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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

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Polk County Designated for Tenant Purchase Loans

Polk County again designated for tenant purchase loans under the Bankhead Jones Act for 1939-40. Eligible tenants may obtain 40 year loans at 3 percent to buy farms, with committee review and county administration by the Farm Security Administration.

Polk County Walter W. Berck Farms Security Administration Congress Berck Osceola Nebraska Secretary of Agriculture FSA Farm Security Administration State Farm Security Advisory Committee Cuming Washington Saunders Nicholls Sheridan Cheyenne Wayne Cedar Gage Morrill Polk Dawson Harlan Burt Chase Greeley

Polk County Wheat Crop Insurance Improved for 1940 Harvest

The 1940 wheat crop insurance plan, announced by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation and explained by Herman A. Jones, offers easier access to credit, single operation policy at filing, and a nine year yield base. Insurance guarantees 50 or 75 percent of average yield and premiums are paid in bushels. policy takes effect when the paid application is accepted.

Herman A. Jones County Agricultural Conservation Committee Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Mr. Jones ACP Jones AICP

Gala Day for 4 H Club Folks

A Polk County Farm Bureau and 4 H Club event on Saturday July 29 features a county picnic in Osceola City Park with morning baseball, a noon basket dinner, and afternoon programs. Newton Gaines of Lincoln is principal speaker. 4 H demonstrators include Mrs. R L Smith’s Polk club and E H Tooker's boys. Shirley McMeekin of Shelby will speak on The Farmer's Stake in World Peace. Jay Hastings of the Polk county Fair will note 4 H impact on the fair. Dwight Newcomer of Gresham chairs the program.

Farm Bureau Polk County Osceola City Park Shirley McMeekin Shelby Jay Hastings Polk County Fair Dwight Newcomer Gresham

4-H Premium List for Polk County Fair

The premium list has been prepared and mailed to 4-H Club leaders with extra copies at the County Agent's office. Polk County reports 330 enrolled youths and aims for the largest 4-H exhibit at the county fair featuring new baby beef farm account sorghum and corn clubs alongside existing groups.

Polk County

Local visitors and travels noted in Osceola region

A list of visitors includes Mrs F T Anderson Omaha Eileen Johnson Central City Edna Allinder Osceola. Out-of-town arrivals include Virginia and Maudel Lasser Chicago staying with Charles Massie. Families visit relatives in Stromsburg Polk Columbus and other nearby towns. several trips to attend funerals and visit relatives across Nebraska and Illinois.

F. T. Anderson Omaha Eileen Johnson Central City Edna Allinder Sam Cadwell Earl Maurice Watts Ed Watts Willmetta Burritt Walter Pierson Wayne Anderson Bill Bahr Osceola Bertha Bahr Shelby Columbus Alfred Augell

Fairview Ice Cream Social Planned by Ladies of Fairview

The Ladies of the Fairview Aid will host an ice cream social at the Community Hall on Friday evening August 4 with all welcome. Local visits include Prof. Brackett and wife of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. John Young of Fullerton and others staying or visiting in area homes. A six pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. C L Dake on Monday July 24 at Shelby hospital.

The Fairview Aid Prof. Brackett Wife Lincoln LeRoy Rhodes Alice Lohr Edith VanAlstine Columbus Wm. Dake George Heinemeyer John Young Maxine Fullerton C. L. Dake Maxine Brancher Central City Grace Zetha Norris Shelby Hospital George “Macé Rexford Kansas Ed Juhl Genoa Cedric Finecy George Creemen Silver Creek Ed Kaminski Roy Frizzel Lawrence Bryan Forrest Graham Nance County Tillie Wieseman Lillian Della Need Osceola Virgil Wehrman Lexington Emil and Hattie Lucas

Weekend visitors and travels noted in local area

Wesley Chapel reports Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cox and their son from Basin Wyoming. Mrs. R J Richmond travels to California for Mildred’s Berkeley summer school. Huggler and Jacobs families from Lincoln visit the Martin Huggler clan in Columbus. Grimmon d of Omaha joins en route to the Black Hills. Neal Dawes and Leonard Ericson families visit Stromsburg area. D W McFadden Osceola visits West family. Harry McBeth family from Aurora Missouri writes of abundant fruits and vegetables. Henry Johnson and children call on Dave Jacobson south of Stromsburg.

Wesley Chapel Keith Cox Basin Wyoming Kenneth Richards R. J. Richmond California Mildred Berkley Fred Huggler Lyle Jacobs Lincoln Martin Huggler Columbus Charles Grimmond Omaha Charles Huggler Black ‘Hills Neal Dawes Shelby Leonard Ericson Stromsburg A. E. Dawes Lula Burns D. W. McFadden Osceola Floyd West Harry McBeth Aurora Missouri

Stromsburg Families Plan Eastbound Trips and Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ericson journey east by car for relatives in Bishop Hill Illinois and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, attend a New York fair, pause at Decatur Illinois on return. Rev Widen and Miss Clara Anderson arrive to attend the Warner Anderson wedding and visit Victor Anderson's family.

Arthur Ericson Bishop Hill Illinois Pittsburgh New York Decatur Earl Widen Clara Anderson St. Cloud Minnesota Victor Anderson Widen John Russell G. D. Neal Loris New York City J.W. Bailey Clarence Slosson Sara Lee Eagle Pool Mary Belle Rising City Tom Kreis B. L. Myers

Local Family News From Shelby Area Events

Miss Wanda Rose and Robert Taddiken returned home after two months at Lakeland Camp and Fordland Missouri with relatives. Louie Hastert drove to Omaha and brought back his wife who had recovered enough from surgery at St Joseph hospital to return home. Mr and Mrs Peter Bitter and family visited relatives in Lake View South Dakota and in Valentine and Burwell Nebraska then returned home. Mr and Mrs L J Saylor Rising City visited Shelby. Paul LaMunyon stepped on a nail and is under Dr Brillhart care walking with crutches. Dean Carter Earl Crook and Clifford Hernbloom Osceola left for Wyoming haying. Mrs Viola Cornish and son Robert visited Allan Cornish in Fort Crook. Mrs J W Ernst and daughters Columbus visited the Schaal sisters in Shelby. A birthday party for Janet Dawn Langhamer was held with pink and white decor and whistles for favors.

Wanda Rose Robert Taddiken Lakeland Camp Fordland Louie Hastert Omaha Bret St. Joseph Hospital Peter Bitter Lake View South Dakota Valentine Burwell Nebr L. J. Saylor Rising City Shelby Matt Fasbender Paul LaMunyon Brillhart Dean Carter Earl Crook Clifford Hernbloom Osceola Wyoming Viola Cornish Robert Fort Crook Allan Cornish J. W. Ernst and Daughters Columbus Tona Celia Schaal Frank Langhamer Janet Dawn

Warner Anderson nuptials tie Greens Chapel couple

Miss Vivian Esther Warner youngest daughter of Greens Chapel residents wed Vernon T. Anderson son of Stromsburg in a Sunday home ceremony. Rev E O Widen officiated before 55 guests. Bride wore white satin with veil and carried white gladiolas. groom was attended by his brother Carleton. They plan a Colorado trip then establish residence in Lincoln.

Carleton Osceola Colorado Lincoln

Bright Side 4-H Club meets at Verona Bernt home

The Bright Side 4-H Club met July 11 at Verona Bernt's home with Verona presiding. Grace Bernt stood in for absent secretary Rita Bernt. Members approved minutes, discussed dress patterns, prepared pot holders, and Mary Staroscik demonstrated hot pad making. Lunch was served. next meeting set for July 27 at Tona Eller's home.

Verona Bernt Rita Bernt Grace Bernt J. M. Staroscik Mary Staroscik Tona Eller Marilyn Messing

St Andrews Community Notes Include Baptism and Visits

Mrs Hubert Jaax and Mrs Hubert Bernt with infant daughters returned from St Marys hospital. Miss Anne Kresha of Lincoln visits father Adolph Kresha Sr. and relatives. Loretta Jaax and Luella Zimmerman visit John Janx home. Clarice Ebel stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs John W Gabriel. Sylvester Messing leaves for Green River Wyoming with his brother Clarefice employed by the same firm. Richard Jr baptized at St Andrews with Lucille and George Eller as sponsors. Sophia Kresha and Elsie attend Catholic Picnic in Sutton. Father Lombardi, former St Andrews pastor, is now in Sutton.

Hubert Jaax Hubert Bernt St. Mary’s Hospital Anne Kresha Lincoln Adolph Kresha Sr Loretta Jaax Columbus Luella Zimmerman Omaha John Janx Clarice Ebel Belwood John W. Gabriel Sylvester Messing Green River Wyoming Clarefice Richard Eller St. Andrews Richard Jr Lucille George Eller Sophia Kresha John Cerny Elsie Sutton Father Lombardi

Hackberry Green Chapel Ladies Aid Meeting This Thursday

The Hackberry Green Chapel Ladies Aid plans a Thursday church gathering with Mrs. Wayne Rystrom and Mrs. Harry Obrist as entertainers. The piece lists multiple social visits including guests from Waukegan Illinois Lincoln Nebraska and Minnesota with various locals hosting weekend and Sunday events.

Heavy Rain Drenches Polk County Amid Electrical Storm

A Monday evening storm drenched Polk County with heavy rain and a vivid electrical display. Stromsburg measured about four inches, Shelby over three and a half, Osceola about two, and Polk a little over one inch. The downpour arrived too late to save the corn crop but should aid late corn and pastures. No major damage reported though several phone lines were knocked out and a bridge washout near Raymond delayed the evening passenger train by over four hours.

Polk County Stromsburg Shelby Osceola Polk Raymond

Fremont Man Buys Osceola Hotel

L. H. Anderson of Fremont becomes owner of the hotel building and equipment formerly the Rapp Hotel in Osceola. The hostelry is renamed the Osceola Hotel with daughter Joyce assisting in operation. Anderson, a former fifteen year traveling salesman and army cook, plans improvements as conditions justify and is welcomed by local business leaders.

L. H. Anderson Fremont Rapp Hotel Osceola Hotel Anderson Joyce Osceola

Corn crop in Polk county faces drought damage and silage hope

Heavy July winds injure corn in parts of Polk county with tassels damaged and ears sparse. Experts urge timely silage harvest to preserve nutrients stored in stalks, as delayed harvest lowers quality and feed value.

Polk County

Osceola and Columbus Tie in Swim Meet

The Osceola Columbus swim meet in Columbus on July 20 ended in a 25 25 tie. Event winners included Mills in 00 yard back stroke Becher Columbus in 37 5 second 90 yard freestyle Wesley Parks 50 yard back stroke Becher 100 yard free Becher Medley Relay Osceola, Diving Ernest Columbus Warren Umshler second in 50 free Wesley Parks second in breast stroke Bob Mills second in diving Dean DeLand third in 100 yard free.

Bob Mills Dean DeLand

West Side Society and Choir Schedule and Gatherings

The West Side Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon and the Junior Choir practices at 4. Various visits occurred Friday to Sunday among the Chindgrens, Nelsons, Gust, Adelsons, and Petersons for birthdays and hosting. Adeline Fredrickson visits from Lincoln, Gordon Anderson leaves for El Reno after two months in the Fredrickson home.

Ladies Missionary Society Frank Adelson Willard Adelson Lillie Chindgren T.C.W. Club Jay Gust Peterson Adeline Fredrickson Lincoln Axel Fredrickson Gordon Anderson el Reno Oklahoma

Baileys Sells 8 oz Sansorized Overalls Mens 89c

Bargain alert at Baileys as men’s eight ounce sansorized overalls go for 89 cents. Stock is limited and customers are urged to buy early to avoid missing sizes. Local shoppers can find the deal in the clothing section.

Baileys

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