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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
5
A collage of humorous lines and shop chatter includes quips about roofing, insulation, trellises, coal quotes, and a sermon on liars. The sequence features a donkey time jab, weather strips pitch, and everyday banter from porch scenes and a street corner.
Local items report social events and visits around Osceola Nebraska including Maple Leaf Club meetings, family gatherings, and church activities. Residents travel to Hastings and Chapman while Crouse-Tex Drug Co promotes paints, medicines, and photo services.
The church announced a successful reopening last Sunday with many members returning. The minister urged all to attend and prevent a summer slump, noting Sunday School at 10 and Worship at 11 led by W. H. Wright.
The Schott children express gratitude to the Ladies Guild neighbors and friends for flowers sympathy and kindness during their father Emil Schott illness and after his death They thank Father Schladter and the church choir for their support.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pratt and family returned Saturday from Houston Texas where they visited relatives and attended the Centennial Exposition. Miss Edna Pratt accompanied them and will spend a few days in Osceola before visiting a sister in Lincoln.
HACKBERRY local column notes July meeting pause for Green's Chapel Ladies Aid. Juinor and family visits are listed, with birthdays and sick lists, plus many social calls across Polk, Stromsburg, and Osceola. Celebrations include the 50th M. E. Ladies Aid anniversary at Osceola.
Shelby Wheeler-Woolsey present this film with Robert Taylor and Irene Dunne at Sun Theatre. The program lists admission at 10 or 25 cents for the Wednesday showing on July 8.
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