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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

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Will Register For Military Service Feb 14 16

About 15 000 Nebraska residents aged 20 and 21 will register February 14 16 Brigadier General Guy N Henninger National Selective Service headquar ters expects total US registration of about 9 000 000 men aged 20 to 45 with 1 650 000 in the 20 21 group Also 7 350 000 in the 36 44 group will register February 16 for unregistered males born between February 17 1897 and December 31 1921

Nebraska Guy N. Henninger Selective Service National Selective Service United States

High School Honor Roll seniors and juniors listed with grades

The list shows seniors Rita Bernt Jeanette Carlson Mary Elaine Carlson Margaret Rech Bob Fischer Rolland Gissler Norma Johansen Glennis Lindblade Ivan Tiler with grades AAAB and AABB. Juniors include Grace Bernt Margaret Hansen Dick Mills Mary Rose Schott with AAABs. Sophomores Jean Lapthorne Flaine Malek Opal Sargent Crawford Campbell Eloise Schott AAAB. Freshmen Betty Bernt Jim Chantry Darlene Wisely with AAAB or AABB.

Rita Bernt Jeanette Carlson Mary Elaine Carlson Margaret A. Rech Bob Fischer Rolland Gissler Norma Johansen Glennis Lindblade Ivan Tiler Grace Bernt Margaret Hansen Dick Mills Mary Rose Schott Jean Lapthorne Flaine Malek Opal Sargent Crawford Campbell Eloise Schott Betty Bernt Jim Chantry Darlene Wisely

Rev Lohr Expires at Grand Island Burial Friday

Reverend Lincoln Lohr longtime Polk county resident died early Wednesday in Grand Island at age 85 turning 89 next February. A prominent Evangelical minister, he served until ill health. Survived by wife two daughters a brother Chas Lohr of Silver Creek and two sisters Mrs. Walter Cornish Osceola and Mrs. Carrie Cannon Portland Oregon. Funeral services were held Friday with burial at Grand Island.

Lohr Lincoln Lohr W. A. Cornish Osceola Polk County Grand Island Pennsylvania Fullerton Chas.Lohr Silver Creek Walter Cornish Carrie Cannon Portland Oregon

Crop and Feed Loans Now Available in Polk County

James IL Hughes, Polk County Field Supervisor for the Farm Credit Administration, says 1942 crop and feed loans are open to all eligible Polk County farmers. Applications are taken at the County Extension Office, with Federal funds covering seed, feed, fuel, oil, and machinery repairs. Early applications urged to avoid delays in securing repair parts.

James IL. Hughes Polk Co Farm Credit Administration Polk County

AAA Employees Embrace Monthly Defense Bonds Plan

Polk County AAA office staff adopt a monthly pledge system to buy defense bonds and stamps. A wall chart tracks each month with spaces for actual purchases. Every employee commits to participate in the regular program.

AAA Polk County

Methodist Church Service Schedule and Debt Campaign Call

Services listed for Sunday include Church School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon titled The Adventure of Faith. A 2:30 p.m. meeting of the local church committee covers the Nebraska Methodist Institutions debt-raising campaign. Rev. A. W. Lapthorne presides.

the. Methodist Nebraska A.W. Lapthorne

Subscription Drive for World-Herald or Journal

Readers are invited to submit subscriptions for the World-Herald or Journal. The notice urges prompt action to secure copies and ongoing local coverage from the newspapers.

The World-Herald Journal

Polk County Wheat Crop Insurance Up 30 Percent

Herman A. Jones of the AAA reports a 30 percent rise in wheat crop insurance policies for 1942 with about 80 percent of eligible farmers covered. In 1941 losses occurred on 96 percent of policies. weather conditions could reduce losses in 1942, providing guaranteed wheat coverage. Polk County cooperators hold 1800 policies.

Herman A. Jones AAA Committee Polk County

Farmers Short Course at Stromsburg February 11

Arrangements are being completed for a Farmers Short Course meeting in Stromsburg on February 11. The Stromsburg Commercial Club partners with the Polk County Extension Service and the AAA sponsors the event featuring talks and demonstrations by prominent men and women and a noon lunch. The morning Women’s program covers drying foods and garden tips while the Men’s session discusses farm machinery repair pasture seeding and the Food for Freedom program. The afternoon includes a guest speaker and demonstrations on meat cutting and dairy product care. The event runs from 10:00 a.m. to about 3:30 p.m. Everyone is invited.

Stromsburg iMen

District 18 social notes mix Shelby visits and prizes

Mr and Mrs Guy Funkhouser of Shelby visited the Louis Horndorff home for Mrs Horndorff birthday anniversary. Special guests included Mrs Hardy Christensen and others. The club met at Mrs Ralph Hassel bach with prizes to Mrs Coffin Kosch Horndorff Christensen Messing and Shirley Johnson. Oyster stew at Fred Hecker home Friday with Wilhelm Kosch winning high. People visits from Towa Genoa to Coffin and Benda households.

District Guy Funkhouser Shelby Louis Horndorff Horndorff Ronald Clobes Funkhousers Ralph Hasselbach Hardy Christensen Maurice Branigan Alta Micek Conrad Messing Staroscik Coffin Carl Benda Genoa Gus Benda

Fairview Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Cedric Fin ey and the Ray Graham family visited Arcadia to spend the day with the Low ell Fincy family. Funeral for Rev Lincoln Lohr drew attendees including Wm Dake C L Dake L R Meacham and C F McCormick of Stromsburg.

Fairview Cedric Finecy Dolly Finecy Ray Graham Near Havens Arcadia Lowell Finecy Wm. Dake C. L. Dake L. R. Meacham C. F. McCormick Stromsburg Lincoln Lohr Grand Island Dolly Fineey Omaha Co. L. Dake Ladies Aid Dale Buchta Lincoln Calmar Dunn Mina Buchta George Heinemeyer Tom Meacham

Luther Church Observes Candlemas and Home Mission Day

Next Sunday Candlemas services led by Dr Trued of Stromsburg with morning worship at 11 o clock and Sunday School at 10 o clock The Luther League will handle the evening service The Augustana Synod Candlemas observance includes a morning offering for Home Mission work Harmony Society meets Thursday at 8 pm at Carl Cederberg home Mrs Philip Johnson assisting hostess Time change to 10 and 11 o clock Sunday mornings begins February 9th

Lutheran Church Trued Stromsburg Luther League Augustana Synod Synod Harmony Society Carl’ Cederberg Philip Johnson

Ruth Nelson Married on West Coast

Miss Ruth Nelson daughter of Mrs. Alice Nelson of Polk wed Theodore McConaugh ey son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Mc Conaugh ey of Aurora Neb in the First Methodist Church San Fernando California at 12 30 officiated by Rev E Alexander Gray Attending was Mrs Jane Buell Dean Rupp best man The couple reside in Windsor Arms Apts Glendale Cal The bride taught in Hamilton County and worked for Glendale telephone The groom works at Lockheed in Burbank The marriage linked Osceola residence and West Coast life

Ruth Nelson Alice Nelson Polk Theodore McConaughey Lyle McConaughey Aurora Nebr First Methodist San Fernando California E. Alexander i Gray Nelson Jane Buell Glendale Calif Dean Rupp Burbank Gardenias Hamilton County Polk High School Telephone Company of West Coast McConaughey Lockheed Air Craft Co Windsor Arms Apts Osceola

Polk County Co op Reports Record Year At Annual Meeting

The fifteenth annual Polk County Co operative gas oil and produce meeting at Scott Hall Stromsburg heard the board report a gross year well over the 100000 goal despite below normal yields. Ben Berger noted 5 percent stock dividends and 8 percent patronage refunds. George Buchta was elected to fill Hilbert Buchta’s five year vacancy. A CA funded film The Co ops are Coming was shown with Stromsburg Schools assistance and a generous lunch for about 300 attendees provided by the Stromsburg Bank.

Co-Op Polk County Co-operative Gas, Oil, and Produce Association Scott Hall Stromsburg Hilbert Buchta Ben Berger George Buchta Hilbert ‘Buchta Platte Valley C.C.A Stromsburg Bank Polk County Co-Op Oil Company

Filings Open for Polk County Local Offices

Three candidates filed for county posts in Polk County on the Democratic ticket. Carleton Anderson sought county treasurer, Sophia Kresha filed for county clerk, and Arthur S. Nelson sought re election to the county commission from the 2nd district. Filing deadline is July 5 with primary on August 11. most offices up for election except county judge, county superintendent, and a southwest district commissioner seat.

Polk County Carleton Anderson Sophia Kresha Preont Arthur S. ‘Nelson

Stoner Club Members And Guests Share Sunday Gatherings

The Stoner Club met at Della Johnsons home and many locals visited or dined with families across nearby Osceola Shelby Gresham Stromsburg and Valentine. Attendees included the Watts Burritts Gleims Styskals and others visiting from Osceola Aurora and Stromsburg with multiple Sunday gatherings noted.

Stoner Stoner Club Della Johnson iMr Sam ‘Cook Near Clarks Vivian Dunning Janet Shelby Si Cook Sunny Glen Hendrickson John Styskal Osceola Ed Rosenberry Merle Watts Miner Valentine Nebr Ed Watts Jas. McKeag Jr Howard and Harley Elmer Gleim Gresham E. E Burritt Carl Burritt Valley John Burritt W. A. Burritt Fred Randell Co. K Elmer Pehrson Stromsburg LeRoy Brown John Erks Hugh Schmoker Virginia Holie Grossnicklaus Harry Pierson Sharon Minnie Weeden Ervin Grossnicklaus

New Manager at the Food Center

Ethan Paxton of Arcadia has taken over the Food Center store here as Lawrence Anderson is called into military service. Mr and Mrs Paxton will move into the Rosland property soon to be vacated by the L M Smith family.

Ethan Paxton Arcadia Lawrence Anderson Mrs. Paxton Rosland L. M. Smith

Polk County Women on AAA Radio Broadcast

Polk County women will discuss the women’s part in the war effort on an AAA sponsored broadcast Sunday February 1 from 8 30 to 8 45 a m over KMMJ Grand Island. Participants include Mrs Oscar Jones Polk Women’s Club president Mrs Bernie Wischmeier wife of the Vocational Agricultural Instructor Stromsburg Mrs H R Bodine Osceola on a tenant purchased farm Mrs Karl Thelen wife of a Shelby businessman and Mrs Wm Angell Polk County AAA fieldwoman. Remember the time and date.

AAA KMMJ Oscar Jones Polk Women’s Club Polk Bernie Wischmeier Stromsburg H. R. Bodine Osceola Karl Thelen Shelby Wm. Angell Polk County

Bulldogs Extend Winning Streak With Rising City Victory

Osceola Bulldogs beat Rising City 33 22 as Rolland Gissler led scoring with 16 points. Reserve squad fell 4 19. Friday the Bulldogs defeated Shelby 41 13 with Dean Everitt and Wayne Parks scoring 13 and 9. They head to Stromsburg for their fourth conference game seeking nine straight wins.

Bulldogs Rising City Osceola Varsity Rolland Gissler Shelby Dean Everitt Wayne Parks Stromsburg

Home Study Club Meets at Mrs Wattts House

The Home Study Club held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon with eleven members present. Mrs. Earl Burritt assisted hostess Olive Wattts. Ambrose Thelen left for Bellwood and Schuyler for several weeks of business. A Get-To-Gether was held at the Fairview schoolhouse Friday evening with a basket supper planned Thursday at Hill Crown schoolhouse to benefit the Red Cross.

Home Study Club Olive Wattts Earl Burritt Ambrose Thelen Red Cross John Heimer Leonard Heimer Anton Heimer Sr Joe Alt Oswald Emma Alt Shelby Victor Krumbach Krumbach William Markhover Family Columbus Herman Thelen

Nelson son to take final Marines exam in Des Moines

Richard Nelson Jr. leaves for Des Moines Iowa Sunday evening to take his final examination to join the Marines. Several local residents and relatives visited, hosted birthdays, and family gatherings occurred across town including the Hartman and Covey families. A rental ad for the Bradbury acreage was noted.

Richard Nelson Jr R. E. Nelson Des Moines Iowa Marines Edna Olson Gothenburg Nebraska Eva Olson Holdrege J. L. Olson Max Thelen Lincoln B. F. Clifford Clyde Ericson G. M. Hill Polk Hill A. A. Hartman Henry Smith Walter Berck Osceola Harold Covey W. J. Butler Bert Myers S&s. P. Johnson Chas. Schafer York Maurine Nordlund Bloomfield E. C. Nordlund

Johnsons Mark 25 Years With Silver Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Ed J Johnson celebrated a 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their home. Rev Gustafson of Stromsburg offered two vocal solos and a talk, presenting a silver coffee server to the couple. Attendees included the Ahlquists Monsons Gustafsons and others from the area.

Ed. J. Johnson Gustafson of Stromsburg Johnson Otto Ahlquist Vera Hannah Monson Gust Lundborg Rudolph Gissler Arthur Ahlquist Elner Ahlquist Pauline Violet Leo Johnson Paul Monson Verner Ahlquist Janet Maurice van Houten Ervil Gustafson Carl G. Johnson Clarence Sands Marquette

Jolly Workers Club Meets at Kinbergs Home

Community notes report the Jolly Workers Club gathering at Mrs. Elmer Kinberg home with Mrs. Forrest Berggren and Mrs. Geo Steever as entertaining guests. Several local residents travel for visits and family events across York Gresham Rising City and Lincoln area.

Hackberry News the Jolly Workers Club Elmer Kinberg Forrest Berggren Geo. Steever

St. Andrews Social Roundup and Birth Announcements

Donald, Elsie and Geneva Cerny visited Omaha Sunday to spend time with Loretta Jaax and Lucille Eller. Delbert Urban and wife welcomed a baby son born Sunday January 18. the infant was taken to Omaha for treatment. Nadine Jaax had tonsils removed at Shelby hospital last week. Wm. Novotny and Dennis of Schuyler joined Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bernt for a weekend visit. Arthur Johansen and wife welcomed a son born Thursday January 22. Arthur Gabriel and Frank Jaax hosted Harmony Club at the Gabriel home Sunday night. P W Lakers of Columbus showed films for St Andrews friends at Ellers Hall Sunday. The First Mass Services of Rev. Alphonse Lisko were held two years ago at St. Marys.

ST. Andrews Donald Elsie Geneva Cerny Omaha Loretta Jaax Lucille Eller Delbert Urban Nadine Jaax Shelby Hospital Wm. Novotny Dennis Schuyler Albert Bernt Arthur Johansen Arthur Gabriel Frank Jaax Harmony Club Gabriel Home P. W. Lakers of Columbus Ellers’ Hall Alphonse Lisko St. Mary’s

Fairview and Valley Methodist Churches Sunday Services

Weather moderates and roads improve prompting services at Fairview and Valley churches on Sunday. Fairview preaches at 10 and Sunday School at 11. Valley Church offers 10 Sunday School and 11 20 preaching with elections for Sunday School officers at Fairview next week. Pastor W D Hamilton announces.

Fairview Valley Methodist The Valley Church D. Hamilton

Kodak Finishing at Daniela Studio in Columbus

Columbus area studio Daniela provides Mall films and Kodak finishing services for photographic projects. Local shop highlights include film processing and printing options catering to photographers in the region.

He Kodak Daniela Studio Columbus Mall Films

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Polk County Women Bradbury Joel Hanson Eeesevneens STAGS Robert Burke York Hospital C. W. Hennings Don Buffalo New York Delano Kinberg Earl Burke Utica R. E. Myers Bert Gardner Myers Washington D., C Weather Bureau N. S. Abolt Chas. Brown Donald Hoffer St. Edwards Chas. Keehn Gerald Navy Jerry Wilhoft Central City Russell Anderson L. ‘O. Matthews C. D. Jacob W. L. Hollister Lewis Berggren and Sons Russell Gordon Mace Clarks Tilman Joy Oscar Zollars Centennial Harry Sterup Carter Wilmer Carter
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