bunny Schmidt Henry VonHousen Ruth Nelson Bridge Melba Ann Carlson Emalyne Deuker Rose Mary Crow Grand Island Don Johnson Herb ‘Olson

Tea for Polk County Teachers Given by County Superintendent

County Superintendent Olive M. McBeth hosted a tea for Polk County teachers from town and rural schools on Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church parlors. The decorated room featured blue and white, with three Christmas trees, a white centerpiece tree, and tall red candles. Mrs. F. H. Anderson and Mrs S. P. Johnson served as hostesses. Evelyn Kumpf sang, and John Irland, with Ruth Miller at the piano, played Christmas carols.

Olive M. McBeth Polk County Presbyterian Church F. H. Anderson S. P. Johnson Evelyn Kumpf Shelby John Irland Ruth Miller

Fairview Community Notes on Marriages and Visits

Leck McCormick and Edith Wollbrecht wed in Columbus last Tuesday and plan to reside on the old home place. Mrs. LeRoy Rhodes and baby returned home from the hospital. The Carlson and Meacham families hosted and visited, with livestock shipments to Omaha and a top cattle market. Local teachers from Duncan visited Roy Frizzell's home, and social events include aid meetings, a one act playlet, Christmas lunch, and Happy Hour Society activities. Evangelistic meetings near Chapman concluded with Rev. Hamilton attending. Morris Hansen leaves for Fairbury after a two year stay in the community.

Leck McCormick Edith Wollbrecht Columbus Willard McCormick LeRoy Rhodes Baby Louis Meacham West of Clarks Grandma Meacham Tom Meacham Cc. O. Carlson Ragnar Omaha Thelma Peterson Elgin Zola Frizzell Duncan School Roy Frizzell Joyce Maxcy Lincoln O’neil Wm. Kirkman Lester McCormick Wm. Benson Frank Frizzell Maxcey Morris Hansen Chapman W. D. Hamilton Osceola Fairbury

D A R St Richard Falley Chapter Held Christmas Anniversary

The St Richard Falley Chapter of the D A R met for its annual Christmas and Anniversary party on Monday December 9 1935 at the home of Mrs W E Thompson. A one o clock luncheon followed by a history of the chapter by Mrs W F Kepner and an exchange of small gifts. Mrs Dewey Sigler assisted the event.

St. Richard Falley W. E. Thompson W. F. Kepner Dewey Sigler

Stromsburg youth injured in trailer automobile crash

Clarence Burgeson, 24, of Stromsburg, is hospitalized in Lincoln after a trailer collision while he attempted to light flares from a towed car. He suffered a fractured pelvis and ankle, as another car veered into the rear and the trailer surged forward. His parents’ auto also wrecked nearby on the same evening.

Clarence Burgeson Stromisburg Lincoln Burgeson General Hospital F. R. Burgeson Accdent

December meeting of Elijah Gove Chapter D A R

The December meeting was held at Mrs W M Scott's home with Mrs Alex Scott as assistant hostess. A short business session followed an interesting program and refreshments were served. The gathering was well attended.

Elijah Gove W. M. Scott Alex Scott Arthur D. Morrill Omaha A. C. Morrill R . Carey C. A. Rystrom Osceola

Christmas Cantata Draws Large Crowd At First Methodist

A large crowd attended the vesper service at First Methodist Church Sunday five o'clock. The Osceola Women's Club Music Division presented The Adoration by George B. Nevin. Ruth Miller directed with Mrs. F W Schumann assisting. soloists included Mrs Earl Hartman Mrs LeRoy Smith Mrs DeLoss Buchholz and Mrs Clyde Smith.

First Methodist Osceola Women’s Club George B. Nevin Ruth Miller Osceola High School F. W. Schumann Earl Hartman LeRoy Smith DeLoss Buchholz Clyde Smith Olive McBeth

Columbus Government project visitors and local obituaries

A stream of social notes from Columbus and surrounding towns lists visits to the government project, dinners and gatherings, and local obituaries. Names include Albert Peterson, W J Johnson, Vic tor, Mrs Siddinger, Alph Shockey, Fritz Shockey, and many area residents.

Osceola Pool Project Gets Green Light After Talks

Rep. Jay Hastings and park board chair C. M. Humphrey joined City Judge Norton in Lincoln to push Osceola swimming pool improvements. Despite prior delays for higher priority needs, officials confirmed project approval and imminent start within a week to ten days, with bond funds authorized and federal labor expected. Work also underway on a new pool at David City.

Jay Hastings C. M. Humphrey Park Board Judge Norton Lincoln Osceola Polk County David City

Wesley Chapel News Highlights Local Church and Family Events

Rev Hamilton begins evangelistic meetings at Wesley Chapel on Wednesday with Walter Knight in charge of music. The Foreign Missionary Society Christmas party is Thursday at Mrs A J Herrman’s home. No church meeting this month due to Rev Hamilton’s special meetings. A baby girl named Alice Marie was born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Gabel. Several visits and gatherings are noted including locals from Osceola and Bellwood, a birthday dinner for Harold Cock in Columbus, and a district 40 Christmas program at the schoolhouse December 19. Clarence Anderson’s nephew Lester Peters underwent appendicitis surgery at a Falls City hospital. Plans to move onto the former Whitehead farm and funeral attendance in Butte are recorded, with Pasadena trip mentioned for Mrs McBeth.

Hamilton Walter Knight Foreign Missionary Society A. J. Herrman Alfred Gabel Alice Marie Joe Mick Bellwood Edmund Gabel W. J. Herrman Osceola Clifford Hall Wayne Hugh Schmoker Missouri Wesley Chapel Club Adam Herrman Margie Richmond Grand Island R. J. Richmond Wm. Hope Edith Charles G. M. Lowe Floyd West West John Albers Hubert Alt Leo Albers Harold Cockson Columbus District 40 Schlessinger Shelby Clarence Foltz Robert McBeth

Harmony Club Holds December Meeting In St Andrews

The Harmony Club met Sunday evening at the R R Urban home for its December gathering. After the business hour, members exchanged Christmas gifts. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs Helen Headlee and Miss Ina Mae Callaghan, were noted in accompanying visits and family gatherings.

Harmony Club R. R. Urban Helen Headlee Osceola John Jaax Jr Albert Koenig Columbus Julius Nebosis Walter Nebosis Koenig Albert Roy Grossnicklaus Rudolph Janicek Ina Mae Callaghan Virginia Bernt Thomas Micek Sharon Danice Holy Name Society Eller’s Hall Ambrose Gabriel St. Mary’s Hospital Albert Bernt Bertha Bernt Mary Kubicek John Kubicek Oswald Bernt

Hurst Visit Ties Families in Oklahoma Towns

Ernest Hurst of Wahoo and Mrs Kate Hurst of Woodard Oklahoma are visiting at the O V Hurst home.

Ernest Hurst Wahoo Kate Hurst Woodard, Okla O V Hurst

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hackberry Liberty Local No. F.E.C.U Green’s Chapel F.E.C.U R. A. Gwoettsche Goettsche Farmers Union Cream and Produce Association Farmers Union of Green's Chapel Victor Club Norval Kirby Russell Blevins Albert Blevins C. W. Hennings Hennings Fred Carter Addie Carter Greens Chapel Ladies Aid Clyde Hennings Roy Hurd John Renner Green’s Chapel Brotherhood Chapel Ladies Aid N. W. Gaines August W. Johnson Maxine Oscar Fedde Denver Fedde Gladys Johnson Fairview Polk Wesley Chapel ST. Andrews
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