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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
4
Local station agents plan a fall festival and other attractions around a special hog exhibit train on Burlington lines in Nebraska during October. Agents report to Fred L. Taylor in Denver as they coordinate with commercial and civic clubs and await an official name for the train.
Agricultural college extension service and animal husbandry will arrange exhibits on hog breeding, feeding, disease prevention, and general management for a 1929 Nebraska train. Faculty will travel to discuss displays and hog raising with travelers, using farm experiences and experimental data to teach sanitation and pig crop practices. Dairy poultry and crops trains are similar, and this will be the best yet. Local social notes accompany the item.
Relatives and friends express gratitude for expressions of sympathy in the death of their son and brother Ev eret. Mrs. Ed A. Johnson and family appreciate the kindness and will remember it.
The pastor has returned from vacation and regular services resume Sunday at Wesley Chapel. Morning Worship begins at 9 45 and Sunday School at 10 45.
Mr and Mrs T D Richards returned home from a trip to Kansas Colorado New Mexico and Texas accompanied by daughters Mrs Roy Cox and Mrs Neva Forsythe and son. The couple planned a week in Kansas for farm interests. Esther Herrmann visited Osceola with cousin Una Koehler while Pang and Edna M Cray visited GC E Jones home. W G Herrmann hosted Sunday with brother Walter Koehler family.
Mr and Mrs W B Snide plan permanent Osceola home with carpentry work ahead. Dr Shaw reports birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Elmer Webster. Governor Mickey visits from Lincoln and survives a slippery crosswalk mishap. Eugenia West weds Dr Fred P Lierle at her parents home. Miss West taught in Osceola. J P Whitlock builds a 75 foot span near Stromsburg. Wheat prices rise to 50–70 cents and corn 30–37 cents. Chevrolet expands parts and service to support six cylinder models with new stores and 38 service schools.
Ben Anderson of Omaha spent the weekend visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson, enjoying time together away from home.
Miss Helen Huston spent the weekend with her parents at their home as she attends summer school at the State University. Mrs. J. R. Mueller, mother of Mrs. George Campbell, died Thursday night in Omaha after a period of illness. funeral services were held Saturday. Nielsen Chevrolet reported several new deliveries, including Henry Triba truck and Telander Peterson truck. Fred Langer of Seward also noted as coach. Marian Rice of David City visited Mrs. Phil Campbell on Tuesday.
Regular services planned for next Sunday at 10 A M Sunday school and 11 A M morning worship, 8 P M evening worship. District Superintendent Dr Hunter preaches Sunday August 4 as the fourth quarterly conference reports from church groups are announced August 3. Members urged to attend and be paid up for the year.
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