Days Gone By Family and Local Notices
In 1908 December reminiscences note visiting relatives from Anderson Indiana to Davenport and Omaha trips for shows and visits. Local births, birthdays, an election of officers by the Tribe of Ben Hur, and social gatherings including a Commercial Club dinner talk on the new income tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fentress
Anderson
Indiana
Fentress
G. W. Gregg
S. H. Byers
C. M. Broks
Robert
Davenport
Iowa
Emil Hernbloom
Leonard
Theodore Backlund
Omaha
Swan O. Eklund
Adolph Hansen
Elkhorn
W. O. Hansen
Osceola Bank
O. E. Mickey
Clarence Shain
Commercial Club
E. L. King
I. B. LeMar
C. L. LeMar
Marjorie Richmond
Sprutes
Jotsetett Eends
Milton Monson Simpson
Alberta Anderson
Benita Mullet
Helen Jensen
Gilep Elee Francis DeLand
Louise Allington
James Chesterman
Edgar Backlund
Jean Everard
Levina Swanson
Henry Owe Eee
James Treadway
Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Girls’ Glee Club
Raymond MacDonald Alden
Miss Irene Morse Weds J Frinklin Kinney in Lincoln Home Ceremony
In Lincoln on December 13 1918 Miss Irene Morse married J Frinklin Kinney at 8 p.m. Rev. Dean R Deland presided before about 75 guests including Osceola attendees. Osceola figures Orville Pearce and local families were noted among revelers at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene M. ‘Morse
J. Frinklin Kinney
M. B. Morse
Lincoln
Dean R. Deland
J. L. Heaks and Sons
Oliver Westburg
Ethel Westburg
O. E. Mickey
Ida Hanson
Osceola
Orville Pearce
Congress Debates Budget Cuts and Tax Measures
In the second session of the Seventy Second Congress President Hoover urges sweeping spending cuts and a balanced budget. A 21-4 percent manufacturers tax and gas tax continuation are proposed to cover deficits, with potential emergency levies from the 1932 Act. The Garner Resolution to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment fails in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District
Nebraska
Congress
Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Mills
Rainey
Garner
Senate
House
Merrick Seeks Secretary Post at Polk Butler Farmers Ins Co Meeting
Leon M. Merrick announces candidacy for secretary of Polk Butler County Farmer's Insurance Co at the annual Shelby meeting on January 12 1933. He cites banking farm loans and insurance experience and invites proxies from policyholders who cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Leon M. Merrick
Lincoln Daily Journal December Offer Advertising Prospect
The Lincoln Daily Journal announces a December bargain, offering $3.50 yearly and $1.00 to April 1, 1933 with savings of fifty cents to one dollar for December payments. It promotes rapid night editions and same-day morning delivery, plus a large Sunday issue with colored comics and extensive wire service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Dail Journal
Lincoln State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Morning Journal
Lincoln Journal
Capital
Nebraska
North
Kansas
Osceola High Seeks Strong Start In Basketball Season
Osceola High announces rapid basketball drills led by Coach Gilbert with first home game set against Gresham Friday. Notables include Carl Timm George Koehler and Charles Jackson among top performers. Koehler injures knee in football. Jackson returns soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. F. Klein
Arthur Bintz
Chas. Timm
Ace Tyrrell
Carl Bryant
J. E. Steeple
I. D. Huston
Lloyd Cole
Henry Tex
W. E. Berggren
Don Byers
August P. Anderson
Fred Gilbert
W E Thompson
Arden McBeth
Melvin Herrmann
Gilbert
Osceola
Gresham
Carl Timm
Eldon Addison
George Koehler
Carl Burritt
Hollis Campann
Fred Calkins
Brent McBeth
Lester Peters
Eugene Engelhardt
Charles Moser
Johnny Irland
Charles Jackson
Doctor R L Schroeder Practice Ad In Ryan Building
Dr. R L Schroeder, physician and surgeon, announces office in Ryan Building and provides phone number 8 for appointments and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Schroeder
Ryan Bldg
Polk Butler Farm Ins Co Proxy Vote Announcement
Frank H. Anderson of Osceola Nebraska asks policyholders to vote at the annual meeting by January 12 1933 and to appoint a proxy if unable to attend. He notes months as assistant secretary and experience in insurance and lumber, pledging to work to build up the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk-Butler County Farmers Ins. CO
Shelby
Frank H. Anderson
Osceola, Nebr
Skates Sharpened and Hollow Ground for Sale
Hotch Kiss & Wells offers sharpened and hollow ground skates at 15 cents each, highlighting ready-to-use quality for skater buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotchkiss & Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola Record
Polk County
Walter J. Herbes
Howard Fleming
John Jarmin
Grandma Nelson
Gust Danielson
Mike Hoffer
Hoffer
William C. Pike Sr
Golien
Hazel Benson
Velma Joy
Dorothy Lovell
Grace Rogers
Miss Benson
Paul Johnson
C. BE. Andrews
Lucille Richmond
House Post Office Committee
Walter F. Brown
Brown
House Committee On Agriculture
Polk-Butler County Farmer’s Ins. CO
Hamilton Beach
AY Teg
California
Smarshmallows
Prunes
Weste
Blenheim
Westage
Lemos
Lew
Omma
St. Id
Osceola School
Allan Scholz
Neal McBeth
Silas Marner
Aubrey Henry Maitland Allington
John Craven
Holger
Sam Carson Steen
Burdette Backlund
Bertel
Forrest Wilcox
Marjorie Inness
Berta Elsmith
Jeanette Isabella
NOMAL
Claus Johnson
Gladys Marjorie LeSeur
Betty Jean Cummings
Crawford Campbell
Jesus
Crawford
Ruth Bintz
Freda, Buchholz
Phyllis Finecy
Loren Scholz
Logan Danskin
Kathryn Huston
Verna Egelhoff
Jesse Drummond
Jimmy Jackson
Helen Sargent
Damrosch
Carter
Brook
Rising City
Soumart
Farmers State Bank
Osceola, Nebraska
Hotel Castle
Elmer
Rood
Jones St
Omaha, Nebraska
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