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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

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Tribute to Nation Dead Observed in Osceola

Osceola residents honored fallen servicemen with a union church service at the Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Thos. R. Barr and a Monday afternoon program at the Osceola Auditorium. Veterans paraded from the G A R Hall to the ceremony and a firing squad tribute concluded the observance.

Presbyterian Church Thos. RE. Barr Osceola Auditorium G. A. R. Hall G.A.R. Post H. L Bond Wm. Welch M. J. Brown Joshua Fineey Silas Miller Henry Hughes Mike Hoffer Lowell Walker Coumbus Legionairre America

Osceola Area News Roundup and Family Visits

Mrs Mary Veach returned to Virginia Nebr after a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Vic Berggren who has been ill. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Brazzel on May 30. Beatrice Alverson Brazee’s mother Mrs Alverson came from Bellville Kansas to help. Mrs Fred Timm of North Platte visited Osceola then went to Omaha to stay with daughter Lulu Olmstead. Everett Sickles, recently moved from Gothenburg to Columbus, visited Osceola relatives. John Timm traveled from Omaha for a day at the David Timm home. Farm Bureau met Saturday with full attendance. Ross Welch and wife of Columbus visited. Ben McCormick and family moved into the Courtney home formerly Deland residence.

Stork Russel Ramsey A. W. Shafer Harry Shafer H. T. Frazier York C. Green Central City Decoration Day Harry Merideth Omaha Will Steel Wilmetta Lawrence Marquardt Blue Hill Rodnzo Steel Tatlow C. G. Dahlgren Wallace Scott Neil Janice Stromsburg A. H. Woolever Chilren Circleville Ohio Chicago Westfall Blue Hill Helms Hordville E. P. Maderow Martin Smith Mary Veach Virginia Nebr Vic Berggren T. A. James Lincoln Elvira Larson Kearney John Larson Miss Larson Kearney Dormal Elfors Durant Mike’ Phillips Olaf Hakinson Andrew Thonas Robi Larson Pilger Nebr Burgman H. A. Johnson Polk Reece Newman Mr. Newman Victor Anderson Grand Island George Nelson Grand Island College Edna Olson Olson Undertakers Ray Wilson Fairbury Matilda Peterson Wilie Clarence Leonard Peterson Nels Nelson Nels Devel County Polk County

Local family notices and medical updates from Lake Ericson region

Beulah Buchta and companions spent days at Lake Ericson fishing and returned Tuesday. Rev Meyers recovered from tonsil surgery in Omaha. Rev Runnels and family toured from Union, Nebr visiting Central City. C C McCormick underwent cataract surgery at M E B Hospital in Omaha. Marion Buchta from David City visits Geo Buchta home this summer. Runnels and Tom Meacham drove to Union for funeral duties. Mrs Millie Daniel visited Oscenia. Edgar Wisely and wife from Osceola visited locally on Sunday. Mrs Sutton of Silver Creek staying with Geo Buchta’s family. Bell Bryan operated on for appendicitis at Ord and is recovering. Lena Bryan staying with her sister a few days.

Geo. Buchta F. Deatamore Jason House Lake Ericson Rev. Meyers Omaha M. E. Hospital Rev. Runnels Union Nebr Central City C. C. McCormick M. BE Marion Buchta David City Europe Runnels Tom Meacham Millie Daniel Oscenia Edgar Wisely Osceola Sutton Silver Creek Geo Buchta Bell Bryan Ord Lena Bryan

Nebraska 4 H club week gathers 400 members at Lincoln

Nearly 400 farm boys and girls enrolled at the Nebraska state agricultural college in Lincoln for a week of study and entertainment as part of the annual Boys and Girls Club week. Speakers include Governor McMullen and R A Turner. Polk County delegates listed among participants.

Nebraska State Agricultural College At Lincoln Governor McMullen L. C Oherlies State Board of Control R. A. Turner National Club Washington, D. C Omaha Polk County J. H. Gustafson Ivan Sundberg Harold Johnson Evan Myers

Wesley Chapel Notes Highlight Social and Mission Activities

Mrs Ray Brigham entertained the Shelby Country Club last week. Mrs Grace Samuelson was taken to Lutheran hospital Monday morning. Miss Marie Nelson went to Omaha for a relative's wedding. The Chapel Missionary will meet at Mrs N C Brown's home near Osceola next Thursday afternoon. Fred Schuman and Delmar McFadden helped decorate soldiers graves at Chapel Cemetery Sunday. The Ladies Aid elected officers at church Tuesday evening: Harry McBeth president Lula Burns secretary Chas Sargent treasurer. Mr and Mrs Floyd West and Lester visited Mrs L E West in Shelby Sunday. Relief Corps members held a farewell party for Mrs R G Douglas at the Legion Hall with ice cream and cake.

Ray Brigham Shelby Country Club Grace Samuelson Lutheran Hospital Marie Nelson Omaha Helen Swanson N. C. Brown Osceola Fred Schuman Delmar McFadden Chapel Cemetery Ladies Aid Harry. McBeth Lula Burns Chas. Sargent Floyd West Lester L. E West Shelby

Ri Alto Theatre Hosts Women Club Minstrel Night

A Thursday program at Ri Alto Theatre featured a musical review by eight club women, a one act play, a humorous reading, and a "Dark Town Minstrel" of twelve local businessmen. Proceeds support city park improvements.

Rialto Theatre Dark Town Minstrel A. V. Ejelson Omaha Lincoln Pauline* Presson Lexington Nebr A. H. Strom Memorial

Fellowship Class Hosts Choir at Church Parlor Reception

The Methodist Sunday School class entertained church choir members with an informal reception last Thursday evening. Rev. Taylor voiced appreciation on behalf of the class and church, gratefully answered by Mrs. O. 2 Mickey for the choir. The evening featured games and late refreshments of sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee.

Methodist Sunday School Taylor O. 2 Mickey

Hand Injury From Steel Splinter At Construction Site

C E Harvey suffers a badly infected hand after a steel splinter pierced his hand while working for the construction company. He seeks medical treatment and recuperation time.

C. E. Harvey

Real Estate Transfers Sweep Polk County

Eight hundred sixty seven acres in Polk County sold at Osceola courthouse mostly to settle estates. Largest 640 acres from Peter Bergman estate brought 76 640. Buyers include Raymond L. Cox Nw 1-428 and NE 29-14-4 for 32 000 Nils Hall N 1-2 NE 33-14-4 for 9 600 Henry W. Bolton 1-4 26-14-4 for 24 160 Walter J. Lewis EL 1-2 NW 1-4 26-14-4 for 10 880 Robert Larson bought eighty acres in Hokenson estate for 10 000 Mari on F Phillips bought 67 acres for 9112 in Elfors partition. Benda quarter foreclosure sold to Thos. D. Metcalf for 885.07. District news and social notes follow.

Polk County Osceola Peter Bergman Raymond L. Cox Nils Hall Henry W. Bolton Walter J. Lewis Robert Larson Hokenson Elfors Marion F. Phillips

Family reunion fills Osceola home with relatives

A weekend gathering at Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mickey’s home brings together Mrs. Mickey’s brothers and sisters including Hartzell Detweiler and family from Omaha and Millard, Kunkel and Detweiler kin, with other relatives visiting Lincoln for state university work and a Douglas family farewell. Local clubs and LegionAuxiliary events, birthday festivities, farm notes, and community visits fill the report.

O. E. Mickey Mickey C. D. Hartzell Philadelphia J. O. Detweiler Gertrude Detweiler Omaha A. D

Paying Bills On Time Brings Simple Happiness

Poet Walt Mason argues that meeting monthly bills brings quiet joy and social good. The speaker celebrates paying Grocer Griggs and others promptly, noting benefits to bakers, butchers, and craftspeople, while rejecting grand reform plans in favor of practical responsibility.

Mae Mable Donnerwetter Parnassus Walt Mason

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Takiny American Legion R. G. Douglas E. C. Cohagan H. M. McGuffin William D. B. Carter Woman’s Club W. Westlund Charles Crew Weping Water Lou Crew Tressa Hill Vera Hill Adolph Landgren Andrew Ang Judge Mrs. Hastings Jay Hastings Marie Fleming Sioux City The Farm Bureau Ross Welch Wife Columbus Ben McCormick Courtney Charley Deland Beulah Wesley Chapel Milton R. Moskow San Francisco Abraham Lincoln White House Washington Coolidge St Womssuna Benda Thos. D. Metcalf Vern Hamilton Dr. Butz Stoner Jack Steeple York Hospital City Auditorium A. E. Swanson Cleek Ossian Samuels Grace Hanshew Ed, Ryan J. A. Anderson Stomsburg Joel Hanson Mae Clark York Business College George Weeden Lew Miller Geo. Engelhardt Walter Swartz Geo. Englhardt Entre-Nous Kenneth Cornish Will Hartman Hayes County Greenwood Lumber Yard Hartman Eveyn Shultz Louie Sholtz Evelyn State University Florence Sturdevant Sylvester Crube Ed .Swoboda Tekamah Mae Merrick Darlene Studley Monoci Ruth Best Wagner South Dakota American Legion and Auxiliary Robert G. Douglas Buckley Park Douglas Alta Grossnicklaus Hanson Maxine Herbes D. A. Benson Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Capitol City Legion Auxiliary F. G. Johnson Helen Johnson Will Anderson Alfred Palmer Jane Anderson Ulysses Harry Anderson Frank H. Anderson Odd ‘Fellows Rebekahs O’cock Odd Fellows Hall Nebraska Gas & Electric Co Miss Spaulding William Welch Los Angeles California M. E. Sturdevant Roger James Inness Geralyn Walrath E. A. Walrath Oscar Bennett T. P. Bennett Pris de la Mer Fred W. Schuman Edward S. W. Gushee Salt Lake City Utah Dean Parvin Witte Mable McReynolds Mary Frances McReynolds 3. M. Carney Genevieve Carney Marjorie Little Dietrich Dirks
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