Lutheran Church Services and Meetings Next Week
Sunday school and Bible classes begin at 10 a m with morning service at 11 and evening services at 7 30 in English. Harmony society meets at Mr and Mrs Chas Lander host family aid and Ladies Aid meet at L Johnsons. Song service 7 30 sermon 8 with practical morning message for members and visitors. The Presbyterian church welcomes all. Theo J Asmus pastor.
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Harmony Society
Chas
Lander
Ladies Aid
L. J. Johnsonn
Presbyterian Church
Theo J. Asmus
Bay for Decision Sermon Promotes sober Thought
The Presbyterian church urges sober minded men amid national restlessness. A Sunday evening sermon begins with themes for Feb 25: The Tragedy of Life and Ten Girls, Another Girl, and a Wedding. A five minute preface asks if American boys should be targets in war.
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Senate
America
Sarow Buys Old Timm Farm in Polk County
Herman Sarow of Polk County buys the old Timm farm for 175 dollars per acre. The property lies 444 miles south and two miles east of Silver Creek. The notice ends with a rhetorical query about Nebraska.
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Herman Sarow
Polk Co
Timm
Polk County
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Osceola Shoe Stock Sale After Eklund Lease Loss
Monson Co. buys the stock from Osceola merchant Swan O. Eklund who could not secure a new location. The sale starts Friday at 9 o'clock with stock on tables priced about 60 cents on the dollar. Buyers may fit themselves as clerks wrap and box purchases. The move follows the building’s remodel by new owners and high shoe prices.
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Mr. Swan
Osceols
Eklund
Monsox Co
Monson Co
Mar&ca
Lawrence Gambeach Dead After Long Illness
Lt. Lawrence Gambeach a farmer living five miles southeast of Silver Creek died Friday after a lingering illness from diseases. Born in Poland nearly seventy years ago he married Mary Plebanek and came to the United States with her about a year later. He moved to this community and spent the last thirty-five years on a Polk county farm. He left a wife and eight children Katia Borys Josie Sacuph Anna Sutka John Frank Mary Victoria Agnes all residing nearby. Funeral services were at Pilsno Catholic church on Monday February 12 conducted by Rev. FY Alexander, with burial in the parish cemetery Silver Creek Sard
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Gambeach
Silver Creek
Lawrence Gambeach
Poland
Mary Plebanek
United States
Polk County
Katia Borys
Josie Sacuph
Anna Sutka
John Frank
Mary
Victoria
Agnes
Ethone
Pilsno Catholic Church
Revi FY. Alexander
Remaina
Silver Creek Sard
Pioneer settlers gather at Red Lion for Bangston funeral
The Red Lion community honors Albert Bangston born in Sweden January 5 1847 died in Denver Colorado February 11 1947 at age 70. He helped Nebraska and Colorado’s pioneer development and supported neighbors throughout his life. Funeral services were held February 15 at the Polk home of his sister Mrs G A Widga with ministers A H Nickell and Q F Tornquist officiating. He is buried in Laclede cemetery.
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Vern Lindberg
Cole
Harry Honess
Robert
Idaho
Aquila Cohegan
Baptist Church
Aquila
Free Methodist
Heim
Rodney Aliaon
Sedalia
Missouri
Hie
J. Ks. MecDania
Albert
Paterson
Omahil
Peter John “Bangston
Sweden
Denver
Colorado
América
Nebraska
Judd
Art
Polk
A. Widen
Dewis. Beckman
Gslinn
Burg
Sam Samuelsson
CG. Hi Lindburg
George Quick
York
Art Hokengen
Qschola
Hilma Olson
Osceola
Henry
Hartman
Keene Ludden
Free Methodist Church
Vern
Lindburg
Red Lion
Colo
Walter Widga
Archie Lindburg
Kearney
Wilen Peterson
Hardvilla
Bangston
Ha Iad
Mra. G. A
Widga
Neb
A. H. Nickell
The
Q. F. Tornquist
Swedish Baptist Church
Laclede
Local residents travel and visit Lincoln and nearby towns
Miss Ida Bergstrom visits Lincoln for a few days. Several Osceola residents travel to Lincoln, York, and Benedict for visits and events. Mrs. Edla Malm returns home after time with her daughter, while Miss Challie Colsman attends D A R events in Lincoln and the Nebraska State Press Association meetings in Omaha.
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Ida. Bergstrom
Lincoln
Blanché, Dovenberger
C. F. Helm
Robert. Layson
Everett Rutter
Near Osceola
York
Betty Malm
Custer County
Edla Malm
Edia Malm
Hernbloom
Polk
Grace
Dorothy Barber
Challie Colsman
Nebraska State Press Association
Omaha
Mable French
Benedict
John L. Barton
Misa Bertha Gréeff
Chas. Meckles
Grand Island
A. W. Ahdéréof
B. A. Hallquist
Migs
Esthér Anderson
Oscéola
N. Kant
Hsband
Osceola
Kant
Oberg Bros
Roy Hilesot
Stondasnee
Morris
Colson
C.D. Jacobson
Little
Daugh
Ter
Marian
Misa
Hedwig
Jacobson
S. Yinit
Tye
Record farm crop value reaches new peak in year
Department of Agriculture reports the value of farm crops produced in the United States reached a record high despite lower production for most crops. The aggregate crop value stands at 3 934 567 000 dollars with Texas Illinois Nebraska Georgia among top states by value.
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United States
Tha ‘Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Nebraska
Georgia
Births Marriages and funeral notes from Osceola area
Bertha Bowen of Cedar Raunds Iowa later Polk Nebraska and Peabody Kansas died after brief illness at family home near Peabody. She married Amos Bulk March 1 1898 and left three daughters five grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral held at M I Church Osceola with Rev EL M Reed officiating. Interment Osceola cemetery. Also notes on state W C T U meeting in Osceola with program details and meals. secretary Daniels cites high bids due to foreign bid secrecy. For sale roan gelding 4 years old weight 1800 pounds harness trained, contact Jos Scholz Jr. Phone 178.
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Bertha Bowen
Cedar Raunds
Iowa
Polk
Neb
Peabody
Kansas
Amos Bulk
Sadie
Ellen
Esther
Earth
Methodist Church
Wesley Chanel
Kan
M. I. Church
EL M. Reed
Osceola Cemetery
Jos Scholz, Jr
Black Society tops Hebron in Friday basketball clash
The Black Society defeated Hebron 31 to 15 in a Friday afternoon game praised for its quality as Hebron is considered a leading Nebraska team. Miss Ruth Stromsburg visited the school and Miss Vera Snider was elected to fill a remaining position for the year.
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Black Society
Hebron
Nebraska
York College
Osceol
Cimbelena Tha Alumin Aris
Hig
Ruth Stromsburg
McNer
Sheppard
Vera Snider
Snider
Plank Floors Warmer For Hog Houses Warned
Agricultural engineers advise farmers with sows due to farrow in early spring that plank floors built off the ground are several degrees cooler than masonry floors. Banking the hog house or adding ample bedding will make it warmer.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
The
State University
For Sale Two Weeks Old Steel Calf Figure
A two weeks old steel calf figure labeled J J jybnacg appears in a sale listing. The item is described with minimal details and is offered for purchase.
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J. J. Jybnacg
Phage
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Maling
Surety Mortgage & Trust CO
John H. Roper
Little Gold & Silver
Ford
Lutheran Church
Sarow
Timm Farm
Osceola Bank
C. D." Jacobson
Fred Jones
John Harring
Shubert
Hordville
Kelsey
Clarks
Harry Reger
Aurora
W. J. Rickel
Central City
Reuben Falk
Signal Service
U.S. ‘Mail Service
Osceola High School
Beresford Cruger
Peter Barbury
Egerton Brown
Sir Humphrey Bunn
Willie Bunn
Franklin Stevens
Robert Gillespie
Merle Heald Een Eee
Haste
Otto Stroble
Lucas
Simms
Carola Chapin
Lady Bunn
Georgia Chapin Annette
Mercury
Beatrice Care
Otto Hors
Raymond Kepner
Carl Weiserman
CNN
Harvey Johnson
Ralph Reed
Ruth ‘Smith
Blaine
Wee
Act
Office of Barbary, Brown & Cruger
New York City
Riviera
Grand Bretagna
Nice
Cruger’s Lodging
London
Ray’s
Obitstar
M. E
Ruth Walker
Sturdevant
Bethesday
Marie Wilcox
Fairfield
Jennie Collass
B. M. Covell
Adelaide Road
John Elmer Thomas
Women’s Societies of Our Churches
Daniels
Navy Department
Test National Bank
Piu RA
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