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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1939

Page

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Power Co sale is called off in Nebraska dispute

L. R. King of Iowa Nebraska Light & Power announces withdrawal from the agreement to sell electric properties in Nebraska to Tri County and Loup Public Power Districts. Negotiations cancelled after districts failed to arrange immediate financing. Company thanks customers and communities for support and pledges continued service.

Public Power Districts Federal Power Commission Nebraska Electric

Elsie Campbell Seeks Absolute Divorce in Nebraska

Mrs. Elsie G. Campbell of Hordville Nabr filed for absolute divorce from Harold G. Campbell in district court Monday. She alleges extreme cruelty excessive drinking and non support and seeks custody of their 9 year old daughter and 15 per month child support. The couple has been separated since March when the defendant went to Illinois and did not return. Attorney J T Stanton represents the plaintiff.

Elsie G. Campbell Hordville Nebr Harold G. Campbell Campbell Illinois J. T. Stanton Stromsburg Aurora News

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Youth Rally Report

The Osceola Methodist Church outlines a full Sunday program with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by El ton Berck followed by Worship at 11:00 a.m. and a sermon on The Trait of Truth. Evening activities include Junior and Senior High Leagues and a Leadership Training Course on Christian Beliefs for Present Day Living.

Methodist Church Elton Berck Osceola Stromsburg Methodist Church Schwartz Nebraska Wesleyan York Methodist Church Bishop Oxnam Ladies Aid Service Committee Merle Watts Hattie Newcomer Walter Wells L. Hennings Mable Backlund A. C. Monkman

Harmony Society to meet at Mrs Branting’s home

Lutheran Church lists week events including Harmony Society gathering on Thursday at eight with Ruth Walgren as program leader. Sunday services show 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship and 7 30 pm evening service with Faiths Foundation and Work of Christ themes.

Harmony Society Raymond Branting Ruth Walgren Faiths Foundation Christ Ladies Aid Clarence Carlson George Malek Anton Lundeen China Africa

Osceola Seconds Stand With Perfect Record In Season

The Osceola seconds have a perfect 1000 season so far with strong ball handling. Warren Umshler leads scoring while Jack Hastings trails closely as top contributors for the squad.

Osceola Warren Umshler Jack Hastings

Honor Roll Listed By Grade For Third Six Weeks

The notice announces students on the third six weeks honor roll across sixth through twelfth grades. Names are listed with divisions for Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, and High School seniors through freshmen, including honorable mentions. An asterisk marks those on the semester honor roll.

Darlene Wisely Ruth Merrick Clayton Rystrom Betty Jean Cummings Jean Hrotchkiss Opal Sargent I Crawford Campbell Elaine Malek Ruby Olson Bobbie Ball Dick Mills Margaret Anne Hansen Patty Lu Rogers Margaret Monkman Maxine Wright Sam Byers Tom Moore Nell Reece Harriet Thelander Floriene Dunn Jo Deay Betty Jean Angell Lois Croisant Merle Luft Naomi Pearson Iola Wieseman Kay Huston Ruth Walgren Rolland Johnson Bob Mills Richard Malek Jack Hastings Dorothy Jones Irma Stewart

West Side Social Roundup Sees Local Guests and Meetings

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Peter entertained Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and Billy and Mr and Mrs Oscar Fredrickson and La Verne. The T C W club meets Thursday January 26 with Mrs Ronald Sarrow for a pot luck lunch. Herman Jones and sons joined Elmer Carl son for a birthday gathering for Myron Jones and Mr Carlson. Dorcas and Missionary Society gatherings slated with Evelyn Oquist and Francis Beulah Toline. Mrs John Johnson returns from Stromsburg hospital under care of daughter Mrs Adolph Forss. Maye Beardsley and Bob visited Roger Headley home. Choir practice Sunday at 2:00 PM.

Kenneth Peterson Earl Johnson Billy Oscar Fredrickson la Verne T.C. W. Club Ronald Sarrow Herman Jones and Sons Elmer Carlson Myron Jones Mr. Carlson The Missionary Society Dorcas Evelyn Oquist Francis Beulah Toline John Johnson Stromsburg Hospital Adolph Forss Maye Beardsley Bob Roger Headley

Shelby Area News Roundup Sees Visits and Obituary

Alvin Beerbaum of Ottumwa Iowa visited Shelby for several days and traveled to David City and Garrison. C A Anderson moved to Hubert Thelen Jr property in north Shelby. Mrs Carrie Thelen and Mrs E G Brillhart attended an A M A Auxiliary meeting in Lincoln. Shelby Fire Company held an oyster supper and program with 50 attendees. Vinton Clark left hospital after an operation and returned home. Mrs Elese Chase cared for Fred Berger in Shelby. Mrs Frank Tschauner died in Columbus at age 59 leaving ten children. Funeral held at Columbus Catholic church. Sacred Heart choir members enjoyed a party at the rectory.

Alvin Beerbaum Ottumwa Iowa Shelby David City Garrison C. A. Anderson Rolly Blair Hubert Thelen, Jr North Carrie Thelen E. G. Brillhart Lincoln Cornhusker Shelby Fire Company A.O.U.W. Hall Vinton Clark Shelby Hospital Elese Chase Havelock Nebr Fred Berger Ed Scowworth Frank Tschauner Columbus Harold Gondringer Paul Rinke Robert Rinke Grand Island Agnes Seigle Seattle Wash Mary Shively Almira Bertha Haag Alliance M. A. O’boyle Sacred Heart Church

Presbyterian Church Notices January Services and Committees

Sunday School at 10 AM on January 29. Thursday event Merry Workers on January 26. Mesdames Birdie Walrath and Della Johnson serve on the committee.

Presbyterian Church Merry Workers Birdie Walrath Della Johnson

Adairs Buy Ashland Restaurant. Take Possession This Week

Mr and Mrs D W Adair departed Monday for Ashland where they purchased a restaurant and will assume ownership within the week. Record ads pay dividends as business moves forward.

D. W. Adair Ashland

St Andrews Social News and Local Visits

St. Andrews updates note visitingFamily events at the Messing and Cerny homes. Jaax and Smith families host gatherings, with prize winners named at a St Anne's Society card party. Lincol announces orthopedic surgery for Lawrence Bernt, and Eller's family paid respects at a funeral. Harmony Society elects officers and plans newspaper staff.

Local Social News and PTA Meeting Scheduled

Mrs Laura Hendrickson and Glenn visited at the Andrew Hianson home on Sunday. PTA districts 2 and 64 set a meeting for Friday evening January 27 at the Stoner school house. A play Henrys Mail Order Wife will be staged by local youths.

Laura Hendrickson Glenn Andrew Hianson P.T.A Stoner School Henry Warren Randell Denver Oliver Westberg Arvid Anderson Lillian Brown Carl Freidy Rising City Lowell Calhoun Benedict Maurice Watts Beryl Fox Horace McKeag Walter Russell Marilyn Russell Fullerton Elmer Gleim Gresham James McKeag Sr Bill Bahr Eva Sheldon Roy Sheldon Millard Lyle Johnston Earl Watts

Local social roundups across Polk and Stromsburg areas

A long list of dinner and visiting guests from Benedict, Hordville, Stromsburg, Stroms burg, Hampton, Aurora, and surrounding towns is recorded. Notable names include Henry and Walter Seymours, the Widgas, the Steelquists, the Kroger and McNaught families, and Mrs. Theo Doremus among many others. Mrs. Glenn Hill earned a prize winning ovation at the Buffalo County Fun Feed in Kearney.

Carl Steelquist Lloyd Kroger Geanelle Neil McNaught and Ferne Schweitzer LaVerne Fredrickson Maxine Kroger Robert Strickland Bruce Cowgill Henry Horstman G. M.hill Ella Shenk O. F. Alfreds Henry Sandell John McMurrin Hordville Ben Stromberg Stromsburg Ed Coover Forrest Anderson Lloyd Hahn Glenn Hill Wm. Stevens Blanche C. Marvin Fredrickson Morris Johnson R. E. Myers Craig Theo.Larson Ed Larson Gloria Emil Person York J. A. Sedan Theo Doremus The Missionary Society Lester Rehrs Theodore Rehrs Hampton Lester Stark Aurora Harold Hanquist Harvey Hiahn Levi Hendrickson Harlan Frasier Patricia of Ord A. W. Shafer Clyde Green Clyde Cantrell Elmer Allison Kearney Buffalo County Howard Peterson Jeanne Backlund Osceola

Puzzle and game school to be held

Ralph Copenhaver extension specialist in recreation will hold a game and puzzle school Friday January 27 at 10 am in the Osceola High School manual training room. Participants should bring basic hand tools and usable lumber while families may share one tool set. The event aims to involve husbands and wives in planning home life.

Ralph Copenhaver Osceola High School

Group Discussion Leader Training in Osceola

A leader training meeting for group discussion leaders will be held in the Court Room Osceola on Monday January 30 at 10 30 a m Drummond Jones of Washington DC will attend and share methods of leading discussions Also Mr Holland head of program supervision for the Extension division will be present Participants should notify the Farm Bureau Office to reserve seating.

Court Room Osceola Drummond Jones Washington D. C Jones Holland Farm Bureau

Farmer's Fun Feed Set for February 14 at Stromsburg

Polk county agricultural agent Peterson announces the annual Farmer's Fun Feed at Scott's Hall Stromsburg February 14 at 6 30 p m. The event uses a covered dish luncheon format with W H Brokaw director of Nebraska Extension Service as main speaker. Program details to follow. The theme centers on Valentine’s day with a heart to heart format.

Peterson Polk County Scott’s Hall Stromsburg W. H. Brokaw Extension Service Nebraska

Birthday Celebrations and Visits Highlight Stromsburg Social

A Stromsburg report notes birthdays for Miss Emma Anderson and Isaac Samuelson with family gatherings at the Anderson home. Lincoln and Polk county residents, including the Samuelsons, Andersons, and Linds, joined Sunday dinners. Other visits include Mr. and Mrs. Clair McCormick guests, Frigidaire convention in Omaha for Thompson and Wills, and a funeral service in Axtell for Mrs. C J Carlson. Albert Hedbloom attended a Grand Island Daily Independent banquet honoring editor A F Buechler on his 70th birthday and 48 years of service.

Victor Anderson Emma Anderson Isaac Samuelson Mr. Samuelson Harvey Lind Polk Vernon Anderson Vivian Warner Denah Samuelson Lincoln Carleton Anderson Osceola Clair McCormick Spencer Miller Fern Leonard Miller Wm. F. Thompson Melvin Wills Shelby Omaha Thompson Mr. Wills H. B. Branting J. L. Olson C. J. Carlson Axtell Branting Olson Albert Hedbloom Grand Island Daily Independent Yancey Hotel Grand Island A. F. Buechler Daily Independent Kenneth Christensen Robert Nuquist Axel Rudeen Ludwig Rudeen

Parsonage Tea Hosts Woman's Missionary Society

Mrs A C Monkman entertained the W F M S at the parsonage on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Joel Hanson in charge of the lesson.

A. C. Monkman W.F.M.S Joel Hanson Les

Five Inch Snow Blankets Area In Quiet Monday Snow

About five inches fell Monday morning marking the heaviest snowfall this season. The quiet snow with no wind avoided drifts and melted as temperatures rise, soaking fields with needed moisture per the forecast.

4 H Clubs Formed Under Bard Leadership

The Progressive Shepherd Club and Sylvan Tree Club were organized Monday evening at Harold Hedlund's home. Charles Fischer was elected Tree Club President with Harold Hedlund as Vice President and Orville Jones as Secretary. News Reporter is Vance Bard. Wenzell Hellstrom became Sheep Club President with Paul Walgren as Vice President, Philip Jones as Secretary, and Vance Bard as News Reporter.

Frank A. Bard Progressive Shepherd Club Sylvan Tree Club Harold Hedlund Charles Fischer Tree Club Orville Jones Vance Bard Wenzell Hellstrom Sheep Club Paul Walgren Philip Jones

Shelby Citizens Seek Repeal of Auto Testing Law

A petition signed by over 200 Shelby residents was sent to Senator Jay Hastings requesting repeal of the auto testing law. The state house has delayed action, with officials leaning toward abolishing the current law, which is not being enforced except where investments in equipment exist.

Shelby Jay Hastings State House

Nebraskas Senator Fumes Over Hydro Purchase Deal

George Norris, longtime Nebraskan senator, vents frustration at Wall Street banks for refusing a 20 million loan to buy out the Iowa Nebraska hydro venture. He blames the power trust and ignores opposition from Nebraskans wary of eastern banker regulation.

Old 'Gange Norris U.S. Senate Nebraska Altho Wisconsin Wall Street George

Lenore Bachman Weds Fred Green at Concordia Kansas

Miss Lenore Bachman daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Bachman Shelby graduates Shelby High 1938 marries Fred Green Osceola High 1934 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Green Osceola on Wednesday January 18 at Concordia. The couple plan to reside in Osceola where the groom works.

Lenore Bachman Fred Green Concordia Kansas Wm. Bachman Shelby Shelby High School Osceola Osceola High School

Shelby Youth Kills Self Near Shelby Farm

Vernard Ball twenty one year old son of Ralph Ball of Shelby was found dead in a barn on Glenn Augustine’s farm eight miles north of Shelby. Sheriff and County Attorney ruled it a death by own action from a shotgun wound. No inquest planned. He leaves his father and two sisters at home. Funeral held at U B Church Shelby with Rev Plymesser officiating, burial in Shelby cemetery.

Vernard Ball Ralph Ball Shelby Glenn Augustine Peterson Phil Campbell Young Ball U. B Rev. Plymesser Shelby Cemetery

Hospital News Brief From Osceola

Mrs Richard Matheson and infant daughter Mary Kathryn returned home Monday Mrs Asa Smith a medical patient at the hospital continues to improve Gus Zang admitted Tuesday for medical treatment Mrs John Mickey and infant son released from the hospital Tuesday and returned home

Osceola Hospital Richard Matheson Mary Kathryn Asa Smith Gus Zang John Mickey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elsie Campbell Lutheran Church West Side ST. Andrews A. D. Kosch Edward Messing Hubert Jaax Henry Smith St. Anne’s Society John Cerny Nick Gondringer John Staroscik Rudolph Urban Nick Eller Leo Kresha Cerny Louis Robuck Duncan John Janx Lawrence Bernt Lincln Orthopedic Hospital Arthur Gabriel Dorothy Gabriel Terrence Messing Mildred Jaax Harmony Club Stoner Henry Seymour Walter Seymour Hennie Seymour Richard Widga Green—Bachman Shelby Youth Nacsanass Springs Peerr Ar
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