No Funds For Corn Hog Committee In Polk County
Polk county will elect a temporary committee Wednesday to organize a corn hog reduction association under the AAA plan. F 74 Kelly will lead county efforts while R E Holland and Claybaugh discuss financing and program details. County commissioners remain unsure about funding a county share for the campaign and caution signatures on a recent petition.
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Polk County
AAA
Washington
Court House
Osceola
Bock
David City
Claybaugh
The
Agricultural College
Kelly
County
Farm Bureau
Holland
Osceola Narrowly Ousted By Aurora In OT Thriller
Osceola lost its season opener 18 to 20 in overtime at Aurora after leading most of the game. Brown and McCarty traded late scores while Osceola’s Randall and Hernbloom stood out. the Osceola second team won 17 to 14.
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Osceola
Aurora
McCarty
Brown
Hornbloom
Randall
Hernbloom
Charles Jackson
Burgeson
DeLand
Installation of Eastern Star Officers Named
Eastern Star held a Tuesday night meeting to install new officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs Helen Tunness and Worthy Patron F H Anderson. Other posts include Associate Matron Mrs Lulu Carson and Secretary Mrs Grace Hanson with a full slate of roles filled by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Helen Tunness
F. H. ‘Anderson
Lulu Carson
P. C. Wieseman
Grace Hanson
Julia Huston
Merle Butt
Beilen Wieseman
Daisy Anderson
Polk County Political Candidacy Roundup
Candidates filed for multiple offices in Polk County races. Names include Roy L. Ericson and John I. Anderson for county clerk, George H. Bond for county treasurer, C Guy Anderson for sheriff, Jay Hastings for representative, and Victor Anderson for state senator, with party affiliations and district lines listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Guy F. Ball
Vic Anderson
Roy L. Ericson
John I. Anderson
W. N. Pierson
Bert Smith
John Lees
George H. Bond
Lawrence Peterson
Louis A. Hastert
Rank H. Anderson
Fred W. Schumann
Tom Reece
C. Guy Anderson
Tom Austin
Jay Hastings
Robert McBeth
John C. Rasp
E. M. Carter
B. J. Howland
K. A. Cornish
Victor Anderson
I. D. Huston
Stromsburg Becomes Relief Study Center Under University Plan
Stromsburg along with Avoca and Nebraska City is approved as a relief study center by the University of Nebraska extension division in cooperation with CWS authorities. Each town must have a director and five students to start, with class work in local schools for unemployed residents using CWS funds.
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Stromesburg
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Extension Division
CWS
Stromsburg
Avoca
Nebraska City
University Extension Division
Fairview Social Roundup Includes Travel and Visits
Grace McCormick and Josie Mustard return from Magrath Canada after five weeks with relatives. At a six oclock dinner Mr and Mrs W B Dake hosted Mead Westman Hannipel and L R Meacham. Mrs B B Maxcy on sick list. Hilbert Buchta family visited Arthur Deeter home. Tom Meacham family back from Kansas. Ferne Norris returns from Lincoln after two weeks with home folks. Meade Westman Hanniper help Clarks band minstrel show. Morris Hensen visits Fairbury with Rev Maxcy and Harold. Harold Maxcy of Bayard visits parents. Community wood cutting event January 17 at hall for church and hall. men cut wood, ladies prepare noon meal. All invited with baskets. Rick Youngdahl guest of Clair McCormick in Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McCormick
Josie Mustard
Magrath Canada
W. B. Dake
Mead Westman
Anne Hannipel
L. R. Meacham
B. B. Maxcy
Hilbert Buchta
Arthur Deeter
Tom Meacham
Kansas
Ferne Norris
Lincoln
Meade, Westman
Ann
Hanniper
Clarks
Morris
Hensen
Fairbury
Maxcy
Harold
Harold Maxcy
Bayard
Rick Youngdahl
Mrs. Clair McCormick
Stromsburg
Stromsburg News Notes Include Visitors and Local Commerce
Stromsburg residents welcome Lincoln visitors and report new car sales. Dr. R. L. Minnick bought a 1923 Plymouth Sedan and Arthur Hultquist a 1933 V-8 Ford Sedan. Local college work includes C W A extension courses supervised through University of Nebraska. Elijah Gove chapter DA A met at the Smith sisters’ home with Miss Carrol Nyberg in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hedbloom
Hazelle
Mibert
A. V. Eielson
Clyde Ericson
Lincoln
Stromsburg
R. L. Minnick
Pymouth
Arthur Hultquist
A. C. Morrill
Alan Wolcott
Ray adopts latest rim style for glasses
G. T. Ray fits glasses with newest style rims and Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers low price prescription filings at the new rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Ray
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Farmers urged to file for 45c corn advance benefits
Farmers must file immediately to qualify for the 45 cent per bushel corn advance under pressexji regulations. Applications should be sent to the County Agent's office so inspectors can process them before the March first deadline and notes are signed and mailed promptly.
O. O. F. and Rebekahs Hold Joint 1934 Installations
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs staged a joint installation at the I. O. F. hall Monday evening with over a hundred attendees. Officers were installed for the Odd Fellows including N. G. W. E. Snider and IP. N. G. Charles Hastings. Rebekahs officers included N. G. Mattie Clark and P. N. G. Rule Lindquist. A lunch followed as visitors from neighboring lodges looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
PF. Hall
N. G
W. E. Snider V. G
John Albin
John DeLand
Charles Hastings
Mr. McClung
Shelby
Imhoff
Ulysses
Mattie Clark V
Evelyn Hastings
Edith Gray
Bernice Brown
Rule Lindquist
Community events brighten Shelby and area
Sacred Heart and York Catholic youths shared a skating party at Kelly's Playsum with lunch at the parish hall. Several Shelby residents visited relatives in Polk county and nearby towns while others hosted card parties and family gatherings. A county car accident near Omaha injured four passengers but caused no serious harm, and Gus Pacholke returned to work after a quinsy illness.
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Sacred Hearts Church
York
Beatrice
Shelby
F. M. Leibee
Obituary for Chas Meinhold and wife Mary Anna Meinhold
Charles Meinhold 75 5 25 dies after pneumonia at Osceola Hospital January 2. Mary Anna 71 8 21 dies at home after five day illness. They married January 10 1878 and had six children two of whom survive. Funeral services at Osceola Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Anderson with male quartet. remains sent to Minooka Illinois.
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Chas
Meinhold Charles Meinhold
Osceola Hospital
Mary Anna Lourds Meinhold
Osceola
Mr. Meinhold Wasorn
Woodford County
Peoria
Ilinois
Mary Anna Lourds
Illinois
Meinhold
Peter R
Herman C
Stromsburg
Lawrence C
Carleton
Nebraska
Christina Anderson
Anita
Iowa
Minnie EB. Mohler
Huntington
Indiana
Margaret
Tllinois
Casceola
Thayer County
Polk County
Mr. Meinhold
Methodist
Rev
Anderson
First Congregational Church
Hospital Notes From Osceola Hospital
Mrs BE A Schnasse had tonsils removed by Dr Harley S Eklund at Osceola Hospital Friday of last week. Mrs Donald Wieseman who had surgery by Dr Schroeder at Osceola Hospital two weeks ago will return home today. Miss Dorothy Gondringer entered for medical treatment last Thursday. She is patient of Dr R L Schroeder. Allen Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson, had tonsils removed by Dr Harley S Eklund. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ted Johnson near Swede Home last Thursday. Mrs W R Kepner who had an appendicitis operation by Dr R L Schroeder returned home Saturday. Alvin Swanson, farmer west of Osceola, underwent appendicitis operation at Osceola Hospital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Albers
South Shelby
Morris
Russell Johnson
Harriett
Lillian
Mimi Peterson
Rex Peterson
Stromsburg
Ralph Allison
Benedict
Ruth Bond
Gresham
Genevieve Taddiken
Roy Lyons
Shelby
M. J.gondringer
Osceola Hospital
Herman Anderson
F. M. Leibee
Olive McBeth
Leibee
Fred Albers Jr
Albers
Mies Erma
Jeasie Lucas
Joe Lucas
John Brandt
Omaha
City
Lucas
John Lucas
Gus Pacholke
BE. A. Schnasse
Harley S. Eklund
Donald Wieseman
Schroeder
Dorothy Gondringer
South of Shelby
R. L. Schroeder
Allen Peterson
West Side social notes and visits routine
List of Sunday visits and gatherings in the West Side area. Families mentioned include Cruce McNeely, Art Lowe, Walter Jones, Clair Willits, Freda Lind, Clarence Larson, Emer ald Johnson birthday party in Stromsburg, Vern Smith, Swede Home Dorcas Society plans, Mrs Ansel Fredrickson and Pearl Opal LaVerne Fredrickson as hostesses, George Bushard Velma Van Bush, Bengston Straitsburg, Clarence Carlson Bruce Anderson Rolland Anderson, Arthur Ekstrom, Wm Larson, August Carlson dinner group with many guests including Ansel Fredrickson, goel Toline family Marilyn Peterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruce McNeely
Art Lowe
L. A. Kahler
Walter Jones
Clair Willits
Freda Lind
Polk
Clarence Larson
Clarence Anderson
Charley Ang
Oscar Fredrickson
LaVerne and
Sylvia
Ralph Newman
van Bush
Bengston
Straitsburg
Clarence Carlson
Bruce Anderson
Rolland Anderson
Arthur Ekstrom
Wm. Larson
August Carlson
Ansel Fredrickson
Goel Toline
Paul Peterson
Marilyn
Illinois
Elmer Carlson
Rupert
Mary Ferrell
Dorothy
Sherman Farrell
Herman Jones
Nickson
Waco
Corn Hog Contract Lets Mixed Landlords And Tenants Sign
Washington rules permit corn hog contract signing by tenants who farm land owned and rented for a share of the crop. A single unit of land under different landlords can be reduced in acreage with proportional benefit payments. Example shows Smith owning 160 acres with 80 acre base and Brown renting 80 acres. both may sign separate contracts or together on the rented tract to claim reductions and payments based on their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Brown
Smith and Brown
Lindblade and Ericson Weds In Stromsburg Lutheran Ceremony
Miay Irene Lindblade and Harold W. H Ericson married Tuesday morning January 9 at Stromsburg Lutheran Parsonage. Rev Trued officiated. Attendants were Evelyn Lindblade and Everett Ericson. They plan a brief wedding trip and will establish a home on a Stromsburg area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg Lutheran Parsonage
Miay Irene Lindblade
Harold W. H Ericson
Tev. Trued
Evelyn Lindblade
Everett Ericson
Joe Lindblade
Osceola
Arthur C. Ericson
Stromsburg
Death of J C Hotchkiss in Shelby Nebraska
James C Hotchkiss died Tuesday in Shelby Nebraska at 65 after extended illness from heart trouble. Born 1868 in Venango PA he lived in Osceola and California before returning to Nebraska. Survived by widow daughter Ethel and two grandchildren. funeral at Shelby Methodist Church with burial in Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hotchkiss
Shelby
Nebraska
Venango, County
Pennsylvania
D. B
Maria Hotchkiss
Osceola
San Francisco
Belle Davis
California
University Place
Polk County
E. E. Pengelly
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Stromsburg C. W
Fairview
Ae Oye
Marie Olson
University of Nebraska
Elijah Gove
Nellie
Martha Smith
Carrol Nyberg
Myra Underhill
C. V. Powell
Waverly
Mary
Margaret Buckley
Strom
L. V. Sharp
Asister
Esther Raabe
Stanton
Eric Ericson
Ericson
Kersington
R. O. Pierson
Benedict High School
P. B.fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute
West Side
Teafestere
Lindblade—Ericson
Death OF
J. C. Hotchkiss
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