Wesley Chapel Club Hosts Annual Dinner and Christmas Party
The Wesley Chapel Club held its annual dinner and Christmas party at Valley Church last Thursday. Upcoming meeting set for January 7 at Mrs. Hannah Herrman’s home. Margie Richards to teach on value of plain food. Families of H. H. Club enjoyed a Christmas gathering at Floyd and Mrs. West’s home. Various kin and neighbors visited, including R J Richmond from Grand Island and Ada Pilgrim from North Dakota. Victor Herrman returned from Omaha for holidays. Herrman family to be Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. W J Herrman.
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Wesley Chapel Club
The
Valley Church
Hannah Herrman
Margie Richards
H. H. Club
Floyd West
R. J. Richmond
Grand Island
Margie
Government Employment Bureau
L. E. Treadway
Walt Treadway
Rising City
Louis Schott
Ada Pilgrim
North Dakota
Will Richmond
Engelbert Gabel
Stromsburg
John
Shelby Alfred
Ambrose Gabriel
Edmund Gabel
Alonzo Merrick
Alvin Merrick
Merrick
H. W Wendland
Irene Pulver
Omaha
Charles Huggler
Victor Herrman
Herrman
Myr
W. J. Herrman
Where to Spend Christmas This Year
People discuss holiday plans with options to stay with their own family or their spouse. The exact arrangements are not yet decided, reflecting common family planning for the season.
Live Stage Prices at South Omaha Hog Prices and Beef Market
Dull dressed beef trade governs cattle market in Omaha at Union Stock Yards on Dec 22 1936 with light receipts about 7500. Top $11.75 for heavy cattle. price ranges span from $3.50 to $12.25 for various classes including beef cows feeders yearlings steers and heifers.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog sale slows as prices ease across the board
About 10 000 hogs were offered Monday with trade described as slow and unevenly steady to 10 15 cents lower. Prices topped at 9.80 dollars, while most bids and sales ranged from 9.50 dollars downward.
Light prices lift sheep and lamb market amid ample 2000 head run
Light supplies aided price gains with lambs advancing around 25 cents and best sheep reaching 8.75. Aged sheep and feeders scarce, ranges for Rangers and fed stock vary from about 7.00 to 8.50, natives 7.50 to 8.50, cuts to 7.50. Dutch St Nicholas story notes gifts to children on December 5.
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Rangers
Cos Cosisenes Beeves
Hildren
Holland
St. Nicholas
Johan Hart
Christmas Party Secrets and a Christmas Wedding Proposal
Doris sulks as Dick pursues Barbara Overton from Chicago at a festive party. He boasts that Barbara, a top contest winner, will bring him riches, asking Doris to marry immediately for a Christmas wedding.
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Doris
Barbara Overton
Western Newspaper Union
Luke Finds Joy in One Task at a Time Christmas Money
Luke reflects onHow hard work builds value as he ties rope and knotted efforts echo in a Christmas gift to his parents. He realizes money comes from many small tasks done step by step and shares a simple, warm moment with family.
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Luke
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas mistletoe trade in east Oklahoma country
The article describes mistletoe hunting in east Oklahoma, where fathers shoot the plant from bare elm branches for the Christmas market. It notes open season from late November, rising demand through Christmas, and transport of sprigs to northern cities. It also mentions mistletoe as a parasite that reappears annually despite harsh treatment.
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Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Spirit and Generosity Highlighted
The first meaning of Christmas is generosity inspired by God's gift to mankind. The world’s selfish sway is broken for a time and the Christ spirit is born in our hearts. Gift exchanges can become burdensome, yet any act that makes the world less selfish is beautiful and good.
Christmas Dawn Bell Blast Across Denmark
On Christmas morning in Denmark the church towers sound a loud blast at dawn. The blast marks the start of the day as bells fill the air with Christmas hymns radiating to the four points of the compass.
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Denmark
Sheriff Sale Scheduled in Polk County Nebraska Foreclosure
By order of the district court clerk in Polk County Nebraska the northeast quarter of section 14 township 14 north range 4 west will be sold on January 18 1937 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Polk County court house Osceola to satisfy foreclosure amounts plus costs The sale is conducted by Sheriff Gunnard Peterson and attorney Thomas J Dredla with notices dated December 15 1936 and publication dates December 17 24 31 1936 January 7 14 1937.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Crete
Axel W. Forss
Osceola
Gunnard Peterson
Thomas J. Dredla
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Polk County
In Polk County Nebraska the guardian J A Albin will sell at public auction on January 4 1937 at 2 00 PM at the Osceola courthouse south front door property in Lot 6 Block 9 East Addition and Lot 2 Block 9 East Addition Osceola described as NW 1 4 SE 16 14 2 West and other parcels subject to liens. The sale follows a court order issued November 9 1936 and remains open at least one hour. Campbell Campbell attorneys represent guardianship of Jennie L Gilbert.
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Guardian
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
J. A. Albin
Jennie L. Gilbert
Harry D. Landis
Osceola
Union Pacific Railway Company
Omaha & Republican Valley Railroad Company
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P. Johnson Grain Company
W.E. Pierson Flour & Feed CO
Osceola Auto Wrecking CO
Drs. Smith & Ecklund
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Cone
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Neme
Wesley Chapel
Ftee Financial Service
Riley
Central City
New Ofs
South Omaha
Holland’s
By Katherine Edelman
Doris Brian
Chicago
Barbara
A. A. Wurtz
Eae Paneer
Mloee
Arloa
Jim
W. A. Getty
Money Martha B. Thomas
Yuletide
Rtne
Mills & Mills
Mistletoe Hunt
Frances Grinstead
Oklahoma
Mother Goose
Horst
Hass
Mickey
Reeb Bros
P. J. Lamoref
Campbell & Campbell, Attys
First National Bank
DRS
O. W. Hurst
Lester Anderson
R. L. Schroeder
Neb
County House
Incom
Omaha Daily Newsapers
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