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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

4

Local notes from Polk County February 23 1914

Mary Campbell and Oscar Olson wed in Omaha. Olson to work at Shelby First National Bank and they will reside there. Glen Willits home burned for an estimated 1000 with 400 insurance. most household goods saved. Keene Ludden names Miss Grace Pheasant deputy and Miss Anne Sudden clerk at Osceola post office. Blizzard delays railroad traffic. morning passenger arrived at noon. Guy Mace and Pearl West wed in Columbus and plan to settle near Thayer. Polk County high school debaters head to York for contest. Clyde Courtney returns from Sutherland and moves back to Polk County. Free cook book offered with wedding rings at The Gold and Silver Store. John Hanks and Maria Souter marriage reported at Columbus.

Mary Campbell Oscar Olson Shelby Omaha Aday Wm. Campbell Olson First National Bank Glen Willits Beulah Keene Ludden Osceola Grace Pheasant Anne Sudden Tclerk Pasenger Guy Mace Wiss Pearl Merrick Couny Columbus Thayer Guy Harry Pike Flossie Hartman Raymond Tewell Moore York Gold and Silver John Hanks Maria

Births and local notes from Osceola area

Twenty years ago on February 21 1924 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Coe Brown and a son to Mr and Mrs FE Ready of Osceola. The girls basketball team beat Waco 19 to 20 in a close game. J F Jackson and wife from Hastings planned to move to Osceola. Wheat 9 1 2, corn 59, date 40, hogs 6 40, hens 7, springs 12, eggs 23, cream 44, gutter 35. Jack Malek had appendectomy at York hospital. Women’s fashion notes cite floor nine inch coronet skirt length. Local sales include cap bucket 99c, bulk cocoa 4 lbs 25c, corn and peas 2 cans 5c, kraut 15c, dried pears 2 lbs 20c, dried apricots 2 lbs 27c. Ten years ago February 22 1934 word was received here last...

Khbruary Osceola Wilber Jackson J. A. Jackson Jack Malek York Hospital

Deaths and obituaries and local notices from Polk County

Mrs Mae Dix of Anderson died at home in Washington from a bout of apoplexy. The Dix family moved to Osceola about fourteen years ago and returned recently. She married Mr Anderson two years ago. First rain of the season fell in Osceola, with storms bringing snow and cold after a dry fall and winter. John Wesley Richmond, born in Canada in 1865, died at his sister’s home in Osceola aged 68. funeral held at the Methodist Church. Nebraska University Alumni Association officers elected at Stromsburg banquet, with Dr C R Peterson of Polk as president and Grayce Stevens as vice president. Dr A A Wurtz named Alumni Council delegate. Mrs Keene Ludden, 42, died in North Platte from pneumonia. survived by husband and three daughters and a son. Saturday specials listed include bananas, pork and beans, peanut butter, sugar, and salmon.

Mae Dixon Anderson Washington Dixon Osceola Mr. Anderson Polk County John ‘Wesley Richmond Canada Alex ‘Whitehead Nebraska University Alumni Association Stromsburg C. R. Peterson Polk Grayce Stevens A. Isaacson A. A. Wurtz Alumni Council Keene Ludden North Platte

Malaria Threat Seen From Returning Troops

The Polk County Medical Society notes malaria as the No 1 disease for armed forces with 75 percent of US troops' malaria of foreign origin. Military needs prevent full anti malarial measures until areas are secure. public health services monitor civilian risk and conduct prisoner of war camp surveys where infection is high.

United States Southwest Pacific Southeast Asia India Mediterranean Equatorial Africa America United States Publc Health Service

Methodist Church Activities and Hastings District Meeting

Sunday School at 10:00 and worship at 11:00. Senior Youth Fellowship Tuesday evening. Woman's Society Circles meet Thursday Feb 24. Circle 3 met Feb 22. Hastings District Meeting at Geneva on March 2. delegates urged.

Methodist Church Woman’s Society Mrs. Morgan Dewey Sigler Inness Phil Campbell Dunn Hastings Geneva

Ash Wednesday to March Lent Schedule at St Paul Lutheran

St Paul Lutheran Church announces Ash Wednesday service at 8:00 p m February 23 with meditations on Last Words of Jesus focusing on Forgiveness. A Harmony Society meeting February 24 at church parlors covers Our Church and the Nebraska Conference led by Mary Elaine Carlson with kitchen donation call. Confirmation class February 26 at 10:00 a m, Sunday School and Bible Classes February 27 at 10:30 a m, Holy Communion at 11:30 a m, and Vesper Bible Study February 27 at 8:00 p m on John. Senior Choir practice February 29 at 8:00 p m. Palm Sunday musical plans discussed. Lent services March 1 at 8:00 p m with The Second Word Promise. Old and new members urged to participate.

Jesus Harmony Society Our Church Nebraska Mary Elaine Carlson Dorothy and Laverne Jones Jean Krause Juliet Anderson

Local Polk Residents Share Weekend Visits and Travels

Mrs. Lloyd Stromberg and others visited Mrs. Oscar Stromberg on Friday. Families traveled to Grand Island and Omaha. Leila Reed and Wayne Ramsey joined Hugh Ramsey's home. Eulala Stromberg arrived from San Francisco for a short stay with her parents. Clarence Bodine Jr. underwent surgery at Grand Island hospital on Saturday.

Lloyd Stromberg Albert Sundberg Ellen ‘Sandell Oscar Stromberg Eulala W. E. Johnson Joe Granere Grand Island Anaheim Calif R. E. Merchant Floyd Merchant Omaha Leila Reed Wayne Ramsey Hugh Ramsey Lester Rehrs Henry Reed Theodore Rehrs Adelaide Joan Elaine Lindburg Lincoln Willard Lindburg Leila Lester Lehrs J.S. Johnson Rudolph Gustafson Irene Gustafson Lyle Ostberg Rock Island, IL Carroll Erickson Hampton Sherman Jones Hastings Eulala Stromberg San Francisco Frank Stunkel Henry van Housen Ray Stunkel Stromsburg V. L. Kerker Charlie Carlson Grant Johnson Hannah Lindahl Bryan Graves Lester Graves Robert Lindahl Ralph Willits Dorothy Sealey Roberta Nelson Ilof Ostberg Donald Navy Henry Sandell Wilbur Whitacre Clarence Bodine Jr Grand Island Hospital

Johnson McKeag Nuptials Tie Violet Johnson to Harlan McKeag

Miss Violet Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson married Harlan E McKeag in a single ring ceremony by Judge Loyal B Simmonds Phillipsburg Kane. The couple planned to live with the groom’s relatives while building a home near Osceola. A reception followed at the Kearney Country Club.

Violet Johnson Ed Johnson Harlan E. McKeag Loyal B. Simmonds Phillipsburg Kane Air Corps Stromsburg High School Stromsburg H. S. Eklund Osceola High School Osceola Kearney Country Club

Community Notes On Visits Travel And A Death

Local residents visit relatives in Polk and nearby counties while others plan moves to Dodge and Lincoln. George Karges of Fort Bragg and Joe Karges host gatherings. Miss Sophie Reeb dies at Central City hospital. Ohio State expert Alma Garvin discusses safe home canning of meat with pressure canner or water bath methods.

Alma Garvin Ohio State University

Baby Terry Lee Adelson Born in Stromsburg Hospital

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Adelson of Swede Home welcome a son Terry Lee born February 19 at Stromsburg hospital. Irene Hanson Adelson was formerly. The notice lists multiple local visitors and social mentions across Stromsburg Benedict Lincoln Fort Collins and nearby areas with several family ties and weekend visits.

Lloyd Adelson Terry Lee Stromsburg Hospital Adelson Irene Hanson Harold Goodrich Dickie Los Angeles Swan Larson C. €. Goodrich Howard McKeag Arvid Anderson Omaha Alfred Larson Cole Lincoln Albert ‘Bloom Forrest Berggren Ralph Peterson Chas. Peterson Benedict

Bicycle Makes Comeback As Conveyance In Army

Army revives bicycles to cut rubber and fuel use while preserving mobility. In Sixth Service command Chicago, Lieut. Raymond Notz notes bikes save resources and are easy to handle for short trips on army reservations.

Raymond Notz Sixth Service Command Chicago

Skilled Trades Drive Liberty Ship Construction

The National Council of American Shipbuilders notes 36 skilled and special trades are needed for Liberty ship building. Trades include angle furnaceman bitumastic applier chipper galvanizer juggler layer-out loftsman puncher scarpher roller with many common trades like welders carpenters plumbers and pattern makers. Private shipyards trained a large workforce, boosting ship production to record levels for merchant ships.

National Council of American Shipbuilders

Ancient cork used in ships roofs and homes through ages

The article traces cork use from Pliny and Virgil to monasteries and peasant homes. It notes cork for swimming and ship anchors, jugs, winter shoes, roof coverings, and insulated walls. It mentions cork mixed with earth for wall construction in later periods.

Pliny Naturalia Historia Horace

Trouble Shooters Aid Navy Repair Chaser At Sea

A civilian trouble shooting detachment aiding the navy keeps ships in war service and repair speeds. An expert flew from Pittsburgh to Houston to fix a submarine chaser, returning it to duty in days instead of a month. Harbors Hawaii Alaska and South America are listed as destinations for similar missions.

Navy Pittsburgh Houston Texas Hawaii Alaska South America

Discover Your Hidden Talent With the WAC

The Women Army Corps invites volunteers to join and discover their best fit among 239 vital jobs. Army experts will train recruits for wartime service and lasting civilian skills. Visit the local Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General in Washington, D. C. for full details.

WAC U. S. Army Adjutant General Munitions Building Washington, D.am Aa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ofk County Walter J. Herges Neb the Gas Company The Polk County Medical Society ST. Paul Lutheran Church Arne Ned Pa Ale Will Stankel Ray Stankel Arthur Marshall Kimball Hennie Seymour Johnson—Mckeag Fairview David ‘Smith Camp Callan Mr. Smith California Ray Cook Clarke Central City Fern Zetha Frances McCormick George Reeb Sophie Reeb Central City Hospital Oriel Wilson Dist Dodge County Henry Strickland Heitzman Wm. Dake Clair McCormick George Karges Ft. Bragg N. C Joe Clarence Reitz Holdrege Howard Deeter McCook Polk Co George Heinemeyer Heinemeyer Geo. Mace Chas. Lohr Silver Creek C. L. Dake Rex L. R. Meacham Lesta Mace Ane Osceola Court House Q. C. Ordnance Corporation U. S. Employment Service WAR Manpower Commission Hesler Gamble Sigler’s Garage First National Bank Osceola Nebr Crouse-Tex Drug Ca White Horse Inn Cafe Regis
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