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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

5

Red Lights and Penrod and Sam At Auditorium This Weekend

Friday and Saturday June 6 7 present Red Lights starring Marie Prevost Ray Griffith Alice Lake Johnny Walker and a large cast billed as the year’s greatest mystery play. Also Sennett comedy Nip and Tuck followed by news. Tuesday and Wednesday June 10 11 show Penrod and Sam with Benny Alexander Joe Butterworth Buddy Messenger praised as the yell of the year and a sequel to Penrod with kids and laughs. Aesops Fables and Review also shown with 10 and 25 cent pricing.

Booth Tarkington Marie Prevost Ray Griffith Alice Lake Johnny Walker Sennett Penrod Sam Benny Alexander Joe Butterworth Buddy Messenger

Osceola Social News and Local Visits Update

Numerous short notices describe travels and visits in Osceola. C. G. Timm and Mary Elwood with Louise Elwood visit. Mrs. Anna Becker ill in Baird. Dr H. H. Cox in Osceola. J E Thomas from Smith River California visiting with friends. Local official business includes county board of equalization set to meet next week.

Store Opens With Big Trade Under Poor Weather

The W. O. Johnson store reopened Saturday under new owner L. L. Thompson. Nine experienced salespeople led departments with steady merchandise movement despite unfavorable weather. The large shoe stock was moved to the east room, formerly G. T. Ray's jewelry area.

W. O. Johnson L. L. Thompson G. T. Ray

Grace and Valley churches hold services and picnic notes

Community notes report a well attended picnic with a dinner ice cream and games. Sunday services are announced for both Grace and Valley churches with sermons on industrial life and heart melodies. Several residents travel to Lincoln Omaha and Chicago, with social events postponed and gatherings planned in June and July.

Grace & Valley Churches Olaf Youngdahl J. A. Klein

Osceola News Briefs and Local Visits

Local notices report car sales and employment ads. A parade of residents including Mrs L J Van Hoosen and Miss Morrow travel to Omaha and Central City for events. Schools announce candidates for diplomas and alumni banquets. Nearby towns and families plan visits, theater shows feature The Old Homestead starring Theodore Roberts, and farm traffic shifts with hogs shipped to Omaha.

St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Plans Friday Services

Prayer service in the church Friday at 8:00 p m Luther League meets at the Mattson home with Mr and Mrs Swan Mattson entertaining Axel Anderson and Mattson families Note Pentecost next Lord s day regular morning service and choir singing Sunday School at 10:00 under N L Nelson Swedish service at 8:00 p m Mrs Fred Branting hosted Cradle Roll mothers last Tuesday with many children and mothers Present Refreshments provided Mrs Hjalmar Branting leads Cradle Roll Let us make next Sunday s organ fund collection liberal English language worship invited Pastor Adolf Serenius announces the program.

Luther League Swan Mattson Mattson Axel Anderson N. L. Nelson Fred Branting Branting Hjalmar Branting Adolf Serenius

Gabalets Meet. Out-of-Town Guests Attended

The Gabalets met yesterday afternoon at Mrs W O Hansen’s home with Mrs Thomas Mills of Cynwyd Pa and Mrs Webster Mills of Omaha as out of town guests. Miss Maude Davis hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Homer Harts at Mrs W E Snider’s home. A mock wedding was staged and Mrs Hartson received many lovely gifts in front of 30 guests.

Gabalets W. O. Hansen Thomas Mills Cynwid, Pa Webster Mills Omaha Maude Davis Homer Harts W. E. Snider Hartson

Mrs Roy Cornish Hosts Bidawees on Wednesday

Mrs Roy Cornish entertained the Bidawees during a Wednesday afternoon gathering.

Roy Cornish

Entertaining Afternoon by Mrs. David Hull Quist

The item notes that Entre Nous was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. David Hull Quist, indicating a social gathering hosted by her.

Entre Nous David Hullquist

P EB O Sisterhood Holds Regular Meeting at Ruth Cornish Home

The CN Chapter of the P E B O Sisterhood met at Mrs. Ruth Cornish's home Monday afternoon for its regular gathering.

P. EB. O. Sisterhood Ruth Cornish

Stumpff family plea and Osceola notices in brief

The Stumpff family including Wm Stumpff and relatives plead guilty to charges and will be sentenced shortly. Mrs John Malm and daughter Edith visited Osceola at Matilda Petersons home. Matilda Peterson plans a vacation visit to Denver and will be away a month or two. Marvin and Wyona Lewis of Polk visited Robert McBeth. they return to Polk Tuesday. Ethel Donelson and Joe L Heckman announce marriage. Donelson isdaughter of Mrs Sarah Donelson near Hordville. she is niece to Mrs Walgren Osceola and the Donelson brothers Stromsburg. Nels Anderson confined with lumbago. Osceola Woodmen baseball team to play Polk at Polk Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arnold Beckman and daughters of Polk visited I D Huston family. S B Anderson of Lincoln secured a marriage license in Lancaster County. Miss Winnie E Widga of Stromsburg is the bride. Evelyn Crow came from Sterling Colorado after finishing school. she was teaching there. One price to all and no money business Duncan The Produce Buyer.

Wilber M. Johnston Lincoln C. V. Propst F. J. Nicholson Carl Fillman Omaha E. D. Fillman Frances Irma Heald W. H. Seward Topeka J. E Thomas California Shelby C. W. Warnest Ed Watts O. Netsell Stromsburg James Dunn Cc. E. Jones Central City Henry Newton Jos. Karr Osceola H. C. Nyquist Sherd van Hoosen Sherd Howard Comfort L. H. Bradely W. A. Wurtz Polk Precinct W. A. Lindburg Polk Lillian Wieseman Wesleyan Wheatland Wyo Liberty Clark John Herrmann Weston Esther University Place Nellie Marshall Stella Gerhan Hershall Rising City L. L. Thompson Dwight Blake Theodore Hake Rufus Walker Harry Musselman Raymond Green Norfolk Mrs. Musselman Frank Grant Walgren Fred Schwab Glenna Matheson Wesleyan College Columbus Helen Taylor Chas. Hastings Emil Meerkatz Adam Duker Carl Wilshusen N. L. Nelson Belleville Kansa Kansas Oklahoma Dewey Shaw Supt C. E. Andrews Chas. Dickhate Teka Braithwait Dwight Dickhate Dalby Lumber Company Chas Gust Danielson G. R. Danielson Delmar McFaddan Lettie Timm M. E. Hospital Lynett Johnson Marvin Wyona Lewis Robert McBeth Ethel Donelson Sarah Donelson Near Hordville Joe L. Heckman Miss Donelson Walgren Donelson Brothers Nels Anderson Lumbago Osceola Woodmen Arnold Beckman I. D. Huston S. B Anderson Lancaster County Winnie E. Widga Evelyn Crow Sterling Colo Duncan

Birthday Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary Reunion

Five surviving Osceola Birthday Club members, founded in 1884, gathered last Sunday at Mrs. S. O. Whaley's home. Attending were Mrs. Whaley, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Henderson of Clarksburg, and Mrs. Welch of Los Angeles. Three founders have passed: Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Arnold, and Mrs. Snell. The group enjoyed memories and renewed old friendships.

S. O. Whaley Osceola Birthday Club Whaley M. A. Mills, Sr H. M. Powers Osceola H. F. Henderson Clarksburg West

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