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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
4
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This December 22 1914 column reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Maron Vance in Fairbury mentions Roy Behne taking residence plans in Kansas City with Mrs Behne, and reflects on fifteen years of marriage. It covers a $50000 Central City fire at the opera house block owned by Dr H E Glatfelter, a girls basketball loss at Polk 11 to 6, marriages of Stella Sterup and Mark Homahr and Fred Kumpf’s daughter Lillie to Otto Jauch, Osceola Imple ment Co change in ownership, Osceola Record becoming Record Publishing Co, and licenses issued to Howard Goff Vera Harbert and Harold Bedient Myrtle Green.
Miss Hazel Coffey wed Vance Marquis at the Presbyterian manse in Council Bluffs and will reside in Lincoln. Jacob Sargent, over seventy, is critically ill after paralysis. Ice and coal trades cheer with sub zero weather. Mrs. A H Hennings from Star City, Canada, visited Osceola for holidays. Theodore Blake turned 80 with many cards. Wheat 1.48, corn 1.06, oats .52, hogs 9.00, cream 35c, butter 30c, eggs 40c. Goose parade drew 33 geese donated by local businesses for holiday guessing.
Notes from Osceola recounting births at the Schott and Brown homes. S A Snider resigns as First National Bank president with A F Nuquist named president and K A Cornish cashier. Osceola music students give a vesper service under Ruth Miller. Local market prices listed for wheat corn oats hogs hens eggs and cream. College students visiting for holidays include Anna and Althea Anderson Maxine Herbes Vera Johnson Joe Nuquist.
The Osceola high school class of 1930 will hold its annual reunion Thursday evening at the Rapp Hotel. Dorothy Johnson, Maurice Irland, and Red Long head the reunion committee.
The Jones family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help in shucking corn and to the Altar Society for furnishing and serving the dinner.
A sincere thanks to Hospital Board Members the Ocala Catholic Guild Sacred Heart Altar Society Shelby the O H S Pep Club and friends who sent Christmas packages to St Francis Hospital. The note says it was the first Christmas there and expresses wishes for health wealth and prosperity in the New Year from Sister M Edmundine Supt.
District No. 18 residents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bernt and family from near Duncan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lisko on Monday evening. Omaha visitors included Mrs. Irene Hasselbalch and Betty, Mrs. John Smolen and Sally Ann, and families visited by Grace and Mrs. H. A. Johansen. A Muse Theatre midnight program on December 31 features Bing Crosby in Holiday Inn.
New Years greetings to the editor and contributors. The Wesley Chapel items appear in the Osceola Record for twenty eight years. Christmas visitors include Kinberg Stromsburg Dawes and Burns families at various homes. Lester Anderson Hastings with Mary Cerny family joins others in Hastings for Christmas. Dorothy Langer and District 40 pupils presented a Christmas program. WSCS and Osceola Local Farmers Union thank the Record for printing local notices.
The community welcomed visitors over the holidays. Boyd Mace arrived with a mechanical corn picker from Valley and worked the Gordon and Geo. Mace corn. Frances McCormick stayed in town after visiting Omaha. Several families hosted Christmas guests including the Martins, Noriss, Fitelbusses, and Reebs, with others returning from California and sharing time at various local homes.
Kodak finishing services offered at Daniels Studio in Columbus for mail films and related processing. Local shop accepts film mail-ins for developing and printing.
Buy an E Bond by December 31 to count toward the Sixth War Loan. Polk County trails by 13 000 of a 390 000 quota as of Christmas Day. Out-of-county buyers and service personnel contribute, boosting totals with names and a homefront push.
Legal notice records the Polk County Nebraska estate matter for Violet Brendley with heirs Harry Brendley and Nancy Brendley, and a January hearing date set. It also announces the January 13 1945 election for four Polk County Soil Conservation District supervisors with candidate names and voting sites listed.
The State of Nebraska informs interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will of Hattie Range, deceased, has been filed. Don R. Byers is named administrator c t a. hearing set for January 5, 1945 at 11:00 A.M. Dated December 9, 1944. (Seal) L. M. Merrick County Judge.
The Admin istratrix of Arthur P. Wieseman deceased filed a final account and petition for final settlement. A decree determining heirship and distribution and discharge of the Administratrix is set for hearing January 5, 1945 at 10 a.m. in the county court. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dated December 11 1944. (Seal) L. M. Merrick
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