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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
2
Nebraska political scene tightens as Governor-elect Cochran learns potential conflicts over department heads and liquor law reform. Report notes Mullen and Hardman names, staff reappointments, and lobbyist activity while budget talks, corn loan inspections, and state financing loom.
In a warm household scene, a mother and father hurriedly finish preparing a Christmas tree while daughter Felicia and son Ripley help. Uncle Harry arrives with gifts, the punchline a re gifted salad bowl once intended for his kitchen. Ripley learns Santa would rather gifts reflect true desire.
Mr Ekdahl was walking south of the Old Alfred home when a car driven by Ed Larson struck him. He died Monday morning after being treated at Dr Slusser's office and then at his son Arthur's home. He leaves two daughters and six sons.
Doctors highlight the value of a measurable liquid laxative that can be tailored to individual needs. The public seeks natural bowel movement relief without discomfort and dependency. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, based on senna, is prescription safe and available at druggists.
Wesley Chapel schedules a pro am and Christmas tree event on Monday night December 4. Residents may pick up Christmas items from the Charities grounds via Berry Howitt or the Chapel Missionary Society. Mrs. Ellen Moore reviewed the society’s history. About thirty attended choir notice the prior Tuesday and Rev. and Mrs. Penney served ice cream. The H. H. Club held a Christmas party at A. L. Be Treadway’s home Friday. Visitors included Fred Calkins and daughter Mettie Rich of Osceola and other relatives. birthday gathering for Mrs. West’s mother Mrs. Tope with attendees from nearby towns.
The Federal Relief Office requests clean usable clothing for needy people. Donors may bring items to the office or call 83 for a pickup.
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