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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

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Junior Fair Association Holds Annual Meeting in Osceola

The Junior Fair Association met in Osceola with 41 4-H club delegates eligible to vote. Paul Walgren and Mary Alice Ekstrom were elected to the Board of Directors, representing Osceola and Platte Precincts. Mary Ann Starosci k reported on last year’s activities as treasurer.

Junior Fair Association Osceola Paul Walgren Mary Alice Ekstrom Platte Mary Ann Staroscik Junior Fair Board Bob Ingalls Ramona Schott Secy Elizabeth Smith Burdette Obrist Brooke Berggren Ray L. Cruise

Grasshopper bait available three days a week in Polk County

Ray Li Cruise reports heavy grasshopper infestation in the north part of Polk County. Bait is distributed to farmers at 10 cents per 80 pound sack, with Pierson Mill Osceola serving as pickup. Three mechanical spreaders available via County Extension Office or Elton Berck at the mixing plant.

Pierson Osceola Polk County Elton ‘Berck Ray Li. Cruise Cruise

Hen Subscriptions Offer Lets Farmers Trade Hens for News

For three weeks farmers can exchange hens for newspaper subscriptions. Two months of subscription per pound of hen. Hens dropped at local poultry dealers earn receipts. Offer valid for old and new subscribers. subscriptions extended in advance on cash basis. Heavier hens yield more months.

Death Summons Miss Will Zimmerman of Osceola

Miss Alice Mildred Farris Zimmerman died at her Osceola area home on July 6 1941 at age 51 years 4 months and 18 days. She married Will Zimmerman on December 24 1908 and leaves her husband daughter and siblings including Etta Burley and Susie Bauer. Funeral services were held at the family home and Osceola Methodist Church with interment in Osceola Cemetery.

Alice Mildred Farris Phoebe James Farris Osceola Iver Jesus Christ Presbyterian Church Will Zimmerman Jaanita Zimmerman Etta Burley Chicago Susie Bauer Vera Beach Florida

Food Center Adopts Self Service at Osceola Store

Food Center installs a self service system in Osceola as patrons requested. Changes run this week and the store will be ready by week’s end. Manager Ray Pinkney says service remains unchanged for those who prefer to be waited on, while others may serve themselves.

Food Center Osceola Ray Pinckney

Lutheran Church Outreach Planned For Fifth Sunday

Next Sunday is the fifth Sunday after Trinity with a 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 morning worship followed by an 8:00 evening service. Student pastor Rueben Lundeen will preach in the morning at Hordville and Central City. Leaguers from Stromsburg Church will join for a program and the Luther League plans a Fleming Malek hosted meeting a week hence inviting many.

Lutheran Church Rueben Lundeen Hordville Central City Stromsburg

Polk County Enjoys Safe and Quiet Fourth

Polk County reports its Fourth of July celebration was the safest and sanest in memory with no Celebrations held yet no accidents or injuries noted. A ban on firework sales contributed to an unusually quiet day across towns in the county.

Polk County Polk

Lindblade Fjell Nuptials Solemnized At Stromsburg Parsonage

On Sunday July 6 at the Lutheran parsonage in Stromsburg Miss Evelyn Lindblade married Roy Fjell in a ceremony performed by Rev. Alfred Trued. Attendants were Dorothy Lindblade and Lloyd Fjell. The bride, a Osceola high school graduate, had worked in York. the groom lives with his parents and works maintaining roads. A short wedding trip preceded their move to a country home near Swede Home.

Stromsburg Evelyn Lindblade Joe Lindblade Roy Fjell William Fjell Alfred Trued Dorothy Lindblade Lloyd Fjell York Fjell

Polk Farmhouse Burns To Ground Saturday

The Polk County farmhouse of Henry Cramer, south of Polk, was destroyed by a fire Saturday afternoon believed caused by defective wiring. Cleo Cramer first noticed the blaze as firefighters could not save the home, with about thirty percent of belongings removed and insurance status uncertain.

Henry Cramer Polk Cleo Cramer Polk Fire Department Cramer

Marital Announcement and Weekend Visits Across States

Marcella Dunn and Dean Difl saver of San Francisco announce their marriage on July 4 in Reno Nevada. Mr. and Mrs Henry Olson Jr of Denver visited their parents Friday to Sunday. Numerous relatives and friends from Nebraska Iowa Colorado Idaho and Omaha gathered for visits and picnics at Buckley Park and other local homes during the weekend.

Marcella Dunn Dean Joe McCarty York Maggie Turner Idaho Falls Idaho Stella Fellows Idaha Colo Roy Lurber Friend F. W. Powell Everett Loreman Mary Young Benedict Carrie Powell Jennie Hurd Stromsburg Roy Hurd W. L. Hollister Frank Rystrom Carol Merwin Carlson Ruth Rystrom Central City New York F. L. Rasp Orville Rasp Gresham N.S. Abolt Robert Burke Nina Kenneth Johnson Marquette

Methodist Church Services Set For Sunday July 13

Services for Sunday July 13 include 10:00 a m Sunday School and 11:00 a m Morning Worship. Pastor absent. Dr E C McDade will preach. He formerly led Hastings church and Beatrice District superintendent and now serves as Executive Secretary at Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln. Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon under I J Merrick with committee chairs Mrs Cros sant Addison and Bowe.

Methodist Church E. C. McDade MecDale Hastings Beatrice Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln Ladies Aid I. J. Merrick Sophia Crossant Lydia Addison Lawrence Bowe

San Blas Islands Visit Described By Soldier In Canal Zone

Frederick McFadden reports a coast trip to the San Blas Islands off the mainland. He notes coral reefs, palm trees on some islets, no fresh water, and inhabited isles near river mouths. He observes Pygmy Indians as KPs, islanders’ attire, silver coin necklaces, nose rings, and seafaring skills with hollowed log boats.

D. W. McFadden Frederick Canal Zone San Blas Islands San Blas South Pacific Islands Colon F. W. McFadden U. S. Army Air Corps France Field

Larchers End Osceola Cleaning Business Move to Myers

Mr and Mrs Steve Larcheck owners of Fashion Cleaners in Osceola lease equipment and fixtures to Thomas Myers of Broken Bow who will run Myers Cleaners starting Monday. Myers brings eight years of Broken Bow service and will consolidate moved machinery with the Osceola plant. Mrs Myers plans a ladies millinery store next door next month. The Larchecks intend to move to Cheyenne as Steve seeks new employment.

Steve Larcheck Fashion Cleaners Thomas Myers Broken Bow Myers Broken Pow Myers Cleaners Osceola

Reed and Vander Beke visit Polk County relatives

Harry Reed and his granddaughter Doris Vander Beke of East Moline Illinois arrived in Polk County for a two week visit with the Will and Edgar Wisely families.

Harry Reed Doris Vander Beke East Moline, Ill Polk County Will and Edgar Wisely

Judge Divides Dresser Money Among Finders

County Judge Bengtson ruled the $160 found in the Eberhard truck should be split equally among Tobe Catlett Hill and Eberhard after about $25 in costs. Five claimants sought the money with none proving definite ownership. heirs of L A Pfost also contested.

Bengtson Eberhard Tobe Catlett Catlett Hill A. W. Hill Lottie Prost First National Bank Aurora L. A. Pfost Lottie Pfost Aurora News

New FSA Council Members Named for Polk County

Walter W. Berck announces the Polk County Farm Security Administration council and committee members approved by the U S Department of Agriculture. Names include Dwight D Newcomer George H Bond Herbert O Flodman Edwin A Hedlund Frank A Bard Herman A Jones Milton A Mills Kenneth A Cornish Ray L Cruise and Reuben L Anderson with addresses listed. Some serve on both council and committee while others are on one or the other.

New County FSA U. S. Department of Agriculture Farm Security Administration Polk County Walter W. Berck Department of Agriculture Dwight D. Newcomer George H. Bond Gresham Herbert O. Flodman Edwin A. Hedlund Frank A. Bard Herman A. Jones Milton A. Mills Kenneth A. Cornish Ray L. Cruise Osceola Reuben L. Anderson Stromsburg Cabineil

Harvest News and Local Socials Fill Busy Weekend

Six o clock supper at the Heimer home entertained Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Messing Ernie Gabriel of Moline and Arthur Gabriel. Oswald Alt returns from Oklahoma and works at August Thelen farm. Relatives visit Herman Thelen home for Sunday dinner with Messing Kusek and other family members. Harvest is in full swing with grain-cutting and threshing machines on the job.

Sylvester Messing Ernie Gabriel Moline Arthur Gabriel Leonard Heimer Oswald Alt Oklaoma Martin Messing Omaha Angeline Kusek Columbus Herman Thelen Hershal Reisdorf Shelby Herman Richter George Irland Ira Irland Osceola Hamburg Iowa Alvin Corey Agnes Eggin Sidney Ernest Schinzel George Ebel Henry Ebel Jr Bellwood John Gabriel Alfred Kuhnel John Heimer

Polk County Fair Adds Old Favorites to August Program

Polk County's annual fair will run August 11 to 16, two weeks earlier than before. Secretary Louis Hastert says entertainment features include The Spies Sisters and other circus and vaudeville acts, with agricultural exhibits expected to meet standard quality.

Polk County Secy Louis Hastert

No Labor Shortage in Polk County Report

Polk County reports no farm labor shortage as harvest proceeds. State employment officials note itinerant harvest help about half of last year, aided by farm youths deferred from selective service. First new wheat at Polk elevator tested 59 pounds and yielded about 36 bushels per acre from Lloyd Adelson farm.

State Employment Service Office Polk Lloyd Adelson

Pioneer Resident Mrs. Schott Dies After Fifteen Years Ill

Mrs. Anthony Schott, 87, longtime Polk County resident, died at home north of Osceola after a lengthy illness. Born December 2, 1853 in Canton Ohio, she married Anthony Schott in 1886 and lived near Silver Creek and Shelby before settling south of Silver Creek. Surviving are her husband four sons two daughters and twelve grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Lawrence Church Silver Creek with burial at Shelby Catholic Cemetery.

Anthony Schott Osceola George Kiefer Canton Ohio Carton Nebraska Shelby Polk County Silver Creek F. A. A. Schott G. F. Schott J. E. Schott New York City Eva Hennings Alice Hennings E. C. Schott Schott St. Lawrence Catholic Church S. J. Zukowski J. E E. Cc. Schott Glenn Hennings Gerald Schott

Former Osceola Visit By Hayward Native Henry Herrmann

Henry Herrmann of Hayward California arrived in Omaha with visits to relatives in Lincoln and Osceola last Thursday. He stayed with his brothers John Adam and William and joined a park picnic on Sunday to meet many relatives. It has been 20 years since he sold his Osceola farm and moved to California.

Polk County Henry Herrmann Hayward California Omaha Lincoln Osceola John Adam William Osceola Park Mr. Herrmann Mrs. Herrmann

Osceola Hospital Births and Medical News

Mr and Mrs Myron Johnson announce the birth of a seven pound son named Lyndon Myron born last Wednesday July 2 at Osceola Hospital. Anita Branting daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Branting had her tonsils removed at the hospital Tuesday.

Osceola Hospital Myron Johnson Lyndon Myron Anita Raymond Branting

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