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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

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Pioneer Osceola Lady Answers Final Summons

Mrs. Anton Anderson of Osceola died Saturday shortly before noon at age 68 with nine children and two stepchildren surviving. Born in Jamshog Sweden on February 11 1862 she immigrated to America at 21, married Anton Anderson in 1887, and was active in St Pauls Lutheran Church. Funeral services were held at St Pauls with burial in Ocotol cemetery. Out of town mourners included Oscar Johnson of Ceresco and Henry Ericson of Wahoo.

Thas Anton Anderson Jamshog Blekinge Sweden Swan Olson America Omiaha Wahoo Hilma Ferrmann Osceola Selma Vetersen Shromsburg Oscar Herman Shelby Mary Albert John Wilmer Omaha Saunders County St. Pauls Lutheran Church Anderson Christ Jesus Jesus St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Osct

Nebraska farmers build gravel road by volunteer effort

Cedar county farmers donated labor and more than $1,000 to gravel a road between Coleridge and the Knox county line. The county engineer credited the volunteers for speed and praised farmer-led road improvements as essential to a state with over 5,000 miles of graveled or paved highways.

State Department of Highways Cedar County Coleridge Knox County Griesel Nebraska Cedar Merrick

Local news and obituaries from Shelby area

The Shelby community reports several deaths and family notices including the passing of Mrs Steen Hasselbalch in Omaha aged 77. Funeral services were held at the U B church with burial in Graceland cemetery. Also noted are marriages, relocations, hospital visits, travel, and local social events across Duncan, David City, and surrounding areas with multiple mentions of residents like the Nielson family, Goetz, Goetz, Thelen, and Burritt.

Matheson and Martin Tie in Coun cil Bluffs

Miss Alice Matheson of Osceola and R C Martin of St Joseph were married Saturday afternoon January 17 in Council Bluffs Iowa. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Matheson, is active in local clubs and worked for Hansen Drug Co. The groom is a heating engineer with Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co. They plan to reside in York after a short wedding trip.

Matheson Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Martin York

Department Students Enjoy Educational Radio Programs

Department students listen weekly to the Columbia School of the Air broadcasts. The programs are very educational and the time spent is well spent. Examinations have concluded and everyone is breathing easily again.

Columbia School of the Air

95th birthday observed for J O Jacobson at Osceola area

On Friday January 16 J O Jacobson celebrated his 95th birthday with about 15 relatives and friends at the Jacobson home northwest of Osceola. Out of town guests came from Wahoo Grand Island and Stromsburg and a bouquet was presented at morning Mission Church services.

J. O. Jacobson Osceola Jacobson Albin Anderson C. G. Anderson Martin Berggren Wahoo S . Johnson Paul Hamburg Grand Island Hall Stromsburg Mission Church

Nielsen Chevrolet Co. Moves to New Quarters in Osceola

The Nielsen Chevrolet Company signs a lease with C. A. Dawes for the former White Metor Co. brick garage on the square’s north side. Work on interior repairs has begun and a formal opening is planned early next month. The move follows rapid growth and a twelve-employee payroll. The firm will occupy a premier garage building with space for display, storage, and a growing shop.

Nielsen Chevrolet Company C. A. Dawes White Metor Co Nielsen Chevrolet Co Osceola Polk County Nebraska

Wesley Chapel Community Notes and Local Events

Sunday services were not held in Wesley Chapel while Rev. Pengelly conducted a funeral in Shelby. Mrs. Tina Richards visited T. D. Richards in Omaha hospital. his condition is improving. The Timm sale drew a large crowd. Several residents and visitors were noted at family gatherings, hospital updates, and local events including school activities and district meetings. Local births, funerals, and visits are recorded with names and affiliations across Osceola, Columbus, and Shelby areas.

Wesley Chapel Pengelly Shelby Tina Richards Omaha T. D. Richards Joe Moores Irene Timm Nadine Richmond St Mary’s Hospital Columbus Bert Lucas Wm Brandt Brandt Eldon Lockard Osceola John Hurgier Lillian Huggler Lincoln Alvin Merrick Richard Merricks Ellen Sandin John Huggler Edmund Gabel John Janicek Coumbus Alfred Gebel Eingelbert Fr. E. Merrick Anton Anderson Anderson Barbara Cerny Adolf Arts District 40 Harry McBeth Adolph Kresha, Jr St. Mary’s Hospital Alfred Kuehnal Tom Schmokers

For Sale White Minorca and Silver Spangled Hamburg Cockerels

Lee Green of Osceola Route 4 advertises for sale two cockerels a White Minorca and a Silver Spangled Hamburg. Contact details provided.

Polk County notices mixed with school program report

A collage of local notes covers illness in Polk families, visits from Nor folk to Lincoln and Benedict, attendance at exams and church events, and social gatherings. It also reports the Osceola mid year music program drawing a large crowd at the high school auditorium with Ruth Miller directing and a varied program by grade levels and ensembles.

Beatrice Man Buys Osceola Picture Show

Beatrice resident Mr. Klein contracted to purchase the Auditorium Theatre from Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Will. The Will couple, who moved from Rising City, will leave by February end after introducing improvements including talking pictures. The new proprietor, a seasoned theater businessman, plans to run a good show in Osceola.

Klein Beatrice Auditorium Theatre M. E. Will Will Rising City Osceola

Osceola Wins Consolation Trophy in Little Ten Tourney

Osceola Bulldogs beat Fullerton 18 25 in a consolation clash after finishing 4 games in one week. Genoa High edged Osceola in the Little Ten final as a late Genoa basket sealed 20 all at the end. Osceola 2nd team fell to Ful lerton 21 27 while Osceola 1st team eyes revenge Friday against Genoa High on their floor.

Osceola Parker Bulldogs Fullerton Fullerton Aggregation Genoa Genoa High David City Genoacagesters Parker’s Boys Clarks St Edwards Osctola

Inexorable Law on World Leadership and Fate

Dr. Fay Cooper Cole argues that no nation is destined for global dominance or guaranteed to stay in power, and none can return to leadership once it falls from its position. The quote reflects a cautionary view of empires and political cycles.

Dr. Fay- Cooper Cole

Stromsburg Social Roundup: Visits and Family News

Listings from Stromsburg detail local travels and gatherings. A.N. Lund visits Oakland. McNurlin stays in Lincoln and Fairbury. Will Anderson serves on a federal jury in Lincoln. Rabb family losses in Dav id City. Carlson, Cast, Lindberg, and Freeman families host visitors. Church CCC meeting at Ruth Freeman’s home. Lincoln Savings Loan Association stockholders meet amid past dividends issues. Woodrow Wilson visits Stromsburg. Johnson brothers attend Omaha auto show. Legion district convention attendees travel to Scribner. Slumber party honors Dorothy Headman’s birthday. several weddings and anniversaries noted with neighbors and relatives.

Doris Harold Arborville Ice Pelk Mhardville Albert McNeeley Lula Jarmin Benedict Eunice Vivian Holleck Hazel Flodman Central City Osceola Grace Lindburg Marquette Crew Waco Evelyn Jones Omaha Evelyn — Leonard Lincoln Click T. J. Nelson A. O. Lavrsom C. L. Davis Horsman Violet Sundburg Jessie McNeeley Gibbon Rachel Stouffer Dahlberg Stanford Jarminents Ernest Craftman Stromsburg Carl Dethloff August Nelson Andy Carlson N. G. Johnson Ben Peterson Hickson Esther Hickson University Theo Beryl Smith Eric Isierslund Mission Church Seth Piper Broken Bow Seymour Arthur Anderson Ella Johnson August Renquist Carl Dose Arthur Elmer Nickelson Aurora Hospital Bill McDaniel Edson Kansas Ray McGinnis Victor Kerker Roscoe Kroger Grand Island Will Kroger A. N. Lund Oakland Nebr Lund Louis McNurlin Fairbury Will Anderson Borgstrom Anderson Mr. Anderson Walter Rabb David City Russel Carlson Lincoln Savings Loan Association Stanton Woodrow Wilson A. T. Wilson Arcadia Anna Burke Emil S. F. Johnson Morris Myrberg Wesley Ericson Auto Scribner American“ ‘Légion Legion’ ‘Auxiliary Eugene Sundberg Roy Johnson Billy August Johnson Morris P. A. Sundberg Rueben Anderson York York Hospital Dorothy Headman Lillian Olsen Laura Lundberg Marion Rudeen Donothy Edna Olson Adeth Ryerson Leigh J. L. Olson Eric Carlson C. C. Snodgrass Grant Johnson Ilos Ostberg Snodgrass Ostberg Laverne Mable Rystrom Etta Anderson Sterling Clayton Jr Clayton Rystrom Shirley Jean Lutheran

Infuriated Bull Attacks Farmer Near Columbus

Carl Plageman of 12 miles southwest of Columbus suffered a broken collarbone and multiple bruises after being chased by an infuriated bull while chores were performed Sunday evening. He reached a fence to escape, was hospitalized at St. Marys, and was brought in by his brother Albert. The bull had not shown aggression before according to the family.

Carl Plageman Columbus St. Mary’s Hospital Plageman Albert Plagemann Columbus Telegram

Birthday tribute for district 53 leader Jacobson with visiting guests

District 53 J O Jacobson marked his 95th birthday with friends from Wahoo Grand Island and distant relatives. Guests included Mrs Bergren Mrs C J Anderson Mrs Albin Anderson and others. Public notices list farm life visits and a Farmers Union meeting. A knee injury sidelined Adelph Kresha who is cared for in Columbus hospital.

J. O. Jacobson Bergren C. J. Anderson Albin Anderson Wahoo Hundberg F. F. Johnson Grand Island Leonard Wiesemans Marie Moore Violet Kearns Bernice Ball Paul Timms Lincoln Eli Timms Leonard Wieseman Farmers Union Adelph Kresha Columbus Hospital Elmer Gleim Gresham Earl Bond Harold Hayhurst Harry Hayhurst Wheatland Wyo Roy Emmons

County Hog and Corn Day Set for January 30

County Agent Kelly schedules Corn and Hog Day at Osceola Court House starting 1 50 pm with free lunch. Lincoln experts D L Gress and Paul McDill discuss 1930 ten acre corn yield and 1939 pig crop contests. local farmers share experiences. a county corn show with prizes for ten car exhibits will be judged 12 30 pm.

Kelly Court House Osceola D. L. Gross Paul McDill Agricultural College At Lincoln Nebraska Welly D. L. Gress

Nebraska Hosts Hundreds of Winter Birds

Beatrice Sun letters note Nebraska offers an all year home for many species. McGaskell lists fifteen kinds seen January 1 and twenty three by later dates, naming juncos kinglets waxwings waxwing finches hawks owls doves and more with winter songs and calls enhancing birding in wooded areas.

Nebraska C. W. McGaskell Beatrice Sun

Osceola Students Pace High Honors Amid Strong Grades

As the semester closed, Osceola schools posted unusually high scholarship marks with few failures. Over two dozen high school students earned excellent grades, 15 percent of upper grades made honor roll, and many scored over 85 percent. Named scholars include Matilda Amacher 90x and June Koeehler 95x among others.

Osceola Matilda Amacher Dorothy Anderson Alberta Anderson Margaret Anderson Quentin Coyle Pauline Collier Erma Egelhoff Kenneth Drum Ruth Frasier Freda Zang Ross Anderson Robert Butz Sam Carson Richard LeMar

Subscriptions Open for Lincoln Journal and Osceola Record

The Lincoln Daily Journal and The Osceola Record offer a one year combined subscription for 3.95 dollars. Details promote a single price for both papers.

Lincoln Daily Journal Osceola Record

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Pioneer Osceola Bernard J. Sekol Duncan Henry Taddik Steen Hasselbalch U. B Graceland S. N. Stalnaker Mark O’neil Oliver Long Idaho Long and Sons Merle Nielson Wm. Nielson Nielson Gilbert Litten Beverly Jane Thelen Simms Henry Augustine Ella Stamm Waterloo Wm Stamm Jack Goetz John Healy Vallije Calif Minnie Goetz Wilhelm Glatter Marcia Burritt Henry Burritt Engelbert Gabel H. Skinner The Gas and Electric Company Zohner Hibbing Minnesota Tusday G. W. Bland Herman Augustine Ed Schott St Joseph Hospital O. F. Schlachter California Emery Abbott H. Holcomb Rising A. L. Scholz Dick Benlow J. W. Goetz Annie Healy Vallejo Minnie Benlow Wilbur Bennett Jim McMeekin Rebekah James Fiesbender Guy Funkhouser Chevrolet Agency Polk Phillip Mildred McDaniel Hazel Nelson Williams M. E. Ladies Aid Peterson Dave Carlson G. T. Ray Tally-Ho Green Cathedral Girls Glee Club Shadow March Girls Glee Club Hansel and Gretel Betty Jo Until the Dawn Soldiers Chorus Boys Glee Club Beatrice Man Dad Henry Howard Yates Chiropracor Phone
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