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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
3
Osceola Record announces Guy F Ball joins the staff as linotype operator and printer. He will assist with mechanical work and also report and solicit in the country and neighboring towns. Ball will take news notes and offer receipts for yearly subscriptions. P. E. Douglas.
The piece argues for state and national highway routes that bypass towns to reduce congestion and danger. It compares highway planning to trunk line railroads and suggests posting signs for towns only if travelers choose to stop. It emphasizes saving miles and avoiding cross streets as a practical policy.
The article stresses tailored club fitting for beginners, advising buying one club at a time starting with a mashie or putter. It notes shaft length and weight matter, and explains why learning with lofted irons improves technique versus starting with a driver.
A businessman explains that prospects become customers and customers become patrons through ongoing effort. Advertising converts prospects to customers while good goods and service convert customers to regular patrons, necessitating continual pursuit of prospects and superior treatment of customers.
The Silver Creek band for 34 men, boys and girls made its first public appearance on Wednesday evening June 3. The Sand reports a Chalmers demonstration car driven by a Genoa dealer wrecked three miles south of Silver Creek near John Wyman farm last week. The car struck a sand pocket, rolled over a small bridge, and caught fire while the driver escaped unharmed. The Fullerton News Journal announced a June 7 golf tournament at that place. The Gresham Gazette on June 5 celebrated the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs R E Byers, pioneer residents, observed June 3.
First Presbyterian schedules Sunday School at 10:00 morning service at 11:00 and evening service at 8:00 with School of Missions at 7:00 led by Pastor Thos. E. Barr. First Methodist invites worship with Sunday School at 10:00 morning service 11:00 and 8:00 at night Epworth League 7:00 Mid week service Wednesday choir Thursday Children Day exercises 8:00 led by Pastor H. A. Taylor.
A colored preacher visits a white minister busy with sermon notes. He warns the devil watches and knows every word, insisting he never makes notes and that neither he nor the devil will know what he will say when he speaks.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Divine morning service at 11 a.m. The Luther League program is at 8 p.m. Harmony Society meets at the Johnson home. An all day picnic is planned June 16 at Blue River, 1.5 miles south of Gilbert Johnson corner on George F. Anderson place. Pastor Adolf Serenius invites all.
Grace Church holds morning worship at 9 30 with Sunday School at 10 30. Valley Church offers Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11 with Epworth League at 7 30 and an evening song service and preaching. Pastor W George announces service times.
A dialog from the Boston Tran script features a wife grieving over leaving a wealthy husband to marry the speaker. The speaker claims to have cured her quickly by matching her grief with equal or greater intensity. The exchange turns on the dynamics of emotional response and marital choice.
Marion Shaw and family from David City visited Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Shaw. Hugo Frahm and wife left Elk Horn after visiting brother Carl Frahm and family. H. C. Duncan Co. promotes Dairy feed to boost milk. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilcox traveled from Broadview, Montana to visit Mrs. EB. J. Brown and family on Tuesday.
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