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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

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Polk County Sends Largest Representation

Lincoln July 8th 4 H club judging ends with 5059 Nebraska members participating in 19 meetings since June. Osceola led attendance with 469 and Holdrege had 429. Animal husbandry training drew 1488. clothing 1141 as other work covered foods dairy girls room crops and poultry. Nine teams will later compete at the National Dairy Show in Memphis and the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.

Lincoln Nebraska L. I. Frisbie Osceola Holdrege Memphis Tennessee Chicago

Methodist Church Services July 27 Invite Attendance

Reverend Albert W. Lapthorne and family return from Mt Sequoyah Missionary Conference. Sunday schedule includes 10:00 Church School and 11:00 Morning Worship with sermon on Interpreters of Christ. All members and friends invited to attend.

Methodist Church Albert W. Lapthorne Interpreters of Christ Mt. Sequoyah

Heat wave tightens grip as Nebraska swelters over century marks

Nebraskan residents endure a second week of 100 degree heat as farmers seek rain to save a at risk corn crop. Cloudless skies bring little relief and moisture is scarce while people sleep outdoors to cope with the heat.

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Thelander and Associated Families Visit at Thelanders

Mr and Mrs Mervin Thelander of Geneva and Miss Betty Thelander of York spent Sunday at the Thelander home with Carl Thelander and family. Nearby visits included the Archie Austins of York and the Will McKeag family of Shelby. Others traveling through were Mrs G W Gompert Barbara Jean of Mitchell Neb and Mrs Mildred Davis of Munice Ind en route to Lincoln for an orthopedic hospital pickup. Oscar Fedde family left for Denver after visiting Mrs August W Johnson Ralph and Hollis since last Thursday. LeRoy Brown family visited John Erks near Gresham with Mrs Erks.

Mervin Thelander Geneva Betty Thelander York Carl Thelander Archie Austin Will McKeag Shelby Horace McKeag James McKeag Jr G. W. Gompert Barbara Jean Mitchell, Neb Mildred Davis Munice Indiana Ervin Grossnicklaus Lincoln Gomper Oscar Fedde Denver August W. Johnson Ralph and Hollis LeRoy Brown John Erks Gresham

Tomato Plot Demonstration Ripens in Polk County

George F. and Bruce Anderson with Polk County Extension Service maintain a tomato demonstration plot on their Osceola area farm. Twelve varieties, 30 plants each, show wide adaptation variations as Ray L. Cruise notes. Inspect and judge the best performers for Polk County.

George F Bruce Anderson Geo Osceola

Luther League Convention At Luther College Wahoo

The twenty seventh annual convention and Bible conference of the Luther League of the Nebraska Conference will be held at Luther College Wahoo Nebraska from Sunday evening July 27 to Friday noon August 1. Activities include Bible studies mission studies forum discussions rallies and supervised recreation with speakers Dr Samuel N Miller and Pastor John N Leaf among others. About 100 to 125 youths from Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming are expected to attend.

Luther League of the Nebraska Conference Augustana Synod Luther College Wahoo Nebraska John N. Leaf Cheyenne Wyoming Samuel N. ‘Miller Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis Minnesota George N. Anderson Africa South Dakota Clarence Anderson Newman Grove Conference Luther League Sylvia Blomquist John W. Oberg Luther

Swede Home Area Club Meetings Note Summer Events

Mrs Kenneth Peterson hosts TCW Club on Thursday July 31 at her home. Mrs August Swanson to entertain High Prairie Club on August 1 at Osceola. Mrs Clarence Larson and family visited John Lind at Polk on Sunday. Miss Dorothy Fredrickson leaves Monday for nursing duties in Moline Illinois after three weeks at home. Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Roy Fjell at Joe Lindel blade home Mr and Mrs Tom Meacham at Ansel Fredrickson home and Mr and Mrs Ronal Sarow at Kenneth Peterson home.

Kenneth Peterson TCW Club August Swanson High Prairie Club Osceola Clarence Larson John Lind Polk Dorothy Fredrickson Moline Ill Roy Fjell Joe Lindeblade Tom Meacham Ansel Fredrickson Ronal Sarow

Local visits and travel notes from area towns

Mrs. Homer Kulb returned to Omaha last week with her mother Mrs. Lamb who had been ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Wm. Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jacobs of Lincoln were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huggler. The Hugglers plan to return to California in a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Struebing and son visited Ulysses Sunday. Eugene Treadway played ball in York Sunday.

Homer Kulb Omaha Lamb Wm. Brandt Lyle Jacobs Lincoln Charles Huggler Hugglers California Alfred Struebing Ulysses Eugene Treadway York

For Sale My Property in South Osceola

Property listing notes a sale of land in south Osceola with contact by E. R. Ware. No further details or terms are provided.

South Osceola E. R. Ware

Polk County Junior Fair Board Names Officers and Dedicates Roles

The Polk County Junior Fair Board lists officers and directors including President Bob Ingalls and Vice President Ramona Schott. Members include Elizabeth Smith, Brooke Berggren, Mary Ann Staroscik, and Burdette Obrist, with roles in Boys and Girls Work and general superintendents. The board formed as an auxiliary to the Senior Fair Board to train 4-H members in fair administration and foster new ideas for county fairs.

Bob Ingalls Ramona Schott Paul Walgren Mary Ann Staroscik Elizabeth Smith Brooke Berggren Mary Alice Ekstrom Burdette Obrist Mary Ann Star

List of Selected Men for Induction to U S Army

The following named men have been selected for induction. They shall report to the Local Board at Osceola at 3:00 P M on July 31 1941, then be sent to an induction station at Fort Crook on August 1 1941. Lloyd Van Housen Leonard Lisko Leo John Richter Elmer Warnick Clarence Sloan Ray Grossnicklaus John Liskovec Roy Minnick.

Osceola United States Army Fort Crook Lloyd van Housen Leonard Lisko Leo John Richter Elmer Warnick Clarence Sloan Ray Grossnicklaus John Liskovec Roy Minnick

Hackberry Club Notices and Local Social Visits

Victor Club to meet at Mrs. C. W. Hennings home on Tuesday July 29. Omaha visitors Mrs. John Skogman and children accompanied Mr. Skogman. Chicago visitors Mrs. Fritzenchaff with Mrs. Tillie Johnson and Mrs. Douglas Milligan joined local families for weekend visits.

Hackberry News Victor Club C. W. Hennings John Skogman Omaha Geo. F. Anderson Skogman Fritzenchaff Chicago Tillie Johnson Douglas Milligan Princeton Platte Center Rose Mach Rennér and Deay Gertrude Peterson Arcadia Kermit Lindgren Wyoming Roy Emmons Near Silver Creek Alvin Burke Burke Ther Mary Jane Adams Lincoln Ella Johnson Don Nordberg Fred Johnson Ben Scholz Norman Oklahoma East Coast N. S. Abolt John Rasp Shelby R. E. Myers Black Hills Earl Burke Leland Headlee Auburn Bruce L. Anderson Russell Johnson Fort Leonard Wood Mabel McKeag Ganece Donna Jean W. L. ‘Obrist Leonard Fellows Beverly Hills California

Local Social Notes Highlight Osceola Visitors and Gatherings

Mrs. Bettie Christian spent a week in Osceola with Miss Neil Wisely. Mr and Mrs Si Hoffer of California visit C O Carlson and relatives, plan to return to Los Angeles. Miss Delores Wilson visits Lincoln relatives for two weeks. Mrs Arnie Mace of Chambers stays with Gordon and Russell Mace homes. Victor Hoffer of Clarks helps at Elmer Dittmer home. Mr and Mrs Dexter Haws of Lyons spend weekend with L A Meacham. Ed Ferris confined to bed in oxygen tent. Mr and Mrs W Smith and daughter visit LeRoy Rhodes in Lincoln. The Aid meets Wednesday at the Hall with a covered dish lunch. An ice cream supper is planned Thursday evening. Mrs Cedric Fineey hosts birthday dinner for Guildford Bryan. Mr and Mrs Wm Love with children visit Mr and Mrs Wm Dake on their way home to St. Louis after Yellowstone trip.

Bettie Christian Osceola Neil Wisely Si Hoffer California C. O. Carlson Los Angeles Delores Wilson Lincoln Arnie Mace Chambers Gordon Russell Mace Victor Hoffer Clarks Elmer Dittmer Dexter Haws Lyons L. A. Meacham Ed Ferris W. Smith LeRoy Rhodes Aid iHall Cedric Fineey Guildford Bryan Wm. Love Wm. Dake St. Louis Yellowstone Park

Local Social Notes From Moline Iowa and Nearby Areas

Mrs Victor Johnson and children of Moline Illinois visited Mr and Mrs Hjalmer Gustafson. Richard Polok of Brainard visited Leonard and Raymond Verbka. Miss Arlois Irland returned from Fremont summer school. Bob Garst of Coon Rapids Iowa and Clyde Lees of Clarks called on Herman Thelen. Leonard Heimer and family visited John Gabriel. Phyllis Glatter attended Sunny Side 4 H Club at Mrs George Island home. Sell it with a Want Ad.

Victor Johnson Moline Frank Eckert Omaha C. J. Johnson Osceola Hjalmer Gustafson Richard Polok Brainard Leonard Raymond Verbka Arlois Irland Fremont Bob Garst Coon ‘Rapids Iowa Clyde Lees Clarks Herman Thelen Leonard Heimer John Gabriel Phyllis Glatter George

Aluminum Recovery Campaign Launches in Polk County

A Polk County drive runs July 24 to 30 to collect discarded aluminum to aid aircraft production. Public displays in towns and separate city and rural donations. Chambers of Commerce offer entertainment to boost participation. Osceola events feature matinee and evening shows with free admission for those 16 and under in exchange for aluminum. Loretta Young and Robert Preston star in Lady from Cheyenne at the county venues.

Polk County Chambers of Commerce Osceola Loretta Young Robert Preston Lady Cheyenne

Fire damages Campain farm home and shed near Osceola

Early Tuesday a fire destroyed a machine shed on Will Campain’s farm near Osceola and burned an automobile owned by Hollis Campain. A tractor was saved. Hollis was severely burned while attempting to move the tractor. Firemen and neighbors saved a nearby granary with grain.

Will Campain Osceola Hollis Campain Hollis

Death summons Miss Lena Gondringer in Shelby

After a lingering illness Miss Lena Gondringer died at her home in northwest Shelby on Tuesday afternoon at age sixty. She leaves her mother Mrs. Margaret Gondringer two sisters Mrs. Margaret Fillinger and Mrs. Erasmus Krumbach and three brothers Nick N V and John all of Shelby. Funeral services led by Rev. Jensen were held Thursday morning at Sacred Heart church with burial in Shelby Catholic Cemetery.

Lena Gondringer Shelby Margaret Gondringer Margaret Fillinger Erasmus Krumbach Nick N. V John Gondringer Jensen Sacred Heart Church Shelby Catholic Cemetery

Little Janis Eller Recovers From Operation at St Marys

Little Janis Eller is recovering from ankle bone infection surgery performed last Wednesday at St Marys hospital in Columbus. Harmony Club entertained at the Staroscik home Sunday evening with Miss Mary Anne Staroscik and the Cerny young folks attending. Rev Louis Jensen returned Saturday from a week in Lincoln. Fred Henggeler and family visited relatives at Humphrey Sunday. Edward Messing’s buildings are being wired for electricity this week. A group from the community went to Schuyler Monday to hear Lawrence Welch and his orchestra.

ST. Andrews Janis Eller St. Mary’s Hospital Columbus Mary Anne Staroscik Harmony Club Schuyler Lawrence Welch

Osceola Hospital News Patchwork of Local Health Updates

Margaret Gabriel of Shelby entered the hospital with a severe throat infection and is improving. Hollis Campain, burned Tuesday, is somewhat better. Jim and Mrs. Cook announce the birth of an 8 1 2 pound boy born Tuesday July 22. Jimmy Norton had appendicitis surgery Saturday. Leonard and Mrs. Kropatch greet a seven pound boy born Monday July 21. Mrs. Arthur Langhammer of Shelby is receiving medical attention this week.

Osceola Hospital Margaret Gabriel Shelby Arthur Langhammer

Barley Loan Program Opens in Polk County

Polk County farmers can obtain barley loans through AA A or CCC, with farm storage rates at 45c No. 1 and 42c No. 3, warehoused storage at 38c No. 1 down to 28c No. 5. Eligible barley must be stored 30 days before application, loans run to Dec 31 1941 and mature on demand or by Apr 30 1942, at 3 percent interest. Adam Boro of Fullerton applied after storing 430 bushels in Columbus elevator, receiving 37c on No. 2 barley.

Polk County John M. Staroscik Polk County Aaa Committee Commodity Credit Corporation County Association Adam Boro Fullerton Columbus

Local social notes from Stromsburg and area

Mr and Mrs Carleton Anderson of Osceola and Isaac Samuel of Polk visited Victor Anderson. Mrs W A Atkinson Loyal Knorr Joyce and Lynn Ray traveled to Shelby to see Mrs Harry Blevins and Crete Blevins. Several hosted dinners and visits including Nordlunds Morrills Headstrom Barnard and Stromberg in Stromsburg and Bertrand Nebraska with relatives and friends.

Stromsburg Carleton Anderson Osceola Isaac Samuelson Polk Victor Anderson W. A. Atkinson Loyal Knorr Joyce Lynn Ray Shelby Harry Blevins Crete Blevins Corpus Christi Texas California Stanton Moore C. F. Moore Moore E. C. Nordlund Albert Pierson Helen Henry Pierson Nordlund Bertrand Nebraska A. C. Morrill Morse L. H. Headstrom W. A. Barnard Berniece Superior Alex Scott Esther Lindeblade Halstead Gresham B. C. Stromberg Lindquist Julia Albin Teegerstrom Axel Olson Donald Richard Axel Severinc

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