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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1939

Page

4

Dated notes from July 19 1900 and local notices

In days gone by July 13 a daughter born to R A Mills and wife Grace Pratt is noted. I Krasne’s trip to Omaha yields a fine boy for his wife. Polk County received a inch and a half rain reviving dry corn. Rebekahs install officers with Nels M Johnson guiding as N G and Grand Officers present. J B R Morris to Town. W S Heitzman to Beatrice principal. Nels M Johnson’s specials advertise shoes from 98c and up.

R. A. Mills Rebekahs N. G Nels M. Johnson V. G Mary E. Wilson C. G. ‘Gylling Geo. R. McCoy F. G H. Saunders Oliver Westburg D. W. Hotchkiss L. Howland Osceola Platte Beatrice Rebekah C. G. Gylling Oliver Westberg T. H. Saunders H. C. Freidenstine

Two Die in Stromsburg Car Collision Involving U P Motor

Fvered Johnson 21 and Harvey Davis 19 died when their car hit the U P Motor near Stromsburg. Johnson was son of Edwin A. Johnson of Osceola area, while Davis was eldest son of Mrs. James Davis of Osceola. Also notes Milton Lindquist transferred to Aurora from York and local market and farm items.

Fvered Johnson Harvey Davis U. P Stromsburg Johnson Edwin A. Johnson South of Osceola Davis James Davis Osceola Milton Lindquist Iowa-Nebr. Light and ‘Power Company York Sayad Chas. O. Hope Hellmich Indiana Oseeeola Tanda Lloyd Timm Chauncey Anderson A.anpiessin Daniel Beck Sweden Omaha E. T. Boden H. T. Fredrickson

Special Song Service at Lutheran Church Harmony Society

The Harmony Society presents Songs We Sing a Seth Parker style program at the Lutheran Church on Tuesday July 25 featuring church talent and outside visitors. A lunch follows. The Luther League meets July 20 at 8:30 in church parlors. Transfiguration Sunday is July 23 with services and year’s work theme Just a Year Ago. Harmony Society meets July 27 at Hazel and Lillie Johnsons. Ruth Boden program reader. Bring a visitor. Pastor John Oberg.

Luther ‘League Harmony Society Hazel Lillie Johnson Ruth Boden Johnn Oberg

Methodist Church Service and Activities Schedule

Sunday School at 10 A M led by Elton Berck. Morning Worship at 11 A M with sermon The Seed That Grew To Maturity. Evening United Session Epworth Leagues at 7 P M. W F M S meets in church parlors Tuesday 25th for annual Kings Herald and Little Light Bearers party. Pastor A C Monkman confirms leadership.

Coffee and caffeine effects on health explained

A health note discusses how caffeine in coffee raises brain activity and urine flow, with harm mainly from excessive or late consumption. It warns against reheated home brew and compares tea cocoa, noting cocoa contains beneficial fats. moderation is advised.

Local families take trips and host gatherings over weekend

Dr and Mrs L V Sharp and daughter Dorothy Jeanne drove to Stanton on Sunday and left Monday for Lake Okoboji accompanied by Mrs Sharp s mother and sister Mrs Emma Raabe and Miss Esther They will be gone a week or ten days Mr and Mrs H B Branting and family and Mr and Mrs O F Branting of Osceola spent Sun at Axtell with Mr and Mrs S A Exstrom a group of ladies visited Mrs Albin Anderson to celebrate her birthday anniversary Those present included Mrs Wesley Ericson and daughters Eleanor and Mary and son Kenneth Mrs A V Eielson Mrs Oscar Nelson and Misses Emma and Rebecca Anderson A P and Elmer Linder of Omaha visited Henry Moberg home Mrs A P Linder accompanied them home in the evening after a two week stay with her father Mrs Alice Waters of Lincoln arrived Monday evening to spend two weeks with her father Miss Irene Thesing went to Bradshaw Sunday evening for several days with cousin Mrs Calvin Brumbaugh Mrs Jonas Anderson was a dinner guest at Glenn Knorr home Sunday Mrs Ray Hunsaker and daughter Patty returned Monday from Carthage Illinois after a week with relatives Mrs Esther Elfors and son returned Sunday from Evanston Illinois after three weeks Mr and Mrs G H Presson accompanied them here for a week visit

L. V. Sharp Dorothy Jeanne Stanton Lake Okoboji Albin Anderson Wesley Ericson Eleanor Mary Kenneth A. V. Eielson Oscar Nelson Emma Rebecca Anderson A. P Elmer Linder Omaha Henry Moberg A. P. Linder Alice Waters Lincoln Irene Thesing Bradshaw Calvin Brumbaugh Jonas Anderson Glenn, Knorr Ray Hunsaker Patty Carthage Illinois Esther Elfors Sor Evanston G. H. Presson

Church Aid to Stage County Fair Agricultural Exhibit

Wesley Chapel notes a Church Aid meeting Friday planning another agricultural exhibit for the County Fair. Sunday School held at 10 a m. Mr and Mrs Tom Schmoker and sons visited the Dewey Lockard family near Silver Creek. Mr and Mrs James Treadway of Bellwood spent Sunday with his parents.

Wesley Chapel Church Aid Tom Schmoker Dewey Lockard Silver Creek James Treadway Bellwood

Card of Thanks for Arthur Nelson

The Nelson family expresses deep gratitude to all who offered help in their time of sorrow. Thanks for flowers, neighbors, friends, singers, and those who attended the funeral.

Arthur Nelson

Census work and its nationwide challenges outlined

The piece discusses the upcoming census, its scope from citizens abroad to seamen on private ships, and the need for accuracy. It notes the role of W L Austin as director, the confidentiality of responses, historical fears in 1870, and that each district will have a census supervisor. It also mentions visitors to the Washington office and a contrast in building cooling practices between Nebraska and Washington.

United States Iis Aay W. L. Austin Bureau of the Census Middle West Bureau of Census Washington Census of India Justice Department Revenue Department

Valley Churches Host Rev Hamilton with Meetings This Week

The Valley Ladies meet this week with Mrs Hamilton as hostess. Rev Hamilton will preach at Fairview Church Sunday at 10 am and at Valley Church 11 20 am with the subject The Harmony Between Law and Love. Sunday School sessions at Valley 10 30 and Fairview 11 am. District Superintendent Rev Charles Hawkins will preach at both churches Sunday August 20 and lead a morning service business meeting at Valley Church, followed by a 3 pm meeting at Fairview.

Valley Ladies Valley Church Fairview Hamilton

Jolly Workers 4-H Club meeting and district court notice

The Jolly Workers 4 H Club met July 11 at leader Mrs E L Lackey's home with ten members and three visitors. They planned future team demonstrations and discussed a Parker House Rolls demo. A district court notice from Polk County Nebraska details a Home Owners Loan Corporation foreclosure action against Ethel M Ball and Philip J Ball with a July 17 1939 filing and an August 28 1939 response deadline.

Jolly Workers E. L. Lackey Parker House Thais Belle Lackey Irene Stewart Elizabeth Smith Lois Cramer Marjory White Rosemary Morris Chas. F. Stroman District Court Polk County Nebraska Home Owners’ Loan Ethel M. Ball Philip J. Ball Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Shelby

Insurance offer for corn crop bail in Old Line Company

D R Byers and K A Cornish promote corn crop insurance against loss under an Old Line Company. Rate four dollars eighty cents per hundred dollars.

D. R. Byers K. A. Cornish

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The Osceola, Neb Polk County Medical Society Apitol Herbert Cameron Kearney Los Angeles Frank J. Munday Red Cloud Fairview and Valley Methodist Churches Corporation Home Owners Loan Corporation Randy Voss Vess Westinghouse Gee Anes
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