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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1937

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Huston elected fair treasurer at Polk County meeting

J. D. Huston was elected treasurer of the Polk County Fair to fill the vacancy created by Frank H. Anderson. Osceola officials planned for the annual show next month with improvements including new roofs and graveled walks. The Central Nebraska League will provide three days of baseball featuring the top four teams, and Stromsburg Community Club will handle the public address system.

J. D. Huston T. D. Huston Polk County Osceola Frank H. Anderson Central Nebraska League Fair Board Stromsburg Community Club Sec Jay Hastings

Rural Women Public Speaking Contest In Polk County

Polk county rural women are invited to enter a county public speaking contest sponsored by the county farm bureau. Orations on Health for Rural Amelia must be 900 to 1200 words, may be two or more collaborators, and require no notes during delivery. Prizes are 10, 5, and 2.50 dollars.

Polk County County Farm Bureau Amelia Rob’j. McMeekin Shelby

Axel Fredrickson 54 dies suddenly at St Francis Grand Island

Axel Ephriam Fredrickson died at 10 30 a m Thursday July 22 1937 at St Francis hospital Grand Island aged 54 7 6 Born December 16 1882 on a Swede Home area farm he married Amelia E Anderson January 20 1904 They had nine children eight living He held church farm and community roles and funeral services were held July 24 at Swede Home Church Rev Trued officiating burial at Swede Home Cemetery

Axel Fredrickson Axel Ephriam Fredrickson St. Francis Hospital Grand Island Amelia E. Anderson Russell Axel Wallace Carl Wesley Merle Gordon Wayne Earl Ralph Daughers Myra LaVerne Adeline Ruby Dorothy Irene Oscar High Prairie School Board Farmer’s Union Gas and Oil and Elevator Clarks Nebraska Swede Home Trued P. A. Jones Peter John Jones Dederhult Kalmar Lan Sweden O. F. Branting Osceola Jones Paxton Illinois Varna Marie Charlotte Hult Osce«ola Lutheran Church Swede Home Lutheran Church St. Paul Lutheran Church J. Albert Jones Edwin E. Jones Herman A. Jones Alfred Trued Stromsburg

Osceola Swim Team Competes With Columbus Guests

Osceola hosts Columbus in a swimming meet with Osceola junior and senior teams placing behind Columbus in points. Diving honors go to Columbus 58.5 led by Shorts while Osceola divers Mills and Mills place high. Intermission featured Bob Minnick and life saving classes resume schedule set by pool manager.

Twe Columbus Tanksters Columbus Osceola Alex Mills Bob Mills Wesley Parks Tom Mickey Ernst Bob Minnick Stromsburg David City D. C

Sunday social scenes and a main street fist fight

Polk area residents visited friends and relatives across Hordville Benedict and Central City. A crowd on main street watched a ten minute spectacular fist fight with one participant knocked out. Local families shared Sunday dinners and entertained guests in several homes across the region.

Reuben Gustafson Hordville Oscar Gustafson Kenneth Spear Chapman Ira Spear Wm. Wright York Reuben Hanquist Near Hardville Dora McDaniel Hastings Elmer Hanquist Dennis Hahn Harold Hanquist Lloyd Hanquist Central City C. O. Eriegon Gust E. Johnson Stromsburg S. J Walter Bush Swede Hattie Lindquist Viva Luce Virgil Bush Will Stankel Adam Deuker

Osceola Residents Head to Lyons Nebraska for School Career

Mr and Mrs Wm Thompson depart Osceola this week to settle in Lyons Nebraska where the former will become superintendent of schools. The move follows years of friendships formed in Osceola as neighbors wish them success. Lester Peters and Walter Calhoun earned life saving examiner qualifications July 26 at the Columbus pool under Red Cross official Harold Baker. Osceola pool now has two qualified life saving examiners and four lifeguards. Mrs Melissa Sturdivant of Lincoln visited local friends for a few days.

Wm. Thompson Lyons Nebraska Osceola Thompsons Lester Peters Walter Calhoun Columbus Harold Baker American Red Cross St. Louis Missouri Osceola Crystal Swimming Pool Melissa Sturdivant Lincoln Leland Johnson Omaha Kearney Stromsburg Elmer Nelson Wahoo Glen Lindberg Genoa Roy Nelson Clarks R. E. Nelson A. I. Myrberg Walter Nelson W. M. Scott Sioux City Iowa Alex Scott Scott Young Peoples’ Group The Methodist Church Osceola M. E. Church Ralph Granere

Visitors and travels fill Shelby social notes

Mrs May Merrick of Pasadena Calif visits Polk county kin then travels to New Jersey to see daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Henry Jauch recovering in Omaha hospital. Dr A J Merrick of Fremont visits Shelby family and returns home with Mrs Merrick remaining for a week.

May Merrick Pasadena California Polk County Columbus New Jersey Henry Jauch University Hospital Omaha A. J. Merrick Fremont Shelby Anna Merrick Merrick Marie Carroll J. E. Bernt Ivan Leona Lorene Fillinger Oswald Kropatch The Valley Edna Lovejoy Leonard Lincoln Capitol Beach W. B. Michener Betty Schinzel University of Nebraska

Polk County Farm Sold in Major Osceola Deal

Wm Hannell acquired the 240 acre Sipherd farm located one half mile west of Osceola fair grounds for 22000 dollars in cash. The deal was handled by the Jay Hastings and P A Nelson real estate firm. Three eighties are seen as top Polk County brokers and show rising land values in Nebraska.

Polk County Wm. Hannell Fair Grounds Osceola Jay Hastings P. A. Nelson Nebraska

Medical Facts on Tuberculosis and Health Standards

Excerpts discuss tuberculosis as a disease with varied symptoms, the role of sunlight and artificial light in treatment, and cautions about reliance on light alone. It covers eye health in college students, drought forecasts, highway first aid duties, and employer practices toward syphilis patients. It also notes reporting to health authorities and preserving patient confidentiality.

Community Notes from Wesley Chapel Sunday Gatherings

Families attended a prenup tial shower for Glenn Augustine and Helen Fozzard of Shelby at Ebers Hall. Numerous locals hosted dinners and visits across Stromsburg Columbus Shelby and nearby towns with church and social events noted. Sunday School adjustments were announced as two half hours earlier at 10:30 due to the pastor's absence.

Ebers Hall Glenn Augustine Helen Fozzard Shelby Albert Anderson Herman and Wilmer Anderson Stromsburg John Albers Hubert Seberger Louis Scholz Columbus John, Alt William Merrick Pasadena California F. E. Merrick H. H. Club Alvin Weeden Kathryn Huston Osceola Helen Dunn Harry Schiffe Crouse Helen Denver Burt Burns D. C W. G. Herrman John Koehler Silver Creek Alfred Kuehnal Ben Werning Elgin Edmund Bernt Adolph Alt Emory Kuehnal Lester George Hasselbach Frank Kuehnal Gresham Kueh

Hospital Notes on Appendicitis Operation and Discharges

Carleton Anderson had an appendicitis operation performed by Dr. Eklund and Dr. Brillhart of Shelby on Saturday. Discharges last week include Mrs. Leonard Fellows on Friday, Miss Maxine Timm on Monday, and Mrs. Howard Herbes and infant son on Wednesday.

Carleton Anderson Eklund Brillhart Shelby Leonard Fellows Maxine Timm Howard Herbes

Rural Electrification Staking Advances in Osceola County

Over one hundred miles of transmission lines have been staked with the northwest area finished and work moving north and east of Osceola. Contractor Sandberg, headquartered in Stromsburg, directs crews, trucks, and equipment for line construction slated to begin August. A 15-man right‑of‑way crew is clearing land as 75 to 100 workers are anticipated. 15 carloads of poles and 11 carloads of poles are en route to Stromsburg and Osceola. No charges for transformers meters wires or poles within 1000 feet of the lines. Workers should register with R. R. Morgan, Federal Employment Agency, in Osceola Court House each Thursday.

Osceola Sandberg Stromsburg Fom R. R. Morgan Federal Employment Agency Morgan Court House

Stromsburg Youth Injured Struck by Car Near Square

Wilmur Johnson sixteen year old son of Carl Johnson from southwest Stromsburg was injured when struck by a car driven by Henry Olson Jr. near the Square last Wednesday evening. He suffered a severe ear cut and multiple other cuts and bruises as he and two companions crossed the street and caused the driver to hit the youth.

Wilmur Johnson Yeaold Carl Johnson Stromsburg Johnson Henry Olson Jr Henry Olson Osceola Olson

Stromsburg Nine Impresses At State Semi Pro Tourney

Stromsburg Baseball Nine delivered four wins in six games at the Nebraska State Semi Pro Baseball Tournament in Lincoln. The team showcased sharp defense and timely hitting, with three thrillers highlighting their strong overall play.

Stromsburg Lincoln Nebraskk A

Illinois speaker V. Vaniman to speak at Polk County picnic

Farmers of Polk county attend the Buckley Park gathering in Stromsburg on Thursday August 5 to hear V. Vaniman of Illinois talk on farm organization and rural issues. He originated on a Verdon Illinois farm and has long served in extension and farm bureaus. A public address system will ensure clear reception for Vaniman and program speakers.

V. Vaniman Illinois Polk County Buckley Park Stromsburg Farm Organization IIL Farm Bureau Verdon Dxmnois Illinois Extension Service Illinois Agricultural Association Ilinois Country Life Association Vaniman

Miller Couple Show Sweden World Travel Pictures

The Methodist Church of Stromsburg hosts a Thursday evening program at 8:00 p m featuring Mr and Mrs John P Miller presenting moving pictures of Sweden Norway and their world trip. Mrs Miller in Swedish costume will sing Swedish folk songs. Admission is 10 and 25 cents.

Methodist Church of Stromsburg John P. Miller Sweden Norway

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Polk John Maley Jay Polk County Medical Society University of Minnesota United States Earth Charles G. Abbot Smithsonian Institution Health Department CSTR Wesley Chapel
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