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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
5
Local residents celebrate holidays visit relatives and attend clubs. Fire department fights a small blaze at Nantkes Meat Market. School breaks for holidays. Osceola and surrounding towns share greetings and notices of residents' moves and insurance offers. Allan Cornish earns Navy acceptance awaiting call.
Savings on Watkins line until year end with discounts on cinnamon pepper cough medicine liniment cold cream and more. Free green palm and vegetable oil soap with every $5 purchase. Osceola Watkins dealer A Fred Johnson promotes stock up while prices last.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Cole announce the birth of a son named Robert Eugene on Saturday December 17. Mr and Mrs Louis Scholz visit Longmont Colorado with son William. Crouse-Tex Drug Co advertises gifts and specials including Christmas items. Reed Dawson treated at University Hospital Omaha. Mrs L M Merrick to host Women’s Foreign Missionary Society with date change noted. Emma Benbow visits from Kansas City for two weeks with daughter H S Eklund. Miss Bess Taddiken of Shelby visits Ira Irland family. John I Anderson and others attend Christmas Cantata in Polk. Miss Mildred Craven to visit from Chicago. College students home for Christmas include Rhodes, Crouse, Mills, McDonald, Brooks. Beauty shop gift certificates and cosmetics promoted. Miss Lillian Wieseman returns from Gothenburg for holidays. Iona Herbes wins west decorated store prize at Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Osceola office. Viola Corsini wins second prize at Shelby office. Electric clock prizes awarded.
The article notes more than 500 varieties of wildflowers blooming on the alpine meadows near Mount Rainier, a three mile high peak in Washington state, highlighting the region's botanical abundance and scenic value.
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