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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1944

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Men in Service Update on Overseas Arrivals and Enlistments

Pte. Max Bernt reports arrival in New Guinea on January 9 to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bernt. Dr. A. A. Wurtz of Glendale California sworn into the U S Navy on January 29 but awaiting assignment. 1st Lt. Hazel Nelson arrived in Wales England to serve in an evacuation hospital. Sgt. Ray Hastings, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hastings, phoned home with no location details but an east coast address as he awaits overseas orders.

Pte Max Bernt Albert Bernt New Guinea A. A. Wurtz Glendale California U. S. Navy Hazel Nelson Wales England R. N. Hastings Sgt Ray Hastings

Fifth Annual Meeting of Farm Ownership Borrowers

The Fifth Annual Meeting of Farm Ownership borrowers under the Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act convened on Wednesday February 2nd. In Polk County twenty one of twenty seven loaned families attended. A full summary of their records enabled comparison with group highs and lows. The Home Analysis shows twenty seven families averaged $1651.77 gross farm living, $705 on farm, with $946.77 cash income from butter fat eggs poultry covering cash living and 20 percent extra for farm expenses.

Polk County

Help Wanted for Brief War News Submissions

The note urges contributors to keep stories brief due to wartime limits and space constraints. It asks writers to avoid repetition, to prioritize brevity, and to submit copy before noon Tuesday as many meritorious items are still arriving.

Red Cross Polk County Chapter Announces 1943 Report

The Polk County American Red Cross annual report shows receipts from the annual drive and other sources totaling 5820.34 dollars with a 682.13 dollar balance. National Headquarters received 3509.35 dollars. After expenses a 380.22 dollar balance remains. The annual meeting will be held at the Legion Hall in Osceola on Tuesday evening February 15.

Polk County The American Red Cross National Legion Hall Osceola

Clarke McNary Trees Named for Polk County Farmers

Polk County farmers prepare wind breaks and woodlots this spring through the Clarke McNary Forestry program. Extension Service orders total 6900 trees with Red Cedar the most popular evergreen and Cottonwood and Chinese Elm leading broadleaf varieties. Application blanks remain at the County Extension Office for spring planting.

Polk County Extension Service Clarke-McNary

Osceola Bulldogs win pair of games in week

Osceola Bulldogs won two games last week. They defeated Schuyler 31 to 26 with Parks scoring 11 and Cole 10. Friday the Osceola first team beat Silver Creek 35 to 26 as Park led with 11, Don Schutt 10, Cole 9, while the second team lost 23 to 22. Polk County Tournament underway at Stromsburg with Osceola facing Stromsburg tonight.

Osceola Bulldogs Schuyler Parks Cole Osceola D. Schutt Norton Silver Creek Omaha Parke Don Schutt Stromsburg

Wesley Chapel Club to Meet with Mrs Deeter

The Wesley Chapel Club will meet with Mrs. Arthur Deeter on February 17 with Mrs. Ross Richards assisting hostess. The Victory Club met at the Ben Schmaker home Thursday evening. Families of Rinke Augustine and Gabel attended joint birthday in Shelby for Mrs. Paul Rinke and Eugene Gabel. The Alfred and Emory Kuehnal families attended a party for Mrs. Hasselbalch who returned from California. Osceola Local of the Farmers Union will meet next Monday at the Miller schoolhouse. Merle Dawes and Lora Lee visited Mrs. Lydia Brazee in Shelby. Roy Johnson of Fullerton visited the Dawes home Friday. Mr and Mrs Elias Timm and Miss Lula Burns were supper guests of Mr and Mrs A J Herrmann.

Wesley Chapel Club Arthur Deeter Ross Richards Victory Club Ben Schmaker Lawrence Rinke Clarks Charles Augustine Joe Rinke Alfred Gabel Paul Rinke Eugene Gabel Shelby Alfred Emory Kuehnal George ‘Hasselbalch California Lula Burns A. J. Herrmann

Osceola Service Register Urges War Memorial

Members of the Osceola TOOF Lodge call on Polk County citizens to support a Service Register in the Court House square honoring all county residents in the armed forces. They urge contacting County Commissioners, city council members, or community club representatives to back the tribute.

Osceola

Local Society Notes From Stromsburg Luncheon Guests

Sunday afternoon and luncheon guests at Mr. and Mrs. Emil S. F. Johnson included Wilbur Whitacre of Polk, Pfc. Ralph Johnson of Lincoln, and Mrs. Johnson of Bradshaw. Other visitors listed include Mrs. Herman Anderson in Shelby, the Leibee family, and Miss Joey Ludden of Hollywood staying with her grandmother Mrs. A. B. Lind. Lieutenant A. B. Eberly, back from thirteen months in Africa, visited with his parents and was later hospitalized for a cough. Sergeant Donald Bennett, back from Oklahoma City for a furlough, planned to return to duty after a visit in Osceola.

Stromsburg Emil S. F. Johnson Wilbur Whitacre Polk Pfc Ralph Johnson Lincoln Johnson Bradshaw Herman Anderson Shelby F. M. Leibee B.W. Elgin Henry Olson Hardville Shila J. L. Olson Joey Ludden Hollywood California A. B. Lind A. B.eberly Charles Eberly Africa Donald Bennett Oklahoma City Okla C. M. Bennett Osceola

Forss Sundberg Wedding at Swede Home Church

Irene Forss and Sgt Harvey Sundberg were united in a five o clock ceremony on February 6 at the Lutheran Church at Swede Home. Rev C A Sward officiated the double ring ceremony as Ramona Sundberg and Donald Forss ushered. The bride wore white marquisette with a tiara and veil, carried a white Bible with red rose, and was attended by Calmer Johnson. A reception for 50 followed at the Willard Adelson home. The bride, a High Prairie graduate, teaches. the groom, Polk High School graduate, serves in the armed forces.

Irene Forss Adolph Forss Harvey Sundberg Raymond Suna‘berg LilNde Chindgren Willard Adelson Lohengren Ramona Sundberg Donald Forss Calmer Johnson Mr. Calmer Johnson C. A. Sward High Prairie High School Polk High School

Steeple's Store Posts New Hosiery Shipment and Patterns

A new shipment arrives at Steeple's Store featuring men and children's dress hose and ladies hose in multiple patterns. Shoppers can view latest styles and find sizes to fit.

Steeple’s

Two Seniors Pass Air Corps Entrance Exams

Gene Cole and Bill Norton, seniors from Oma ha area, passed their Army Reserve Air Corps exams last week. They will finish school this term before beginning training.

Gene Cole Elsie Cole Bill ‘Norton W. W. ‘Norton Omaha Army Reserve Air Corps

Birth of Steven Robert Kuehnal in Shelby

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuehnal of Shelby announce the birth of a seven pound ten ounce son named Steven Robert on Friday February 4. Mrs. Kuehnal was Miss Shirley McMeekin before marriage. Mrs. George Gondringer was discharged after a goitre operation. Walter Pliefke had his tonsils removed on Tuesday. Mrs. P. P. Pyle a patient was released to go home in Osceola. Billy Kepner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kepner, underwent major surgery last Thursday.

Robert Kuehnal Shelby Steven Robert Billy Kepner Raymond Kepner

Polk Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Anniversaries

Mr and Mrs Walter Carlson visited Grand Island business callers Saturday. Russell Fjell and son joined Mr and Mrs David Ekdahl for a Sunday afternoon visit. Henry Reeb Leila and Wayne Ramsey from Grand Island called on George Reed. Ralph Upton Elwood Sandell Elmer Anderson and families joined Clarence Bryant for Douglas Steins second birthday celebration.

POLK Walter Carlson Grand Island Russell Fjell David Ekdahl Henry Reeb Leila Wayne Ramsey George Reed Ralph Upton Elwood Sandell Elmer ‘Anderson Clarence Bryant Douglas Carl Steelquist McGuffin H. M. Benson Roger Cc. O. Bodine Near Hordville Donald Rodine Key West Florida Dolores Nelson Holdrege Henry Sandell Levar Steelquist Christina Lind Osceola Mary Lind Ed Widga Alvin Smith Arnold ‘Werth C. R. Peterson Roger Gustafson

Bond Rally At Osceola High Nets 25000 In Bonds

A bond rally at Osceola High School last Wednesday evening drew a large crowd and about 25000 in E Bonds and stamps were sold. Col. Dick Merrick oversaw the auction where 74 prizes donated by local merchants went to the top bidders. The top price of the night came when Raymond Kepner paid 375 for George Craven's shirt amid programs and side shows by students under faculty supervision.

Osceola High School Dick Merrick Osceola Raymond Kepner George Craven

Fairview Residents Travel for Visits and Hospital Plan

Mr and Mrs Dan Hayes and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Daniel visited Fremont on Tuesday and the men continued to Waterloo. Dr M Johnson underwent appendicitis surgery Friday at Stromsburg hospital. Mrs Dewey Lockard traveled to Alliance to see her ill mother and returned Sunday.

Dan Hayes Chalmer Daniel Fremont Waterloo M. Johnson Stromsburg Dewey Lockard Alliance Joe Karges Columbus Hilbert Buchta Mina Buchta Hamilton Gordon Mace Myrtle Mace Grand Island Richard Widga Near Polk C. E. Daniel Minnie ‘Cadwell

Polk County AAA Offers January Dairy Feed Payments

The AAA office will pay January dairy feed payments at 5c per pound butterfat and 35c per cwt milk. Dairy farmers must bring cream stubs or milk receipts. About 720 Polk County farmers have received payments. future payments beyond January are uncertain.

Polk County

Honor Roll Names Include Barker Anderson and Lane

The record lists S. W. Barker L. H. Anderson Lillian Vincent Lane Otto Fleming Floyd Miller and others along with Rita Bernt Martin Jones K. M. Prazee J. B. Koziol Laurence Albers Morris Richards Ray Bennett Albert Timm and more in the honor roll.

Local Selective Service Board Names Navy Recruits

Polk County board announces registrants accepted for naval service and soon to begin training: Donald Lee Ostberg Stromsburg Dale Eleanor Willits Clarkes Ralph DeVern Willits Clarkes.

Polk County Local Selective Service Board Naval Forces Donald Lee Ostberg Stromsburg Dale Eleanor Willits—Clarks Ralph DeVern Willits—Clarks

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World Herald

Former Osceola Man Dies in Enid Oklahoma

Arthur Stull aged 71 died at his Enid Oklahoma home last Tuesday February 1. A Osceola native who moved to Oklahoma about forty years ago he practiced law there. He is survived by his wife and six children. Funeral services were held in Enid on Sunday.

Arthur Stull Enid Oklahoma Mr. Stull Osceola

Rupprecht-Jones Nuptials Tie Campbell Bride to Navy Ensign

Miss Norma R. Rupprecht daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Rupprecht of Campbell Nebraska wed Ensign Orville J. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Herman A. Jones of Osceola on January 16 at Our Savior's Lutheran Raleigh North Carolina. Rev H H Tessmann officiated. The bride wore powder blue street length dress with silver lace and lavender orchid corsage. The groom in blue military dress. Ensign Jones a Nebraska graduate in agriculture and Navy midshipman graduate from Chicago school, stationed in Raleigh for now.

Norma R. Rupprecht Philip Rupprecht Campbell Nebraska Orville J. Jones Herman A. Jones Osceola Our Savior’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Raleigh North Carolina H. H. Tessmann Ensign Jones Osceola High School University of Nebraska Navy Midshipmen’s School Chicago

Community Notes and Moves Around the Blue

Mr and Mrs Leonard Hiemer and son Dennis visited the Edward Rosenberry family Monday evening. Alfred Gondringer and son Ronnie moved last week to seek a new home on the valley. Mervin Ransom and family are moving into the Gondringer place. Home Study Club meets Thursday February 10 at Mrs Matt Glatter home. Evelyn Vrbka leaves Saturday for Omaha to take a job. Mrs Lyle Hopwood had major surgery at Stromsburg hospital last Monday. Rev M A Boyle and Miss Helen O Boyle of Shelby visited Sunday. Mrs George Irland and Mrs Harold Fyfe attended trainers meeting in Osceola Friday. Mrs John Styskal spent past week with Ed Rosenberry family.

Leonard Hiemer Dennis Edward Rosenberry Alfred Gondringer Ronnie Mervin Ransom Gondringer Home Study Club Matt Glatter Evelyn Vrbka Omaha Lyle Hopwood Stromsburg Hospital M. A. O.boyle Helen O’boyle Shelby George Irland Harold Fyfe Osceola John Styskal Ed Rosensberry

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Sam Wesley Parks RED Cross Report Bulldogs Wesley Chapel Service Register Buy Your Valentine Candy Crouse-Tex Drug Co Abraham Lincoln Forss—Sundberg AIR Corps Shelby Hospital News Lester Rehrs Sophia Reeb Central City Hospital Ed Coover Near Clarks Emil Johnson Stromeburg Fairview News Triple A CCC John Staroscik Leroy Rhodes van Bush Herman Richter Chester Baker Rex Brigham AAA Eiler Evendsen Hardy Will Blee S. W. Barker L. H. Anderson Lillian ‘Timm Rita Bernt Ray Bennett Albert Timm Paul L. Gondringer John —. Gondringer Naval Training Station Farragut Idaho Rupprecht—Jones Selective Service Office Frank Ervin Kelley R.F.D. No. 2 Selective Service Crouse-Tex Drug Co
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