Local social notes and visits across Osceola area
Mr. and Mrs. Kepner travel to Omaha on business. A new time dance is planned at the Fair Grounds next Tuesday. Various guests visit Osceola residents including Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Robinson, and Miss Inness visiting Charl es City. Several families travel to Lincoln, Albion, Denver, and California for visits or vacations. A 91st birthday celebration honors Grandma Fin eey with friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kepner
Omaha
Fair Grounds
Paul Robinson
Stromeburg
W. O. Hansen
Marjory Inness
Charles City
Iowa
W. B. Thompson
Lodegpole
H. A. Hansen
Albion
John Hangen
Superior
Osceola
Campbell
Denver
W. E. Thompson
Thompson
Clyde Smith
Sam Crouse
Murray
California
A. F. Nuquist
Andrew E. Nuquist
Osceola Country Club
W. W. Norton
Harry Pratt
W . Kirtley
R. M. McDonald
Lulu Olson
Pearle Matheson
W. D. Kirtley
M. R. Anderson
Frank Joy
E. L. McCormick
Tillman Joy
Phyllis
Paul Joy
Jess Stodghill
Rock Island
Iinois
Rollin Ogelbay
Eleazer McCormick
Silver Creek
Havens
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings
Fairview resident Zola Frizzell buys a new Chevrolet coupe last week. Several families from Omaha Columbus Gresham and Stromsburg visited, hosted meals and picnics, with Grandma Finecy’s first birthday celebrated. Names include McCoad DeBere Frizzell Heinemeyer Maxcy VanAlstine Lohr Millhollen and Carlson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Frizzell
Noah McCoad
Near Havens
Francis DeBere
Kaminsky
Spaulding
Alice Lohr
Melvin VanAlstine
Columbus
Frank Heinemeyer
Pennsylvania
W. B. Duke
E. B. Maxcy
Lester McCormick
Berwyn
Nebr
Will Kirkman
Billy McCormick
Columbins
Louise Lohr
W. B. Dake
Earl Millhollen
Omaha
Howard Deeter
Russell Carlson
John Peterson
Stromsburg
Ragnar Carlson
Platte
Sunday School Picnic Planned After July 25
Presbyterian notes announce Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a m and an upcoming picnic on Tuesday evening July 25. Plan to attend. the exact picnic location will be decided next Sunday and organizers urge good attendance.
World Service Day Acknowledged By Methodist Church
The Methodist Church announces next Sunday as World Service Day with Official Board approval. Congregants are invited to give gifts or pledges for World Service, reflecting cheerful giving as per scripture. Services proceed as usual under Minister W. H. Wright.
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W. H. Wright
Lutheran Church This Week Program and Services
Lutheran church announces Thursday evening meetings by Latter League with W. Pierson and Albert Nelson families. Confirmation Class meets Saturday at 1 20 P M. Sunday offers 10 A M Sunday School 114 M English Worship Sermon The Law as Jesus Gave It Vespers at 3 P M A Test For Faith Tuesday Sunday School teachers meet at the parsonage Postponed Harmony Society meets Thursday at Miss Anna Oberg's home Pastor Paul Melin leads activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter League
W. &. Pierson
Albert Nelson
Jesus
Tetchers
Harmony Society
Mies Anna Oberg
Local families share visits and births in area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Gerald Obrist and daughter and Mr and Mrs Wayne Rystrom with families were dinner guests near Stromsburg. A son named Crete Delano born July 14 to Mr and Mrs Keith Kinberg. Various relatives visited in Mason City Columbus Osceola and Stromsburg as crowds attended Ladies Aid and Sunday School events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Obrist
Fullerton
Wayne Rystrom
Matt Glatter
Stromsburg Sunady
Wilson
Opal
Vera
Mason City
Keith Kinberg
Crete Delano
E. E. Gabel
Columbus
Dorothy Augustine
Gabel
Johnson
Tracy Nelson
Charles Marshall
Frank Hultgren
Stromsburg
Ladies Aid
James McKeag
Grandma Rasp
Abolt
Mr. Abolt
Shelby
Harriet
Lillian Peterson
Howard Way
Colorado
O. R. Hennings
Dwight Newcomer
Harry Obrist
C.W. Hennings
L. Hennings
Grandpa Hoffer
Osceola
Epworth League Assembly Opens at Epworth Lake Park
The Nebraska Conference Epworth League Assembly begins a nine day session at Epworth Lake Park on July 22 with Dr. E Stanley Jones speaking twice daily in the early period. Community attendance improved at both Fairview and Valley churches as services resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview-Valley
Nebraska Conference
Epworth League Assembly
Epworth Lake Park
E. Stanley Jones
Ladies Aid Society
Livestock Prices and Osceola Ordinance Proposals Featured
Market notes show lambs 7.00 to 7.50 with feeders steady and hog prices up 10 to 15 cents at South Omaha. Osceola ordinance A B property tax levies and funding for street lights parks and sewer bonds detailed in the annual appropriation bill and tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Osceola
Nebraska
State of
Streef
Wdpanmnethe
Demh
Peredud
Bee Sting Remedy for Rheumatism Claimed by Two Vienna Doctors
Two Vienna physicians promote a synthetic purified bee sting fluid as a treatment for rheumatism. They prepare the stinging agent to apply to patients as part of the therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Gecko Fimbriated Gecko Quick Change Artist
A fimbriated gecko is a tropical animal that can nearly vanish at a foot away by matching the lichen on its resting bark. Its body bears irregular skin lobes to blend in, though its bright eye often betrays it.
Progress of Matches Through History
The friction match first appeared in 1827 using splinters of wood coated in sulphur and antimony sulphide. In 1835 the phosphorus friction match ignited on rough surfaces, and the safety match of 1855 moved phosphorus to the strike box side, improving safety.
Potato’s true origin lies far from Ireland
The potato did not originate in Ireland but in western South America. It reached Europe via explorers seeking gold and faced initial resistance before popularity grew amid wars and famines. In Scotland it was long viewed as forbidden fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
South America
Europe
Scotland
Debates on Direct Election of President Through History
The piece traces motions in the house and senate toward changing the presidential election system from the electoral college. Early attempts date to 1805 with later pushes in 1868 1874 and 1877. President Jackson urged direct vote in annual messages to Congress from 1829 to 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Jackson
Electoral College
Congress
Osceola Nebraska City Council adopts July 13 1933 ordinance
Polk County treasury statement certified as true June 30 1933 shows funds balances warrants and disbursements including special bridge fund and auto refund. Ordinance in force after passage approval and publication with signatures of Mayor W B Pierson and City Clerk Guy F Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Treasury
K. A. Cornish
Osceola
W. BE. Pierson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairview
Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Church
Paul Melin
Victor
Bb. B. Maxcy, Pastor
South Omaha
Sid County
State Board of Equalization and Assessments
City
Mwccen
Pacem
Emeren
Setae
Seeemsesnees
Pene
O. D
Kands
Peace Ces
Eeeneacsas Agricultural Society
Shelby Village
Pork Village
Ann Ces CO
Eewenne Netteneerene
Reese
Tzag
County General Fund
Special
Balance
Mg Oe
Guy F. Ball
County General
Aya
Hotel Conant
Irinting
Elmer
Rood, Mer
Jones St
Omaha, Nebraska
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