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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

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Osceola Hosts President Roosevelt Birthday Ball

Osceola joins 5600 communities in a nationwide fundraiser for infantile paralysis. The American Legion hall hosts a ball with dancing and cards on January 30, chaired by Dr. F. T. Butz and Andrew E. Nyquist handling tickets. Seventy cents of each dollar fund rehabilitation locally, while 30 cents support a national research commission.

Roosevelt Osceola American Legion Hall Andrew BE. Nyquist

Osceola Women Hold Afternoon Literature Meeting

Osceola Women's Club Literature Department met with Mrs. Shaw to discuss Latest Scientific Developments. A book review followed by Mrs. Glark. The Junior Literature Department met at Mrs. Kepner's home with papers on Italy and Switzerland. The Music Division rehearsed at the schoolhouse. thirteen attended.

Osceola Women’s Club M. Shaw A. F. Nuquist W. H. Glark W. R. Kepner A. A. Wurtz Italy W. W. Norton

Fire destroys Ellis White farm home near Polk

The York County farm home of Ellis White six miles south of Polk burned shortly before noon Tuesday. The cause was a gasoline motor explosion used for washing. A new piano bought last week was destroyed. Firefighters arrived too late to save the building or its contents. loss partially insured.

Ellis White Polk York County White Polk Fire Department

Wesley Chapel Food Sale At Local Store Draws Crowd

The Wesley Chapel lunch and food sale at the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company Store drew a good crowd despite the cold. Neighbors thanked workers and helpers for the event. Earlier, Delmar Richmond’s cousins gathered Tuesday to celebrate her birthday. James Treadway turned eighteen, celebrated by neighbors at his home last Thursday.

Wesley Chapel Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Delmar Richmond James Treadway

County wall map for Polk land owners offered free

The Record offers free wall maps of Polk County showing names and locations of land owners to subscribers. Available at The Record office.

Polk County

Deaths and notices fill Stromsburg obituary column

Mrs. W V Sharp wife of dentist Dr W V Sharp dies suddenly from heart attack after a long illness. Surviving are her husband two sons and a brother. Funeral at the Sharp home led by local ministers. John Malm dies at 73 from heart failure. two daughters and a son survive. Also word of Mrs George Brophy death in Omaha. Birth announced for a York hospital baby boy. Founders Day luncheon observed by A R Chapter P E O. Fire at Mrs S F Johnson residence causes substantial damage. Church Ladies Mission Circle meets Osceola Osceola Chapter P BE O delegation visit.

Stromsburg W. V. Sharp inStromsburg E. C. Staley M. E. Church C. V. Powell Waverly Scott Hall Post American Legion John Malm Union Pacific Railroad Company C. C. Snodgrass York Hospital A. R J. T. Stanton Ladies Mission Circle Stromsburg Baptist Church August E. Anderson A. D. Anderson

Obituary of John F. Timm from Osceola

John Fredrick Timm 56 died January 14 in Salinas California. Funeral Monday at Osceola Methodist Church with Rev. Maxcy and Rev. Wreghht officiating. burial in Valley Cemetery. Born September 27 1878 in Osceola he married Daisy Couch June 25 1906 Denver. Survived by six living children in California, eight total. five brothers Edd George Chris Ernest Charles. five sisters Klinkman Fillman Skaggs Wieseman Hendrickson. many relatives and friends.

John F. Timm Osceola John Timm Salinas California Timm E. B. Maxcy Fairview Valley John Fredrick Timm Nebraska Denver Colorado Daisy Couch Edd George Chris Eustis Ernest Charles Frank Klinkman Callaway Hattie Fillman Omaha Carl Skaggs North Platte Phillip Wieseman Frank Hendrickson

Hastings Makes Fight For Non-Partisan Bill

Representative Jay Hastings Osceola Republican urged passage of Herrick Democrat's bill to place all county officers on a non political ballot. The proposal was defeated 60 to 28 on roll call with defenders arguing the bill would improve local office performance.

Hastings Jay Hastings Herrick Democrat The State Journal Osceola Reublican Cone BE. M. van Seggern Est Point

Polk County N F L A Holds Annual Meeting

Polk County National Farm Loan Association elected directors for 1935 at the January 8 meeting in Osceola. Officers are E A Swanson president Martin Scholz vice president and L M Merrick secretary treasurer. In 1934 the group approved 104 land bank and commissioner loans totaling $438,200 for farmers in Polk York and Merrick counties. Loans mature in 13 to 36 years with semi annual payments. The association has 150 members who have loans from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha through the association.

Polk County N. F. L. A Polk County National Farm Loan Association Osceola FE. A. Swanson Martin Scholz Wm. J. Herrmann Oscar Boden John G. Carlson E. A. Swanson L. M. Merrick L. M.merrick Land Bank and Commissioner Polk York Merrick Federal Land Bank of Omaha

Farm Account School Helps Farmers Track Costs

A farm account school will meet at the Osceola courthouse on Saturday January 26 at 2 pm to explain simple records for corn hog and wheat transactions and to help farmers compute profits and losses. The session is free with confidential one on one assistance and farmers may start free book keeping help a year from now. Ten Polk county farmers will receive help, and the venue will be posted at the courthouse entrance.

Court House Extension Service Rural Economics Department Osceola Polk County

Polk County Basketball Tournament Opens in Stromsburg

The Polk County Basketball tournament runs January 30 to February 1 in Stromsburg with Osceola facing Stromsburg and Shelby meeting Polk on Thursday. Friday features the winners playing for county supremacy. Reserve games begin Wednesday. Polk holds the longest current winning streak expected to end soon.

Polk County Stromsburg Osceola Shelby Polk

District 62 Ents' Social and Local Visits Highlight Week

Waldo Holm hosted High Prairie friends in a district celebration while Arvid Peterson and Adolph Forss visited Columbus to see Jo Fjell in St. Marys Hospital. O D D Club met at Frank Nybloom. Petersons visited Polk. Robert Nyquist and Budd Vincent's visits noted. District play dates teased with title The Clay's the Thing.

Waldo Holm Arvid Peterson Adolph Forss Will Jell Columbus Jo Fjell St. Mary’s Hospital Frank Nybloom Polk Robert Nyquist Budd Vincent Hugo DeBere

S P Johnson Ill After Boil Infection At Home

S P Johnson has been ill at his home the past week with an infection caused by boils.

S. P. Johnson

Shelby Social Roundup Reflects Visits and Family News

Mrs Cornstalk leaves for Riverton Iowa after a Shelby visit with aunt Miss Anna Mawher. Relatives attend funeral of Mrs L C Lemon including Keith Lemon and many from Lincoln Hubbel Rising City Osceola York and David City. Mrs Roy Johnson hosts Hope Circle. Dorcas Society plans luncheon. neighbors surprise 18th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Maticks. T W German heads to Mt Vernon Iowa for business and relatives. Isabelle McGimpsey recovers from recent operation in Columbus. Bentley Fosbender joins parents in Lincoln after exams in Shelby. County Superintendent Olive McBeth attends convention in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Herman Anderson visit from Stromsburg. Mrs J W Stiverson returns from Kansas City trip. Mrs J C Hotchkiss recovering well.

Shelby David City O. A. Lemon York Walford Hiatt Rising City Orval Keebaugh Gresham Emerson Keebaugh Osceola Roscoe ‘Crumbliss John Paisley George Keebaugh Orletha Keebaugh Art. Smith Roderick Smith Roy Johnson Hope Circle Dorcas Society John Mettlen John Matticks James Fosbender Bentley Shelby High School Lincoln Olive McBeth Herman Anderson Strom

Hospital Notes from Osceola Hospital

Multiple brief hospital updates: Miss Kilma Johnston and Robert Sigler had minor operations with Dr. Cassady of Omaha assisted by Dr. R. L. Schroeder. A 6 12 pound baby boy was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Richards. Ruel Sward had tonsils removed by Dr. Harley Eklund. Ed Keith of York suffered scalp lacerations and back injuries in an auto accident and will be confined days. Twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scharf enburg died the same evening.

Kilma Johnston Robert Sigler Osceola Hospital Cassady Omaha R. L. Schroeder Morris Richards Ruel Sward C. A. Sward Swede Harley Eklund Ed Keith York Grant Walgren Warren Scharfenburg

St Andrews Social Roundup Visits and Weddings

Mr and Mrs Nick Eller and son Donnie visited Mrs Anna Seberger in Columbus. Miss Mary Kubicek spent a week with the Arthur Johansen home. The wedding dance for Mr and Mrs Raymond Sokol in Duncan drew many local youths with music by the Seven Aces. John Tomaschecs, Elsie and Virginia Bernt, and Walter Bernt visited the Albert Bernt home. Julius Nebosis and son Walter visited Columbus. St Andrews youths attended a Shelby dance as invited guests. Rudolph Nitsch and son of near Duncan visited the Fred Bernt home.

Nick Eller Donnie Anna Seberger Columbus Mary Kubicek Arthur Johansen Raymond Sokol Duncan Seven Aces John Tomaschecs Elsie Virginia Bernt Walter Bernt Albert Bernt Julius Nebosis Walter St. Andrews Shelby Rudolph Nitsch Near Duncan Fred Bernt

Polk County Relief Expenditures 1934 35 Summary

Polk County reports three month relief expenditures from October to January totaling 14 290 44. October combined 3 424 92 with 2 150 42 from local funds and 1 274 50 federal drouth relief 1 274 50. November total 4 894 18 with local 3 112 83 and federal drouth 1 781 35. December totals 5 (numbers truncated) with local 2 823 79 fed drouth 1 814 00 and drouth 1333 355. Viola Vail directs Polk County Federal Emergency Relief Bureau.

Human relief—Co Drouth Relief Fed Drouth Polk County Federal Emergency Relief Bureau Viola Vail

Polk County Farmers Plan Windbreak Plantings

Four Polk county farms will plant trees this year under Clarke McNary act demonstrations. Herman Thelen will install a south windbreak to protect buildings and land. Petrus C Nelson adds multiple windbreaks around his farmstead. J A Jones will plant a 145 rod shelter belt of two rows Austrian pines and one row Russian olives to shield pines from winds. Last year 38 farmers bought trees in 100‑tree lots at $1.00. applications available at the Osceola agricultural agent’s office.

Polk County Herman Thelen Hackberry Precinct Petrus C. Nelson Platte Precinct J. A. Jones Platte Osceola

West Side Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births

Mrs Axel Fredrickson and guests from Octavia Nebr dined at the Oscar Berglund home. Mr and Mrs Morris Johnson welcomed a baby boy born Wednesday. The Leonard Wieseman birthday honored by the Nelsons. Sander Peterson visited North Platte relatives then returned home. Waldo Holm marked his 16th birthday with High Prairie High School friends. The Swede Home Choir held rehearsal and bid farewell to Doris Toline entering nurse training in Omaha. The T C W Club set February 1 at Mrs Harlan Johnson. Ruel Sward had a tonsil operation at Osceola Hospital. Rev David Anderson of York spent time with the Sward family. Gust Monson welcomed a baby girl born January 17. Lloyd Adelson visited Joe Fjell at Columbus Hospital. Joel Toline family dined at Herman Jones. Hartwig Flodman visited Columbus. Mrs Joe Monson visited Genoa. Rev Fowler returned from Lincoln Ministerial Convention. Get-To-Gether Club hosted by Mrs Monson at Wm Fohl home. High Prairie P T A meets Friday with program by Holm Oberg and Fjell.

Axel Fredrickson Myra Dorothy Wesley Oscar Berglund Octavia, Nebr Morris Johnson Johnson Myrtle ‘Monson Petrus Nelson Leonard Wieseman Theodore Sander Peterson Cedric Anderson North Platte Nels Holm High Prairie High School Waldo Doris Toline Immanuel Lutheran Hospital Omaha T. C. W. Club Harlan Johnson Ruel Sward Osceola Hospital David Anderson York Sward Gust Monson Lloyd Adelson Joe Fjell Columbus Hospital

Polk County Wall Maps Available at The Record Office

A brief notice announces a limited supply of Polk County wall maps. The Record Office urges readers to purchase while stocks last.

Polk Community Note Highlights Local Events and Meeting

A Polk dinner honored Mrs J W Nelson Anton Johnson and Marie Johnson with a cake for Mrs Nelson. Dr J B Williams had a minor car accident near town. Local families bought the Coffee Shop in Osceola. Polk residents attended the Mid West Livestock Show in Denver and a sewing party hosted by Mrs Arnold Isaacson. A basketball game vs York ended 11 to 35. Congress and monetary policy discussed in a constituent letter column with national figures and a Prairie States Congressmen committee appointment.

J. W. Nelson Anton Johnson Marie Johnson Doc Paul Joy Osceola Kenneth Johnson Joy Yes Denver Hal Ostberg Keneath Strand Arnold Isaacson Harvey Hahn Henry Cramer Ben Peterson Adolph Dose Herbert Wurtz E. D. Madison Victor Johnson Methodist Ladies Aid R. E. Dahlin Marie Della Mae Madison Morris Lindburg Central City Mesdames Neal McNaught Ani Rodney Anderson Baby John Seymour York Wm. Larson A. C. Quillen Henry Horstman Carl Steelquist Will Wurtz Donald Johnson Herbert Olson D. N. Mills Art Lowe Hordville Clyde Stevens A. W. Shafer West Pork Laura van Housen Sidney Crow Polk Town Polk Charles Whittemore Charles McGinnis Ed Larson Little Gloria John Adelson Arthur Leslie Arthur Scholz Freddie Lee W. P. Miller Rydlund, Jensen and Sward

Forty Niners Bridge Club Meeting Planned Monday

The Forty Niners Bridge Club will meet on Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weils.

Forty Niners Bridge Club W. S. Weils

Methodist Ladies Aid Grapples With Weather and Plans

The congregation notes good attendance last Sunday despite severe cold with 81 in Sunday School and a full choir. Members look forward to the Epworth League Institute at York and a Fire-Side Hour next Sunday evening. Elton Berck chairs the organizing committee with Walter Berck and Andrew Nuquist.

Methodist Church Ladies Aid Epworth League Institute York A. Nuquist Robert Inness Edgar Guest I. J. Merrick Ord Elton Berck Walter Berck Andrew Nuquist

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