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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1942

Page

4

Fifties Celebration and Local News From 1904

In days gone by the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs B C Campbell was celebrated with seven children present. School board members elected include F H Ball L M Shaw for three years and W D Crum for one year. Farmers display thriving orchards and grain. A.Biker bought 818 acres between Julesburg and Big Springs. Bertha Timm wed Ben Treadway near Osceola. May rainfall totals 2 81 inches and June 4 70. Dr I F W Karrer bought a drug store at Garrison. Cemetery social raised 100. Officers installed include S A Snider W M F H Ball SW J D Hartman JW J C Arnold Treas L Shaw Secy Rev Knox Boude Chaplain.

B.C. Campbell F. H. Ball L. M. Shaw W. D. Crum Do. A. Biker Julesburg Big Springs Osceola Bertha Timm Ben Treadway IF. W. Karrer Garrison Davids City Cemetery Association S. A. Snider W. M S. W J. D. Hartman J.W J. C. Arnold Treas

Marriage notices and village life from Polk County pages

The column reports marriages of Wm O Hansen and Gladys Miller and Okolona Knerr and Dr Lorenzen P Ronne, plus births for Deay Swanson and Elmer Swanson, travel notes, and local theater. It includes a medical advisory from Polk County Medical Society warning of swimming risks and safety considerations.

Silver Creek Couple Wed in Methodist Church

Lois R. Koehler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Koehler of the valley married Charles G Imm of the valley at Silver Creek Methodist Church on Sunday June 26. The couple will reside on a farm near Silver Creek. An unrelated notice follows about first class mail rates beginning after July first including letters at 3c per ounce and rural drop letters at 2c per ounce.

Lois R. Koehler John Koehler Charles G. Imm Silver Creek

Osceola News and Notes: Weddings Deaths and Local Events

Ann Rhoades and Leonard Fellows wed at the bride’s parents near Waco on Friday June 24. The Stachura estate sold 80 acres for 110 per acre. Fred Gilbert to coach at the high school and reside in Nell Campbell house. William Stokes dies in San Antonio. Mrs Frahm to West Point. Parachute jump by Faye Cox draws crowd in Osceola.

Air Mail Ann Rhoades C. Rhoades Leonard Fellows Waco Nell Campbell Gilbert William Stokes San Antonio Texas Stokes Osceola Leon Merrick H. J. Tex Carl Frahm West Point Faye Lucille Cox F. B. Kelly A. A. Wurtz

Great Pyramid Largest Structure Ever Erected

The Great Pyramid of Egypt stands as the largest structure built by humans. It represents an unparalleled ancient achievement in monumental architecture and engineering.

Egypt

Record Honor Roll Names Mark Academic Year

The list honors Nelle Wisely Louis Siemek Chas Cook Vivian Dunning Fred Huggler Ww. E. Pierson Henry Trisa Frank Filipowicz Co. W. Cannon Chas Swanson Leona Pierson Louis Scholz for academic achievement and service.

Nelle Wisely Louis Siemek Chas. Cook Vivian Dunning Fred Huggler Ww. E. Pierson Henry Trisa Frank Filipowicz W. Cannon Chas, A. Swanson Leona Pierson Louis Scholz

Methodist Church Cancelled Preaching for July 5

Reverend A W Lapthorne will be away at a Jurisdictional Board of Missions meeting. Church School proceeds at 10:00 a m. Morning worship resumes on Sunday July 12 as usual.

Methodist Church

Lutheran Church Services and Meetings

Sunday School at 10. Morning Worship at 11. Evening Service at 8. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Gilbert Johnson and Mrs Otelia Johnson as hostesses. Mrs Otto Olson prepares the program. Professor Lund will conduct next Sunday’s morning service. Luther League leads the evening service.

Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Gilbert Johnson Otelia Johnson Otto Olson Professor Lund Luther League

Hamilton to preach at Fairview and Valley churches

Rev Hamilton will preach at Fairview next Sunday at 10 am and at Valley at 11 20 am. Sunday School meets at both churches. Children’s Day was observed last Sunday at Fairview with fine programs. Fairview Ladies held an ice cream social Tuesday night June 30. Harvest season is near as nature shows rich growth and promise.

Fairview Valley Methodist Hamilton Valley

Sunday Evening Visits At Gustavson Home

Sunday evening guests included Clem Meerkatz and the Widga family from York along with Pvt Earl Widga at Ft Leonard Wood and others from Rockford Silver Creek Clarks Osceola Stromsburg and Hampton. Monday saw visits to York's Lutheran Hospital with Leslie Adelson and Frank Adelson. Dinner guests included Gilbert Driewer and family from Hampton with Charles Blase.

Clem Meerkatz Ludwig Widga York Earl Widga Ft. Leonard Wood Chalmer Daniels Silver Creek Floyd Morris Clarks Arlene Anderson Geo. Johnson Rockford, Ill Clara Anderson Loneta Francis Skinner Vera Hampton Will Blase Clara ‘Blase Gilbert Ed Coover Paul Emil S. F. Johnson Stromsburg Cliff Cramer Everett Cramer Buffalo, N. Y Henry Cramer

Carlson McGinnis wed in Stromsburg home ceremony

Betty Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Carlson of Stromsburg married L Dean McGinnis son of Mrs W L Priest of Omaha at the bride’s grandmother home in Polk. Rev Clarence Lindquist read the lines in a family ceremony with Elwood relatives and close guests present.

Rachel Carlson John Preston Corrine Lind Clarence Lind Delores Falk Ruth Frances Twarling Peggy McGinnis Polk County Rural Public Power District Stromsburg Omaha W. L. Priest York C. H. Lind Elmwood

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha June 30 1942

Cattle receipts reach 9,500 head with slow trading and prices steady to somewhat weaker. Hogs ranged 14.25 to 14.35 with most at 14.25 to 14.30. Sheep and lambs at 6,500 head with buyers slow and market unevenly lower on fat lambs and grass stock. Aged sheep unchanged. Feeder and stock cattle values mixed with various ranges for steers yearlings and heifers.

Union Stock Yards Omaha Eeus Rangers

Party honoring Eugene Gondringer before army service

A Tuesday evening gathering at Bellwood celebrated Eugene Gondringer leaving Thursday for the army. Guests included the Heimer, Ebel, Gabriel, and Krumbach families along with Sharon Ebel and Donna Ruth McBeth visiting relatives in Osceola and Shelby. The Sunny Side 4-H Club and Blue River Producers also met at local homes.

Eugene Gondringer Army Leonard Heimer Henry Ebel Jr George Ebel Bellwood John Gabriel Art Albert A. Gabriel Valley John Heimer Victor Krumbach James McBeth Donna Ruth Osceola J. B. Heckman Sharon Ebel George Irland Miles Ransom Shelby Sunny Side 4-H Club Earl Burritt Blue River Producers E. J. Krumbach

Local Socials and Travels From District 18

District No 18 residents share weekly visits and club gatherings. Harold Bruckner stays with parents in Omaha while Mrs Gustaf Benda hosts Birthday Club members and prize winners include Lena Hecker and Wm Kosch. Frequent travel to Columbus for a funeral notes Thomas Kush’s age and former ties to the community. Pvt Leonard Lisko visits from Virginia on furlough. Caroline Benda stays with Genoa grandparents amid illness of Mrs Bercott.

Harold Bruckner Omaha Wm. Bruckner Gustaf Benda Birthday Club Lena ‘Hecker Wm. Kosch Sadie Eschler Mollie Ballou Boise Idaho Idaho. ‘Mrs. Eschler Was Admitted As A New Member. Pvt. Leonard Lisko U.S. Army Virginia Edward Lisko John Micek Alta John Kampovitz Anna Kampovitz John ‘Czarnick Frank John Helen Micek Columbus Thomas Kush Earl of Omaha Mr. Enyeart Emma Enyeart

Community Guests Share Visits At Stromsburg Gatherings

Local families hosted and visited during weekend meals and trips. Attendees included Rev. Robert Johnson and multiple families from Stromsburg, Shelby, Grand Island, Seneca, and Polk. Pvt. Oliver Rinterman returned on furlough from Camp Bowie to visit relatives.

Local Notes From Shelby and Nearby Towns

Mrs Hastings was taken to hospital for medical treatment last week. C M Johnson underwent major surgery at Methodist hospital in Omaha Friday and is recovering well. Miss Fern Dake left Friday for Los Angeles after a three week visit with her parents. The Dean Leek Perry and Lester McCormick families held a picnic in Shelby Sunday. Beulah Cemetery Society meets July 10 at Mrs Laura Wilcox’s home. Mr and Mrs JC Daniel spent Sunday in York with relatives there. Earl McCormick on furlough returns to Ft Leonard Wood this week. Mrs Anna Love left for Edwardsville Illinois after three months with her daughter. Miss Carol Johnson at Midland College in Fremont spent the weekend with her mother. Mr and Mrs Geo Heinemeyer and Mr and Mrs L R Meacham visited Lyons Sunday to spend the day with Dexter Haws family.

Stromsburg Robert Johnson Ludwig Rudeen Chas. S. ‘F. Johnson Frank ‘Larson Eric Forslund Emil Swanberg Herman Anderson Kansas Missouri Frank Leibee Shelby Oliver Rinterman Camp Bowie Texas H. J. Rinterman H. J. Fisher Estella Fisher Central City Los Angeles California W. D. Hastings C. M. Johnson Methodist Hospital Omaha Fern ‘Dake Calif Dean Leek Perry Lester McCormick Beulah JC. E. Daniel York Earl Ft. ‘Leonard Wood Anna Love Edwardsville Roy Horst Carol Johnson Midland College Fre- Mont

Card of Thanks from Newcomer Family

The Newcomer family extends sincere thanks to all who assisted during the illness and passing of their wife and mother. Their expressions of kindness are deeply appreciated and will not be forgotten by Charles Newcomer and family.

Charles Newcomer

Notice to Creditors in Grace Headlee Estate

Creditors of Grace Headlee estate must file claims by October 10 1942 with the Polk County Nebraska County Court. Hearing to adjust and allow filed claims set for October 12 1942 in the County Court Room. Dated June 15 1942. County Judge L M Merrick.

Polk County Nebraska Clarence W. Headlee L. M. Merrick Grace Headlee Carolina Timm D. R. Byers

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WBMY THE Walter J. Herbes Osceola, Neb Wm. O. Hansen Hansen and Frahm City Gladys Miller E. EB. Miller David City McBeth Gospel Ridge Okolona Knerr Charles Knerr Lorenzen P. Ronne Lincoln Polk County Medical Society Man Shelby Theater J. D. Jarmin Propr Sat Sun Victor McLauglen Edmund Lowe Marines Red Skelton Broadway Buckaroos Hessier Cleaning Osceo.i.a Cafe Regis St. —Harney Farnam POLK Buck U.S South Omaha Maxwell House Coffee Alaska Borden’s Wheaties G. Steeple’s Board of Educational Lands and Funds Board OF Educational Lands & Funds Henry H. Bartling C. R. Peterson First National Bank Osceola H. S. Eklund Crouse-Tex Drug Co Harley Eklund R. P
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