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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
4
The Osceola Record, Polk County's oldest newspaper, continues its legacy under Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher, guiding local reporting and community coverage.
St Pauls Lutheran Church lists Thursday 8 o clock Harmony Society at Anton Anderson home with Miss Mary Anderson as host. Junior Mission Baird meets Saturday 2 30. Sexagesima Sunday 10 A M Sunday School and Bible Classes 11 A M English Worship sermon Behold I Send You. 7 30 P M Vespers Meditation Be Fulfillment of the War of the Ministry. Deacons meet Friday evening at the parsonage. Pastor Paul Melin.
Wesley Chapel notes announce the Semi-Annual Epworth League Institute in Osceola starting Friday evening. Sunday services include 2 pm Sunday School and 3 pm sermon on Jesus pre cepts for the Devotional Life. Observances include Narcotic Educational Week and a Shelby union meeting with Bishop Kephardt as principal speaker. Lincoln District WFM Society meets in Shelby on Feb 25 with Mrs Ora Renolds and Mrs Gates.
The Young Peoples Institute by the Methodist Church runs Friday to Sunday. Registration Friday 4 PM with banquet at 6 30 PM and spraylet at 8. Fee 1.25 includes banquet. unregistered attendees pay 1. The Institute offers classes starting Saturday 7 30 AM led by a capable faculty, including Life Investment. Sunday services begin 8 30 AM with Dr. A V Hunter at the morning service. all are invited.
W F Kepner and Son announce new Congoleum patterns for 1930 in 9 by 12 size rugs priced at 8.65 dollars each. They offer the latest designs.
District Five reports a party in honor of a grandmother hosted by Mr and Mrs James Dunn. Birth announced for Doris Elaine Wieseman on February 14. Numerous visits and dinners noted among Wieseman Dunn Horst Miller Fisch er and Daum families. A Lew Miller surprise party wished success in a new home. Emily Horst listed as ill. Record ads pay dividends.
The piece reflects on George Washingtons 198th anniversary and honors his sacrifice and devotion. It contrasts frugal claims like pay cuts and discounts with warnings about what is lost when prices are reduced.
Osceola upper grades under Miss Miller plan Penny Buns and Roses operetta at Osceola High School Auditorium on March 5 with proceeds to aid the Music Department. The March 7 show features a magical oven and culinary feats. Debaters celebrate a 2–1 win at Cedar Rapids led by Rosa Kenneth Johnson Einar Oberg and Louise Frasier with Paul Monson as alternate.
Regular meeting with all councilmen present except the mayor. Bills audited and allowed including salaries for Wilbur M Johnston D R Byers G J Koehler and others. Treasurer’s report read and accepted. Bond approved for L E Lindquist and railroad lease extended. Auditors report on Osceola Bank authorized. Ordinance 155 introduced and passed.
For Sunday February 28 the morning worship at 11:00 features A One Sentence Life History. The children's sermon precedes titled The Bough With the Rotten Heart. Evening worship at 7:30 presents Who Are The Church Members. Wednesday prayer meeting offers A Swarm of Bees. Junior C E Wednesday at 4:15 Cru saders With Christ in China. Everyone invited to all services.
Jno. B. Hardy reports twenty years of indigestion and gas improved after one Adlerika bottle. Ad highlights Adlerika works on upper and lower bowel to remove hidden poisons in ten minutes, urging readers to choose a real cleansing over partial medicines from Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
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