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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
11
Osceola Nebraska publication notes editor Walter J Herbes as publisher in weekly Thursday issue. The entry lists Osceola’s old newspaper status and a 2.00 price point with postal act details.
Miss Frank Schlessinger and daughter Alvena spent a weekend in Lincoln visiting Mary and Jiannita Schlessinger who attend the state University. Mrs John Fanton Mrs Richard Cole and others of Lincoln were in Shelby Friday. A little daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Dobbs on Monday Dec 12. Herman Altt was seriously injured when his arm was caught in a corn shelter on Monday Dec 12. SHOP EARLY AVOID THE RUSH postal tone urges Christmas rush awareness and proper parcel mailing practices.
Mrs Alpha Johnston and Mr Emmett Beebe wed by Rev Lavery at the parsonage on Saturday December 10. Henry Muris put up ice earlier in the week. Shelby schools closed Wednesday afternoon due to extreme cold building conditions.
Officials advise marking mail Not to be opened until Christmas to avoid dead letter flow. Patrons are asked not to place Christmas seals or stickers on the envelope side, with the guidance extending to express packages.
Mrs Alpha Johnston and Emmet Beebe were married in Shelby in a ring ceremony officiated by Rev Savery. Attendants were Mrs Savery and Miss Millicent. The bride wore taupe satin lined canton crepe and the groom black. A wedding dinner followed at Mrs Ed Browns home. The couple plans to live on Washington Heights Shelby. Duncan Produce Co.
Local social scene includes Miss Gertrude Olderoy visiting Florence Gudgel and York callers Saturday. Bazaar and chicken-pie supper nets 126.30 at Wayland. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Benkin. Various visits and events listed from Hackberry to Green's Chapel. Christmas program at Centennial School invites all. D A R chapter marks first anniversary with decorated home, word contest, and lunch.
For quick delivery of Newton wa gons and boxes call Rystrom Com pany. Phone 19, Stromsburg.
The Eastern Star met Tuesday evening in the lodge rooms and elected officers including Worthy Matron Mrs. Mattie Horst Worthy Patron P W Horst Associate Matron Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Conductress Mrs. Florence Mills Associate Conductress Mrs. Olga Hultquist Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Duncan Secretary Mrs. J C Marquis. After the business meeting a lunch was served.
For sale a two hole Jofiet-orn spuller with extension feeder A’s. In running order. Contact Henry Olson 4H at phone 2965. 14-Sp.
Rev Paul Melin pastor announces a Saturday gathering at 2 P M for the Sunday School children at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church. The notice notes the location and time for the parish youth activity.
The church outlines schedule for December events with Sunday activities at 10 A M Sunday School and Bible Classes, 11 A M Swedish Worship, 7 30 P M English Vespers, and Tuesday 2 30 P M Swedish Bible Study and Prayer Hour. Harmony Society meets Thursday at 8 P M at Miss Otelia Johnson’s home led by Miss Thelma Johnson.
Duncan's offers phone line 63 for updated poultry prices with midweek listing covering Wednesday and Thursday markets. Prices reflect local demand and supply conditions.
Auditorium programs announce December shows with Ben Hur running December 15 to 17 at 7:30 nightly priced 25 and 50 cents and Blind Alleys featuring Thomas Meighan showing December 20 and 21 with comedy and news segments. No show on Christmas Eve.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the administrator with will annexed filed final accounts and a petition for final settlement and for an order of distribution determination of heirship and discharge. The hearing is set for January 6 1928 at 10 o clock A M. All interested may appear and contest. Dated December 14 1927. W W Norton County Judge.
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