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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

Page

2

Scholarship Roll second term and annual football banquet

The second term Scholarship Roll lists names with points. the annual football banquet honored the team, held in the High School Gym with 18 lettermen and a program featuring dance, readings, and speeches by Judge Norton and Coach Jones. The event noted mumps causing four absences and praised the Girl Reserves for organizing the program.

Johnson Judge Norton Alda Kropatch Olive Fox Shomshor Coach Jones Mr. Hagey Captain McKeag Elect Beatty Phil Campbell McKeag Beatty Elect Cole Dixon Griffin Headlee Herman Joy Koehler le Gro Lewis F. Lindquist M. Lindquist Newcomer Rogers Tschauner F. Wieseman H.wieseman Kathleen Albin

Polk County Farm for Sale with Modern Improvements

A 200 acre farm is to be sold at once as the owner must leave the country for health reasons. The property includes all machinery and stock or can be sold without them. Possession granted immediately with solid sale expected in a few weeks. Jay Hastings invites buyers to view this bargain real farm.

Jay Hastings Polk County

Osceola Record Publishers Thursday Edition

Osceola Record notes weekly publication on Thursdays in Osceola Nebraska. It lists postal registration details and yearly subscription price two dollars and one cent.

The Christmas Spirit as Community Gift

The article urges readers to extend the Christmas spirit beyond gifts to active citizenship. It calls for engagement in government, support of schools and churches, tidiness of homes and streets, and cooperation to improve the town, with the hope of carrying this spirit into every day.

Board of Education

Obituary and Holiday Visit Notes From Stromsburg Area

Mrs. Charles Knerr 65 died yesterday after brief illness. Survived by husband two sons Alonzo Glenn and two daughters Mrs Ronne of Lincoln and Mrs Eva Johnson of this city. Funeral tomorrow with Rev Pruitt. Holiday visits from state university students and relatives noted including Evelyn Lunner Carol Strong Rollen Swanson Helen Lund Gaven Muirhead Bruce Anderson Melvin A Johnson Margaret Anderson Miss Edna Olson and Pauline Presson. Several locals and visitors mentioned with minor incidents and travel to Lincoln, Benedict and other towns.

Charles Knerr Stromsburg Alonzo Glenn Ronne Lincoln Eva Johnson Rev. Pruitt The State University Evelyn Lunner Carol Strong Rollen Swanson Helen Lund Gaven Muirhead Bruce Anderson Melvin A. Johnson Margaret Anderson Edna Olson Alliance Frank , VanCleve Chappel Benedict Nebr M. F. Junge Big Springs A. B. Hedbloom W. F. Peterson Polk Helen Danielson Lindsborg Kans Banta Nome Arthur Ericson Lutheran Hospital Pauline Presson Pasadena California George Presson Renne Chas. Knerr Earl Presson Northwestern University Chicago Geo. Presson

Shelby News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events

Shelby residents and visitors are listed in a community roundup including Mrs. Burhami Miller and Mrs. Frank Leibee visiting Lincoln, D C Cole's trip to Shelby, newborn P R Smith's son, Coline Huddleston's weekend with relatives, Clifford Huddleston and Elmer Carr family visits, Rising City trips by Brown Long and Henry Tad ken households, Wilma Wills's return to school, ice cutting by Henry Morris, Christmas program plans by local churches, Joe Lockard’s winter in Iowa, Domestic Science luncheon for school board families, Susie Dexter birthday dinner for Mr U Pointer, May Rasp's Christmas return, and a Modern Woodmen oyster supper.

Burhami Miller Frank Leibee Lincoln D. C. Cole Elmer Carr Rising City Brown Long George Marker Rising Willis Wells Bob Taddiken Nell Henry Taddiken Wilma Wills Henry Morris Methodist United Brethren Joe Lockard Iowa Susie Dexter U. Pointer May Rasp Omaha John Rasp

Nebraska Delegation Receives Strong Committee Standing

Nebraska’s 70th Congress delegation gains key posts in the Senate and House. Norris remains judiciary chair. Howells leads claims. Simmons chairs a District of Columbia subcommittee. Sears, Morehead, and Shallenberger gain panel seats. Howard serves on Indian affairs and war veterans groups. Norton joins public lands pensions and elections panel. Revenue bill passes 366 to 24 amid estate tax repeal debates. McNary Haugen billAdvances with an equalization fee, facing uncertain House approval.

Washington News J. N. Norton Nebraska George W. Norris Contines R. B. Howells House of Representatives Robert Simmons Appropriations District of Columbia J. H. Morehead A. C. Shallenberger Edgar Howard Congress Democrat and Republican Coalition A. C. B. Steward Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Washington Corn Belt Federation of Farm Organizations McNary-Haugen Inland Waterways Corporation Mississippi River Corn Belt Federation Middle Western Steward Coolidge Senate

Local social notes from Shelby area visitors and gatherings

Mrs Henry Grossnicklaus of Shelby visited Tuesday at Irven Grossnicklaus home. Miss Helen Cerney spent weekend with Miss Lucy Cockeon in Columbus. Alvin Weeden family visited Pearl Tubbs home south of Shelby. Alice Carpenter and Hastings aunt were weekend guests of Mrs Alvin Merrick. Mr and Mrs John Albers attended a family gathering and oyster supper at Otto Bernts. Mr and Mrs Floyd West and Lester and G M Lowe attended a supper for Mrs Wests mother Mrs Wm Hope. L E Treadway spent Sunday at John Lucas home in Shelby and helped truck hogs to Omaha. Herman Alt Jr injured last week returned home. amputation unlikely unless complications arise. Mrs Tony Schott, Al Schotts mother, returned from Hot Springs after two months away.

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Rollins Osceola Public Education Hugh Allison Smith University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Journal Alvin Anderson Edna Allinder Elvera Brown Mildred Bond Ruth Bond Mildred Craven Ruth Dunn Louise Frazier Harrett Gooden Willie Herman Marian Hulquist Doris Hansen Helen Huston Vera Johnson Kenneth Johnson Lois Koehler Ada Lees Gertrude Matheson Einar Oberg Nadine Richmond Arlene Steeple Harriet Smith Mel Evelyn Matheson Santa Osceola Walter J. Herbes Shelby George W. Norris Smith Vare John C. Allen Illinois McCook Allen Monmouth Nebraska Society of Washington the Record Merry Christmas Bountiful Humphrey Engelhardt Ciations Q. F. Branting & Sons Manhattan Oil Co W.E. Pratt & Son Chiropractic Howard Yates D. C
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