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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1947

Page

4

Exter firm buys Chicago Lumber Co business in Osceola

J A Craven and Son of Exeter take over Chicago Lumber Company assets as Osceola ward, under George Craven, prepares for relocation. C E B Milks moves to another Nebraska point after six years. Co K Nebraska infantry hosts a welcome at Ascena Commercial Club basement. Sunity Investment buys Catherine Tronnines Prick Building for remodeling into a modern office complex. Fr Danielson engages Tred and Beaver for Gosnel Ridge farm duties. I B Gilbert dies at 10:30 AM, civil war veteran S H Wisely passes away at 60 with Polk County ties.

Chicago Lumber Company J. A. Craven and Son Exeter Osceola Ward George Craven C. EB. Milks Co. K. Nebraska Infantry Tranw Wall Ascenia Commercial Club Sunity Investment Company Catherine Tronnines Prick Wrouth Sanare Ahovre Commony FR. Danielson Tred and Beaver Gosnel Ridge Lincoln Danielson State Agricultural Association I B. Gilbert S. H. Wisely Polk County

Osceola Hatchery Opens and Local Happenings February 1927

Osceola opens its latest industry the Osceola Hatchery under Rupert J Swanson. Ford's Day planned February 19 under Carson Auto Co. births deaths marriages travel sales and community notices across Osceola Stromsburg and nearby towns.

St Vincent's Church Mass Times and Confession Schedule

Rev John H Howe pastor at St Vincent's Church lists Sunday Masses at 830 and 1030 a m Weekday Mass is 8 am First Friday Mass is 8 am with confessions before Mass Saturday confessions from 5 to 530 and 8 to 830 pm Also notes new 1947 wallpaper patterns and mentions Crouse Tex Drug Co.

ST. Vincent’s Church John H. Howe Just Crouse-Tex Drug Co

The Swe de Home Church Announcement

Rev. Alfield E. Franzen presides as Seoxapesima Sunday is observed with Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m and Vesper Services at 7 30 p m This week Saturday Confirmation Class at 9 30 a m Junior Missionary Society at 2 30 p m Mothers invited to learn about the work Next Thursday Ladies Aid at 2 30 p m Gatheran Brotherhood at 5 p m Special guest The Boys of the Congregation Refreshments oyster stew Also available Dr Hess Dry Dip through Crouse Tex Drug Co.

Alfield E. Franzen Seoxapesima Junior Missionary Society Ladies Aid Gatheran Brotherhood S P. m

Lutheran Church Services and Activities Schedule

On Sexagesima Sunday Maurice L Swenson leads Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. The week features a Choir Tuesday, Ladies Aid Thursday, Confirmation Class Friday, and social events hosted by Mrs Mauritz Swanson and others. Next week lists Woman's Missionary Society events, Brotherhood, Family Night, and a Saturday drug sale event at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.

the Lutheran Church Maurice L Swenson Ernest Nyquist George Malek Brotherhood

Methodist Church Youth Fellowship Activities

Pastor Rev G A Randall announces Sunday School at 10:00 and service at 11:05. Junior Youth Fellowship meets Feb 10 at 7:30, Young Adult Fellowship Feb 6, box supper. Junior Choir forms Mondays and Wednesdays at 4:00 for voice training. District Youth Rally at York Sept 9. depart church at 3:00. Valentine cake with Harding Cherry Ice Cream $1.35. orders at Crouse Tex Drug Co.

Methodist Church G. A. Randall York Valentine Hardings Crouse-Tex Drug Co

Card of Thanks for Kathryn Brazee

I thank my many friends for the calls cards and letters I received during my recent illness Kathryn Brazee appreciates the kind thoughts and support shown during this time.

Kathryn Brazee

Minnie Birchfield thanks friends and neighbors

A note expressing gratitude for cards, gifts, and kind acts from friends and neighbors.

In Gratitude for Kindness After Our Mother’s Death

The family of Mrs. Mary West thanks everyone for the compassion shown during our mother’s passing. Your support and kindness mean a great deal to us at this time.

Mary West

Thankful note from Mrs Benson and family

The Benson family thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers messages and other expressions of sympathy during his hospital stay and after his passing. They especially acknowledge the floral offerings and support to husband and father.

W. J. Benson

For Sale Notices from Osceola and York Nebraska

Multiple classified notices advertise for sale items and wanted items. Modern six room homes in Osceola listed with Maurice Scholz contact, two sleds for children, stack of prairie hay from Martin Kresha, free bid on used furniture and appliances from York Furniture Exchange, tubs available again from Montgomery Ward Columbus, calf picked up 50 miles north of Osceola with owner to prove ownership and pay expenses by John Sutko.

Osceola Maurice Scholz York Furniture Exchange Dean Theatre P.O York Nebraska Montgomery Ward & CO Columbus Nebr My Place John Sutko

Local Classified Ads Stir Business and Goods For Sale

An aggregation of small classified notices invites readers to apply for cream buying jobs in town, see Nebraska creamery plans, and lists sales and farm notices including a Monarch range, circulating heater, ten tons of alfalfa hay, and upcoming farm sales in February with contact names and locations in Nebraska towns.

Sugar Creek Creamery Compan Omaha Nebr Fred J Dunn

Industry May Make New Record In 1947

American industry is seen as likely to set new peace time production records in 1947 if strikes do not disrupt operations. Forecasters note the 1946 trend rose after winter and spring strikes ended, with prewar output for radios vacuum cleaners and washing machines already exceeded in late 1946 and more scarce goods expected to return to dealers in 1947.

Fair Collective Bargaining Demands From Chamber Leader

William K. Jackson of the United States Chamber of Commerce calls for equality at the bargaining table and fair bargaining rather than ending collective bargaining. He criticizes the National Labor Relations Act as biased against management and limits free speech and dispute presentation in favor of unions.

William K. Jackson United States Chamber of Commerce Jackson

Labor Monopolies Cloud Business Sky

William K. Jackson of the Chamber of Commerce argues that labor management relations now largely drive business trends. He notes a strong link between strikes in essential industries and declines in industrial indices, with 1946 seeing production swings tied to man-hours lost in steel, coal, and transportation. He warns today’s labor power exceeds that of 1919 20 and dominates the economic outlook.

William K. Jackson Chamber of Commerce of United States

Wage-Price Warning From U.S. Chamber of Commerce

The United States Chamber of Commerce warns that a second round of wage increases will drive price hikes in the coming months. Emerson P. Schmidt cites disparities between rising worker wages and lagging incomes as risking production and employment declines. The warning echoes last winter’s forecast of tied wage and price increases.

United States Chamber of Commerce Emerson P. Schmidt National Chamber Economic Research Department Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Notice of Probate In The County Court Polk Nebraska

In the matter of the Estate of Tilda Introsky Deceased a petition for appointment of Morris C Johnson as Administrator has been set for hearing February 21 1947 at 10 oclock A M Dated January 24 1947 County Judge L M Merrick seal Jan 30 Feb 6 13

Polk County Nebraska John L. Irland L. M. Merrick Tilda Introsky Morris C. Johnson Harry W. Pratt

Estate heirs sought to quiet Emily Welch assets in Polk County

The Polk County Nebraska legal notice states Emily T Welch died intestate on June 26 1936 in California. Herman L Welch petitions to fix heirs and deny creditor claims for the SE quarter of Section 10 14 North 2 West in Polk County with Osceola hearing set February 14 1947 at 10 A M. Mills and Mills represent the estate.

Polk County Nebraska Emily T. Welch Herman L. Welch Los Angeles County California Arthur E. Welch Sali Osceola

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Walter J. Herbes Osceola Hatchery Rupert J. Swanson Carson Auto Co Paul Fngelhardt St. Louis Ely and Walker Dry Goods Co Frieda Zang Bill Kelly Shelby A. F. Nuquist Crete Andrew Irma Doane College Wm. Swan Indiana Rev. Savery Tnsted Brethren Church Mildred Graham Stromsburg Carl Teeterstrom M. E Stromsburge Pruitt Polk Counry State Board of Control Maude I. Nudquist Deveerla Nesstian Nuauist Osciola Arthur N. Johnson Stromshire Central City Grand Island N. O. Brown Leotra Nantkes Lila McBeth Alfred Streibing Rising City Clawle Stromberg Oto Louie Schott Osceola ‘Hospital Guy F. Ball Ralph Mills Lee Graham Silver Creek Muse Eleanor Powell Johnny Weismuller Maureen O’sullivan Kent Taylor King of the Royal Mounted Dr. Hess Minnie Birchfield Boys Ranch Butch Jenkins James Craig Pete Smith Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall THE Plainsman Gary Cooper Martin Kresha Nellie G, Benson Wabtstezd Bros Rex Ford Buy Direct and Save Commission H. F. Haverland G. I Loke Inv. CO Omaha 2 Nick Ghades Campbell Seward Cherny’s Young Guernsey Appleton C. W. Younglund Stromsabureg Gust Boden Jack Howard Leo Kresha Steeple’s Holcomb Holecomb York Hatchery Lloyd Crouse James’ McBeth Nels Paulson Joe Simonsen Sam Wyman Neb Mazda Ord O. Wallace D. V M Postoffice R. Peterson First National Bank DR. H Eklund Hinck Tricy Phillips Phillips 66 Slegel Curing Nebrea Vede Oi! Statio Reid Shelby, Nebr Reid Nation Corn CO Anamosa Iowa F.D.I.C. W. H. Pierce D. R. Byers W. S., Desch Sons York and Egis Cafe Regis Omaha World-Herald Mills & Mills, Attorneys
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