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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
5
Local families host and attend bridge clubs dinners and visits in Osceola. Haroldsons and Sniders are listed among weekend gatherings. A hospital birth is announced for Joseph Benjamin Yates. Community groups meet at homes, parsonage, and clubs with various hostesses and prizes noted.
Long Osceola items include visits from Miss Anna Anderson and Mrs. Elizabeth Pfeffer, a baby born at Osceola Hospital, and multiple local residents traveling to Lincoln Omaha and Benedict. Also listed are shop notices, insurance updates, church events, farm and property notices, and social club meeting reports.
The past two weeks of meetings at Fairview Church closed on Sunday with good attendance. Mrs Joe Karges hosted Eileen Karges’s little friends at the Karges home last Thursday. Miss Ethel Snyder from Chicago joined her parents in moving to Silverton Oregon. Virgil McCormick and Orlie Anderson left Saturday for Kansas City Kansas. Mr and Mrs Ivan Bruensbach and their baby from Lincoln were at Rev Maxcy’s home for a weekend visit. Local residents visited Wil Lohr at St Marys Hospital in Columbus and with Rev and Mrs Maxcy who drove to Lincoln to meet their new grandson born last week.
Weather shifts toward spring as residents recall last year’s snow. The PTA plans a fundraising play with participation from students and families. Local visits include the Davises and Newcomers in Polk Osceola and Gresham. Andrew Hansen was in Grand Island on business. Girls Reserve cabinet members hosted a dinner at the Olson home Stromsburg. Instructions detail preparing Neats Foot oil harness dressing and oiling steps for leather gear.
Nebraska Agricultural College recommends oiling harness at least once a year to extend life. Keeping leather supple and pliable through frequent applications helps prevent wear and tear.
The Lincoln Nebraska State Journal touts its night editions printed after 5 PM and delivered same day by mail. It claims fast rural route coverage between Omaha and Denver and offers subscriptions through June 1 1933 with daily and Sunday rates and options for North Kansas and Nebraska.
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