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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1930

Page

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White Way May Be Paved Soon

Lincoln Highway may be diverted from Omaha to the Bizir Bridge saving 28 miles. Omaha Chamber of Commerce opposes the plan while Wahoo citizens secure premises to push early paving of Highway 16 from Yutan bridge to Tent City. If White Way gains pace towns along No 16 could see pavement soon and Omaha gets a direct route into the city.

Lincoln Highway Omaha Bizir White Way Omaha Chamber of Commerce Omaha Chamber Yutan Bridge Tents City White Pole No. 16

Nebraska Exports 1929 Led by Lard and Motor Vehicles

Nebraska’s 1929 export total reached 12,496,248 dollars with lard topping the list at 2,943,792. Motor trucks and buses were second at 1,896,424, followed by bacon at 1,629,665. Wheat, corn, flour, and other products contributed the rest as totals rose by 1,683,017 from the prior year.

Nebraska Federal Department of Commerce

Community Notices From Fairview and Nearby Towns

Fairview residents hosted guests including Harvey Betts Shenandoah Iowa Henry Arnet Lincoln and Mary Maxey Lincoln. Mina Buchta ill with pneumonia improving. Lester McCormick hosted George Heinemeyer and Lawrence Meacham. James Maxey Lincoln visited Rev Maxey. Walter Koehler hosted Happy Hour Club picnic 17 members 40 visitors. Gothenburg My and Mrs W O Clark visiting relatives with Dr Greeg and Melden Benson. Terne Cole bitten by a dog taken to Dr Shaw. Harvey McCarmhick hosted Dunn Shanahan Dwyre Ruff Yeoman and Suba from Silver Creek and Grand Island guests. Myra Fredrickson helped cook for threshers.

Maxey Harvey Betts Shenandoah Iowa Henry Arnet Mary Maxey Lincoln Mina Buchta Lester McCormick George Heinemeyer Lawrence Meacham James Maxey Walter Koehler Happy Hour Club W. O. Clark Gothenburg Greeg Melden Benson Willard Benson Terne Cole Albert Cole Dr. Shaw Harvey McCarmhick Fred Dunn Joe Shanahan Mayme Dwyre Roy Lee Ruff Eugene Floyd Buchanan Silver Creek Mark Yeoman

Methodist Church Resumes Regular Sunday Schedule

The Methodist Church returns to its normal Sunday hours with 10 A M church school 11 A M morning worship 8 PM evening worship. Fiscal year end nears with September conference reports due. Epworth League Institute at Epworth Park Lincoln starts next Monday inviting youths to attend. Everyone is welcome at Sunday School and services.

Epworth League Institute Epworth Lark Lincoln

Backlund's Poultry Troubles Service Ad

Bring your poultry troubles to us. Backlund's. That's our business.

Backlund's

Shelby local people bid summer farewells and travels

A long list of Shelby residents and visitors is noted with departures for Kimball Omaha Lincoln and Columbus. Barn fire on Glen Chase farm destroyed a two year crop and prompted routine town updates including social events and travel to various Nebraska towns.

Local Notes and Tornado Strikes Near Rising City

District 14 residents visit relatives in Shelby and nearby areas as Betty Brigham returns home. A small tornado touched the northwest part of the community Friday, wrecking shacks and trees, lifting a hay rack and threshing grain losses at Nels Hasselbalch farm. Fire at Glen Chase’s barn drew onlookers. Chase had just threshing complete and insurance partly covers the loss.

Betty Brigham Wilmetta Burritt Esther Calderwood Bennie Lee Harry Huddleston Shelby Colene Huddleston Winkelman Chas. Winkelman Mr. Winkelman Rising City Wm. Brigham Ray Nels Hasselbalch Glen Chase Chase

Spectacular Barn Fire Destroys Mills Property

Last Saturday night a barn on Gospel Ridge owned by Mrs. Emma J. Mills burned after ten o clock. Firemen arrived quickly but the barn and hay were total losses. Insurance reportedly covered the damage as flames rose high with no wind.

Emma_J. Mills Gospel Ridge Osceola

Fire alarm scare prompts city fire safety notice

City officials urge citizens to observe fire safety rules after a Saturday evening alarm. Autoists are told to stay at least fifty feet behind fire trucks and not drive over fire hoses, with violations punished. Fire trucks have right of way and drivers should keep to the curb.

Legion Picnic at Stromsburg marks first annual event

About three hundred Polk County American Legion members and guests gathered at Buckley Park Stromsburg for the first annual Legion picnic. The event featured a dinner, band music by the Polk band under Dr Peterson, and speeches by Mrs O W Hahn H H Dudley John E B Curtiss Rev J W Ekwall and County Judge W W Norton praising fellowship and Auxiliary work.

Polk County American Legion Buckley Park Stromsburg Legion Auxiliary Bach Family Polk Third Plete Peterson O. W Hahn State “Auxiliary H. H. Dudley the Legion Lincoln Robert Minnick John EB. Curtiss Curtiss Enoch Ekstrand J. W. Ekwall W. W. Norton

Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs G I Spalding of Gresham

Mr and Mrs G I Spalding of Gresham Nebraska celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday July 20. All children except eldest daughter Lila Dornburg of Los Angeles were present along with relatives and many friends. A luncheon was served and open house announced in the afternoon. Distanced attendees included Ida Spalding and Dr and Mrs Pinto of Omaha with Sherman. Gifts in gold and other items were given.

G. I. Spalding Gresham Nebr Lila Dornburg Los Angeles Calif Ida Spalding S. K. Spalding Pinto Sherman Omaha

A Pioneer’s Experiences by W M Stebbins

W M Stebbins the republican candidate for United States senator recalls Nebraska’s early pioneers. He taught during the great blizzard of January 12 1888 and safely sent all pupils home. He founded a Gothenburg mercantile business in 1889 and remains active with his three sons. He served three terms in the legislature was in the 1920 constitutional convention and two terms as state treasurer.

W. M. Stebbins United States Nebraska Stebbins Gothenburg

Osceola Cream Prices, Rental Ads Note Local District

Dr A A Wurtz dentist offers contact at phone 7 with office over First National Bank. Inquiry about why Osceola cream prices are high appears. Duncan’s lists two houses for rent within two blocks of the square, with Jay Hastings as contact.

A. A. Wurtz First National Bank Duncan Jay Hastings

Polk Boy Drowns Near Hordville in Sand Pit

Wallace Stromberg 17 of Polk drowns in a sand pit 2.25 miles northwest of Hordville on Sunday afternoon. He went with Harold Carlson of Polk around 4:30 p.m. and was missing after more than an hour. Leonard Wallin of Hordville recovered the body in 10 feet of water. Efforts at resuscitation failed. survived by parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Stromberg and brother Robert of Washington, D.C.

Wallace Stromberg Polk Hordville Oscar Stromberg Harold Carlson Carlson Young Stromberg Leonard Wallin Robert Washington, D. C

Polk County Social Roundup Moves Across Towns

Mrs John Collison of Ord visits Ed and Albin Lindquist homes while Miss Edith Glad returns from Omaha vacation. Many residents travel to York, Boulder Colorado, Audubon Iowa, and Minnesota. Girl Scouts enjoy Riversife Park outing. church and school folks attend funerals and family gatherings across Polk and nearby towns.

John Collison Ord Albin Lindquist Mildred McDaniel Elizabeth Allison York Edith Glad Omaha Herold Nelson Audubon Iowa Girl Scouts Riversife Park Peterson Oone Low Vera Nicholson Palisade Geneva Beckman Henry Horstman Boulder Cola Elizabeth New Jersey John Ehn G. W. Geastrine Brady Island Blanche Stevens Lloyd Hahn Osceola

Community Social Roundup in York and Osceola

District 5 families and neighbors gathered for weekend visits and dinners. The Wieseman and Carlson families joined at homes and along the river, with multiple couples hosting guests and youngsters visiting relatives in Osceola Hastings Selma and Hastings.

Orville Mickey York Burrell Fox Joe Wieseman Richard Wieseman Harold Wiseman Hastings H. A. Sarow Isador Carlson Selma Calif Ference Timm Elmer Horst E. J. Elford

Get in touch with us now for cal ling by Fred Strobel-Duncan's

The note asks readers to contact for a call by Fred Strobel-Duncan, indicating a request for direct communication. Specifics about location or purpose are not provided.

Fred Strobel Duncan

Popular Duncan Man Is Killed After Highway Crash

John P. Sokol fifty of Duncan died at 1230 Monday after a two car wreck on the S Y A highway twelve miles west of Lincoln. The crash injured his two sons and eight others in the other car. Sokol died of a crushed chest after being thrown from his vehicle. All injured were taken to St Elizabeth hospital where no one else is in immediate danger. He and his brother Leo Sokol recently secured a contract to gravel roads north of Osceola.

John P. Sokol Duncan S.Y.A Lincoln Mr. Sokol Fred E. Babel Grand Island

West Side News community visits and local calls

West Side News lists Sunday visits to the Wal ter Bush and Robert Shostrom homes near Stromsburg Polk and Swede Home with many families from Stromsburg Earl Hordville and Central City. It notes illnesses, thrashers work, and travel to Lincoln Seward Columbus and Osceola for weekending events and church activities.

Pete Simpson Ralph Stromsburg Walter Bush P. E. Shostrom Ravel York George Campain Marie Robert Shostrom Polk John Johnson Morris Johnson C. O. Fredrickson Evelyn Swanson Swede Marjorie Gustafson Dave Hmekdahl Scottsbluffs Art Eckdah Axel Fretvicken Gordon Earl Dorothy Hordville Henry Petersen Herman Fredrickson Lloyd Axel Fredrickson J. H. Gustafson Libert Toline Toline Soline Anderson WilLarson John Fredrickson Lincoln Pearl Fredrickson Oliver Johnson Fred Campain Central City Mae Lewis Sarah Willitts Margaret Lindburg Gordon Fredrickson Seward Oliver Adelson Hazel Flodman Columbus Evelyn Johnson Osceola Fern Samuelson Fred2 Lind Swede Plain Carrol Flodman Lloyd Adelson Opal Fredrickson

Graden Clubs Tour Local Homes For Floral Interest

About seventy Stromsburg and Osceola Garden Clubs members visited homes of Dr. L M Shaw E J Howland Madge Moore Ed Allstrom Dr C L LeMar M R Anderson and Rev Paul Melin Friday evening. Rev Melin’s visit featured vocal and instrumental numbers by Mrs Veda Stanton Louise Frasier and Mrs Greenwood with refreshments. The clubs invite any flower grower to join with dues at fifty cents yearly.

Stromsburg Osceola Grarden L. M. Shaw E. J. Howland Madge Moore Ed Allstrom C. L. LeMar M. R. Anderson Paul Melin

Family Reunion Held Along the Blue for Wilmer Anderson

A reunion and picnic took place Sunday along the Blue River to honor Wilmer Anderson who departed Tuesday for Omaha. Attendees from Osceola included Anton and Louis Herrmann families, Ernest Nyquist, Oscar Anderson, Mary Anderson, John Wilmer, and Albert Anderson, joined by Andrew Petersons of Stromsburg and Herman Anderson's family from Shelby.

Fred Schnider Elizabeth Sidney Nebr C. W. Moon St. Joe Glen Chase Dorothy Miller Will Scott Terry Kimball Scott W. C. Johnson Omaha Shelby Johnson Kelley Wilma Chicago Burt Brevins Ellen Heimer Neb Helen Moon Phoebe Moon Frienc Helen Lincoln Epworth League B. F. Sayers Columbus Miss Bess Edith Inks Edith Livy's Myers Jeff Bennett Wiggins North Brothers Frank Lanzthammer, Jr L2nghammers Harry Miller Illinois Opal Miller Fred Augustine Susie Carson Irene Carson Albert Johansen Sophie Hilligan Jack Wills Moon Store Roy Johnson Ruby Palm James Fasbender Dewey Lockart Shelby Hospital City Park Poleski H. Aden Rising City Martin Aden Herman Anderson Mary Ann Osceola Anderson Blue River Wilmer Anderson Webster Mills Commission Co Homer Phelps Banks of the Blue Anton Anderson Louis Herrmann Ernest Nyquist Oscar Anderson Mary Anderson John Wilmer Albert Anderson Andrew E. Peterson Stromsburg

Koehler Family Picnic At Herrmann Home Sunday

A Koehler family picnic was held at the W. G. Herrmann home on Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Koehler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Koehler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Koehler and daughter of Osceola, Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler and family, Walter Koehler and family of near Silver Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Berch and children and Mrs. Clara Berch of Stromsburg.

Albert Nelson Michigan Anton ‘Peterson W. T. Seymer Stromsburg John Henry Reed York Axel Renquist Benedict John Seymer Dana Westfall Lincoln Harry Pellock Fremont D. N Chas. Lindburg Grace Thelma Chappel Maurice Lindburg Chas Broost Mildred Arnold Crew Herbert Rogers Pender J. S. Gustafson Richards Lil Han Longment Colo Osceola Park Headbloom Koehler W. G. Herrmann George Koehler Wesley Koehler Elton Koehler John Koehler Walter Koehler Silver Creek Elton Berch Clara Berch

Osceola price comparison with nearby towns ad

Osceola Nebraska merchants advertise price comparisons with Duncean s Howard Yates and Chiropractor. Neatly listed phone numbers 83 and 88 indicate local shop connections. Backlund s promotes highest cash price paid for produce and invites contact by phone.

Duncean’s Howard Yates Osceola Nebr Backlund’s

Stromsburg Notes Trimmed From Indiana Trip and Local News

Stromsburg residents report a ten day Indiana Illinois trip with 500 mile one day drive by Mickey Van Dorn. Crop prospects improved across eastern Iowa and Nebraska with rain and good yields. Mrs Olof J Hedblooms family mourns her sudden death after fifty years in the county. Funeral services held at Eden Baptist Church. Threshing progresses well in Polk County. Golf course now an eighteen hole course. Local residents visit, travel, and medical news includes Dr L Vance Sharp surgery in Omaha and community updates from Headstrom and Hedblooms.

Mickey VanDeorn East Side Indiana Illinois Savana Mickey van Dorn Iowa Otto Johnson Cozad Nebr O. J. Johnson A. B. Hedbloom Dr Curtis Omaha Salina Kansas Olof J. Johnson Merwin Johnson Wyoming Minnie York Hannah Miller Chadron Alma Dale Gothenburg Irene Clifford Clarks Blanche Clifford Alice Wickham Stromsburg Eden Baptist Church A. H. McKee J. L. Hedbloom Polk Emma MR. Peterson C. P. Anerson Holstein Polk County A. B. Headbloom Charlie H. Lindburg Polk Counties Robert Head Denver Colo J. S. Hedbloom Strmesburg Hazelle Hedbloom Ramon Headstrom Des Moines L. Headstrom Ramon Eadstrom Richard Kenneth Myrberg Valentine C. B. Millen Brighton J. P. Stephenson Albert Hult Elmer Nordlund Nevis Minnesota Harry Palmer Decatur Palmer Eric Ericson Mr. Palmer Walter Dale Olaf Johnson L. Vance Sharp Clarkson Memorial Hospital Mason City Tracy Nelson Anna Anderson Anna Lamb Gene Frank Anderson Albert Hedbloom

Prices and used truck offer promise dairy farm pickup

An old newspaper classified notes cream prices at Duncan's and produce prices via the Dun can's phone line. A Good Oldsmobile Truck is advertised for sale in A-1 condition with guaranteed quality. The seller offers pickup service by calling the office to weigh poultry on the farm.

City Council Grants Gas Franchise to Iowa Nebraska Light Power

A special council meeting approved a 25 year gas franchise for Iowa Nebraska Light & Power Co. The firm must start service within one year, though officials hope to begin sooner if weather allows. The ordinance, outlined by the council, appears in The Record.

Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co Mnes Nebraska

Early Observers Misjudged Nebraska A Miracle of Fertile Land

The piece reflects on past critics who described Nebraska as a vast desert in 1824. It contrasts that view with present reality where fertile fields, thriving towns, and diligent residents showcase nature's gifts and human effort as a real miracle.

Brattleboro Vermont Nebraska United States Mississippi Long Rocky Mountains Plirtte Arkansas

Visits and gatherings cross Lincoln to Shelby region

Wesley Chapel visitors include Joe Calkins and family en route home from Lake Ericson. Grand Island guests J. N. Jarmin’s relatives stop by. Numerous neighborly calls and social visits unfold across Lincoln Shelby and social center. An x ray is needed after Irene Timm injures hand.

Joe Calkins Lincoln Lake Ericson Harry Frank Hewitt Harry Jarmin Grand Island J. N. Jarmin Frank Shelmadine Alice Bly Beaver City Leona Nantkes Andrew Seger Scottsbluff Iowa City Joe Schott The Valley Wm. Hotchkiss Humphrey Louis Schotts Ed Schott New Jersey Louis Schott Engelbert Gabels Stromsburg John Gabels Shelby Edmund Gabel Louis Scholz John Cerny Hubert Alt John Albers John Knopnosky Tarnov Roy Richards T. D. Richards Irene Timm

Presbyterian Church Notice Sunday Services August 3rd

Sunday School at 10 A M Church Service at 11 A M Junior Endeavor meets 6 30 P M Rev Wm H Elges from Little Rock Ark will occupy the pulpit Come out and bring the children We miss you if you are not there.

Junior Christian Endeavor Wm. H. Elges Little Rock Ark

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fairview the Methodist Church West Side News Garden Club Duncan’s Duncans Council Wesley Chapel August W. Johnson and Sons Down On the Blue Lester Seger Marion Leckard Dist Elaine Treadway John Huggiler Clint Loretta Claude Minnick Beatrice Arthur Nelson Chapel Girls Sewing Club Presbyterian Church Notice
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