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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Joel Hanson were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Anderson of Stroamsburg.
Osceola Bank of Osceola Nebraska amends Article Ten at the February 1 1926 stockholders meeting. Directors are chosen annually on the third Wednesday of January for one year terms and votes are per share with proxy. Vacancies filled by remaining directors until next annual election. Notarized February 2 1926 by O E Mickey president and A B Mickey cashier. Public notices also reference probate matter hearings set for February 26 1926.
In Polk County Nebraska the county court informs interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Lar Johnson deceased has been filed. The notice requests all interested parties to appear and respond as required by law.
Trustee G W Engelhardt of Farmers Union Cooperative Association will auction Friday February 19 1926 at 10 am on the premises for creditors cash under risk sales law. Goods include groceries hardware dry goods in departments or aggregate to maximize proceeds. Real estate comprises three brick business buildings on the square in the county seat town.
The Girls Glee Club under Miss Margaret Weber staged The Feast of the Red Corn a two act cantata about an Indian festival and a red ear of corn granting a wish. Leads were Marjorie Douglas Irma Newcomer Rosalie Anderson with strong choruses and Warren Ball on accompaniment. Osceola cagesters beat Surprise five 28 to 12 on Feb 12 on Surprise floor. Osceola to face Stromsburg next Friday. Fifth grade dramatized The Soldiers Reprieve directed by Miss Blanche Lindemeyer with roles including John Ed Campbell Gerald Peterson and Leona Pierson.
Twenty five years ago W B Carson received a telegram announcing the death of his father James Carson in Bloomfield Iowa. The Osceola creamery gains new customers daily. A six layer cake is given away at the home restaurant weekly. A farewell reception honored Mr and Mrs D W Hotchkiss and daughter Edith who left for Fremont. Alex Snider and Amos Weiseman haul lumber daily for new houses. A O Monson's small son fell head first down stairs and needed scalp repair. Osceola Telephone has sixty instruments in use.
The South Shelby Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Bessie Irland's for an all day quilting session with twelve members, four visitors, and eleven children. A quilt was completed, car pap rag sewing occurred, and a noon dinner was shared. The next meeting is Feb 25 with members asked to bring a 6x4x4 box of wood, tin, or paper and kitchen measurements.
For sale the Burns estate offers 160 acres two miles east of Osceola and five miles from Shelby with paving paid. Property includes Osceola city lot one block west of the square, a 21 by 42 house, eight rooms, closets, parmanent everything complete, plus two good 75 by 150 lots.
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