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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
3
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Amended state hail insurance law seen as improvement over the old system, with rates by zone and a compromise on a revolving fund. Polk County is in the cheapest zone with 25 cents per acre for $10 coverage and 40 cents for $15. Losses paid December 1 if funds allow, otherwise pro rata. Swede Home Farmers Union Co-Operative Association, near Osceola, has incorporated separately with a $15,450 capital and a $47,450 opening assets, housing a modern store, community hall, and extensive facilities. manager Anderson, an ex-soldier, oversees a progressive operation with patronage dividends after a substantial reserve fund.
Local notes report births in June at York area hospitals including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Walgren Jr and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C J Fernquist. Several community members visit York, Stromsburg, and Shelby for family and medical reasons. Rystroms advertise auto parts and supplies while Mr and Mrs Pierson travel for a minor operation, and Dr C L LeMar shows gradual recovery.
Union Stores unveils a June sale featuring men s suits priced at 25.00. The offer targets shoppers seeking affordable formalwear with a focus on durable fabrics and classic cuts.
North Platte undertakes water and sewer upgrades and street lighting across paved roads. New transmission lines are planned, a $75 000 irrigation dam near Bridgeport has been built, and four 100 candle power lights adorn the county courthouse dome as part of ongoing improvements since 1918.
Union Stores offers 220 pairs of ladies pumps and oxfords priced at 5.95 and 6.95, regularly 10 and 13 dollars. Stock includes multiple sizes and styles for immediate purchase.
The Sunday school meets at 10 with a place for everyone. The Children's Day program will be at 11. Delegates to the District Epworth League Convention at Central City on June 7 and 8 are Vella Zang Florence Sturdevant and Andrew Nuquist. Baptisms available next Sunday morning by W. W. Hull pastor.
Rev. Matthew Herrman led the quarterly meeting with strong gospel sermons and simple, sincere rhetoric. Sunday school meets at 10 30 with a welcoming invite to all ages. Children’s Day programs postponed. Annual combined Sunday school picnic set for Wednesday June 15 in Phil C Wieseman Grove all day. Pastor to conduct quarterly meeting in Columbus Sunday morning, back for evening services. League 7 30 pm topic Out and Out for Christ led by Mary Heald.
Special Notice The Harmony Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will present a Patriotic Program Flag Day June 14 at 8 PM Refreshments will be served A small admission will be charged Everyone is cordially invited Adolph Serenius Pastor Summer activities include Sunday school and English language services with a new start date for children next Monday June 18
The Presbyterian church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a men’s Bible class at 10 a m There is no morning service but the evening service is devoted to a Children’s Day program An offering will be collected The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 7 p m Pastor Ww W Alverson delivers the remarks
The Harmony Society gathered at the home of Miss Anna Nelson last Wednesday afternoon with many young ladies attending. Prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 8 o clock in the church. Luther League meets Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Anton Anderson with a program by the young people. Confirmation class meets Wednesdays and Saturdays at the same place and hours, with confirmation on June 19. Sunday school is at 10 with Mr Arthur N Johnson in charge.
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