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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1945

Page

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Polk County Servicemen Update From Osceola

Chief Petty Officer Max Coons arrived from Sampson New York and will be stationed at Mare Island California. Pvt Harry Simonsen arrived on furlough from Camp Wolters Texas and will travel to the east coast. Leone Timm reports naval life at Pearl Harbor and sightings of Osceola friends Verl Anderson and Lee Snodgrass. Sergeant Joe Travnicek of Omaha, a New Year guest, awaits reassignment after 30 months in the South Pacific including the New Guinea campaign where he was wounded.

Max Coons Osceola Sampson New York San Francisco Cpo Coons Mare Island Harry Simonsen Camp Wolters Texas Leone Timm Veil Anderson Naval Station Pearl Harbor Verl Saipan Lee Snodgrass Lee Joe Travnicek Omaha Arlene Travnicek Jack Steeple Travnicek South Pacific New Guinea

Osceola Bulldogs Lose Season Opener to Genoa on Home Court

Osceola fell 32 to 29 at home Tuesday evening as Genoa upset the Bulldogs in the season opener. Genoa built a first-half lead and held on despite Osceola pressure, with key scoring by Genoa players and a tight defensive effort throughout the game.

Osceola Bulldogs Genoa Osceola

Influenza Awareness Ad From Polk County Medical Society

The advertisement explains influenza as a major epidemic disease not yet conquered by science. It notes the virus present in nasal discharges and that flu is most contagious early, urging bed rest and physician contact at first fever and aches to protect others and prevent complications.

The Polk County Medical Society

Local Society Notes and Community Visits in Osceola

Wesley Chapel hosts Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting with Mrs. A J Herrmann. Osceola Local Farmers Union to meet Monday night January 8. Miss Lula Burns learns of niece Gladys Burns and K E Graves marriage on November 29. groom serves in Navy. County Agent Neil Dawes and family visit. Dawes travels to Lincoln for Extension Workers meeting. Various visits and hospital discharge noted among local families including Dawes, Iler, Campain, Miller, and Wright households with Arlene Wright of St Paul also visiting.

Arlene Wright St. Paul

Klute Kohtz Couple Wed at Zion Lutheran Church

Miss Elaine Klute daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo Klute of Bradshaw married Set Raymond Kohtz son of Mr and Mrs Richard Kohtz of Bradshaw in a ceremony at Zion Lutheran Church Hampton on December 17. The couple plans a temporary home in Florence where the groom is stationed.

Elaine Klute Theo. Klute Bradshaw Set Raymond Kohtz Florence South Carolina Richard Kohtz Zion Lutheran Church Hampton

Johnson Bush wedding ties Polk and Clarks families

Darlene Johnson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of Polk and Gordon C. Bush son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bush of Clarks were married on Christmas Eve at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. H. H. Wybenga officiating. The bride wore a gold street dress with brown accessories and yellow rosebud corsage. attendant Mrs. Harold Herman wore black. Mrs. Bush, a Polk High School 1942 graduate, has taught in Polk County. Mr. Bush, a 1935 High Prairie graduate, farms with his father and recently became a clerk at the State Bank of Clarks.

Darlene Johnson Richard Johnson Polk Gordon C. Bush Polk High School Bush Polk County High Prairie School State Bank of Clarks

New Year Gatherings and Club Meetings Notice

St Paul and Stromsburg residents joined Tillman Joy for a New Year dinner. Entre Nous plans an January 10 meeting at Mrs Mart Andersons home. OES holds monthly installation next Tuesday. Victory 4 H Club meets January 12 at Arthur Dowers home. WCTU guest hosted by Mrs M E Daniels January 11. NBBC bridge club Friday 7 45 with Mrs Clyde Smith hosting. Arlene Wright of St Paul Minnesota visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Wright. Maurice Peterson returns to University of Nebraska Lincoln Tuesday.

John Zollars W. O. Sargent Harold Ambrose St. Paul Nebr George Steever Stromsburg Tillman Joy Home Entre Nous Mart Anderson O.E.S Victory 4-H Arthur Dower WCTU M. E. Daniels NBBC Clyde Smith Arlene Wright Minnesota Wm. Wright Maurice Peterson University At Lincoln

Polk County Red Cross to Elect Officers at Annual Meet

The Polk County Red Cross holds its annual meeting on Thursday evening January 11th at the Stromsburg schoolhouse. A Treasurer's report and all chairmen's reports will be presented, followed by elections of officers.

County Red Cross Polk County Red Cross Stromsburg

Greens Chapel WSCS to Meet in January

Local note indicates the WSCS will meet in January to be hosted by Mesdames A P Carlsve Clarence G Carlson and Harlan Toline. Various local residents and visitors are listed with holiday travels and visits including families in Marysville Kansas Gusport Miss Auburn St Paul Marquette Centerville Iowa and Gresham.

WSCS A. P Clarence G. Carlson Harlan Toline Verna Peterson Wm. Shostrom Marysville Kansas Olof Norman Ft. Collins Colo Bloom Norris Short Gusport Miss Short Dorothy Lee Steever John Zollars W. O. Sargent St. Paul Bruce L. Anderson Regene Auburn Mr. Anderson Janet Berck Marquette D. D

Marriage License Issued For Ted Cannon And Mildred Thurs tonson

Ted Cannon and Mildred Thurstons on of Silver Creek obtained a marriage license at the County Judge's office last week and were married at the Fairview parsonage by Rev Hamilton on Saturday December 30.

Ted Cannon Mildred Thurstonson Silver Creek Fairview Parsonage Hamilton

Polk County Social Gatherings and Visiting Guests

Local families hosted multiple dinners and weekend visits. Guests included the Fredrickson and Graves families from Stromsburg and Havens, Olga Graves, Ruth Wurtz of Omaha, and others from Lincoln Clarks Osceola and Hardville. Additional hospitality extended to families in Palmer and Dalhart Texas with several weekend and New Year gatherings.

Community Notes of Officers and Families During World War II

Local notices recount military transfers and home visits as families welcome servicemen returning from duty. Warnings include Lt. Walter French Jr being reassigned to Lowry Field in Denver for B-29 flight engineer training and Ward Freeman killed in action in Germany on December 13 1944. The piece closes with community expressions of sympathy for the Freeman family and general wartime sentiment.

Andrew Freeman Ward Germany Shelby

Local names and furlough visits mark holiday notes in region

Staff Sgt Francis Lux of Sheppard Field Texas spent a fur lough with his parents Mr and Mrs Fran Lux and family. George Ransom and son returned to Colorado Springs after visiting his parents here. Edwin Buse and family were guests at Harold Coxon Jr. home near Columbus. Herman Richter received a letter from son Lee in the army reporting a promotion to sergeant. Sophie Hambek RN of Omaha visits with Emil Hambek family, Frank Hambek also spending furlough. E M Pitchford visited from Winner South Dakota. Pvt Glen Gondringer spent furlough with parents near Gresham and visited local relatives. Schools resumed after Christmas vacation. New Years dinner guests included multiple local families and Omaha visitors.

Pfc Elton Newman Omaha Hattie Newman Moenetha Fusien Melvin Kreifels Hollywood Florida York Ensien Kreifels Coronado California Amarillo Texas Lowry Field Denver Colorado Myron G. Johnson Gust E. Johnson Stanley Warlese Willard Anderson Ruth Johnson Lloyd Fellows EB. J. Anderson Eloise Jeffery Caledonia Michigan E. O. Jeffery Irene Wallin J. H. Rosene Lincoln W. A. Roszene G. L. Rosene Chicago Albert LeRoy Smith Si c South Pacific A. A. Hartman Henry Smith Homer Green Polk LeRoy Peterson Albert Smith Stc S. P J. Butler Robert Copley Red Cloud Nebraska Capt. Copley Santa Monica Copley Francis Lux Shepperd Field Fran Lux George Ransom Colorado Springs Miles Ransom Edwin Buse Harold Cockson Jr Sargeant Sophie Hambek R. N Emil Hambek Set Frank Hambek Kansas E. M. Pitchford Winner, S. D Glenn Hendrickson Victor Krumbach E. J. Krumbach Raymond Beebe Arthur Nelson Gresham George Island Marie Mathie Ann Rogers Sophia Hambek Virginia Anderman

Bolen Couple Take Over Hotel Osceola

Mr and Mrs Samuel H Bolen become new owners of Hotel Osceola after a deal completed last week. Former owners Mr and Mrs Lester Anderson left Saturday for Lincoln where Anderson assumes duties as state senator. The Bolens, described as experienced hotel people, plan extensive improvements.

Samuel H. Bolen Hotel Osceola Lester Anderson Lincoln Anderson

Local board lists men called to service

The Polk County Local Board announced today that Kenneth D Tenniges Gresham Leslie C Hohndorf Shelby Dale D Dunn Osceola Paul L Kresha Osceola Martin E Shemek Osceola Arthur J Kresha Osceola Joseph J Schlienz Gresham Lawrence C Schmid Shelby Wallace T Gustafson Shelby David P Benda Shelby have left for service in the armed forces.

Polk County Kenneth D Tenniges Gresham Leslie C. Hohndorf Shelby Dale D. Dunn Osceola Paul L. Kresha Martin E. Shemek Arthur J. Kresha Joseph J. Schlienz Lawrence C. Schmid Shelby Wallace T. Gustafson Shelby David P. Benda Shelby

Time Savers in Sewing Club Training Schedule

County extension news lists 10:30 a m sewing time saver demonstrations for Project Club leaders in Polk Stromsburg Osceola with January dates. Applications filed for Soil Conservation Service survey affecting four Polk County farmers Frank Swanson Paul Swanson Rolland Swanson Gordon Fredrickson. Paul Monson notes 4 H Tractor Leader course in Lincoln promotes family participation.

Polk Stromsburg Osceola Soil Conservation Service Polk County Frank Swanson Paul Swanson Rolland Swanson Gordon Fredrickson Paul Monson Lincoln Dad

Polk County Corn Show Opens With Cash Prizes

The first Annual Polk County Corn Show opens in the Courthouse lobby January 19 1944 for Polk County grown entries judged by J C Swinbank at 10 00 am January 6 with more than 150 in prizes. Premiums include ten ears yellow corn eight places from 8 50 to 1 00 for white corn six premiums from 6 00 to 1 00 and prizes for popcorn ears longest ear heaviest ear greatest circumference best novelty ear plus 10 00 for 4 H Pure Seed Club judging and several bushels of Hybrid Seed among other merchandise. Sponsored by the Polk County Extension Service Polk County 4-H Committee and Osceola Chamber of Commerce.

Polk County J. C. Swinbank Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Polk County Extension Service Polk County 4-H Committee Osceola Chamber of Commerce

Fairview Community Notes Highlights Local Visits and News

Mrs Walter Herrmann and daughter Barbara visited then stayed at LeRoy Rhodes home before heading to Osceola to be with John Buchta and family. Pvt Dale Buchta arrived Christmas day for a visit and departs weekend for Boston. Ted Cannon wed Mildred Thurstenson at Fairview parsonage. Beulah Cemetery Society cancels January meeting. Kasson Dolph and family visited Gus Carlson home. Johanna Larson, injured, remains under care at Walter’s home. Pvt Glenn Buchta home on an eighteen day furlough. Wm Dake and wife traveled to Omaha. Dan Hayes spent time in Omaha. Annetta Reed returned to Holdrege from visit with home folks. New Year’s Eve observed at Joe Tomasiewicz home with several relatives.

Walter Herrmann Barbara Satuday LeRoy Rhodes Osceola John Buch Dale Buchta Boston Ted Cannon Mildred Thurstenson Silver Creek Fairview Parsonage Hamilton Beulah Walter Glenn Buchta Georgia Wm. Dake Omaha Dan Hayes Annetta Reed Holdrege Joe Tomasiewicz James Sellers Albin Prososki Julia Tomasiewicz Ant John Opela Clarks

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Sam Jimmie Hastings R. N. Hastings Camp Blanding Seth Hastings Quartermasters Corps Camp Lee Virginia Camp Beale Russell G. Hastings Russell Hastings Navy Aleutians Pasio Washington Klute Johnson—Bush Leon N. S. Abolt F. L. Rasp Rolon Jones Albert Timm Buffalo N. Y Fred Shelmadine Alliance Timm Mary Mae McBeth Lawrence Twarling Nina Burke Margaret C. Anderson Ruth Wurtz Bill Kohl, Jr P. W. Aker Josephine Lindburg Herbert Wurtz Havens Oscar Morgan Roy Morgan Ralph Upton C. R. Bryant Fred Bartratt Karl Detloff Merle Lavelle Will Lavelle Everette Cramer Butch Mills Palmer Mills Floyd Rodine Dalhart Clarence Rodine Hardville M. E. Olson Reuben Hanquist Wilmer Rodine Whittier Sioux Falls South Dakota Sioux Falls Air Field Fairview
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