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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
4
A brief Osceola Record notice announces publication details for the Osceola Nebraska post office entry under the 1879 act. The item records archival filing and location within the Osceola Nebraska community communications.
The Osceola area reports the death of 26 year old Mrs Arthur Morrill, funeral for 3 year old Ez ra Timm’s son, and Rev P Johnson’s penitentiary chaplain death. Wilbur M Johnston appointed justice of the peace for Osceola precinct. Local notices include hitching room premiums, theater hats request, and Bell elevator staff change.
Flora Eliza Burley died January 7 1914 at her parents home in Seattle age 11. Osceola people J A Albin and fire department leaders attended the volunteer firemen convention in Columbus. Creston couple Wm Bachman and Lou Dell Miller wed and will reside in Creston. Dick West of Shelby and Alberta Elledge of Columbus formerly Osceola were married.
A fire last Sunday night razed a large barn on the Mickey farm south of town. Hay and 300 bushels of oats were stored there. losses not insured. Other items: Hollis Dolan leased the Sinclair Co filling station corner. orthophonic victrola arrives. Farmers Exchange sold to August P. Anderson and F. E. Merrick for 8000 dollars. Barber shop sold to Mr. Long of David City. Tyler family plans move to Oregon. Local meeting of the Biden-Wees elects officers. Joe Hartman and wife celebrate 40th anniversary. Coleman Emmet Bond dies near Gresham at 64. Newcomer family moves to O. Feels property in south Osceola.
Shirley Rystrom turned seven and shared candy with classmates before a party with friends and the teacher. The class studied Health and Safety Rules and made posters, with Mrs. Kelly visiting. Jean Hewitt joined after Christmas break, and a letter from Miss Reed was received. Presbyterian notices cite Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. on January 23 with no preaching. The Lincoln Star ad promotes state and world news subscriptions priced per year.
A call asks Osceola Nebraska residents to send name changes marriages and current addresses for a complete roster of the Class of 1909 to 1915. The project marks the fiftieth anniversary and may be issued as a commemorative booklet with historical notes.
Fourth Grade notes on snow stories and a new safety poster project. Health lessons cover teeth and a poster set. Betty and Mary miss sessions, and Marjorie Johnson has chicken pox. Dick Mills returns. six week tests concluded. department news mentions a flag history talk by Mrs. Sigler and a Good Citizenship meeting with new officers. Basketball wins for Grade Teams. forty girls register for physical education taught by Miss Jackson.
Raymond Pitcairn warns that fascism Nazism and communism threaten democracy and the freedoms Americans value. He argues liberty religion press and education flourish in democracies while dictatorships reduce individuals to mere units for power. He urges vigilance to defend the nation’s guiding ideals and heritage. The Asceola Record and Static Journal offer a one year subscription for four dollars.
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