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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1942

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Army Enlists Osceola Youth Hei Gbson in 1942

Howard Boden 24 son of Gus and Mrs Boden joined the Army February 18, 1942 and became a Medical Corps member. A 1935 Osceola High School graduate he worked on a farm before leaving for service. He was stationed in New Orleans until recently and his current location is unknown.

Howard Boden Gus Boden Army Medcal Corps Osceola High School Armed Forces New Orleans

Nebraska Farm Industry Conference Set in Lincoln Next Week

An all day conference at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Student Union on June 17 will explore industrial uses of farm surpluses including rubber and industrial alcohol. Sponsors include the University, Nebraska Development Association, Associated Industries of Nebraska, Farm Bureau Federation and others. Speakers include Dr. William J. Hale of Dow Chemical and Morris Sayre of Corn Products Refining Co in New York City. Chancellor C. S. Boucher to preside. The Student Union building is air conditioned.

Nebraska Lincoln University of Nebraska Nebraska Development Association Associated Industries of Nebraska Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Nebraska Association of ‘Commercial Organization Secrearies The Nebraska Federation of Labor Nebraska Agricultural and Industrial Commission William J. Hale Dow Chemical Co Midland,Mich Morris ‘Sayre Corn Products Refining Co New York City C. S. Boucher University

Community Notes From Stromsburg Social Roundup

Stromsburg residents host and visit relatives across Nebraska and neighboring states. A varied group attends family gatherings and travels include Mr. and Mrs J A Anderson and Milton returning from Grand Forks North Dakota to Stromsburg. Tillie Johnson houses in Lincoln while daughter’s family vacation in Florida.

Stromsburg J. A. Anderson Milton Grand Forks North Dakota Wilbur Anderson Tillie Johnson Lincoln Lloyd Wright Florida Murray Halstead Gresham W. J. Anderson H.B. Branting S. A. Exstrom Axtell Nebr Wren Sherwood Minnie ‘Swanson Alvin Swanson Denver Cheyenne Laramie Wheatland Wyoming Mary Stenbeck Jacqueline Vance Ralph Johnson Wichita Kansas Emil S. F. Johnson Wordstrom’s Clyde Ericson Claire McCormick Ordnance Plant Grand Island I LaVerna Rystrom Ruth Carlson Stromsburg Bank Central City California Donald Nordlund Tom Williams Sherry Sue la Junta Colorado Tom IR. A. & Air Base Finer Swanson iMr F. D. Williams Roy Minnick

Electric Storm Triggers Irrigation Pump Incident

A heavy storm near Aurora struck a Hamilton County Farms irrigation well south of Aurora. Lightning fused two wires and started the pump, pumping water into a nearby lake. Frank E. Edgerton contests a $26.00 power bill as an Act of God.

Aurora Hamilton County Farms &Co Farley Frank E. Edgerton The Farms Co

Soldiers May Vote in August Primaries

Frank A. Marsh secretary of state asks newspapers to publicize that armed forces members may vote in the statewide August primary. Absent voters must apply for a ballot between July 13 and August 8 and vote under oath in the presence of an officer. Voters must be 21 by the November election to participate.

Frank A. Marsh Uncle Sam Polk County

Army man Eu gene Gondringer serving in Georgia

Mrs Wollie Grossnicklaus received word from her brother Eu gene Gondringer that he is stationed in Georgia and so far likes the army fine. He is in a machine gun division. Local social notes list multiple visitors and weekend gatherings at Stromsburg area homes.

Stoner News Wollie Grossnicklaus Eugene Gondringer Georgia Army Emer Allinder Allinder Frank Johnson Joe June Kimball Nebr Fern Engler Barbara Oakland Calif Myrtle Marak James McKeag Jr Howard L. A. Burg Stromsburg Glenn Hendrickson Gilbert 'Styskal Anna Styscal Ed Rosenberry Shelby Edith Allinder Carl Nyquist Elmer Allinder Leo Albers Ervin Grossnicklaus Earl Watts Nellie Watts Maurice Watts

Wesley Chapel Society Hosts Pleasant Meeting and Visits

The Woman's Society of Christian Service met last Thursday with Leona and Nellie Dawes. Four Richards children from York County welcomed a new baby brother. Ivan and Thomas Richards visited from Wahoo. Monte and Donald Jacoby from Alton spent the summer with grandparents A. J. Herrman. John Huggler returned to Kearney hospital for further treatment.

Wesley Chapel Woman’s Society of Christian Service Leona Nellie Dawes Glenn Richards York County Ivan Thomas Richards Wahoo Monte Donald Jacoby Alton Llinois A. J. Herrman John Huggler Kearney Hospital

State AAA Woman Attends Polk County Meeting

Esther Raasch of Norfolk State AAA Fieldwoman visited the Polk county Triple A office. She joined Mrs. Angell at a meeting at Mrs. Lee Campbell’s home near Gresham. An informal discussion on Parity for the American Home followed a slide show of Polk County farm scenes.

Esther Raasch Norfolk Polk County Raasch Wm. Angell Lee Campbell Gresham iMrs Angell Campbell Floyd Bond

Hog cholera immunization urged to save farms and pork supply

Wartime guidance warns of heavy losses from hog cholera and stresses immunization as the only effective defense. It notes 7 000 outbreaks in 1941, likely double unreported, and urges farmers to vaccinate around weaning time to protect herds, reduce costs, and improve prices.

Wheat Yields Strong Across Polk County Farms

Polk County farmers report wheat yields among the best in years with many fields producing around 40 bushels per acre. The Leo Kresha farm near Osceola led with 51 bushels per acre and a 62 pound test. Carl Steelquist notes Polk area averages near 30 bushels while Virgil Bush’s crop delivered 33 bushels at 61 pounds and his elevator runs at capacity as harvest nears three fourths completion.

Polk County Leo Kresha Osceola Polk Carl Steelquist Virgil Bush

District 18 News Local visits and Army enlistment notes

Miss Isabelle Micek visited at the home of her aunt Mrs Helen Zipper in Columbus. Marshall Thompson, son of Mrs Anna Thompson, left for the army. Norine Micek of Osceola stayed with her parents. Dr and Mrs P R Elliott of Columbus visited relatives. Several families from Rising City and Columbus spent Sunday at Pete Seberger’s home. John Micek and John Trogash visited Duncan. Edward Lisko visited Silver Creek. Leland Bruckner and Dale Yeart toured Monroe.

District 18 Isabelle Micek Helen Zipper

Former Polkite Now Canadian on AAA Broadcast

Polk County residents can hear a former Polk County landowner on KMMJ Grand Island Sunday July 19 from 8:30 to 8:45 am. He will discuss the farm program with an AAA staffer, with possible neighborly voices among listeners. Anna Sundberg of Alberta will join, comparing Canadian farming to U S conditions, interviewed by her Polk cousin and AAA secretary.

Polk County KMMJ Grand Island AAA Polk ‘County Anna Sundberg Alberta Canada Sundberg United States Lloyd Hahn Polk

Sunday services and community visits dominate town news

A sequence of social happenings fills the week with church services, a Buckley Park picnic honoring Mrs. Curtis Johnson and Mrs. Lee Johnson of Los Angeles, and visits from relatives and friends. Residents travel from Omaha and Phoenix to Stromsburg and nearby towns for family gatherings and inductions.

Earl Burke Cecil Bennett Curtis Johnson Lee Johnson Los Angeles Buckley Park Lillian Fuller Ed Getzandiner Longmont Colo Geo. Getzandiner Champion Neb Karl Ellsworth Shelby Lloyd Lindgren iMr Everett Loreman Phoenix Arizona Henry Olson Hordville Andrew Hanson Conrad Olson Kenneth Hollister Omaha Pearl Simmons Central City Martha Myers J. N. Hurd Frank Snodgrass Jennings Johnson Abbié Richards Stromsburg Barbara Jo Deay Wayne Frances Rystrom Riverside California Rrank Rystrom Lubbock Texas Tulsa Oklahoma

Polk Social Notes Highlight Local Birthdays and Visits

Mr and Mrs Henry Shostrom hosted a Sunday luncheon honoring Chas O Johnson on his 76th birthday with a large group including Clifford Carlson York Philip Johnson Lois and others. The list of visitors and host households spans York Bradshaw Silver Creek Arborville and Pasadena with multiple trips and dinners noted.

Henry Shostrom Chas. O. Johnson Clifford Carlson York Philip Johnson Lois Lloyd Lind Julia Johnson Leonard Oliver Johnson Howard Herbes Denver E. W. Hahn Raymond Kauth Pasadena Calif Elmer Lizzie Johnson Will Cohagen Hordville Walter Green E. ‘W Hahn Aurora Grant Willits Clyde Willits Silver Creek Alvin Smith Arnold Werth Will Collect Alice Heiden Bradshaw Hjalmar Shostrom

Apole County Boy Joins U S Army at Camp San Luis Obispo

Raymond Grossnicklaus, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grossnicklaus, enlisted August 1, 1941 and has attained Corporal rank in the Medical Division. A Shelby High School graduate, class of 1935, he is stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo, California.

Raymond Grossnicklaus Henry Grossnicklaus U. S. Army Shelby High School Camp San Luis Obispo Calif

Broadcast Set by County Agent on KMMJ Radio

County Extension Agent Ray L. Cruise will present a broadcast from KMMJ Grand Island on Saturday July 18 at 11 00 a m local time.

Broadcast County Extension Ray L. Cruise KMMJ Grand Istand

Osceola Pool Schedules Learn to Swim Week

Children over six can join free swimming lessons at Osceola Pool from July 20 to 25. Classes start at 10 30 each day and run for one hour.

Osceola Pool Osceola Swimming Pool

Polk County Fair Premium Lists Highlight Free Admission

Premium lists for the Polk County Fair show livestock entries dropped this year. Secretary Hastert has secured Ewald Amusement Co to supply attractions with daily band concerts and a free dance each evening. The fair will be free at the gate and grand stand all day and night.

Polk County Hastert ‘Thas Ewald Amusement Co

Music for Our Fighting Men drives record drive drive

The American Legion and Auxiliary with the National group collect scratched records to fund new ones for service members. Campaign runs July 17 to August 2 led by Kay Kyser Kate Smith and others. Drop at Hansen's Meat Market or arrange pickup via Mrs D W McFadden. Cards also collected at Albert Ryan's Barber Shop for soldiers.

American Legion and Auxiliary Kay Kyser Kate Smith Hansen’s Meat Market D. W. McFadden Albert Ryan

Stored Grain Pests and Prevention Measures

The Polke County Extension Office outlines cleaning and fumigation steps to prevent weevil infestation in stored wheat. Empty bins should be swept, then burned or fed to livestock, and scrubbed with oil and lye solutions. Infested grain should be fumigated with heavy gas fumigants. detailed instructions are in Experiment Station Circular 62.

Polke County O. S. Bare University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Nebraska Experiment Station

Methodist Church Services Include Sermon on Purposeful Living

Rev. A. W. Lapthorne leads Sunday services with Church School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. The sermon titled Purposeful Living calls visitors to attend.

THE Methodist Church A. W. Lapthorne

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