Hansen Elected Superintendent of Osceola Schools
J G Hansen of South Sioux City Iowa was elected by the school board to serve as Superintendent of the Osceola Schools at a special meeting last week. He is completing his fourth year as principal of South Sioux City senior high and is a Neligh Nebraska native. he also visited Osceola last summer while awaiting marriage to Miss Marie Fleming. The Record welcomes Mr and Mrs Hansen and wishes a long and pleasant tenure.
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J. G. Hansen
South Sioux City
Iowa
Osceola
Hansen
H. P. Hansen
Neligh
Nebr
Neligh High School
Marie Fleming
Westinius
Lanham
Westinus
Fremont
Evelyn Lurner
Lincoln
T. A. James
First National Bank
Chicago
National Bank
Lawrence Peterson
Omaha
A. H. McKee
Eden Baptist Parsonage
Eden Baptist Church
C. F. Moore
A. B. Hedbloom
J. L. Hedbloom
Polk
August Rystrom
Rystrom
Ed Larson
Central City
Henning Larson
Elsie Nelson
Mr. Anderson
Helen Lind
High Prairie School
T. J. Nelson
Local Family Visits and Injuries Reported in Indiana
Mr and Mrs Andrew Schaber of Zanesville Indiana visit the Otto Schaber family this week. Catherine Schaber at Priday school had a finger smashed requiring several stitches. Various Sunday dinners and visits shared by the Wieseman Horst McCormick Grossnicklaus and Anderson families in Osceola Silver Creek Albion Gresham and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schaber
Zanesville
Indiana
Otto Schaber
Carl Wieseman
Arthur Timm
Elmer Horst
Richardd Wieseman
Walter Wieseman
Wiesemans
Ben McCormick
Osceola
Catherine Schaber
Priday
Frank Miller
Silver Creek
Burel Fox
Olive
Maple Leaf Club Plans Oyster Supper and Meeting Notes
The Maple Leaf Club met at Tilelen Wamsley’s home with nine members and several visitors. They planned an oyster supper for February 22 at Monica Schott’s home and exchanged valentines after a Lincoln Birthday program by Martha Wymar. The next meeting is February 21 at Clara McCormick’s home. A telegram approved Nellie Benson’s appointment to the Board of Control.
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Maple Leaf Club
Tilelen Wamsley
Monica Schott
Martha Wymar
Lincoln
Clara McCormick
Nellie Benson
Board of Control
Osceola Dry Goods Co Advertises Underwear Line
College girl brassieres ban deaux girdles corselettes promoted by Osceola Dry Goods Co. in a terse catalog note highlighting intimate apparel options for female shoppers.
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Osceola Dry Goods Co
Beulah Area Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Beulah residents and nearby families share weekend visits and gatherings across Silver Creek, York, Swede Home, and Osceola. Notable events include Zola Frizzell and Fern Dake hosting, the Happy Hour Club meeting led by Mrs. Garber, and several outings to York and Osceola for hospital visits and birthday celebrations. A sledding accident on the Platte left Harry Wisley with a severe arm fracture and injuries, treated at York hospital.
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Ford
Dr. Miller Broadcasting Station
K.G.B.Z
York
Wm. Dake
Fern
Zola Frizzell
John McCormick
Eleazer McCormick
O. Morris
Happy Hour
John Garber
Silver Creek
Chalmer Daniel
Luella Lovell
Ed Anderson
Hos
Fairview Ladies Aid
Mont. Mustard
Thos Meacham
Lawrence Meacham
Gorge Heinemeyer
Guildford Bryan
Geo Heinemeyer
Donald
Melvil VanAlstine
Wm. Lohr
Columbus
Platte River
Harry Wisley
Wm. Wisley
York Hospital
Shelby Club and Church Groups Share Community News
Shelby society notes report Dorcas Society meetings and Foreign Missionary activity at Mrs F M Leibee home. WCTU and U B Church events include talks by Warren Bauer and Allen Barker visiting relatives. Queen Esther Class held a quilting bee. skating events and hospital updates for Oscar Anderson and Joe Bernt.
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Dorcas Society
F. M. Leibee
Buhrman Miller
Geo. Blevins, Jr
Oscar Blevins
Millerton
W.C.T.U
M. E. Parsonage
Hermann
Foreign Missionary Society
Allen Barker
Rockport
Miss
Queen Esther
U. B
Berniece McClung
Clarence Maulsby
Kensington
Kansas
Shelby
Glen
Lebanon
Will Hold Fun Feed at Polk County Farm Bureau
The Polk County Farm Bureau hosts the Family Fur Feed February 22 at 6 30 p m in the First Baptist Church dining rooms Polk. Mrs C B Steward Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation secretary Lincoln will be the main speaker. Reservations should be made soon at the farm bureau office.
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Polk
Polk County Farm Bureau
First Baptist Church
C. B. Steward
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Lincoln
Farm Bureau Office
Trade at the Anderson Mercantile Co.
An old style urging readers to guard family health and wealth through prudent food spending and shopping at the Anderson Mercantile Company.
Warm Water for Cattle Saving Feed Costs
Farmers save on feed by warming cattle water in tanks instead of heating grain or hay inside animals. Using a tank heater fueled by cobs wood oil or coal with straw or manure for insulation keeps cattle healthier and increases milk fat and growth.
Valley Notes From Polk County Gatherings And Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Cerney and family of western Nebraska visit Polk County relatives. Fred Dunn and Jimmie Dunn Earl Hartmar travel to Lincoln with Charlotte Hartman. Mrs Clinton From hosts a birthday party with a large crowd. Thelen infant ill with bronchitis shows some improvement. Stokes sale attended by valley farmers. Louie Schott party celebrates Genevieve’s fifth birthday. Zimmerman family visits Shelby Osceola. August Thelen visits Hartle.
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Frank Cerney
Nebraska
Polk
Nick Gondringer
Earl Hartmar
Charlotte
Lincoln
Will Hartman
Earl
Clinton From
Herman Thelen
Shelby
Wm. Stokes
Will Zimmerman
August Thelen
Gus Hartle
Osceola
Joseph Schott
Genevieve
Wanted warm modern house south of the square
A private notice seeks a strictly modern house to rent south of the square. Prefers furnished, with a one year lease. Response confidential to P. O. Box 52 by March 1 to 15.
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P. O
Second Annual Seed Exchange Day in Polk County
A Good Seed Day is set for Wednesday February 20 in the Osceola Odd Fellows dining room from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The Osceola Community Club sponsors the event with seed sample entries and a noon program open to about 60 attendees last year. B H French crops and soils specialist from the Agricultural College will lead the discussion.
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Polk County
Odd Fellows
Osceola
Osceola Community Club
B. H
Agricultural College
Patriotic Program Set at Presbyterian Church Sunday
The Osceola Woman's Club and the American Legion will host a patriotic program Sunday afternoon February 17 at 2 30 oclock in the Presbyterian Church. The event features a star spangled banner invocation musical numbers by the Woman's Club and American Legion groups a short talk by Rev Smith a play by the Drama Dept Woman's Club and a benediction by Rev Collier.
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Presbyterian Church
Osceola Woman’s Club
The
American Legion
Maurine Schuman
Melir
Music Dept. Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club
Collier
Rural box rulings urge larger boxes after July 1 1929
Rural patrons are urged to adopt a larger weather proof mail box for all rural and star routes. New rules take effect July 1 1929 and require replacement only if a box is not serviceable. Existing routes need not replace unless desired, but larger boxes are advised for those moving next spring.
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New
Church Services Announced With Union Day Of Prayer
Regular Sunday services are listed with church school at 10, Morning Worship at 11, Epworth League at 5 30, and Evening Worship at 7 30. Tomorrow a union Day Of Prayer for Missions begins at 230 pm in church parlors. Next Wednesday Rev Dr A V Hunter visits for talks at 9 am with high school students and 7 30 pm quarterly conference. Each Sunday continue.
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Epworth League
Prayer For Missions
A. V. Hunter
Presbyterian Church Sunday Message Changes
Next Sunday 11 00 A M topic Rich Gifts Offered Afraid To Take Them. Evening topic The Happiest People at 7 30 P M A Mid Week meeting moved to Thursday 7 30 P M permanently with devotional and choir rehearsals to follow.
Osceola Ad Promises Cut Prices at Local Shops
A local notice announces hair cuts for 24¢ and shaves for 15¢ until March 1 in Osceola. After March 1 prices rise to 40¢ for haircuts and 20¢ for shaves at all shops.
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Osceola
Community Notes from Stromsburg and Pole Regions
The Stromsburg column reports a D A R meeting at Mrs Westinius home with delegates elected for Freemont and a lecture program at Eden Baptist. It notes engagements, church events, anniversaries, obituaries, school and bank activities, and local visits to Omaha and Lincoln with multiple named residents and institutions.
Wesley Chapel Woman's Club Meets at Myrtle Dunn Home
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Club gathered February 7 at Mrs. Myrtle Dunn's home for a brief business session and an extension lesson on Water Supply and Power for the Farm Laundry led by County Agent Mr. Kelly. The program ended with songs and a lunch, and plans were made to reconvene February 21 with Mrs. Hazel Williams.
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Wesley Chapel
Myrtle Dunn
Kelly
Hazel Williams
Four-County Schoolmaster's Club Dines at United Brethren
The four county schoolmaster's club met at United Brethren church Tuesday at 6:30 pm, hosted by York College. Members hail from Polk Hamilton Seward and York counties. Regier of Senad is president and Hagey of Osceola is secretary. Upcoming event is "Sixty Miles An Hour" on February 28 and March 1.
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United Brethern
York College
Polk
Hamlton
Seward
York Counties
Regier
Senad
Hagey
Osceola
yYork Republican
Osceola Realty Auction Plans February Farm Sales
Osceola Realty Auction Co. announces eight farm sales totaling about 1600 acres in February. On Monday they sell an eighty acre dairy ranch near North Platte then February 20 two farms near Oxford, February 22 a farm at Clay Center, and February 28 four farms of Oswald Kropatch totaling 800 acres at Duncan. Manager Jay Hastings notes extensive newspaper advertising across the south Platte region.
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The
Osceola Realty Auction Co
North Platte
Oxford
Nebr
Clay Center
Oswald Kropatch
Polk County
Dun
Can
Jay Hastings
South Platte
Osceola
Frisbie Leads Lincoln 4-H Conference on Boys and Girls Clubs
Frisbie state club leader Lincoln met W B Kelly and county 4-H leaders February 8 at 10 00 am. Ten attended despite zero weather and planned to boost enrollment and form new clubs with future sessions with extension service specialists in Lincoln. Attendees included R L Smith Artemise Polk Homer Ingalls Glen Chase Beatrice Brazee Merle Cunningham Wendell Swanson Joel Hanson Walter Berck Ferman Anderson from Osceola Stromsburg South Shelby club members.
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L. I. Frisbie
Lincoln
W. B. Kelly
R. L. Smith
Artemise
Polk
Homer Ingalls
Glen Chase
Shelby
Beatrice Brazee
Merle Cunningham
South Shelby
Obituary of Clarine Bates Dies After Operation
Clarine Juanita Bates born February 1 1910 in Osceola Nebraska died at St Frances Hospital Saturday evening February 9 after an appendectomy. Survived by parents Mroamud Bates and J O Bates two sisters Irene Porter Lela Angeline and Russell Owen of Grand Island grandmother Mrs J R Allen Parker Colo and Mrs August Anderson Osceola. Funeral held Geddes Funeral Home February 12 at 2 o clock Rev C B Harmon English Lutheran officiating. Interment Grand Island Cemetery.
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Gilbert Nelson
Hastings
Nebraska
Baptist Church
Polk
J. L. Hedbloom
Alfred Anderson
Polk County
C. F. Moore
Omaha
Lincoln
Kenneth
State University
Eden Baptist Church
Wm. Neville
Utica
A. V. Eielson
Clarine Juanita Bates
Osceola
Nebr
Mroamud Vis J. O. Bates
12Th St. Grand Island
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Islan
Parker
Galo
J. R. Allen
Irene Porter
Lela Angeline
Russel Owen
Gand Island
Parker, Colo
Aug. Anderson
Des Funeral Home
C. B. Harmon
English Lutheran Church
Grand Island Cemetery
Special Coat Sale at Samuelson's Store
One group of Ladies and Misses Winter Coats offered at a special price of 1.98 at Samuelson's Store.
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Samuelson’s
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Owen Horst
Albion
Emily Horst
Roy Horst
York Cillers
Herman Sarow Ard
Ronald
Adolah Grossnicklaus
Mrs
Oscar Anderson
Chil
Beulah
Fern Dake
Vance
Virgil Meacham
Harvey McCormick
Emma Beltzer
Warren Hastings
M. E. Hospital
Hilbert Buchta
George Buchta
Dunn
Pital
Will Brigham
Warren Bauer
U. B. Church
M. E
Shelby Hospital
Joe Bernt
Charley Abbott
Clyde Bull
Rising City
D. H. Bull
Howard Collins
Anderson Merc. CO
Chevrolet
Goodyear Tires
Quaker State Oils
Fred Dunn
Jimmie Dunn
Louie Schott
Tableland
Rev. Smith
Ryan & Congreve Long’s Barber Shop
Stromsburg
Free Mission Church
Froman
Rev
Johnson
Mission Church
Holdrege
Fred Hall
POLE
Drs. Bell
Will McGaffin
Dana Westfall
Vera Hill
Falk
John Falk
H. A. Johnson
Davis
Norfolk
Bay
Freman Hahn
Haxton
Cole
J. E. Jacobson
Lexington Mill and Elevator Co
Polk Sunday
Lexington
Dr. Williams
Gayhart Murkatz
Raymond Myers
John Myers
Barry Shultz
Mable Meloy
Alene Wright
Zeck Myers
Marie Hahn
Edward Zielgelbine
C. O. Erickson
Oscar Jones
Mon
Will Grimes
Utah
Swederburg
Farmer’s Grain and Elevator Co
Paul Wurtz
Mr. Strand
Albert Benson
Maurice Lindburg
Carl
Wesley Chapel Club
A. A. Wurtz
Frisbie
Ings
Ged
UTS
Pigrson
Farmers State Bank
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