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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
4
Notice printed at the Osceola Nebraska post office cites the Act of March 3 1879 regarding entry or restoration of mail service in the town. The brief notice informs local residents of postal actions and the official date.
A horseback runaway near Osceola injures Carl Johnson, unhorses him near the mill at noon. he is cared for by Dr. Shaw and rests at G. T. Ray & Co. store before returning home. Other notes include cashier Mickey missing from the bank, a large nine and a half pound baby, Dr. Buckner’s Grand Island visit for pipe organ lessons, and district court postponement to December 16.
Second and Third Grades redecorate their room and plan a front fireplace. Honor Roll lists name numerous students across Second through Eighth Grades, with notes on Dutch-themed geography and student projects from Holland.
West Side residents attend church events and social visits. George Bush home hosts Andrew Beckstrom and family. Fredrickson family visits St. Marys hospital as Oscar Fredrickson improves. Luther League and Lutheran Brotherhood plan meetings with hosts Theodore Nelson and Ru el Sward. Birthday observances and holiday gifts noted among Swede Home groups and neighbors.
Jud Tunkins remarks that people in baseball are harder to rely on than umpires and that a man never forgets a snub. He suggests such memories spur action and determination in players.
A Ray conducts examination and diagnosis for First National Bank Osceola Nebraska. Contact via phone 7.
Notice to bidders lists approximate needs for books legal blanks and supplies for Polk County Nebraska for 1936. Items include tax lists receipts ledgers paper mimeograph supplies and stationery with bid deadline January 1 1936 and bond or certified check of 100 required. Sealed bids to County Clerk John I Anderson Osceola Nebraska.
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