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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1941

Page

4

Wedding Bells Across Stromsburg in 1903 Echoes

In a 1903 note, Frank T. Anderson wed Agnes Swanson near Stromsburg on March 4. Clyde G. Courtney wed Clara J. Colson at the bride’s home. Births include a boy to O. M. Lundstrom and a girl to Fred Bennehey. John Herrman Jr. sold Gospel Ridge for 2000 dollars. he may visit Washington next month. A secret marriage links Miss Zena Pyle and W. Karrer since November 26, 1902.

P. A. Swanson Stromsburg Frank T. Anderson Agnes Swanson O. M. Lundstrom Albert Walstrom Vm. Bellmore Fred Bennehey John Herrman Jr Gospel Ridge August Anderson Herrman Washington Zena Pyle W. Karrer

Osceola Face Sewerage Measure and Local Events

Twenty four years ago February 22 1917 Osceola discussion centers on a sanitary sewer and a spring vote. Amy Lees wed Henry H Oades at home and will live in Kress Texas. J F Chenowith heads to Redfield South Dakota for a decorator post. Mrs Chenowith and daughter join soon. Mrs O E Jones killed in a two car crash at Hedlund corner. she leaves seven children. Fire damages furnace room at the new school house causing about 100 dollars in losses.

Osceola Ernest John Lees Amy Henry H. Oades Kress Texas J. F. Chenowith Redfield Dak Chenowith Charles Knerr Stromsburg Jones

Ten Years Ago February 26 1931 Lincoln News

The sudden death of Lorenzo Merrick at age 60 in Lincoln shocks relatives and friends. Survivors include I. J. Merrick and Fred Merrick. High school honor roll names multiple students. A nine pound baby boy born February 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Johnson near Swede Home. Delegates to Epworth League Institute include Robert Nuquist and Kenneth Miller. Robert elected to a district committee. Platte River bridge near Columbus partly collapsed causing days of detoured traffic. Rivoli Theatre listings show Marie Dressler, Polly Moran in Reducing, Robert Montgomery, June Walker in War Nurse, and Walter Huston in The Criminal Code.

Lorenzo Merrick Ontario Lincoln I. J. Merrick Fred Merrick June Koehler Louise Frasier Leona Pierson Dorothy Anderson Maxine Herbes LeVina Swanson Mary McCracken Quentin Coyle Margaret Anderson Florence Addison Jean Rutter Alberta Anderson John Inness Einar Oberg Alvin Anderson Ralph Herrmann Edythe Johnson Victor Herrmann Matilda Amacher Albert E. Johnson Robert Nuquist Kenneth Miller Epworth League Institute Doniphan Robert Platte River Columbus Rivoli Marie Dressler Polly Moran Robert Montgomery June Walker Walter Huston

Methodists Plan Fellowship Meetings and Sermon Series

Rev A W Lapthorne leads Methodist church services with a morning sermon Christianity Defies Destruction and an evening program on Methodism's World Mission. A moving picture and discussion follow. Ladies Aid and Women’s Society events set for Feb 28 and Mar 4 along with Wesley Fellowship meetings.

Methodist Church A. W. Lapthorne Ladies Aid Richard Merrick Fred Merrick Richard Matheson DeLoss Buchholz John_ Huggler Woman's Society of Christian Service Wesley Fellowship

Card of Thanks for Friends and Gifts

Mrs. William Zimmerman thanks friends for cards and gifts received during illness in this brief notice to the community.

WM. Zimmerman

Bereavement notice for the Jones family expresses thanks

The Jones family expresses sincere appreciation to all who comforted them during their deep sorrow for the loss of their husband son and brother. Mrs Eugene Jones and family thank friends relatives and neighbors for kindness and support during this bereavement.

Eugene Jones Edwin E. Jones David Jones Duane Walter Jones Donna Carl Calvert Inez Paul and Ralph Jones

Thanks for sympathy after our baby’s death

The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness and flowers after the loss of their baby boy. Special thanks go to Rev. Oberg and all who sent condolences, from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Werth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werth and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson and family.

Aliso Oberg Donald Werth Henry Werth W. E. Anderson

Obituary Thanks from Family of Olof Yungdahl

The family of Olof Yungdahl thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and after death. They acknowledge floral tributes and singing by mourners and name Mrs. Olof Yungdahl and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Imm and others in the Yungdahl family.

Olof Yungdahl Oscar Imm Algot Yungdahl Alfred Yungdahl Frederick Yungdahl Walter Yungdahl

First Independent Offices Bill boosts 1942 defense funding

The 77th Congress passed the Independent Offices Appropriation Bill for 1942. It raises total bureau costs by 181.2 million dollars led by a 100 million emergency fund for defense. Increases go to the Budget, National Resources, Civil Service, FCC, TVA, and others. several agencies see cuts, including the Federal Works Agency. The piece notes the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics gains 2.4 million and 397 new hires, plus a new Cleveland engine lab.

House Independent Offices Bureau of the Budget National Resources ,Planning Board Civil Service Commission FCC Federal Powers Commission General Accounting Office National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Capital Park Commission Selective Service System Smithsonian Institute TVA Maritime Commission Veterans Administration Federal Works Agency Foreign Service Maritime Labor Board Thomas Jefferson Memorial Commission Washington, D. C Langley Field Moffett Field California Cleveland ICC

Understanding Normal Blood Pressure Across Ages

This medical primer explains blood pressure as a symptom of underlying conditions, notes that high levels can be dangerous and treated, and revises old age-based norms. It cites typical values: about 120 at age 20, rising slowly to roughly 135 at 60, with 145 as a general upper limit for men and slightly lower for women.

Reed Dawson 77 Dies After Lingering Illness

Reed Dawson of this community died Friday at Osceola hospital after a long illness. Survived by brother L. H. Dawson of Lincoln, niece Mrs. Gordon Mace, and nephew Fred Wescott. Funeral services at Kepner Funeral Home led by Rev. R. M. Rytherwood of Lincoln. Interment in Osceola cemetery.

Reed Dawson Osceola Hospital Dawson L. H. Dawson Lincoln Gordon Mace Fred Wescott Kepner Funeral Home R. M. Rytherwood Osceola

Harmony Society Plans Meeting at Mrs Andersons Home

The Harmony Society gathers at the home of Mrs M R Anderson with Lois Fleming as program leader. Next Sunday marks the first Lent Sunday with 10 00 Sunday School and an 11 00 penitential service on Simon as Satan followed by 7 30 Evening Worship led by the Luther League. A mid week Lent service is set for 7 30 next Wednesday in the church parlors on The Word of Authority. The Ladies Aid meets a week from Thursday at 2 pm.

Lutheran Church John Oberg Harmony Society M. R. Anderson Lois Fleming Simon Satan Luther League Ladies Aid

Fossbergs Host Dinner On 43rd Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fossberg celebrated their forty third wedding anniversary at dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. N. E. McNeely of Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Hastings Shannon Shafer of Omaha Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sandell Neal and others Also Dr. C R Peterson and wife report their relocation to Beatrice with a spacious new office and patient arrivals In Central City Mrs Gunnard Carlson honored at a birthday gathering with Mesdames Carl Steelquist Hattie Lindquist W J Kroger and Minnie Nicholson attending

Beatrice Doc Carl Steelquist Hattie Lindquist W. J. Kroger Minnie Nicholson Gunnard Carlson Central City

Prize Given Saturday and Sunday Wednes in Romance

Gene Raymond and Wendie Barrie star in CROSS COUNTRY ROMANCE a prize event shown Saturday and Sunday. The feature plays as a light romantic adventure with scenic settings and witty dialogue.

Gene Raymond Wendie Barrie

Notice to Creditors in Ward estate Polk County

Creditors of Wesley M. Ward deceased are notified of a June 23 1941 County Court hearing to hear and allow filed claims. Claims must be filed by June 21 1941 or be forever barred. Dated February 21 1941 L M Merrick County Judge Seal.

Polk County Nebraska Wesley M. Ward State of L. M. "Merrick

Sheriff Sale in Polk County Nebraska Forecloses West Half

The Union Central Life Insurance Company obtained a foreclosure decree and will sell the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 36, Township 16 North Range 1 West, containing 86 acres in Polk County Nebraska. The sale is set for March 18, 1941 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Osceola courthouse to satisfy a $2670.00 judgment plus accruing interest and costs.

District Court Polk County Nebraska Union Central Life Insurance Company Cincinnati Ohio William Schutt Osceola Polk Nebraskia

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