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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
4
Osceola Record editor Walter J. Herbes publishes weekly edition in Osceola Nebraska with standard post office and subscription details listed. The note reflects the paper's Thursday publication and historical entry information from 1879.
A Polk County column reports Frank Pearce injured when a mule kicked a horse, breaking his shoulder. Frank i P Shelmadine marries Berdella Heffelbower at Osceola, with a reception the next day. Mrs. Ji A Scott hosts a tea for sister Mrs. Edmvarcé of Warsaw, Illinois. A birth and a land sale near Shelby are noted, with remarks on real estate movement and local opinion.
In Osceola Nebraska twenty five years ago Ed B Brazee dies of typhoid fever at his home near Shelby with funeral services in Shelby. Local updates note visits by G Wilgus, Grace and Anna Gylling, Lillian Park, and reflections on Rev L Parker, hospital stewards, and anniversary observances. Osceola teams struggle in loss to St Edwards while junior teams secure wins. kindergarten through eighth grade report high attendance, spelling honors, and recent basketball results against Polk and Shelby.
A string of satirical quips on daily life and work habits covers topics from dieting and home improvements to hog houses and marketing pigs. The piece uses humor about commissions, taxes, embalming costs, and mule hide in a broad social critique.
Senate panel backs authority for the President to enforce arms embargoes with other nations. Hoover urges quick action on international trade suppression treaty and bankruptcy reform. House funds military and harbor projects while discussing farm relief and rail to crop loans. Bank report from Osceola Nebraska shows assets and deposits with official attestation.
The Lincoln Star advertises daily and Sunday subscription rates through 1933 with reduced prices for earlier orders. It urges immediate renewals to save money and notes the offer applies to Nebraska and Northern Kansas.
The Adair family extends gratitude to friends neighbors and Rev Wright for kindness comfort and music during their father and grandfather's illness and passing. Sincere thanks go to Mr and Mrs D W Adair and Mrs C Gail Perry Gertrude Adair for support.
Greenwood Lumber Company thanks Osceola and Stromsburg Fire Departments for guarding the lumber yard and Osceola residents for readiness during the emergency.
The Osceola and Stromsburg Fire Departments receive sincere thanks for their efforts and to Osceola residents for their willing assistance after the Monday morning fire at B. & Eb. Beauty Shop Burns Plumbing Service.
G I Ray steps into the scene wearing a fresh rimmed eyeglasses style highlighting a trend in public fashion. The update signals a shift in eyewear choices among local figures.
Seward’s quick five overwhelmed Osceola 48 to 13 Tuesday evening. Osceola battled hard despite height disadvantage, showing grit but no scoring edge.
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