Republican caucuses set to choose delegates and precinct tickets
The Osceola Record notes GOP caucuses Friday evening to appoint county convention delegates and nominate a precinct ticket. It argues against repealing the primary law and cites ongoing county division debates in Custer, with Broken Bow favored to block any plan. Local social notes mention visits and travels of residents including Ruth Anderson and the Wallin family and trips to Fullerton and Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Broken Bow
Community Notes From Stromsburg and Surroundings
Sunday visits in Aurora and Omaha frame a string of short travels and family visits. Births include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Gust Falk on July 10. Residents and visitors from Stromsburg travel to Scottsbluff Lincoln Newman Grove and Alberta while locals purchase property and host relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Phillips
Aurora
Gust Falk
A. P. Buckley
Scotts Bluffs
Frank Rystrom
Skearney
JT. D. Hunsaker
Lincoln
Elizabeth Crawford
Omaha
Edna L. Olson
W. L. Gierhart
C. B. Knorr
Oberlin
Kan
Wm. Burton
Nyquist
John W. Anderson
Minnie Carlson
Alberta
Canada
P. A. Stohl
Stromsburg
Grand Island
C. 8
Nelson
Clarence
Holdrege
Albert Nelson
J. K. Tilson
Republican Precinct Caucus in Valley precinct Friday July 21
Republicans of Valley precinct are called to meet at Weise man schoolhouse for precinct caucus Friday evening at 8 oclock to nominate a precinct ticket and select delegates to the county convention at Osceola on Saturday July 22. COMMITTEEMAN.
Polk Ledger Notes Many Local Arrivals and Departures
Central City passengers Mae Verdon and son visit Polk as Mrs Wilmot stays with husband awaiting Dr Ayres. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Lincoln, Pilger, St Paul, Gresham, Stromsburg and other towns visit Polk. Community events include funerals and hospital trips with residents returning home after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Verdon
Central City
Polk
Willake
W. C. Montgomery
Pilger
Seneff
McDonegal
S. O. Johnson
Omaha
Johnson
Hannah Joseph
St. Paul
Minnesota
F. W. Rochlitz
St. James, Minn
Agnes Abel
Joseph Home
H. T. Nrazier
Bernice
Gertrude Plessinger
Colorado
I. S’. Smith
Lincoln
Mrs. Davis
Frank Shank
Silver Creek
Frankie Spencer
University Place Thursay
G. L. Spencer
Maxwell
Clara McReynolds
Fairfield
Notice of Final Report in Estate of James E. Jerdon
In Polk County Nebraska the administrator Almira Jerdon has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and for distribution and discharge. The hearing is set for August 11 1916 at 10 A M before the county court. All interested may appear and contest. Dated July 18 1916. County Judge I A Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
James E. Jerdon
State of
Almira Jerdon
I. A. Ball
Ene
Shy Duege “Agel
Death of Mrs Adolph Kresha in Polk County
Mrs Sophia Kropatech born March 8 1875 in Polk County died July 18 1916 at 41 after a foot injury led to blood poisoning. She married Adolph Kresha January 4 1895 and lived in Polk County except one year on a Nance County farm. She leaves husband ten children nine living mother four sisters three brothers and many relatives. Funeral held at Sacred Heart Shelby with interment at St Andrews cemetery Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Icresha
Ikresha
Sophia Kropatech
Polk County
St. Andrews
Adolph Kresha
Nance County
Kresha
Sophia
Leo
Cecilia
John
Anna
Adolph
Rose
George
Gayhart
Anna Kropatsch
Lucy Fallenger
Greeley Center
Webr
Frank Burns
Anna Fallenger
Garfield County
Ida Wolniczek
Merna
Join
Oswald
Ubert Kropatsch
Alina Fallenger
Sacred Heart Church
Shelby
Father Wagner
Father Alexandria
St. Marys Church
Card of Thanks to Relatives and Friends
To relatives neighbors and friends who kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother we express heartfelt thanks Adolph Kresha and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Kresha
Marion Gillespie Weds Vincent C. George at Gillespie Home
At the Gillespie home in Osceola on July 20 1916 Marion M Gillespie married Vincent C George in a noon ceremony conducted by Rev R E Reed The wedding featured Mendelssohn music a white pussy willow dress and a reception followed by a trip to Lincoln and housekeeping in Seward with congratulations from local and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheorge—Gillespie
R. M. Gillespie
Marion M
Vincent C. George
RE. M. Reed
Methodist Church
Mendelssohn
Vera Peterson
Paul Babson
Seward
Vida Beckmeyer
Eleanor Johnson
R. E. Sturdevant
Cadman
Lincoln
Osceola High School
State University
Tia
The
N. C. George
Gladys
Helen Miller
David City
Shelby notes sweep of harvest season and visits
Miss Anna Maria of David City visits Mrs. Clifford Huddleston on Sunday. Dozens of young men from Rockport arrive for harvest work. Community events include a church basement meeting of the A B Ladies Aid, Sunday school convention plans, and a surprise car hunt in Lincoln. Multiple towns and families are mentioned with travel to Rising City and Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Anna Maria
David City
Clifford Huddleston
Mr. Myers
Mr. Luzader
Rockport
Ill
Leeds
John Scott
Tom Mickey
Guy Funkhouser
A. C. Dunning
Platte
A. B. Ladies Aid
Anna Gatarost
Wreatha McGrew
Rising City
Alvin Long
Trenton
Liberty Clark
Nick Gondringer
Osceola
George Cawthorne
Lyons
Cawthorne
Beal Auto Company
Ford Augustine
Sterling, Colo
Miss~ McHood of
Columbus
Mae Eyler
Martha Brazee
Faye Pattys
Wilbur Bennett
Job
Frank
Norma Funkhouser
Minnesota
U. B
M. I
R. H. Carr
Miss Leah
Lincoln
A. N. Ryan
Miss Brown
Streeter
Sommerstedt
Gladys Kahler
Polk
W. A. Cornish
Clifford Babcock
Ross McBeth
Cordova
McBeth
Minnie Berger
Moon’s
I. BE. Reece
Dorothy
Omaha
Bertha, Messing
Silver City
Iowa
Anna Gaterest
Fred Strein
Elizabeth
Cotella
Thelma Hanshew
Lottie Reece
James Clark
Georgetown
Colo
Lloyd Metheney
Council Bluffs
George West
Notice of Probate in Mor ris C Stull Estate
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska a notice to all interested parties announces the probate of the last will and two codicils of Mor ris C Stull deceased originally of Los Angeles County California. The hearing is set for August 4 1916 at 100 a m in the County Courthouse with Edwin L King of Osceola Nebraska named administrator with will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Morris C. Stull
Los Angeles County
California
Edwin L. King
Osceola
Said County
Republican Precinct Caucus at Ball School House
Republican voters of Clear Creek Precinct meet at Ball School House on Friday July 21 at 8 p m to nominate a precinct ticket and select delegates to the county convention at Osceola Saturday July 22 COMMITTEEMAN
Republican County Convention in Polk County Nebraska
The Republicans of Polk County Nebraska convene at Osceola City Hall on Saturday July 22 1916 at 11 am to elect ten delegates to the state convention in Lincoln and to choose a county central committee. Precinct representation is based on 1914 state superintendent votes with divisions listed for Hackberry Canada Clear Creek Island Stromsburg Osceola Valley Platte Pleasant Home and others. Caucuses meet Friday at 8 pm at usual precinct locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollk County
Nebraska
Osceola
Lincoln
Polk County
Hackberry
Canada
Clear Creek
Island
Stromsburg
Valley
Platte
Pleasant Home
C. V. Nelson
Cen. Com
Douglas
Ernest G. Johnson
Precinct Caucus Call In Platte At Swede Home Store
Republican voters of Platte precinct are called to meet at Branting's Store Swede Home on Friday July 21 at 8 o’clock to nominate a precinct ticket and select delegates to the county convention at Osceola on Saturday July 22, committee man in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Precinct
Branting
D. m
Osceola
Plaagant
Polk
Plaag and Home precinct caucus at City Water Station Polk
Republican voters of Plaag and Home precinct are called to a caucus at City Water Station in Polk on Friday July 21 at 8 pm. A county convention will follow in Osceola at a later time. Committeeman positions are noted.
Notice of Probate in the Matter of Charlotte Johnson Estate
Nebraska probate notice announces petition to appoint C. H. Anderson as administrator. Hearing set for August 11, 1916 at 10 a.m. dated July 14, 1916.
Notice of Incorporation for Timm Manufacturing Company
Notice states Timm Manufacturing Company is incorporated under Nebraska law with principal business at Osceola. Authorized capital is 550000 represented by 509 shares at 100 each. Officers include Charles G. Tuam and James Mickey. dates note June 26 1916 and July 10 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timm Manufacturing Company
Charles G. Tuam
Roland A. Mills
Mary
Timm
Frank ‘P
Mills
James M
Charles ‘Timm
Osceola
Nebraska
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Timm Hay
the Time Cover & Sheet Metal Works
Osceola Record
Ruth Anderson
Wallin
Chicago
J. W. Leafgreen
Victoria
Decatur
Ills
Axtell
Nebr
CG C. O. Bergstrom
R. I. Anderson
North Platte Frnday
Joe Nelson
Richard Dale
Miss Handle
Wm. Dale
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Olive
Oakland
Calif
Albin Wallin
Louisa Wallin
Martha Hedman
Lucy
Fullerton
Peter Ericksonamily
T. A. Wilmar
Red Cloud
Dr. Wilmar
Dr. Ayres
Hedman
J. A. Gustafson
Mildred Slayton
E. A. Vincent
Chris Thesing
Miss Slayton
S. R. McKelvie
Nebraska Farmer
Bessie Vincent
Milwaukee
Mr. Vincent
Wayland
Charley Law
York
Jason Ingerson
Pearl Spalding
Buhrman Miller
George Spalding
Bertha Keene
James Campbell
Jim McKeag
Charley Austin
John Law
Ulysses
Carpenter
Reed
Miss Young
Gresham
M. D. Sack
Bernard
Florence Sechtemy
August Senn
Rolon Jones
R. R. Prell
G. L
Valley Precinct
Weiseman School House
Barber’s Pharmacy
Wilmot
Slater
Belgrade
Flynn
Warren Fightmaster
R. L. Cox
Neiman
Albert Banghart
J. C Miller
New Castle
Penn
F. J. Hahn
Mesdames Miller
Paul McNeely
Missouri
Carl McNeely
Henry Munds
C. C. McCune
F. O. Johnson
Ross Dorrance
Fairmont
Lowell Barr
Hugh Lockard
Art Kelsey
L. C. Griess
Sutton
Martin
Henry Stockman
Okviaste
First National Bank
Eouptes
Ball School
Republican County Convention
Charlotte Johnson
C. H. Anderson
Saal
James Mickey
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