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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska weekly newspaper notice lists Walter J Herbes as editor and publisher with Thursday publication and post office entry under act of 1879. Subscription is seven dollars ninety cents per year.
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges in Polk County and nearby counties are invited to an August 3 picnic at Osceola City Park. Bring your own picnic dinner.
Don Graves of Don's Welding Shop plans to move to the Huseman Building on the square by September first and will hire staff for the new facility. Osceola restaurant opening planned by Robert Hanna and wife after leasing the former Mrs Gray's Ready-to-Wear Shop space.
Fred Green Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Fred Green, suffered a severe chin wound Sunday night after running in the courtyard and falling on an iron bench. Dr Harley Eklund attended and sutured the deep cut.
League standings show July 18 results with Yanks seven, Senators five, White Sox seventeen, Red Sox nine. July 20 Senators four, Red Sox three, Indians seventeen, Athletics two. July 21 Indians twelve, White Sox three, Yanks thirteen, Athletics fourteen. July 24 White Sox twenty two, Senators nineteen, Red Sox twenty three, Athletics fourteen. July 25 Senators thirty, Athletics sixteen, Indians eight, Yanks three.
Br C O Gul leen president of the Nebraska Conference will preach next Sunday at the church. This is his first visit and a confirmation class is held Saturday at 1 30 P M. Harmony Society meets Thursday at Miss Anna Obergs home. Ladies Aid on Wednesday after Pioneer Day.
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