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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
5
Local Osceola items list visits church events and social gatherings. Names include Mrs M A Mills Mrs J A Anderson John I Anderson and many residents attending New Year events. Drug Co advertisements note Crest papers and battery specials.
Community notices recount dinners and visits as Rev. and Mrs. C A Sward host honorees Mr and Mrs Fred Peterson in Denver. Local families attend birthdays, hospital recoveries, trips to Lincoln and Omaha, dances, theatre openings, and a large Timm family reunion with many relatives listed.
The Methodist church urges full turnout for Covenant Sunday with a challenge to compare Sunday School and morning service attendances. Epworth League leads Sunday evening, a strong group from last week. Evening service at seven, official board meets Tuesday, and Ladies Aid gathers Friday.
Farmers' Produce and Chick Store invites customers to sell cream poultry and eggs at highest cash prices. Offers eight cents above Osceola cash market for hatching eggs and promotes winter laying flocks under a Nebraska Approved Hatchery Inspector. Encourages early chick orders and lists North Sidge of Square Jay Timmons, Prop. within a Sunday ad.
A brief feature praises stringless beans for reliable cooking and low cost. The Creamed Stringless Beans recipe uses butter flour and evaporated milk to create a smooth creamy sauce. It notes the dish serves four or five and emphasizes the economical value of these beans.
A collage of brief social aphorisms and anecdotes on manners, marriage, work, and home improvement. Notable lines touch on conversation, character, New Year resolutions, and everyday humor about parents, neighbors, and coal heating, reflecting a light society page tone.
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