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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1934

Page

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Vance Meacham Killed In Auto Accident

Vance Meacham aged 28 of Fairview community died after a two car overturn on a highway south of Silver Creek. Harold Maxcy survived and was hospitalized in Columbus with a collapsed lung. Funeral services will be held at the Fairview Methodist Church conducted by Rev. E S Waser. Interment at Osceola Cemetery.

Vance Meacham Thomas Meacham Fairview Harold Maxcy Silver Creek Maxcy Gus Carlson C. O. Carlson Columbus I .B. Maxcy Fairview and Valley Vanes Deloss Meacham Thehei Prairie High School Hoo Tie Thema Meacham Onch Lawrence Meach

Fairview Community Notes and Local Visits

Miss Zola Frizzeu spent a weekend as a guest of guests at Kearney. Mr Mina Buchta and Mrs Sim Cadwell with daughter attended. Residents visited Mrs Ed Watts in Osceola last Wednesday. Fairview women gathered to plan a church event with about twenty five ladies. Francis DeBere family moved west of Clarks to operate an eatery at the White Way and Lincoln Highways. Jennie Lou Buchta injured her arm at school. Rev Maxcey received a $10 birthday gift from Fairview. Joyce Maxcy stayed with parents then traveled to Sioux City and Lincoln for the weekend.

Zola Frizzeu Kearney Mina Buchta Sim Cadwell Naomi Ed Watts Osceola Winery Hathey Mason City Tastam Westersday Wm. Wise- 1 Francis DeBere Clarks White Way Lincoln H. A. McCormick Dean Lester Ped Omaha Jennie Lou Buchta Virgil Clair McCormick Stromsburg Tillman Joy Eleazer McCormick Ferne Dake LaVerne

Ladies Aid Plans Next Sunday Program After Flu

The Ladies Aid will meet Friday afternoon and prepare a full program for next Sunday. Last Sunday evening service was cut due to flu but the illness has subsided. An outline from the book Forgive Us Our Trespasses will be announced, with Sunday School and adult class focusing on The Definition of a Christian and the Sermon on the Mount.

Wyoth W. H. Wright

GT Ray Fits Glasses With Newest Style Rims

GT Ray unveils a fresh eyewear lineup featuring the latest rim designs. The campaign highlights bold frames, new materials, and modern silhouettes aimed at fashion conscious buyers. Local retailers report strong interest in the illustrated models.

GT Ray

Sunday Visitors and Local Social News

Mrs P J Aldgren and son Dr Fredolph Pollock of Norfolk with Mrs John Johnson and Mrs Josephine Newman of Stromsburg visited Oscar Fredrickson and family Sunday afternoon. Ansel Fredrickson and Edwin Lewis of Fairfield recent guests. K M M J radio visit noted. Mission Circle met at Roger Headley home. hostesses were Mrs Headley and Mrs Cam pain. Ansel Fredrickson, Oscar Fredrickson, and daughters La Verne and Pearl visited Grand Island on Saturday. Birthday party for Elmer Carlson hosted by Elmer’s family Sunday afternoon.

P. J. Aldgren Fredolph Pollock Norfolk John Johnson Josephine Newman Stromsburg Oscar Fredrickson Ansel Fredrickson Edwin Lewis Fairfield Near Mission Circle Roger Headley Wm. Campain C. Marvin Fredrickson la Verne Pearl Grand Island Sherman Ferrell Elmer Carlson Elmer

St Pauls Lutheran Church Weekly Services and Events

Harmony Society meeting moved to Miss Eldena Johnsons home Friday at 8 00 p m Sunday School and Bible Classes at 1 00 m Worship Service at 11 00 m Sermon By The Grace Of God Vespers 7 30 p m Choir Practice Tuesday evening Ladies Aid at the church led by Mrs H C Hansen Subscriptions renewed via campaign appreciation Wood cutters thanked Pastor Paul Melin expresses thanks for support and assistance.

ST. Paul's Lutheran Church Harmony Society Eldena Johnson Grace of God Ladies Aid H. C. Hansen

Stoner Club Reports Twenty Seven Members and Visitors

The Stoner Club met Wednesday afternoon January 17 with Nellie Watts. Twenty seven members and sixteen visitors attended. Mae Hastings presided. Maple Leaf Club members performed. Launch served by the hostess with Neola and Olive Watts assisting. February meeting set as an open gathering at the school house for members and families. Total enrolled this year is thirty two.

Stoner Club Nellie Watts Mae Hastings Maple Leaf Club Launch Neola Olive Watts

Pastor Denounces State Banking Dept as Reign of Terror

In Cedar Bluffs Rev. D K Miller a banker depositor and church member labeled Nebraska state banking department a reign of terror. He urged Governor Bryan to fully investigate department activity and criticized deposits awards and the penitentiary while urging transparency and accountability. He cited a $500000 dissipation figure and questioned funds of the Cedar Bluffs guaranty fund amid court rulings.

D. K. Miller Cedar Bluffs Cedar Bluffs Presbyterian Church Nebraska State Banking Department Nebraska State Penitentiary Miller Bryan Barking God Cedar Bluffs Bank Supreme Court State Saunders County Mered Bryan Fremont Tribune

Hospital Notes From Osceola Hospital

Miss Anna Kohl recovering after operation at Osceola Hospital and expected home later this week. Jerry Hayes two and a half years old son of Mr and Mrs Dan Hayes had a minor operation Wednesday morning by Dr Ralph Schroeder. Lyle Nelson released after an appendicitis operation last week. Mrs F W Berck west of Osceola had tonsils removed by Dr C LeMar last Friday morning.

Anna Kohl Osceola Hospital Jerry Hayes Dan Hayes Ralph Schroeder Lyle Nelson F. W. Berck West of Ossceola C . LeMar

Local residents visit relatives and travel to Omaha and Chicago

Mrs Wm Schaper has been visiting since Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Lunner and will join Mr Schaper in Chicago. Their daughter Betty-Lou stays with grandparents for the school year. Mission Circle of Stromsburg Baptist Church met at Mrs L A Hrickson’s home. Stanton Moore drove to Omaha and back. The Andersons visited Anna Anderson and Esther Lamb. Edgar Underhill spent Sunday with his parents. Mr and Mrs Ray Hunsaker were called to Carthage Illinois for their father’s illness and death. Morris Clifford and family of Lincoln visited relatives in Clarks and with F Clifford. Emil S F Johnson and son Leslie and others drove to Omaha. Leslie bought a 1934 Plymouth for Johnson Motor Co. Fred Guggenmoss and family from Dorchester visited H Christensen. they planned a brief Danabrog visit with relatives.

Boole Herman Schlachter Cincinnatti Ohio Shelby Rev O. F. Schlachter Wesley Brazee Fern Shay Los Angeles Calif L.A.L Miss Shay John Lees O. A Watkins Wahoo Herman Rood Mood Phil Ball Wm Stamm Mr. Rood Polk County Wahoo Momcay Sid Lampkins Lampkins Wahoo Hospital Thelen Omaha E. B. Abbott Opal, Castor of Lincoln Mildred Bernt Wm. Schaper Lunner Chicago Schaper Betty-Lou Mission Circle Stromsburg Baptist Church L. A. Hrickson Stanton Moore Charles E. Anderson Clarence Anderson Anna Anderson Esther Lamb Edgar Anderhill Grand Island Ray Underhill Ray Hunsaker Carthage Ill Morris Clifford Sam Clifford Clarks F. Clifford Clifford Nebraska State Journal Emil S. F Johnson Leslie Amblerson Mis Anderson Johnson Motor Co. Fidiay Fred Guggenmoss Dorchester H. Christensen Guggenmos Mr. Christensen Danabrog

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Events

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henggeler and children near Columbus hosted relatives. Julius Nebosis called on Alfred Bernt near Columbus. Neighborhood residents attended St Marys church social in Shelby. Wedding dance in Columbus honored Bernard Kryscki with Gertrude Alt formerly Miss Kryscki.

Fred Henggeler Columbus Hubert Jaax Nick Eller Julius Nebosis Alfred Bernt John Gabriel Martha Jaax Frank Jaax Albert Schmoker John Huggiler Max Bernt Bertha Bernt John Staroscik St. Mary‘s Shelby Ernest Jerry Teddie Zeleny Schuyler Albert Bernt Johnnie Thomasvicc Duncan Alfred Walter Bernt Frank Tschauner Bernard Kryscki Kryscki Gertrude Alt Edward Messing Herman Thelen

Tentative schedule of corn-hog meetings

The County Corn-Hog committee with F B Kelly agricultural agent plans meetings on the Corn-Hog plan. Farmers receive notices with contracts and materials and are urged to attend at least one meeting to learn what the government program offers and counter rumors.

Court House F. B. Kelly Washington

P W A Project In Court Here

Judge Hastings hears a PWA contract dispute in district court over a water tank project. Lincoln Steel Works seeks the contract, claiming their bid was seven dollars lower than Omaha Steel Works. The suit targets Polk village trustees. Interest centers on testimony from both sides in Lincoln and Omaha.

P.W.A Hastings Lincoln Steel Works PWA Omaha ‘Steel Works Lincoln Concern Omaha Polk Lincoln

Corn Hog Meeting Schedule for County Readiness

The countywide Corn-Hog meetings run through next week. Farmers are urged to attend at least one session across multiple precincts including Shelby Valley Wayland Clear Creek Island Polk Pleasant Home Platte Valley Osceola Stromsburg and other locations with dates from January 23 to February 1.

Shelby Gymnasium Canada Precinct Valley Precinct Wayland Church Hackberry Ball Clear Creek Island Polk High School Pleasant Home Platte Hahn Istand Tallview Hall Valley Osceola Bulding

Wesley Chapel community meeting shares schoolhouse program

District 40 will present a program at a community meeting held at the schoolhouse Thursday evening January 25. The public is invited, and attendees are urged to bring plates and forks for their own family.

District 40 Wheling Mabel Bassett Edmund Gabel O. J. Kropatsch Leon Fred Richard Merrick Alvin Merrick

Obituary of Mrs T H Matticks in Shelby area

Julia Odessa Elliott born January 14 1874 Polk County Nebraska died January 17 1934 southeast of Shelby age 58 years 3 days married Theodore Matticks December 14 1892 to three children John Alturtus Nerdus Eleanor Inez Maze survive husband and children Funeral services conducted by Rev J W Stiverson and Rev E E Pengelly at United Brethren Church buried in Shelby Graceland Cemetery

Norris Campbell Norris Scott ‘Campbell Brookfield Aidams County Iowa A. H. Campbell Atlantic Benjamin C Elizabeth Scott Campbell Matilda Gierhart Osceola Nebraska Texas Oregon Campbell Flora Hansen Alfred C. Campbell Camp Lewis Washington Mabel Sullivan Eugene M. E.c W. H. Wright T. H. Matticks Julia Odessa Elliott Polk County Shelby Theodore Matticks John Alturtus Nerdus Eleanor Inez Maze United Brethern Church Christian Church J. W. Stiverson E. E Pengelly United Brethren Church Shelby Graceland

Stromsburg Wins Benedict Here Friday

Osceola was defeated by Stromsburg 28 to 11 after a 22 to 8 first half. Osceola seconds won 19 to 11. This week Coach Gilbert's teams play at Shelby Wednesday, Benedict plays there Friday. second team game starts at 7 30.

Stromsburg Benedict Osceola Borg Bulldogs Osceola Seconds Gilbert Shelby

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