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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
4
A brief item from Osceola Nebraska lists subscription rates under the Act of March 3, 1875 with amounts shown as $1.50 and $2.00 for different periods.
Deaths mark the week in Platte and Polk counties as George H. Carnine dies at 65 in Platte precinct with seven children. Lucille Stanley, formerly of Clarks, dies in Omaha at 24, a former Osceola teacher. A Musical Club forms under Miss Elizabeth Larsen. H. W. Chase, later H. W. Hartwell, born near Jamestown and settling in Polk County, leaves a wife and five children. Erasmus J. Krumbach and Laura Gondringer wed at Shelby and plan to homestead. Jessie Pearl Irland marries Everett Clemmer near Rising City. New buggy owner Oscar Hedburg. Central Meat Market opens by Wilber M. Johnston. Polk County Poland China Breeders elect officers Gilbert Johnson, Harry Holcomb, R. C. Draper. Deed of old manse transferred to Geo. Campbell. Mrs. D. A. Benson named state Farm Bureau board member. State fair board notes E. R. Danielson of Osceola.
Polk County Medical Society notes public health nurses are essential like military staff, with Army and Navy Nurse Corps growing from 6 371 in 1941 to 36 000 in 1943. Home nurses must cover city village and farm, addressing congestion, school health, morbidity service and tuberculosis control while needing more trained personnel.
Harwold Leon was re elected secretary of the board. C E Andrews was reelected superintendent of Osceola Schools. Tracy Mumford won the vacancy in the Science Dept at this week’s board meeting. Supt Andrews and Tracy Mumford are named in the report alongside local property and icehouse notes.
Miss Varene McBeth and Clarence A. Foltz of Kearney married Sunday at the bride's parents home. The couple left for St Paul Minnesota where Foltz is a traveling representative for a photography studio.
The Lincoln Journal promotes nine week daily subscriptions for 1 dollar and yearly rates at 5 dollars, priced lower than other state dailies. It highlights late printing times for rural routes, same day mail delivery, and options including Sunday editions and extension to other states.
Dr C R Peterson operates a dental practice located over the First National Bank in Osceola Nebraska. Public notice indicates his professional office arrangement and location.
Many friends are away in service now and the war needs you. The WAC invites you to join, see new places, meet new people, and perform vital work to speed victory. For details, visit your local Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General, Munitions Building, Washington DC.
Advertises a turnkey feed business opportunity for those over 25 with a car. Promises complete line of 17 livestock and poultry feeds, training, and establishment in a self run venture without investment, appealing to ex-machinery, auto, or tire sellers.
Mrs S H Cook thanks friends and neighbors for cards gifts and flowers received during illness.
Mrs. Clara E. Berck and Mary Ann Berck express sincere thanks for the many kind letters and cards received during their hospital stay.
Jim Gibbons expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness shown during illness. He especially thanks city council members firemen and the American Legion.
Rev Hamilton will preach at Fairview Church at 10 00 a m and at Valley Church at 11 20 a m Sunday School at the Valley Church 10 30 and at Fairview 11 00 in the morning.
John M. Herrmann leads the church school at 10 00 and the worship service at 11 00 with laymen giving brief addresses. The Womans Society of Christian Service meets Thursday afternoon January 27 at Mrs Clarence Carlsons home with Mrs Anton Carlson assisting.
Reverend G A Randall leads Sunday services on January 23 with Sunday School at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 Dr L T Laase head of the University of Nebraska Speech Department will be the guest speaker A cordial welcome to all worshippers.
Everett church announces Lutheran League meeting January 20 at 8:00 pm led by Pastor L. Bexell with hosts Otto Olson and Roy Johnson. Cradle Roll party January 21 at Barbara Jean Oberg’s home. January 22 10:00 pm Confirmation Class. January 23 38th Sunday after Epiphany 10:30 am Sunday School 11:30 am Morning Worship Sermon A Two Day Miracle 8:00 pm Vesper Bible Study Gospel of John Chapter 1.
January ration guide lists Green Brown Sugar and gas stamps with dates through January and February. City council minutes from Osceola Nebraska December 2 1943 cover treasurer reports claims and estate hearing notices for Emma C Jones with a January 28 1944 hearing date.
John I Anderson County Clerk of Polk County Nebraska certifies the 1944 Mothers Pensions estimate of 1500.00 as passed by the County Board at the January 11 1944 annual meeting. Official notices dated February 3 10 17 list February dates.
The State of Nebraska issues notice in the matter of the estate of Charles O Walgreen deceased. A petition for probate of the last will and testament and for appointment of Clarence W Walgreen as executor is set for hearing January 29 1944 at 10 am. Dated December 31 1943. L M Merrick.
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