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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
5
Osceola residents attended club meetings and family visits across Polk County. Events included Dela-Dek and Gab-a-Lots gatherings, Baptist Missionary Society sewing, and Forty Niners Bridge Club hosting. Local births, hospital visits, and anniversary notices complemented community updates.
Kindergarten students list Bright Eyes names and note plans for more. Second and Third Grades finish Elson Readers and Story Hour Readers attendance points shown. Fourth Grade elects Golden Castle officers and notes instrument class interest. Fifth Grade captains named for baseball week with a candy hearts treat. Department reports on American School of the Air programs Handel and The Perfect Tribute. Werner Timm moves near Polk Nebraska to rural schooling, county spelling contest set for March 15, and Grade basketball loss 16 4 to Stromsburg. seventh grade posters on US growth.
Old 67 leads with 205 in Sunday School and 178 in worship while Lincoln’s side has 174 and 141. Next Epworth League sermon titled If Lincoln Were Living Today at 6. Fire-Side service Sunday evening revisits Mother Mason story. Monday February 25 features E Dow Bancroft on Christian Stewardship with a covered dish luncheon and lecture.
Mr and Mrs Saunders visited Walter Koehler's home Sunday. Verna Richards was absent sick Thursday. Wesley Chapel Club meets Mrs Kenneth Richards February 7. Bert Dunn family visited Kermit Johnsons for an oyster supper Friday. Charles F Reed and relatives near Fullerton last Sunday. Lila McBeth overnight guest of Goldie Gustafson Friday. Kenneth Richards and Mark Gustafson visited Columbus Saturday. J H Gustafson and Morris Richards traveled to York to bring Carl Gustafson home from CC C Camp Humboldt.
The Olson and Hultman families express gratitude to friends neighbors minister and singers for support during illness and death of wife and sister Arvid Olson Mrs C J Hultman and families thank those who helped.
Mr and Mrs Roy Grossnicklaus visited in Columbus Thursday. Dr Dennie Barry newly ordained priest assigned to St Andrews temporarily. Families from Shelby Osceola and Columbus visited various homes and attended a Shelby banquet breakfast. Ralph Hasselbalch drove to Belgrade for business.
The church asks volunteers to cut trees by the parsonage for fuel on Saturday February 9 with free dinner for helpers. Other items include the Valley Ladies Aid gathering, Women's Foreign Missionary Society visit, singers rescheduled to Friday, and Fairview Aid Society meeting on February 13 at the Hall. E B Maxcy pastor.
A collage of brief vignettes and quips on marriage money and home life. Snippets include a wife naming a baby Euphrosyne then Sarah from her mother, a call for weather stripping and No Draft window ventilators, jokes about Congress and four billion dollars, and lines about marriage duties and daily household challenges.
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