Filling Station Expansion Spreads in Osceola
Jay Hastings arranged with Standard Oil Co. to buy Oberg Bros. lots for a new filling station in Osceola. Oberg Bros. also negotiating with Rufus Walker for rear lots to relocate their blacksmith and wagon shops. Standard Oil expands from a local distributing station as Manhattan adds services. sale price is 4600 with paving or 3750 without.
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Jay Hastings
Standard Oil Co
Oberg Bros
Osceola
Rufus Walker
Osceola Man Injured by Firework at Shelby
Oscar Anderson of Osceola was struck on the head by an unexploded rocket fragment during Shelby's Fourth of July fireworks. He suffered a severe gash, lost consciousness, and was rushed to Dr. Myers for stitches where he was reported to be recovering. A slow burning fuse or a dudding fuse caused the rocket to explode on impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Oscar Anderson
Albin Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Dr. Myers
Eightieth Birthday Surprise for Uncle William Koehler
Uncle William Koehler celebrated his eightieth birthday with a surprise gathering Saturday evening. His children and families attended, sharing ice cream and cake and extending hearty congratulations. Attendees included George, John, Wesley, Walter Koehler and families, Elton Koehler, W G Hermann and family, Mrs. Clara Berck and sons, Robert Knapp and family. Rev. Chas Koehler was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koehler
Koehler
George
John
Wesley
Walter Koehler
Elton Koehler
W. G. Hermann
Clara Berck
Robert Knapp
Chas. Koehler
Farewell Dinner For Mr and Mrs James Inness
About 25 neighbors and friends hosted a 6:30 dinner Thursday evening in farewell to Mr. and Mrs. James Inness before their departure for a trip back to England. Mr and Mrs Wm Welch were honored guests at the event, noted as a fitting tribute to the couple who will be temporarily absent on their native heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Inness
England
Wm. Welch
Merricks Return from Monoch Visit to Studley Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Merrick arrived Tuesday morning from Monoch where they had stayed for several weeks at the home of their daughter Mrs. R. A. Studley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Merrick
Monoch
R. A. Studley
Perry Miller Visits Valparaiso and Lincoln Friends
Perry Miller went to Valparaiso for a short call at the Jack McGowan home and met his newly arrived niece. He then traveled to Lincoln for a few days visit with friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Miller
Valparaiso
Jack McGowan
Lincoln
Coronado in Quivera Pageant Planned by Ak-Sar-Ben
Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha plans a fall pageant titled Coronado in Quivera portraying the 1541 expedition into Nebraska territory. Historians note Coronado found only barren lands and ruined villages, while the event aims to educate Nebraska youth about early Middle West history and public interest is high.
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Coronado
Quivera
Omaha
Nebraska
Philip of Spain
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ak-Sarben
Middle West
Shelby Fourth celebrated with large crowd and close game
A large county crowd enjoyed Shelby's Fourth of July events with street exercises and a well planned tent program. The visiting glee club entertained as a crowd watched Shelby and Silver Creek play a close ball game won by the visitors in the last inning. Special police maintained order throughout.
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Shelby
Silver Creek
Social at U B church. visits noted across town
A schedule notes a C. E. social at the U B church tomorrow night. Multiple visits are reported, including Mrs. Bert Benda of Chadron, John Bennett and wife from Bradshaw, and Schuyler Berger with family visiting local relatives.
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C. E
U. B. Church
Local notes on family health, thefts, and hail losses
Emery reports his brother recovering well after surgery and back home in Burlington. The Record notes increased binder twine thefts in the south county during harvest causing annoyance to farmers. Floyd Gudgel seeks further spinal treatment in St Louis after military service. State hail adjustor C E Gibbs and Fred Oester Reicher assess farm damage with losses up to 80 percent, largest reported at Adolph Ast. Visitors from Corning Iowa travel to Fairbury then to Holdrege area visiting relatives.
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Emery
Burlington
Floyd Gudgel
Hackberry
St. Louis
Navy
C. E. Gibbs
Lincoln
Fred Oester
Reicher
Adolph A
Sam Arner
Corning
M. J. Arner
Fairbury
Dan
Bar] Arner
Milt Arner
Mrs. Arner
F. J. Simpson
Havelock
Kansas
Colorado
Bird City
Gertrude Kidder
Emery Pettys
Deriver
Lennie Abbot
Palmer Lake
Colorado Springs
Churches Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Themes
The Presbyterian church lists Sunday school at 10:00 a m and 11:00 a m sacramental service. Preaching by Rev Thomas E Barr at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m. Next Sunday sermons titled The Intellectual Value of The Cross and Sarpi the Hero of Venice.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Thos. E. Barr
Sarpi
Venice
Church Schedule Sunday School and Worship
First M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 oclock Pastor W. W. Hull extends a welcome to all.
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M. E
W. W. Hull
St Pauls Lutheran Church Activities and Services
Fourth Sunday after Trinity prayer meeting in church July 18 at 8 p m. Luther League entertainments at the Oberg home July 14 at 8 p m. Mrs. John Oberg and Mrs. Arthur Oberg serve. Sunday School 10 a m. English worship 11 a m. No evening service. Pastor to Green ley next Sunday. Deacon Gilbert Johnson to serve at local church. Ladies Aid met at the Oberg home. Harmony Society meets with Mrs Otelia Johnson Wednesday 2 30 p m. Adolph Serenius, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther League
John Oberg
Arthur Oberg
Arthur N. Johnson
Greenley
Gilbert Johnson
Harmony Society
Otelia Johnson
Adolph Serenius
Grace and Valley Churches Weekly Services Notice
Grace and Valley Churches announce Sunday School and worship on Sunday morning. Plan your week to attend regularly. The session discusses character formation and the influence of good and bad forces on youth. Announcements will confirm Sunday evening services. J A Klein pastor.
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Valley Churches
J. A. Klein
Local travelers include LeMar couple and Muriel Jones
Dr and Mrs C L LeMar traveled to Omaha this morning. Miss Muriel Jones arrived from Central City to visit her sister Mrs Winferd Lovell.
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C. L. LeMar
Omaha
Muriel Jones
Central City
Winferd Lovell
Beatrice Guests Include Miss Coonley and Mr Helmstadter
Miss Freda Coonley and Mr Carl Helmstadter of Beatrice were weekend guests of Miss Ilahull. Helmstadter, treasurer of Camp Shaldon in Columbus, was to return there next day. Coonley was Hull's Wesleyan roommate.
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Freda Coonley
Carl Helmstadter
Beatrice
Ilahull
Helmstadter
Columbus
Camp Shaldon
Miss Coonley
Miss Hull
Wesleyan
Wedding Bells Unites Ruth Walker and Judson Clark in Osceola
Ruth Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufus Walker married Judson G Clark of Lincoln Nebraska at First M B church on Sunday July 2 1922 after a pipe organ procession the double ring ceremony and a three course breakfast. Walker a Osceola post office deputy since graduation in 1914 and organist at the First M E church for seven years plus Clark a foreman at the Record now employed by the Lincoln Daily Star served in the navy in WWI. They will reside at 520 South 12th Street Lincoln Nebraska and a rich floral display decorated the church and home
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Ruth Walker
Rufus Walker
Judson G. Clark
Lincoln
Nebr
M. B
Freda Matson
W. W. Hull
Miss Walker
Osceola
Lincoln Daily Star
Clark
Sam
South 12Th St
Neb. A
Call to Ex Service Men Join American Legion Post 91
The article urges veterans to join the American Legion, describing its aims as high and untarnished and arguing it is the best insurance policy for the nation. It highlights members from all service branches and calls for Wm. Wolfe Post No. 91 membership to strengthen the post.
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Legion
American Legion
Chateau-Thierry
Argonne
Legon
Wm. Wolfe
The
Lovell and Jones Union Sealed in Osceola Ceremony
Winford W. Lovell and Ferne Jones were wed at 1 p.m. Sunday at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. Tornquist officiating. The couple will reside in Osceola where Lovell runs a barber shop with Lovell and O’Fallon, following his service in the A A P No 1 at Kelley Field and overseas in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winford W. Lovell
E. E. Lovell
Ferne Jones
Central City
Tornquist
Hordville
Osceola
Lovell
O’fallon
Guy Lovell
Uncle Sam
Kelley Field
Texas
England
Innes Couple Embark On Summer Return to England
Mr and Mrs James Innes begin a long journey back to England for summer and autumn visits with friends of their youth. They rode as far as Omaha in the auto driven by Mr and Mrs Robert Inness who then traveled to Wisconsin. The party includes Raymond Kepner and S F Grindell of St Louis, brother of Mrs W F Kepner, who will stay at Plattville, Wisconsin, former home of Mrs Inness relatives.
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Bert Benda
Chadron
John Bennett
Bradshaw
Matt Sterup
Andrew Fredrickson
Odebolt Town
Schuyler Berger
Fred Berger
G. P. Jackson
Grand Island
Esther Berger
Omaha
Bell Telephone Co
Herman Schade
Osceola
Odd Fellows Lodge
John Jaax
Lincoln
Jaax
Green Gables
Grand Junction
Colo
Rev. C. Ruch
Epworth
Ruch
Assembly
Wm. Hanshew
Philomath
Oregon
Frank Bennett
Seth Bennett
York
Dorothy Ingalls
James McMeekin
Albert Wagner
Louis Wag_ner
Hackberry
Piper City
Ill
Carl
Fritz Braumann
Charlie DeTurk
Charlie
BE. B. Abbott
Denver
Lennie
James Innes
England
Robert Inness
Wisconsin
Plattville
Wis
W. F. Kepner
Edith
Florence Anderson
Columbus
Chas
Smth
Arborville
A. Bauder
Harlan
Iowa
Arvid Magnuson
Gladys Adelson
Cen_tral City
Alice Murphy
Harry Ayres
Mitchell
H. M. McGuffin
R. H. Thesing
Clifford Branting
Oak Davis
Ted Smith
R. L. Smith
Lesta
Ethel Mace
Kimball
Nebr
Rolla Mace
Harry Dahlgren
Hastings
Avery Company
Abe Mallonee
O. B. Frazier
Lyda Cummins
Stromsburg
John Filman
Bnor Alfred
Mkéarney Normal
O F. Alfred Steen Peterson
W. A. Refshauge
Art Hokinson
John Greenwall
Chas. Bodine
Wausa
A. Baldwin
H. A. Murphy
Julia Stevens
Kearney
Normal
T. A. Stevens
Clyde Ayres
Seattle
Henry Christenson
Mrs. Mitchell
Elmer
Gilmer
Colorado
Anna Nierman
Mary Nierman
E. F. Graff
Seward
James Thomas
Galesburg
Chas Linstrom
Rochéster
Minn
E. M. Burke
Carl MecNeeley
Geraldne
Norma
Cape Girard
Horrocks
Oshkosh
C. A. Jack
Ruth
Tekamah
C. G. Jack
Margaret Jack
David Carlson
Hebron
Oscar
Cal
O F Alfred
Genoa
John Alfred
Baptist Missionary Society Meets July 13 At Mrs Randall Home
The regular July meeting of the Baptist Missionary Society will be held at the home of Mrs. Hazel Randall Thursday afternoon July 13 at 2 30. Subject The Negro of Today Leader Mrs B F Brown. Mrs E H Lindquist President.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
Hazel
Randall
B. F. Brown
E. H. Lindquist
Stromsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Summer Plans
Mrs Lloyd Wright visited the county seat as Stromsburg prepares for a seven day chautauqua starting July 28. Families and locals travel to Lincoln Omaha Beatrice and Council gatherings for summer visits with relatives and friends. farm upgrades and auto trips mark the Fourth of July period.
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Lloyd Wright
Stromsburg
Big Spring
Albert Hillberg
Bennie Sigler
Chicago
Wesley Colson
Dewey Sigler
Osceola
Silver Creek Triumph Over Shelby In Close Baseball Game
A dusty Shelby Turday game saw Silver Creek defeat Shelby 4 to 3 in a tight contest. McClung held on for six innings, Ballenger and Curren excelled on the mound, while Ballenger’s three bagger sparked a late rally. crowd enjoyed sharp plays and a lively ninth inning before the visitors pulled ahead.
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Shelby Turday
Shelby
Over Creek
Silver Creek
Owen McClung
Ballenger
McClung
George Curren
Irvin Taddekin
lin_er
Douglas
Bob Teddekin
Shelb
Ed Taddekin
Kernan
Taddekin
Bob Taddekinr
Mc_ Beth
Fred Schank
Disappeared Boy Robert Deeds Found in Omaha
Robert Deeds, second son of Mr and Mrs D B E Deeds, vanished Tuesday after going to play with neighbors. Sheriff Potter issued alerts to nearby towns with no trace until noon when he was located in Omaha. No reason for his disappearance is known to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deeds
D. BE. Deeds
Potter
Omaha
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MR. and
Mrs. James Inness
Clark-Walker
Polk
C. J. Christenson
C. C. Christenson
St. Paul
H. Christenson
Frank Swanson
George Olson
Abel
E. P. Swanson
Frank Anderson
August Anderson
Oma_ha
N. W. Cunningham
Cunningham
C. O Eckles
Sven Halden
Jaunita Carlson
Eckles
W. A. Fusby
Estes
Frank Myrberg
Sam Johnson
Walter Nelson
Leander Holm
Frank Colson
Colson
Ferce
Government Hospital
Fort Bayard
New Mex
Commercial Club
Albert Sundberg
D. B. Carter
A. K. Crow
Rodney Allison
Thompson
Allison
Grace Stevens
W. A. Stevens
Hardville
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