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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

5

Wesley Chapel Womans Club Holds June Meeting and Picnic

The Wesley Chapel Womans Club met June 19 with Mrs Albert Schmocker presiding. Members listed local business names, discussed Women Characters of the Bible, and sang a sacred duet. A community picnic was voted for June 25 at Arthur Nelsons. about 120 attended. The next gathering is July 1 at Mrs Clint Froms.

Wesley Chapel Womans Club Albert Schmocker Arthur Nelson A. BE. Dawes R. C. Dunn Arthur Nelsons Clint From

Osceola Neighbors Share News and Visits

Osceola locals report visits from Genoa Lincoln York and Omaha. A string of weddings travel and business trips fill the week as residents attend events, sales, and family gatherings across Nebraska and nearby states.

Kept Marriage Secret in Logan Iowa

A long distance call reports the marriage of John S. Miller and Lois Rasp on June 8 in Logan. Justice of the Peace M. Davis officiated. Lois Rasp, daughter of Frisbie and Mrs Rasp of Gresham, taught at Osceola High School. John Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Bennett Colorado, works in electrical supplies with York as his base. The Record extends best wishes to the couple.

Backlund Joe Nuquist Omaha Kenneth Miller Stromeburg Robert A. A.wirtz David City Hildred Harvey C. E. Harvey Arthur N. Johnson Central City Osceola Charles Hastings Exeter Nebr Jay Hastings Denver Byron Clinton Pierson Lincoln Wallace North Platte Riley George Ryan Orange California J. D. Mitcher R . Dutcher L. A. Bridgland M. H. Whaley Craven Lumber Yard J. W. Davis Elizabeth Pfeffer York C. M. Humphrey Humphrey F. H. Anderson LeRoy Smith Kearney G. L. Johnson St. Paul Johnson J. S. Curren EK. J. Erford E. J. Erford Milford Brokaw Guy Anderson Europe Lura Newcomer East Secund Arizona Larson Bodine Pawnee Park Columbus Tom Riecks Albion Andrew Bodine Herman Bodine Primrose George Ransom Independence Ransom Supreme Court District Court of Polic Cnunty Farmers State Bank of Stromsburg A. W. Larson Polk County Webster Mills Mills Live Stock & Commission Co Allen Dudley Louis Drexel R. Q. Ihnen al C. Wenninghoff Livestock Exchange South Omaha Weir Burke-Rickly Commission Co Dr. Chillas Gilbert Hitchcock Journal Logan Iowa John S. Miller Lois Rasp M. Davis Frisbie Rasp Gresham Osceola High School Clarence Miller Bennett Colorado

Slim Petersons orchestra on a week long tour

Slim Peterson and his orchestra are touring several towns this week, starting Thursday and lasting about ten days. Marion Shaw and children, visiting Crete and Aurora, connected with Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Shaw in Osceola. Marion came from David City yesterday morning.

A. A. Wurtz First National Bank W.F. Dunn Lincoln Iinquire Osceola Polk County I. D. Frye C. M. LeMar Humphrey C. L. LeMar Doane Ada Starke St. Elizabeth Hospital George Moore Joel Hansen Guy Ball Elkhorn Ball Garden Club Madge Moore Westenius Garden Stromsburg Ed Farrar Belgrade Nebr Russell S. P. Johnson E. E. Deeds I. D. Huston Kenneth Keith Johnson Crete D. B. Hulquest Alice Carr Aberdeen Orville Matheson Omaha George Matheson Nick Ruth Brown Gladys Johnson Presbyterian Hospital Denver Colo BE. J. Brown August Johnson O. E. Jones Agnes Charlotte Allen Slim Peterson Marion Shaw Aurora L. M. Shaw David City Claus Anderson A. A. Donelson Anderson Minnesota Melford Anderson Linea Lund John G. Hansen Sioux City H. E. Fleming Columbus Hansen Mr. Fleming Corwin Snyder Boone Iowa Mary McCoy Young Snyder

Bees life span and diet spark Kansas City Star musing

The Kansas City Star notes bees rarely live past two years due to a sweet diet. It suggests adding spinach might extend life and reduce risk, framing a light hypothesis about bee nutrition and well being.

Kansas City

History as Biography Through Time

The piece cites Carlyle and Emerson arguing history is a collection of individual lives. Carlyle calls history the essence of innumerable biographies while Emerson says there is no history, only biography.

Carlyle Emerson

When at Rome Do As the Romans Do Phrase

The note cites the Latin origin of the expression When at Rome do as the Romans do It records a paraphrase by St Ambrose If you are at Rome live in the Roman style if you are elsewhere live as they do Cervantes Don Quixote renders it as When you are at Rome de na you see

Rome St. Ambrose

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