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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
5
Osceola area reports include community events, club meetings, and local appointments. The Maple Leaf and Osceola Dance Club plan sessions. Miss Nell Campbell’s hospital update is positive. town residents attend conventions and travel for personal business.
High grade piano balance due under contract offered by Berg Music Company Superior. Also for sale 1000 Lincoln Hatchery No 25 Brooder Store chicks in good condition. Contact Lulu Burns Osceola for details or phone 3211.
Advertises hair and scalp care for six months and a range of permanent waves. Lists prices of 2.00, 3.00 and 5.00 with contact by phone 261. Includes promises of scaly and hair preservation and six month condition.
In a brief church note W H Wright reports a surprising uptick in Sunday School and churchgoers last Sunday despite similar weather to the prior week. The columnist urges a better turnout next Sunday and invites all to Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11, with a young people's meeting Monday evening.
The Lutheran church announces postponement of Thursday meetings and plans to hold the March societies meeting. Board of Administration may meet in the first week of March. Sunday services continue with Sunday School at 10 am and worship at 11 am if weather permits. no evening service. Harmony Society meets February 27 at Mrs. Melvin Pearson’s home unless weather postpones.
Everett Hackberry and Powell families spent two weeks in Osceola due to snow. Mrs Powell and the girls returned Wednesday. Emagene Powell was a Junior local delegate to the Farmers Union State convention in Omaha. The party faced delays at Columbus and Shelby on the return trip. Mr Powell continues trucking to Omaha. Frances and Irene Hansen stayed with the Andersons to attend Osceola schools. Mrs Sievert Peterson visited Stromsburg with her aunt Mrs Herman Anderson. The Carter family welcomed a son Tuesday. Dr Brillhart from Shelby attended. Albert Blevins visited his mother in Shelby. Local men traveled by wagon or sled across fields. no gravel road cars since Feb 7. Swan Larson's family shared a picnic with J F Knerr.
Impartial national poll on Roosevelt's standing appears in the Sunday World Herald feature America Speaks. The piece invites reader interest as a special regularly published item and ties to Pure Drugs and the Crouse-Tex Drug Co. branding.
A fragment lists varying unit prices such as 25c and 6 for 25c with unclear items. The terse entry hints at a small goods sale or catalog note but provides few concrete details or names.
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