Obituary and 50th Anniversary Celebration in Osceola
Obituary for Mrs. Johanna Olivia Bodeen born 1860 in Sweden died 1929 in Osceola Nebraska survived by one daughter three sons 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with sermon by Rev. Paul Melin. Also notes the January 1 1930 fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mike Horst celebrated in Osceola with 160 friends at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Olivia Bodeen
Johnson
John
Kristina Johnson
Sjolnby
Elfsborgslan
Vastergotland
Sweden
America
Boone County
Chris Bodeen
Neligh
Nebr
Osceola
Mr. Bodeen
Ellen Reich
Primrose
Hilda Amelia
Carl Gustav Bodeen
John Oscar Bodeen
Enoch Edward Bodeen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Paul Melin
Jesus Christ
Mike Horst
First Methodist Church
Victor Herrmann
Handel Collier Jed
E. B. Maxey
Fairview and Valley
Ff B Maxey
A Wurst
Waco
the Valley Church
J M Herrmann
Shelby
Horst
Bank director Cox faces charge of nine thousand dollar conversion
Raymond L. Cox former director and ex president of Polk State Bank surrendered to face a 9000 dollar conversion charge filed by County Attorney Jack Stanton. The complaint covers June 1927 to September 1929 with bank losses estimated at 35000 to 40000. Arraigned before Judge W. W. Norton and given until January 6 to plead. Mrs. Cox filed for absolute divorce alleging extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Cox
Bank of Polk
Jack Stanton
Cox
Henry Knerr
W. W. Norton
Osceola
Thanks to friends for Chevrolet Coach contest win
A note from Fred Wieseman extends thanks to friends who helped secure the Chevrolet Coach prize in Humphrey Engelhardt’s recent contest sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey-Engelhardt
Fred Wieseman
Doll Contest Victory At Crouse-Tex Drug Store
Madeline Car men thanks friends who voted for her and helped win the doll at the Doll Contest held at Crouse-Tex Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Tex Drug Store
Madeline Carmen
Social events honor Mrs Grabill and local residents
Stromsburg residents hosted dinners dances and gatherings in a week of social affairs. Mrs Grabill of Sidney visited relatives while families and friends attended cantata operations and hospital updates. Notables include the deaths of Frank Vincent and local visits to Gothenburg and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Grabill
Sidney
Alice Lanham
Grabill
University Hospital
Omaha
Lamb
Modern Woodmen Insurgents Win Legal Battle Reversal
The Illinois Supreme Court reversed lower court rulings on legalizing new memberships in the National Camp Modern Woodmen. Lincoln lawyers claimed a complete victory and the Woodmen may set new rates, aiming to prevent mass exits by long-time members. The Nebraska Woodmen leadership and Beatrice convention leaders had previously opposed the Head Camp actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Illinois
A. B. Hedbloom
Stromeburg
Lincoln
L. H. Laughtin
Carl E. Sanden
Nebraska
Efrcuit ‘Court
Supreme Court of ‘Mines
Hedbloom
Woodman
Mr. Hedbloom
Stromsburs
Albert Ryan
Osceola
Beatrice
Woodmen of
Brother of former Polk County man killed in accident
Thomas Westergren of Victory, Newfoundland was instantly killed when a neighbor’s car struck him as he stopped on the highway to put chains on his vehicle. Henry Westergren, now in Montana and formerly of the county, learned of the death while en route to Illinois to visit his brother. He attended the funeral in Stromsburg and returned home to Montana the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Westergren
Victory
Westergren
Henry Westergren
Montana
Illinois
Stromsburg
Henry Moberg
Dentist Dr A A Wurtz in office over bank
Dr A A Wurtz, a dentist, operates from an office located over the First National Bank. Contact by phone 7 for appointments or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wurtz
First National Bank
First Sab Bath of the New Year Sunday Invitation
January 5th, 1930 invites parishioners to spend the day in worship with morning and evening services. The evening topic asks Who is ahead of you. The Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor
Church Ladies Aid Meeting and Lutheran Brotherhood Talk
Thursday at 2 30 pm the Ladies Aid meets in the church parlors with Mrs Edwin Hedlund and Mrs Chas F Johnson as hostesses. Thursday evening all men are invited to discuss Ministerial Relief Fund and Lutheran Brotherhood with speaker Chris Zander of Omaha. Sunday School at 10, English Worship at 10 30, Swedish Communion at 11, choir practice Tuesday. Paul Melin, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Edwin Hedlund
Chas. F. Johnson
Lutheran Brotherhood
Chris Zander
Omaha
Church Meetings Schedule This Week
Services on Sunday afternoon at the usual time. The Church Aid will meet next Tuesday evening at Joe Moore's. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society will meet on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Wieseman
O W Gath
York
Afoiph Grossnicklaus
Emerson Keebaugh
Will Michener
Gresham
The
Valley M. E. Missionary Society
Arthur Timm
Grand Island
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Nels Hasselbach
Church Aid
Joe Moore
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Shelby residents share updates and visits across a busy week
Shelby news covers Miss Elma Hayhurst entertaining the class of 1923, countless visits by teachers and students to Lincoln Aurora Winside Emerson Holdrege Genoa Polk Ames Fremont and Columbus, weddings anniversaries and Christmas gatherings, and a hospital operation for Mrs. Henry Abbott with a large list of local visitors and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma ‘Hayhurst
Leo Klnzer
Mabel McGrew
Albin
Wyoming
Shelby
F. MG. _Sesbee
Thelma Blazer
Lincoln
Ardus ‘Knight
Aurora
John Mettlen
Hampton
Louis’ Scholz
Elma Hayhurst
Chicago
Columbus
Winside Nebr
Frank Scholz
McCook
Fremont
Paiute
E. E. Reece
Elaine McBeth
C. W. Moon
Omaha
Irene Dixon
Holdrege
Genoa
Helen
Rev. Ruch
Margaret Gabriel
Fullerton
Alfred Kuhnel
Otis Cole
Pederson
Cole
Ames
Iowa
Otis
Mrs. Pederson
Jack McMeekin
Johns Ingalls Home
Frank Mythofar
Glen. Ingalls
D. C. Cole
Cole Home
Iast
Ava Lee
Gertrude Proyse
Emerson
Nebr
Guy Anderson
W. E. Kinney
George Blevins Jr
Rockport
Hap Bull
David City
D. H. Bull
Clyde Bull
Rising City
Carl Bullock
Henry Abbott
St. Marys Hospital
Extension Work Continues in Polk County Report
The Polk County extension report by F B Kelly covers November 19 1928 to November 16 1929 detailing 3826 attendees at 67 meetings. Emphasizes organization work, 4-H club growth with 17 clubs and 155 members, and farm demonstrations including weed control and corn variety tests. County activity lists farm visits, home visits, calls, correspondence, meetings, and staff involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Polk County
F. B. Kelly
Kelly
Farm Bureau Board
Aksarben
Nebraska Experiment Station
Chevrolet announces new 1930 models in Detroit ad
The Record notes a late issue due to a last minute full page Chevrolet ad from Detroit promoting the new 1930 Chevrolet. Ace Tyrrell, local Chevrolet dealer, displays two car loads of the new models and urges readers to view them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Co
Detroit
Ace Tyrrell
Chevrolet
Radio trouble tip directs to Crouse-Tex contact
Call W. A. Cummings at Crouse-Tex for radio problems and services. He is the point of contact for inquiries and troubleshooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cummings
Crouse-Tex
Local Social Notes From York Area Friends
HACKBERRY A A Hawley of York called at E E Hawleys Sunday afternoon. Mrs Gladys Record and sons visited sister Mrs John Bond. Baby girl born December 18 to Mr and Mrs Foy Rosenberg. Several families hosted Christmas visits and Sunday calls at various homes around York and nearby towns. Mrs M D Sack ill and hopes for speedy recovery.
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A. A. Hawley
York
Oscar
Roy Thomas
Omaha
Dwight Newcomer
Harry Obrist
Frank Schlessinger
Grandma Heins
M. D. Sack
Evan Miller
Near York
Cliff Hawley
Joe McCarty
John Bond
BE. E. Hawley
Beth
Alliance
B. P
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Olivia Bodeen
Wisconsin
Joseph Hauser
Wis
Consin
Missouri
Mr Horst
S. S
Joseph
Oswald
Seattle
Wash
Denver
Edward
San Diego
Calif
Ernest
Christina
Otto
Elmer
Mr. Horst
Ies
Polk Banker
H. C. Duncan Produce CO
Harry
Shorthorn
York Livestock Commission Co
Roy Tucker
Edgar Thompson, Mer
W. D. Rystrom
Marjorie
J. P. Stephenson
J. L. Hedbloom
C. C. Clark
Mary
Gothenburg
Henry Hubbard
Kearney
A. V. Kjelson
Lee
G. A. Kjelson
Lucille Peterson
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Leo V. Carlson
Dunn Credit Asso
John E. Carlson
Richar € Ieseor Kar i
Wil Vem. Fetters
University At
Norman
Okla
Scotts Hall
Clarence “Kak” Johnson
Shelby For the Past Ten Days. “Kak
Wm Schafers
Betty Lou
Pittsburg
Will Mead and Sons
Hannah Ramey
Minneapolis
E. E. Stanton
Frank Vincent
York Hospital
Mr. Vincent
Licha
Amelia , Kiasameyer
Lillian Daum
Ilinois
Otto Schaber
Burell Fox
Walter Wieseman
Elmer Horst
Alfred Grossnicklaus
Henry Shipwright
Basil Wigman
Silver Creek
Schuyler
Frank Miller
Hoyors
Carey Souder
Lee Mickey
St. Edwards
Burrell Fox
Ed Wats
Beryt
Presbyterian Church
Ice
Wesley Chapel Notes
Charles Hastert
Schlenz
Kate Blake
James McMeekin Sr
Mrs. George Smith
Mrs
Peter Wiser
John Heimer
Excelsior Springs
George McMeekin
Marion Tread
Ellen
Nellie
Susie Vaughn
Mrs. Truman Day
POLE
Henry Horstman
Loup City
Rela
Henry Hortsman
R. J. Allison
Anna Beckman
E. T. England
Chappel
Alice
Thelma Lindburg
Grace Lindburg
Hazel Nelson
Mary Janssen
Baptist Church
Fred Hargiss
Lynn Horrocks
Raymond Bottom
Vera Hill
Claus Peterson
Jones
Ross Goethe
May Lindburg
Sylvia Fossburg
St. Louis
A. K. Swanson
Hackberry
Glen Sack
Glen Nickle
C. BE. Hoffers
Henry Heins
Lawrence Hoffer
Donald
Tony Heimer
Raymond Dey
Little Son
W. BE. Carter
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