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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

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Larson Freed of Arson Charge

Polk County farmer Swan Larson was found not guilty of arson in Hamilton County. The trial in Aurora Monday, with attorney Wilber M Johnston, ended when Judge Slustings directed a verdict of acquittal, clearing Larson of the charges tied to a farm house fire co owned with John MonEon of Polk County. MonEon's trial will be held later.

Swan Larson Polk ‘County Hamilton County Aurora Mgr. Larson Atty Wilber M. Johnston Johnston Slustings Larson John Moneon Polk County Mr. Monon

Stromsburg Celebrates Swan Andersons Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

In Stromsburg on December 21 Mr and Mrs Swan Anderson marked their 50th wedding anniversary. Married December 21 1882 in Moline Illinois they moved to Stromsburg in 1886 and have since resided there. The issue notes community events including DAR Elijah Gove Chapter meeting and Christmas program by the Women's Club with Santa, carols, and refreshments.

Swan Anderson Mary Margaret Buckley Alex Scott Nels Anderson Vivian Grand Island Alfred Swanson Scott Hall A. C. Morrill E. E. Stanton Wallace Scott Emma Baker Julian Eckley David City Divid City Buckley Tielen Edith Buckley Ths City Arthur E. G. Ercisoir Eric Erisson Bjurkman Omaha

Skates Sharpened and Hollow Ground

Hotch Kiss & Wells offers skates sharpened and hollow ground for 15 cents.

Hotchkiss & Wells

Local Shelby Socials Highlight Week Amid Services and Tragedy

Shelby residents attended a mix of family visits, funerals, and club events. Clarence Lawson and family visited from near David City. Morgan Moon family attended a funeral in Friend. Dorcas Society met at Reuben Timm’s. Royal Neighbor Lodge elected officers. and a fatal crash near Bridgeport claimed Joseph Hassgenstab's wife, injuring other occupants.

Clarence Lawson Baby David City Barney Krebsbach Charles Lockard H. W. Umshler John Rasp Dorcas Society Reuben Timm C W Moon Friend Moon Bertha Nelson American Legion Auxiliary F. M. Leibee Andrew

West Side Social News From York Area

West Side notes report Walter Bush and son Willard returning Walden Lee Volz to York. Swede Home choir members honored Mrs Anderson with an end table. Ernest Flodman hosted at Joe Kralik home. Pleasant Hill Mission Circle elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Morris Anderson hosted a lunch for Dist No 12 pupils and Hazel Flodman. Edgar Peterson plans Illinois visit. Ralph Kohler and Arthur Ekstrom visited Aurora.

Walter Bush Willard Walden Lee Volz York Evert Anderson Anderson Edgar Peterson Illinois Smith Ralph Kohler Arthur Ekstrom Aurora

Social Notes From St Andrews Area Last Week

Mrs Louis Robak and son visited nearby Columbus with her sister Mrs John Starsoscik and family. Mrs Frank Tschauner visited with her daughter Mrs Albert Schlesinger near St Edward. Walter Egger hosted a wedding dance at Ellers Hall for relatives and friends on Wednesday. Mrs Egger formerly Miss Alice John. Emma Nebosis visited Columbus with Hilda Nebosis on Saturday. Friends surprised Mrs John Kresha at her home last Wednesday. Evening hours were spent.

D. C. Cole Lester Shelby Lincoln Walter Egger Ellers Hall Egger Alice Johansen H. A. Johansen Royal Neighbor Lodge Lodge Hollie Mills Cedar Falls Iowa Charles Kuntzieman Louis Robak Columbus John Staroscik Frank Tschauner Daugher Albert Schlesinger St. Edward Alice Johnson Emma Nebosis Hilda Nebosis John Kresha

First Methodist Church Sees Ten Join Members

Last Sunday at the First Methodist Church a cold morning did not deter attendance as ten new members joined: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert. Marjorie Dunn to lead Ep worth League at 6:30, evening service at 7:30, Official Board meeting postponed to Monday.

First Methodist Church Carl Bryant Arthur Scholz Lloyd Cole Wm. Thompson Fred Gilbert Marjorie Dunn Epworth League

Review Of Farm Bureau Work In County Over Year

A county farm bureau annual report covers ten bar ley tests one barley field certification three 4 H corn clubs 30 members 21 Krug tests across 210 acres one 4 H garden club ten members 10 acre corn yield contest and two orchard grape pruning demos. It notes home beautification exhibit at Ak Sar Ben placing ninth among 25 county exhibits and 34 000 forest tree seedlings ordered plus pest control and vaccination efforts a wide range of 4 H clubs swine poultry beef calf health and home economics activities with premiums at state fairs and Ak Sar Ben shows. Office metrics list letters calls meetings and demonstrations across the year and farm visits.

County Farm Bureau Lincoln Omaha Aksareen Bruisne Fullerton Aksarben State Department of Agricultural Economics Reconstruction Corporation Farm Bureau Mithiatndgalediacete Abeeaatel Azaban Werk

Polk area social notes and births and visits

Harold Reeb and wife with Henry Reeb attended a Chevrolet meeting in Omaha on Thursday. Naomi Alfred of Lincoln visited over the weekend. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Eckles on December 11. The Polk High Senior Class will meet at Mrs. Margaret Nelson’s home Tuesday evening. The Mission group socialized at the Nels Hall home Thursday evening. Various locals traveled to Omaha and Arnold for social or family visits. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs C W Swartz on November 29. Claus Oberg’s neighbors helped husk corn last week.

Harold Reeb Henry Reeb Omaha Harold Nelson Gertrude Nelson Grand Island Chas. Eckles Naomi Alfred Lincoln Polk High School Margaret Nelson Nels Hall Martha Chas, Whitemore Ray Smith Victor Johnson Irene Cohagan Baby Forest Sedan Arnold Alice ,Myers Dorchester Hanline Eldon Peterson Valparaiso Katie. Marks of

Community Food Drive Seeks Donations at David Cole Creamery

Residents are urged to donate food or canned goods for the needy. Items may be left at the David Cole Creamery Co. Jars will be returned if properly labeled, per the Relief Committee.

David Cole Creamery Co

Wesley Chapel Christmas party drawn large attendance

The Wesley Chapel Missionary Society Christmas party at A. J. Herrmann home drew a large crowd last Thursday. Mrs. Flint Crozier spoke about travels in China. Weather turned wintry with 23 degrees below zero. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Pettys and Mrs. Frank Bartuiek of Tobias at Fred Miller home.

Wesley Chapel Missionary Society A. J. Herrmann Flint Crozier China George Pettys Frank Bartuiek Tobias Pettys Fred Miller Geo. Minnick Rising City John Mhuggler District 40 L. BE. Treadway Jas. Lockard Shelby Fred Gilbert Osceola George Berck

Osceola City Council approves transfer of funds 1932

Osceola Nebraska city council in special session November 23 1932 adopts a resolution authorizing the treasurer to use funds from the water fund to pay outstanding warrants against the electric light fund and future warrants as they fall due. The meeting notes the absence of Councilman Howland and adjourns after approval.

Osceola Nebraska Howland Guy F. Ball W. E. Pierson S. P. Johnson M. R. Anderson R. M. McDonald Johnson Electric Light Fund Electric Light

Lutheran Church Advent Week Activities and Choir Plans

The Luther League meets Thursday at 8 PM with Rolland Eckstrom and others entertaining. Saturday 1:30 PM Sunday School practices for Christmas Festival. Sunday services include English 10:30, Swedish 11:15, and 7:30 PM Vespers. Choir practice Tuesday 7:30 PM and Harmony Society Thursday at Miss Ruby Carlson’s home. Pastor Paul Melin.

Luther League Rolland Eckstrom Chester Walgren Arthur Cederberg John Wilmer Anderson Harmony Society Ruby Carlson Paul Melin

Death Summons William F. Koehler After Long Life of Service

William Frederick Koehler born July 1 1842 in Rettgensted Prussia died December 12 1932 at age 90 years 5 months 11 days. Immigrated to America at age 10, lived in Wisconsin and LaSalle County Illinois, joined Evangelical and later Methodist churches. He married Anna Seefus in 1868, moved to Papillion Nebraska in 1878, then Polk County in 1900 where he resided until his death. Survived by one sister nine children thirty nine grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral December 14 1932 at the Osceola Methodist Church with interment in Osceola cemetery.

William Frederick Koehler Rettgensted Prussia Germany America Wisconsin LaSalle County Ilinois Evangelical Church Anna Seefus Papillion Sarpy Nebraska Methodist Church Polk County Grandpa Koehler Matilda Robert Knapp I. H. Carpenter Springfield M. H. Holbrook Scotts Bluff Nebr C. W. Koehler Hayward California Clara Berck Stromsburg Walter Silver Creek George John Wesley Elton W. G. Herrmann Osceola Methodist W. H. Wright

Death of John Horst in Salt Lake City Nebr ties

John Horst aged 83 died at his Salt Lake City home. He traveled from Green Bay Wisconsin to Nebraska living at Silver Creek and Madison before moving to Utah twenty years ago. Funeral services were held in Madison with burial in Madison Cemetery. A brother Mike Horst resides in the city.

John Horst Salt Lake City Utah Mr. Horst Green Bay Wisconsin Nebraska Silver Creek Madison Nebr Madison Cemetery Mike Horst

Wesley Chapel Womans Club Meets at Englehardt Home

The Wesley Chapel Womans Club convened December 7 at Mrs. Paul Eng elhardt’s residence with Mrs. R. C. Dunn presiding. Members answered roll call with a Nebraskan figure, Lulu Burns and Mrs. Philip Timm led the home nursing extension lesson. The annual Christmas dinner will be at Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lyons’ home. The next meeting is January 5 with Mrs. Philip Timm.

Wesley Chapel Paul Engelhardt R. C. Dunn Lulu Burns Philip Timm Elmer Lyons

D A R Holds Anniversary Guest Day at Mrs Norton Home

The D A R met on Monday afternoon at Mrs W W Norton to celebrate their anniversary guest day with a one o clock luncheon, a program, and the singing of Christmas carols.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brooks’ Specials S. Brooks & Son J. Q. Rathbun A. L. Scholz A Sien Ingalls Louise Marie Scholz Insails Edward Frank Nebosis Joseph Hassgenstab Bridgeport Hassenstab Miss Armath Mr. Hassenstab Edbhvard Messing Vincent Adolph Kresha Jr Harmony Club John Cerny Barbara Geneva Elsie Cerny Rose Kresha Harold Gondringer Marie Kubicek Ernest Gabriel Victor P.T.A Central City Campbell Ladies Aid Jim Powell Axel Severine Beverly Hennings Lincoln Symphony Orchestra E. C. Nordlund N. S. Graham Radley Teegerstrom Graham West Side ST. Andrews Review of Farm Bureau Work Polk Irivoli Theatre Santa Claus Xmas Shopping Oscesia Lutheran Church Wm. F. Koehler Ernest Lubitsch Paradise Miriam Hopkins Kay Francis Victor McLaglen Zazu Pitte Thelma Todd Sun
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