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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
Local notes detail visits and trips by Eleanor Petr Cornish Viola Cornish and others with several social gatherings. Doane College and University of Nebraska students return for summer. bridge club and garden talks noted. Public events include dances horseplay and a ten day Estes Park trip. sales ads for insecticides and carbolic acid with local vendors.
The Daily Lincoln Journal offers subscriptions from $1.00 daily to $3.50 yearly through September. Editions publish until train time, with the Morning Journal arriving by mail the same day. Rural routes and Iowa readers receive late editions, urging direct orders through the office.
Francis H. Sisson of the American Bankers Association argues against erratic cutbacks in advertising. He warns that turning ads on and off harms long term effectiveness and urges maintaining a steady, long term program despite business pressures.
An ad from Grand Island Nebraska dated June 8 1933 promotes a rectal health service by Dr Rich a specialist. It claims neglect leads to poor health and offers reasonable prices and terms with contact by mail for information.
Miss Dora Fischer spent the weekend with home folks at Grand Island. The Stickells and children Vance and Denise visited relatives at Ong. York visitors Saturday night included Mr and Mrs Frank Hendrickson and Mrs Ira Island. Farmers urged to insure buildings with Old Line Insurance at 60c per hundred. Pigs vaccinate offered at 12c per head with serum from Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Merry Workers meet this afternoon at the Presbyterian Church parlor with hostesses Seavers Marquis and Matheson. Howard Brode of Walla Walla and cousin of Mr Kelly visited Osceola before World Fair trip. Mrs John Oberg operated on. Dr Kennedy of Omaha performed the surgery. patient improving. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ira Irand included J A Rosenberry, Robert Taddiken family, Lewis Daum, Kenneth Taddiken and daughter Joan. Donald Miller and Wendell Miller visited. Dorotty Campain to stay a week or two.
The week features an ice cream social at Axel Fredrickson's for Swede Home Base Ball, Norma Carlson visiting from Stromsburg, and several local gatherings. Luther League Convention opens at Swede Home Church, Farmers Union meeting postponed, and birthday and shower celebrations honor Sylvia and Mrs. Martin Lundstrom. Families from Lincoln Britt Iowa York area attend picnics and park events with multiple visits and hostings noted.
Experts from the Department of Agriculture test a new poison bran device to control a heavy hopper infestation across Montana, Wyoming, Minnesota, Iowa, Colorado, the Dakotas and Nebraska. Bait is laid in 20 foot wide strips between six and ten in the morning, with care needed for effectiveness and to limit damage.
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