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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

3

Osceola News Tells Local Births and Happenings July 1899

Born to Mr and Mrs Charles E Detweilier a baby girl in Omaha on July 3 1899 Osceola celebrates quiet Fourth as crops flourish Judge Getts issues marriage license Chas Shaw and Zoa Blevins Alumni elected officers Mills family hosts annual meeting Market prices fall in Nebraska Osceola to review liquor license decision New and used farm equipment deliveries Polk County farm tour attendance 85 240 acres sold for 153 per acre Bobby Mills injured with elbow dislocation plus more local notes

Charles E. Detweilier Omaha Osceola Nebraska Judge Getts Chas. Shaw Zoa Blevins The Osceola High School M. A. Mills Tom Mills O. E Mickey Daisy Kunkel Henry H. Campbell E. Burrit Shelby Fred J. Timm Supreme Court State Guaranty Fund S. A. Snider Jarvin Dale Perry L. Hedlund Esther R. Hedlund Central City Polk County Laura la Plante Pola Negri John Ingalls Cargon Auto Company

Harvest Festival and Wheat Train to Osceola August 17

Driver Shepherd of the Interstate bus line says the Wa hoo Omaha terminal will move west after highway No 16 between Osceola and Clarks opens. Osceola plans a Harvest Festival on August 17 with a Wheat Harvest Special Train prepared by the Nebraska College of Agriculture in cooperation with Union Pacific.

Shepherd Interstate Bus Line Wahhoo-Omaha Wahoo Union Pacific Railway Co Osceola

Valley and Fairview Methodist Churches News

The Valley Ladies plan a meeting this Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Wieseman of Osceola. Muddy roads caused last Sunday’s Valley Church services to be called off. Sunday School will be next Sunday at 10 30, with Mr. Hamilton preaching at 11 20. Rev M E Gilbert district superintendent will preach at Valley Church on July 31 and hold the year’s last meeting at Fairview at 3 pm. Mr Hamilton preaches at Fairview next Sunday at 10 00 with Sunday School at 11 00. W D Hamilton pastor.

Valley Ladies Joe Wieseman Osceola Valley Church Hamilton M. E. Gilbert Fairview Church

Residents and visitors in Shelby area share news and travel notes

Shelby community sees Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Arjay in Omaha, S. W. Ballenger visits from Oskaloosa for residence matters, Tulsa relatives tour Shelby, Fleet from David City helps care for new baby in the Krebsbach home, and families travel to Maryville, Gresham, and the Black Hills. The Langhamer Produce Co buys a new Ford truck. Plus a brief educational note about Prince Chin and the early Chinese empire.

R. J. Miller Arjay Omaha S. W. Ballenger Oskaloosa Iowa Shelby West Shelby Henry Nedom Tulsa Olahoma Beatrice Miss Fleet David City Arthur Krebsbach Krebsbach Roy Johnson Shirley Lou Jane Jerre Perry Davis Maryville Allan Barker Lavina Rasp Gresham F. L. Rasp Wilhelm Kosch Shelby High ‘School Pierson A. J. Berkhimer Malvern P. R. Berkhimer Lucille McKeag Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance Company Lincoln Wm. McKeag Langhamer Produce Company Frank Langhamer, Jr

Language Treats Dog Phrases in Britain and Their Origins

A London Answers Magazine writer examines common English idioms about dogs. The piece traces expressions like a dog's life, go to the dogs, and die a dog's death to social views and moral judgments. It notes sailors dislike dog-dags and mentions dog-fennel also known as Stinking Camomile.

Britain London Answers Langage

Jade and its valued texture in Chinese culture

Jade is described as the most precious stone to Westerners and anciently worn as bats and storks carvings for longevity. In China the value rests on texture rather than color, with hues from Kingfisher blue to white.

China

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Walter J. Herbes Osceola, Neb TFN Years AG Fairview and Valley Methodist Churches Ammermil Hill Heads Prince Chin Shi Huang Ti Goodrich Silvertown Zen” Goodrich Golder Reed Bros. Motor Co Jay Clay Polk Republican Nels A. Torstenson McCormick - Deering Arthur Anderson McCormick-Deering Polk County Implement Company Osceola and Stromsburg Reuel Sward Stromsburg, Nebraska Stromsburg and Vicinity Frigidaire General Motors Yesus Ceneral Motors
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