Osceola Leads Osceola Fullerton In Mid Nebraskas Circuit Meet
Osceola captured the monthly six club golf meet at their home course with 200 points while Fullerton scored 130 to snap a prior tie. Kremer of Fullerton was medalist with 77. Circuit standings show Osceola 630, Fullerton 605 as 112 players entered and 108 finished two rounds. The next meet will be August 4 at Wayside Country Club in Columbus.
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Fairview News Briefs From Local Residents and Incidents
Miss Nelle Wisley arrives from Minneapolis for a week long visit with friends and relatives. Several others from Chicago and nearby towns visit, harvest help, and attend family gatherings. A barn burns on Erasmus Krumbach place and a fire damages the Frisby Rasp house. Local social visits include Green's Chapel Aid and various family footnotes with a 4th of July focus.
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Local notes and visits fill Polk county pages in July 1929
Numerous social items from Polk Nebraska list relatives visiting from Lincoln Grand Island York and Omaha. The notes mention moves and vacations including store building contracts, picnics, hospital stays and deaths plus a bank statement for The First National Bank of Osceola.
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Valley notices and community updates from Shelby district
A long county column details visits, farm projects, travel, and weather impacts across Shelby area. Highlights include a gravel road project from Osceola toward Liver Creek, numerous family visits, harvest concerns from heat, a windstorm damaging lines and racks, and multiple residents traveling to nearby towns. The piece also notes a local birth, a death, and community funeral details at United Brethren Church.
Pastor Away. No Services for Two Sundays
Rev. H. Collier is away on vacation and there will be no morning and evening church services for the next two Sundays. Sunday School will be held each Sunday morning at the regular hour. Everyone is cordially invited.
Jaax Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jaax, nine miles northeast of Osceola, marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Monday July 8 1929. An early Mass was at St Andrews Church with a family reception at home. Mrs Jaax has been ill, so the celebration was limited to close relatives. They were married in Columbus and settled on a Polk County farm. ten children were born, three died.
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Mrs Rennard Cook Guests From Wausa Visit Area
Mrs. Rennard Cook and daughter Jean of Wausa are spending this week with the Albert E. Johnson and D. B. Hulquest families. Mrs. Kenneth Cornish hosted a one o'clock bridge luncheon for guest Mrs. Ralph Townsend of Des Moines. Ace Tyrrell won high and C. M. Humphrey low. Townsend received a guest prize.
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Shelby Defeats Bruno 3 to 1 In Fourth of July Baseball
The Shelby team beat Bruno 3 to 1 in a Fourth of July baseball game at David City. Community notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fox of Columbus and Mrs. Fox's sister, Mrs. August Thelen Sr. The Nebraska Guard picnic at Bernt Tourist Park drew praise with cake ice cream and lemonade.
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Car sales ad offers two models with low down payments
An old classified-style ad promotes clean 1925 and 1927 cars with Fisher bodies and reliable repairs. It lists $160 and $125 down payments or $140 down on a 1927 whip, with balance due in 12 months, targeting buyers seeking a large vehicle at a low price.
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