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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
1
A reflective piece on June weddings lampoons the groom's role, noting brides capture attention in society columns while grooms linger unseen. It wryly observes the groom’s awkwardness, absence of fanfare, and the public focus on the bride and her preparations.
Born Saturday June 2 to Mr and Mrs Leonard Fusby a son. Stromsburg defeated Utica 6 to 2. Several residents attend conventions in Columbus and Omaha. Crystal notes include visits, travels, weddings, and a hospital case. residents travel to Lincoln for extension work and to Omaha for meetings. A local chiropractic ad appears amid community updates.
The Nebraska Conference of the Lutheran Augustana Synod held its 35th annual convention at Swede Home Lutheran Church May 18 to 22 with over 100 visiting pastors and delegates. Officials were reelected and funds were allocated for a Rock Island seminary and Luther College dormitory. a move relocated the Conference Orphans Home to Omaha.
The Dorcas Society gathered with Mrs. Jack Goetz while Mrs. Sam Andrews hosted the U A L Kensington group. Chas Sargent’s birthday party drew neighbors, and Reeder heads to Douglas Wyoming to ranch with pay partly from the ranch and part time work. Local society, travel, and business notes fill Shelby scenes.
Binder and mower prices have been reduced at Rystrom's in Stromsburg. Customers are urged to take advantage of the lower prices and stock up on farm equipment.
A blue shower was hosted Saturday at the home of W J Thelan honoring Mrs John Inks nee Helen Mee Meekin. Guests wore blue hats and favors as a three course luncheon was served at five white and blue tables. Out of town guests included Miss Gertrude Inks of Omaha and Miss Esther Lées of Osceola. Other notes mention local ads and visits, including V L Olson’s Omaha trip and Miss Thelma Johnson’s visit to Omaha.
The Auditorium Theatre, including business, equipment, lease, and goodwill, offered for sale to the highest bidder during June. Contact Harry Musselman for details.
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