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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

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Letter From China by Set Robert M Johnston

A letter from Set Robert M Johnston in China describes high prices for eggs at 30 dollars each and Tangerines selling for 20 dollars a dozen. He notes mosquitoes and fleas, coffee brewed over a mud fire, charcoal burning, a candle lit write up, and glimpses of Easter Lilies along with local lizards and snakes. He mentions air mail arriving promptly while V mail is slower and plans to send home photos of the country.

China Set Robert M. Johnston Green House

Case Settled by Stipulation in Garland Property Dispute

Judge Landis upholds a stipulation in Garland where Harold Davisson paid the village $200 after attempting to remove a house without proper fees. The village received a quit claim deed to the lot, assuming liens, costs, and care of the empty site.

Landis Garland Harold Davisson Blue Valley Blade

When a Cold Is Not Just a Cold

Public health notice from the Polk County Medical Society warns that a cold lasting several days or with fever chest pain or persistent cough may require a doctor's care. It advises rest, fluids, vitamins, hygiene and seeking medical advice for breathing trouble or lingering symptoms.

Polk County Medical Society

Service Men's Column Reports Transfers and Leaves

Pvt. Carl G. Gustafson moved from Camp Adair Oregon to Ft Leonard Wood. Roy E. Johnson serves on a Southwest Pacific ship. Robert C. Johnson returned to base in New Guinea after a seven week Australia furlough. Donald L. Cole participated in the invasion of France with the American Assault Force, with prior action in Africa Sicily and Italy. Darrell Williams on a thirty day leave from ships Hornet Wasp Ranger and Intrepid, to Stromsburg then Seattle for stateside duty. Grandson Raymond Croisant transferred from Jacksonville Florida to Charleston South Carolina. Gayle Hewitt stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Center on ten day leave in town.

Roy E. Johnson Vlc Southwest Pacific Robert C. Johnson New Guinea Australia Ed A. Johnson Denver Donald L. Cole Philie A. F. Cole France Africa Sicily Italy Darrell Williams L. C. Williams Stromsburg Darrell Hornet Wasp Ranger Intrepid Southwest Pacific Seattle Washington States Sophia Croisant Raymond Croisant S 2c Jacksonville, Fla Charleston Sa. Carolina Gayle Hewitt Great Lakes Naval Training Center Mrs Harry Hewitt

Paratrooper Ivan Tier Heads Home on Ten Day Furlough

Ivan Tier a Paratrooper stationed in Texas enjoys a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Tier. He is slated for overseas duty upon his return to camp August 2.

Ivan Tier Roy Tier Ivan Texas

Local Navy Enlistments Reach Three DeLand Deeds Hastings

Word from Los Angeles reports Jack DeLand enlisted in the Navy and is stationed at San Diego. He is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John DeLand, whose three sons are now serving in the Navy. Lt. Fredrick Deeds and Irvin Deeds, PO 3-c, are stationed in France and expect a family reunion soon. Jack Hastings wrote that he is in the Admiralty Islands and recently visited two bases where he earned two stars.

Los Angeles Jack DeLand Imrs John DeLand Navy San Diego Jack Imrs. DeLand Fredrick Deeds Irvin Deeds France Flossie Deeds Jack Hastings R. N. Hastings Admiralty Islands

Lt Eugene Johnson visits home from Denver on leave

Lt Eugene Johnson arrived Thursday from Denver and will spend his leave with his parents in Childress Texas. He is a graduate of the Childress Bombardier School which set a bombing marksmanship record surpassing all RAF Bombardier Schools. Mr and Mrs Don Byers drove to Omaha Monday to meet their son Sam a flight officer who has completed training at Ellington Field Texas. After a furlough here Sam will be assigned to Lincoln Army Air Base. Mrs Vera Kirtley of Nebraska City joined the family for the return home visit.

Eugene Johnson Denver Gilbert Johnson Johnson Childress Texas Bombardier RAF Don Byers Omaha Sam Army Air Force Ellington Field Lincoln Army Air Base Vera Kirtley Nebraska City Byers

First 1944 oats received at Polk elevator

Polk Progress reports the first 1944 oats delivered to Farmers Elevator with 30 bu per acre yield and 28 lb test. Gilber Ben son harvested the oats from a field noted as among the best nearby. Christen son farm near Hordville produced 30 bushels on 36 acres. Wheat and barley yields and quality are poor, with barley averaging around five bushels per acre.

Carl Steelquist Polk Gilber‘ Benson Christenson Hordville Steelquist

Local 4-H Girls to Broadcast on KFAB Saturday

Dorothy Brigham 15 and Marjorie Staroscik Polk County 4-H girls will be heard on a KFAB broadcast Saturday July 29 at 11 30 a m. Dorothy, in her sixth year, handles food sewing theme making and farm work including driving tractor milking cows and helping paint and reroof buildings. Marjorie, five years in 4-H, specializes in cooking and will present three cooking projects while helping with meals cans poultry and the garden. She also drove the tractor for the first time this harvest season.

Dorothy Brigham Marjorie Staroscik Polk County Dorothy Marjorie

Fairview Social News Dinners and Cemetery Cleanup Planned

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bryan and children from St Edward spent Tuesday with the G Bryan home. L P Meacham hosted C E Daniels and families and Patty Morris of Chapman for dinner. Mrs Henry Strickland and daughters arrived from Portland for several weeks with the Heitzman family. Ida Lahr visited Silver Creek after three weeks with the Lahr family in Grand Island. Beulah Cemetery Society meets August 4 for clean up day with tools and a noon picnic. George Mace marks 58th wedding anniversary with family dinner. Wm Dake hosts Rexs fifth birthday with Cedric Fineey Harold McCormick C L Dake John Carson Nina Delamore. Fred Hosner injured in hay-loading accident with a broken pelvic bone. hospitalized in Shelby.

Fairview News Lawrence Bryan St. Edward G. Bryan L. 'P. Meacham C. EB Daniel Morris ‘Clark Colorado Springs iPatty Morris Chapman Henry Strickland Portland Oregon Heitzman Wm. Dake Ida Lahr Silver Creek Chas. Lahr Grand Island Beulah Cemetery Rex Cedric Fineey Harold McCormick C. ‘L. Dake John Carson Nina Delamore Fred Hosner Shelby Hospital

Local service and furloughs noted in Green's Chapel area

Ivan Ter from Camp Benning Ga arrives for an 18 day fur lough with his parents. Kermit Lindgren leaves Langley Field Va after a fifteen day stay with his parents. Maurice Newcomer departs for Camp Gruber after extended furlough with Dwight Newcomer family. Raymond Powell and wife visit grandparents in the area. Various relatives from Omaha Lincoln Denver Polk and California visit local families through the week.

Ivan Ter Camp Benning Roysler Cpl Kermit Lindgren Langley Field Lloyd Lindgren Pfc Maurice Newcomer Camp Gruber Dwight Newcomer Raymond Powell McCook F. W. Powell Paul Martin Omaha LeRoy Carter Mae Anderson Shirley Fisher Lincoln Albert Bloom R. E. Myers Denver Fern Myers Polk Earl Burke N.S. Abolt Neice Ruth Davison F. L. Rasp Gresham Gust Lofgren Frank Anderson Long Beach Calif H. A. Peterson Thelander Peterson Ernest Salchow Arborville W. Nelson Robert Burke D. E. Powell Henry Olson F. ‘W. Powell Benedict

Local Notables List Unclear Names in Ad Space

A fragmented OCR snippet lists multiple names including Ed Schnasse J H Davis Otto E Olson Stanley T Olson John Twan Robert Fischer Daisy Drummond Harold Cole and others, with unclear context or roles. The readable portion shows a roster-like line potentially from a society or staff listing.

Ed ‘Schnasse Mrs J. H. Davis Otto E. Olson Stanley T. Olson John Twan Robert Fischer Daisy Drummond Harold ‘Cole

Real Estate Sold in Osceola Executor Sale

The estate of the late Christopher Timm sold in Osceola at an executor's sale. The NE quarter near Osceola brought $85 per acre to buyer Ben Treadway, and the Osceola residence sold to Mrs. Katie Brazee for $626.00.

Christopher Timm Phil ‘Campbell Osceola Ben Treadway Katie Brazee

Miss Mildred Olson Visits Omaha Relatives

STROMSBURG NEWS notes Miss Mildred Olson spent last week in Omaha visiting her sister Mrs Walter Fredrickson and family and her mother Mrs C J Olson who is a patient at University Hospital. Also listed are visits by Mrs Harold Swan and daughter to Ogalalla, Mrs John Gestrine and Sgt Walter Gestrine of Camp Hondo Texas, Wanda Thelander visiting relatives, Dr Hazell Stanton leaving for Portland after six weeks here, Mrs Albert Tinberg returning to Swedesburg after ten days, and J W Anderson of Chicago visiting relatives with updates on his sons in service and daughter teaching in Michigan.

Stromsburg News Mildred Olson Omaha Walter Fredrickson C. J. Olson University Hospital Harold Swan Ogalalla Earl Blakeney Carrie Powell John Gestrine Walter Gestrine Camp Hondo Texas Henry Thelander C. A. Sward J. W. Anderson Chicago Stanly India Marvin Berneta Michigan

Polk Community News Guests Save Busy Week

Local residents and visitors share meals and stays across Polk including Rockford Illinois guests with Widga and Shafer families. Multiple families host relatives from Lincoln Hastings Adams and Omaha during weekend visits and Sunday dinners.

Moving nurses' home to start this week

Movers are set to begin this week to relocate the proposed nurses' home to the new hospital site. The labor shortage is the main hurdle to completion, needing about a week of skilled carpentry and plumbing work. Local contributions include Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hayes ten dollars, Set. & Mrs. Bob Johnson ten dollars, and Shelby Bingo and Dance two dollars thirty one cents and ninety eight cents.

Dan Hayes Bob Johnson Shelby

Local Shelby Homes See Remodeling and Moves

W H Kelley and Everett Funk houser remodel the O J Jackson kitchen in north Shelby. Mr and Mrs H B Lenhouts move from Oliver Scow to John Duren residence in South Shelby. M E Cunningham of Lincoln visits town over the weekend for business. W H Kelley adds roofing to the Inks building on East Main Street. Mrs C A Anderson fractures her wrist and bruises in a fall. she is at Shelby Hospital. Pearl Coffin and son reroof the former F M Leibee residence in north Shelby, a building recently purchased and damaged by last winter’s fire.

W. H. Kelley Everett Funkhouser O. J. Jackson The Shelby Hospital Pearl Coffin

Farm Work Stirs Local Visitor Turnouts

Mark Duren of San Diego arrived Sunday to help on his father’s farm. The father is recuperating at Stromsburg Hospital after a recent injury. Wayne Irland returned to Baltimore after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Gee Irland. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hiemer and son visited the John Gabriel home on the valley. Cpl Henry Graubaugh of Salina Kansas is on furlough with his wife and daughter at the Miles Ransom home. Mrs John Hiemer visited her ill father Joe Alt in Shelby. Herman Richter and Mr and Mrs Victor Krumbach visited Herbert Duren in Stromsburg on Saturday.

Mark Duren San Diego Calif Stromsburg Wayne Irland Baltimore Gee Irland Leonard Hiemer John Gabriel Cpl Henry Graubaugh Salina Kansas

Community Notes Highlight Local Social Visits

Marilyn and Genelle Kuehnal joined the Edwin Buse family for a Columbus picnic. Bruce Pickett and family spent Sunday in Genoa with relatives. Mary Rose Schott from Lincoln visited local family. Cpl Hollis Campaign called from New Orleans to say he and Howard Boden are returning to the U.S. Verne Moseman of the U.S. Coast Guard in New York visits Homer Brigham’s home. Alfred Kuehnalís Sunday trip to Joe Gabriel home at Fullerton. Alice and Margaret Ann Rech of Omaha and Roberta Johnston stayed with Chas Rech’s family. Max Simonsen has been in an army hospital in the Southwest Pacific for three months. The Brazee and Timm families picnicked at Osceola park for Nellie Pullner as she leaves for Colorado. William Campain visited the Pete Simpson home near Swede Home. Nellie Watts and R Watts visited Bar Watts home on Sunday.

Wesley Chapel Marilyn Genelle Kuehnal Edwin Buse Columbus Bruce Pickett Genoa Mary Rose Schott Lincoln Cpl Hollis Campaign New Orleans Howard Boden Verne Moseman U. S. Coast Guard New York Homer Brigham Alfred Kuehnal Joe Gabriel Fullerton Alice Margaret Ann Rech Omaha Roberta Johnston Chas. Rech Max Simonsen Army Southwest Pacific Brazee Timm Osceola Park Nellie Pulner Colorado William Campain Pete Simpson Nellie Watts R. Watts Bar Watts

District 18 visitors share time across several homes

Monday evening Phil Micek visited the Henry Czuba residence near Columbus. T Sgt Leonard Lisko of North Carolina and Marion Kubas of Silver Creek were Saturday guests at the John Micek home. Homer Ingalls and family of near Shelby were Sunday callers at the John Gonka home. Edward Lisko and his wife with John Lisko of St Marys were Sunday visitors. Alvin Brodfuhrer and John Micek traveled to David City Sunday.

Phil Micek Henry Czuba Columbus Leonard Lisko North Carolina Marion Kubas Silver Creek John Micek Homer Ingalls Shelby John Gonka Edward Lisko John Lisko St. Marys Alvin Brodfuehrer David City

Hospital Notes From Shelby District

Shelby area notes report Fred Hausner injured in a runaway with a fractured hip and brought to the hospital last Thursday. Mrs. C A Anderson of Shelby is at the hospital with a fractured wrist from a fall at home last week. Myron Callaghan entered the hospital Saturday for treatment. Bobbie Samuelson recovered from an appendectomy and returned home in Osceola Tuesday.

Shelby Hospital Fred Hausner On the Valley C. A. Anderson Shelby Myron Callaghan Bobbie Samuelson Osceola

Legion Commander Opposes Prohibition Vote in Nebraska

David City attorney A. Shaw states American Legion in Nebraska has not endorsed the prohibition proposal. He cites wartime concerns, disfranchised service members, and fears over changing fundamental law. Shaw notes many Legion members oppose voting on such a controversial issue now and expects possible Legion opposition. Butler County Press.

IM. A. Shaw David City American Legion State Prohibition Secretary of State Nebraska Legion Shaw Butler County Press

Polk County 4H Club Names Superintendents for Fair

The Polk County Junior Fair program lists 4-H superintendents for August 14 to 16. Lola Mae Hengelfelt leads Clothing in Stromsburg, Sally Brigham handles Cooking in Shelby, June Frizzell oversees Girls Room in Silver Creek, Leonard Augustine of Osceola leads Swine, Duane Schmoker Osceola runs Beef Cattle, Billy Sanders Silver Creek handles Sheep, Rodney L Anderson Stromsburg oversees Dairy Cattle, with Dolores McCormick Osceola as Clothing assistant superintendent.

Polk County Lola Mae Hengelfelt Stromsburg Sally Brigham Shelby June Frizzell Silver ‘Creek Leonard Augustine Osceola Duane Schmoker Billy Sanders Silver Creek Rodney L. Anderson Dolores McCormick

Swede Home News Social Visits From Osceola to Oakland

Osceola guests include Mr and Mrs Clarence Carlson and families and Mrs Rolland Ekstrom in the Ekstrom and Carlson homes. Cpl Clarence Bolton from Camp Phillips Kansas and Miss Maurene Carlson of Stromsburg visit Roy Anderson in Gresham. Orpha Pkstrom stays with Aunt Mrs A A Anderson in Oakland. Maureen Carlson of Stromsburg visits Frank Bolton family.

Orpha Pkstrom A. A. Anderson Oakland Nebraska Maureen Carlson Stromsburg Frank Bolton

Electric Light Bulbs for All Sizes At Crouse-Tex Drug

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moser of Rising City visited friends in town on Monday while browsing electric light bulbs in all sizes at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.

Crouse-Tex Drug Co Lloyd Moser Rising City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard Anderson Richard H. Anderson Mable Anderson Osceola High School Anderson South Pacific Quartermaster Depot Gas Supply Company Aqon Yuny -Jodeyg J. H. Gustafson Pvt Carl G. Gustafson Camp Adair Ft. Leonard Wood Johnny Falter Eene Ko Iless Benny Leonard U.S. Treasury Green’s Chapel C. L. Anderson Rockford, Ill Richard Widga Don Forrester Joe McDaniel Linnie ‘Shafer Alvin ‘Smith Wm. Ziegelbein Charles Ziegelbein Henry Sandell Mike Shenk Oscar Sundberg Krause Zuver Adams Albert Sundberg Raymond Bottom Linnie Snafer Leland Widga C. J. McCoy Club News
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