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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1926

Page

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Osceola Boys Visit Camp Sheldon for Bible Pantomimes

Osceola residents visited Camp Sheldon near Columbus to see about 25 Osceola boys camping there. The week featured Bible pantomimes by each cabin, a chalk talk by Rev Foster of Clarks, and telescope astronomy with Rev Roberts of Ravenna. One flu case was reported but quickly cured.

Osceola Sheldon Columbus Foster Clarks Roberts Ravenna West

Local Notes From Osceola and Stromsburg Areas

Osceola community reports varied updates including illnesses, farm labor changes, a burn fire loss, a near-term move to California by the Gilberts, and children’s health. In Stromsburg news the sudden death of C A Slusser shocks residents, with funeral arrangements, visits by relatives, and local picnics and concerts noted.

Shelby News Roundup With Travels Events And Tragedy

Shelby residents and guests mingle at Columbus trips and Chautauqua talks. Among updates a Shelby girl Mary Mytholar drowns at Pawnee Park pool in Columbus after wading into deep water. rescue attempts fail.

Local social notes from Osceola and surrounding towns

Miss Irma Nugust visits Crete for several days with friends. Raymond Kepner heads to Freeport Illinois to buy a new motor hearse. M. J. Brown travels to David City and Columbus to visit friends. Miss Merle Van Vlack arrives in Osceola from Council Bluffs to spend time with Miss Evelyn Scholz and others. Edith Gray returns from New York and eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey and son visit relatives in York. Gust Johnson and daughters with Miss Alta Bradbury visit Lincoln last Tuesday. Arthur Bucholz works at Smiths Produce Store while Carl Fillman takes vacation. Violet Nelson of St Ed wards visits Miss Florence Johnson. Mrs. Robert Inness and daughter Marjorie visit W. F. Kepner family. R.M. McDonald returns from Hastings business trip. Eva Swanson visits Lincoln and Iowa for about two weeks. Clyde Cooks hosts guests Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cook and family and Mrs. D. W. Lauer of Litchfield. Mrs. Lawson Shaw visits Ed Shaw and family. Ralph and Eleanor Mills entertain guests Miss Helen Deeter and Miss Lenore Welch of Los Angeles with Walton and Warren Ball. Martha Heinen returns from Gretna after two months. R. M. McDonald hosts Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McLane, and Mrs. Claire McDonald of Hastings. Alma Dolan visits Stromburg today.

Wes Dunn Life Reatter Clarence Eglehoff Maple Leaf Club Ka Wastes Osceola William Junx Columbus Jaax Frank Tryba Lloyd Ballard Mr. Studebaker Rudolf Urban Altho Duncan Gilbert Stromsburg George C. A. Slusser Slusser F. B. Slusse Polk Eden Baptist Church A W Lyons William Shapfers Baby Edmund Tanner Chicago E. Lunner LuRena Smith Omaha Fritz Johnson Louis Burgren A. B. Hedbloom Alex Scott Helen Marian Philadelphia New York City Vivian Pleetwood Lincoln Julia Presson Eden Baptist Sunday School Buckley Park Wm. Larson Methodist Church Larson Ruth Larson D. C. Cole Robert Inness Waterloo Iowa Art Scott Charlotte Reece Minnesota Lake Region E. B. Pruyn Carl Albers Shelby Pruyn Florida Joe Zimmerman Salvation Army Hospital Zimmerman E. E. Reee John Krumbach Anton Heimer Reece Henry Hewitt Maurice Knight Jack Chicoff George Ballenger Wéanestay Rev. Cripe Rev Flaherty Rev Fenton American Relief Fund Tia Juana Rasmus Krumbach George Humphrey York Gust Johnson Ruth Alta Bradbury Arthur Bucholz Smiths Produce Carl Fillman Violet Nelson St. Edwards Florence Johnson Marjorie W. F. Kepner R.M. McDonald Hastings Eva Swanson Points Clyde Cooks Jess Cook D. W. Lauer Litchfield Lawson Shaw Ed Shaw Ralph and Eleanor Mills Helen Deeter Lenore Welch Los Angeles Calif Walton Warren Ball Martha Heinen Gretna

Storm touches Stromsburg area amid wind and fire alerts

A severe windstorm struck Tuesday evening injuring Stromsburg area causing a barn and livestock loss near George A. Larson three miles southwest of town. Insurance valued around $600. Fire crews responded to a rubbish fire at Anderson Merc and minor power outages were reported. Club members completed a stock judging tour with Harold Ingalls Raymond McCarty and Homer Ingalls leading as Polk County delegates to the state fair. Nell and Bobby Cator visited Delmar McFadden's home while Claude Wolien and family sought medical care with Dr. LeMar in Ithaca.

George A. Larson Stromsburg Harold Ingalls Raymond McCarty Homer Ingalls Polk County Anderson Merc. Co

Dodge Brothers weekly sales rise in United States and Canada

Deliveries of 7460 new motor cars and trucks by Dodge Brothers dealers in the United States and Canada for the week ending July 17 show a gain of 209 vehicles over the prior week. Compared with the same week last year, sales are up 2693 units or 56.5 percent, with three weeks ending July 17 totaling 23,862 vehicles, up 62.4 percent from the previous year. Oscar Rystrom notes sustained demand and strong value signals amid peak spring season levels. A separate item reports two young tourists with Ohio plates, armed and driving through Osceola, provoking discussion about their destination and intent.

Dodge Brothers United States Canada Oscar Rystrom Rystrom Company Ohio Osceola Herrin Ill

Farewell Party for Ada Ryan by Osceola Girls

Last Thursday Osceola young ladies held a farewell party for Miss Ada Ryan in City Park. Marie Fleming presented six silver teaspoons and Ida Hanson gave a silver pickle fork from the Business Women's Club as thanks for her service in the newly organized club. The group continued to Buckley Park for evening entertainment and returned for a watermelon feed at Marie Flemings before heading home.

Osceola Ada Ryan Marie Fleming Miss Ryan Ida Hanson Business Women’s Club Buckley Park Marie Flemings

Camp Sheldon Boys Captured in Next Sunday's Omaha Bee

Next Sunday's Omaha Bee will feature rotogravure photos of the boys at Camp Sheldon taken this week.

Omaha Bee Camp Sheldon

First M. E. Church Sunday School and Services Notice

The First M. E. Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. with no preaching next Sunday. Regular morning services resume August 8. Chautauqua program is advertised as a good event to come.

Markets Today Furnished by Duncan Produce Co

Market notes from Duncan Produce Co report mixed results with spring hens and assorted produce. Reader guidance and fragmented lines limit full clarity but reference to Duncan’s market reports and farming items remains evident.

Duncan Produce Co

Hoffer Family Reunion At Old Homestead In Hackberry

Relatives of Uncle Mike Hoffer gathered at the Old Homestead in Hackberry now owned by W L Obrist for a Sunday reunion. An elaborate cafeteria style dinner followed by visits and outdoor games plus a rare four generation photo featuring seventeen relatives highlighted the event.

Mike Hoffer W. L. Obrist Hackber Mike Mrs. Hennings Obrist Gerald L. Hennings Silas Miller E. EB. Hawley Chas. Hoffer Clyde Hoffer Salem Oregon Messrs Mesdames Agvall Torrell Clyde Hennings Orwylie Hennings Will Hannah Aurora Harry Obrist Horton McKeak Oscar Blevins Verne Buhrman Miller Anthony Nultman Stayton Lois Lincoln Glenn Sack

Pleasant Corner Visitors and Local Calls

Pleasant Corner residents hosted and visited neighbors on Sunday and nearby days. Guests included Herman Die, Jane Junge of Gresham, Ferne Timm of Osco-on, Louie Johnston family, and Oliver Griffin family. Carl Peterson, W. J. Herrmann and relatives hosted and visited. Will and Wesley Michner families and Emerson Peterson were at the Peterson home. Ernest Anderson lost five horses after a wheat meal incident. Oscar Jones and family dropped by Dwight Edwards home in Osceola. A. J. Herrmann and Phillip Jacoby visited with Vine of Alton. Alta Mentink visited sister Mrs. Walter Watts. Hobart Duncan and relatives visited in David City.

G. J. Mentink Herman Die Jane Junge Gresham Ferne Timm Osco Louie Johnston Oliver Griffins Will Michener Wesley Michner Emerson Peterson Carl Peterson Ernest Anderson Oscar Jones Dwight Edwards Osceola W. J. Herrmann A. J. Herrmann Phillip Jacoby Vine Alton Alta Mentink Walter Watts

Mary Jane Mytholar Dies at 20 After Local Outing

Mary Jane Mytholar daughter of George and Sne ah Mytholar born October 22 1905 near Geneva Nebr died July 25 1926 at Shelby Nebr She lived near Shelby since infancy attended Shelby Public Schools and York College graduating in 1924 and 1925 respectively She was active in the YWCA Young People’s groups and the United Brethren Church Her funeral was held July 28 at the family home and Shelby Church with burial in Graceland Cemetery Survivors include her father mother sister Anna and brother Frank.

Mary Jane George Sneah Mytholar Geneva Nebr Shelby York Colors York Mary Shelby United Brethers Church Christian Endeavor Society Otterbein Guild Epem Anna Frank G. T. Lavery C. M. Shaub Shelby A. B Graceland

Confirmation Class and District Luther League Conven tion at Newman Grove

The Confirmation Class meets Friday at 9 am. District Luther League Convention set for July 30 to August 1 at Newman Grove. Attendance urged for sessions and Sunday gatherings. No Sunday School or morning service next week due to the convention. evening Swedish service and Gospel lesson discussion planned. Congregation to meet Monday at 8 pm to call a pastor. Choir practice suspended next week. Ladies Aid postponed to August 12 at John Oberg home.

Luther League Newman Grove Trinity Ladies Aid John Oberg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jtids Silas Spodnermore Edith Levens Schuyler F. H. Ball C. M. Rowley Wauneta Charlie Howland C. L. LeMar Omata Sam Bellino Our Chautauqua Dear Burritt Marrison D. D. King Mr. King Union Fire Insurance Co Rudolf Korger Clyde Hayhurst Leech Lake Minnesota Clyde August Thelen, Jr Frank Thelen Kimball County Leonard Luft Mary Mytholar George A. Mytholar Shelby, Farmer Pawnee Park Miss Mytholar Judy Miss Irma Nugust Crete Raymond Kepner Freeport, Ill M. J. Brown David City Merle van Vlack Council Bluffs Evelyn Scholz Edith Gray New York R. M. McDonald H. B. McDonald Sam McLane Claire McDonald Alma Dolan Stromaburg Nell and Bobby Cator Delmar McFadden Claude Wolien Ithica LeMar Bo McCormick O. B. Mickey Club the Capitol Serenaders M. &. Church Aeseeneqesen Senensseeees Nebraska Hobart Duncan Mary Jane Mytholar
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