Popular Couple Married Friday in Gresham Nebraska
The marriage of Miss Mildred Bond and Paul Engelhardt took place at 6 30 p m Friday June 6 at the Presbyterian Parsonage in Gresham Nebraska Rev Strait officiated The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Carl Wieseman of Osceola A reception followed at the bride’s parents home The couple plan a short wedding trip and will live on a farm north of Osceola Mrs Bond is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude A Bond of Gresham She is a 1928 Osceola High School graduate and has been teaching in district No 27 The groom is son of Mr and Mrs George W Engelhardt of Osceola and was previously with Humphrey Engelhardt The Record extends congratulations and best wishes.
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Mildred Bond
Paul Engelhardt
Presbyterian
Gresham
Nebraska
Strait
Presbyterian Church
Carl Wieseman
Osceola
Osce Tea
Claude A Bond
Osceola High School
Sroom
Cheorge W. Engelhardt
Humphrey Engelhardt
Evelyn Lunner
E. Lunner
Stromsburg
Lloyd E. Corp
Fairbury
Lunner
A. H. McKee
Heide
Keith Corp
Betty Lou Schapfer
LaVerne Corp
Schapfer
Harry Snider
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Shelby
J. L. Peterson
Dorothy
Helen
Dorothy Scott
G. W. Ray
P. R. Smith
Lincoln
Fred Oades
Columbus
Seattle
Washington
Ramona Kasch
Ursula Academy
York
Gus Hartel, Jr
August Thelen, Jr
John Mettlen
Loup City
Nebr
C. W. Moon
Lucy McBeth
Glen Ingalls
Columbus Hospital
A. C. Dunning
New York City
John
Earl Scott
Richard Cole
Marie Schlesinger
L.scholz
Gertrude Thelen
Helen Moon
New Port
Roy Johnson
James Fosbender
Johnson
Fosbender
John Fox
Sacred Heart Parish
Bernt’s Park
Bill Minnick
Claude Bull
David City
D. H. Bull
Will Bartlett
Ord
Omaha
Carl Bull
Fullerton
Dean Yordy
Geneva
Lloyd Myers
A. A. Blum
Fred Brigham
Dereas Society
Charles Casselberry
John Scott
John Yordy
The
State University
Clyde Yordy
Pender
Lovell
Historical Records To Have a Home in Capitol Tower
The Nebraska State Historical Society will move into the new state capitol tower, with two floors allocated to the society. Its exhibits and historic newspaper files will be displayed prominently, and later the west wing will provide additional space on the ground floor. The move aims to give Nebraskans a modern, accessible hall of history.
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State Capitol
Salt Valley
Nebraska State Historical Society
State University
Capitol Grounds
Lincoln
Capitol
Historical Society
Hall of
Nebraska
Fairview Community Notes Visitors and Gatherings
Fairview residents and relatives visited Lake Erickson and returned home Sunday. George Buchta and family hosted and visited with many relatives from Central City Edwards and Silver Creek. A picnic at the community hall followed by an afternoon of renewing old acquaintances.
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George Buchta
Mina Buchta
Lake Erickson
LeRoy Rhodes
Acme University
Alex Shank
North Platte
Vance
Virgil Meacham
Sutton
Silver Creek
Geo. Buchta
Oreen Bryan
Central City
Guildford Bryan
Floyd Heinemeyer
Rodney
Blanche Heinemeyer
Rockford Ul
Harve McCormick
J. Shannahan
Chester
Mathew Brehta
Edwards
Joe Need
Forrest
Qosceals
Mildred Mace
Freeman Runquist
Polk
Maxey
Peru
Fairbury
Will Buchta
David City
Clair McCormick
Farmers Oil Co
Stromsburg
Erick Nelson
Howard Need
Mesdames Chas, Wilcox
Paul
Howard Yates Chiropractor Osceola Nebraska
Dr Howard Yates operates a chiropractic practice in Osceola Nebraska offering adjustments and therapy services with local phone contact 83.
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Howard Yates
Nebr
Stromsburg News Roundup of Visits and Announcements
Mrs J C Malster and daughters visited family in Walback Nebraska. Prof John Eckley with wife visited from Boulder Colorado. Lindbergs travel to St Louis after Stromsburg visit. Linndberg brother Arthur opens Studebaker Eskline car business in Missouri. Mrs Lucenda Anderson attended Lincoln University commencement where daughter Margaret earned honors. Several Stromsburg residents and visitors attended picnics at Buckley Park honoring H M Dillon. The community heard of engagements and marriages including Kathryn Marsh to Hugh Vogle. John Burg dies. funeral held at Swedish Lutheran Church.
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J. C. Malster
Walback
Nebr
John Wilson
John, Eckley
Boulder
Colo
John Eckley
Will
Charles Lindberg
Polk
Stromsburg
Lindbergs
St. Louis
Arthur
Studebaker-Erskine
Lucenda Anderson
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Margaret
H. L. Stroud
L. A. Ericson
A F Nordberg
Buckley Park
H. M. Dillon
Wheatland
Wyc
B.C. Grabill
A . Kielson
Ed Pike
Brownsville
Texas
Anna Graves
H. D. Skelton
Mefami
Okla
Buckley, Park
John E. Peterson
Clay Center
Kansas
Omaha
Peterson
A. B. Hedbloom
Aurora
Polk County
B. C. Grabill
Sidney
Alice, Lanham
Harry Lanham
Clyde Courtney
Osceola
John Colson
Courtney
Edna
Eva
Marie Olson
Estes Park
Y.W.C.A
T. J. Morgan
Maud
John Holmes
Barbara
A. B. Heabloom
Eric Frohman
Gothenburg
Blaine Wheeler
York
A. H. McKee
Indiana
Arthur Anderson
Eldon
Anna Anderson
Leonard Mentink
Harry Shelton
Miami
Shelton
Emil S. F. Johnson
Robert Mahoney
Sunday State Journal
Kathryn Marsh
H. M. Marsh
Tekamah
Hugh Vogle
Long Beach
Calif
Marsh
William Schapfers
Pittsburg
Scharfers
Betty Lou
EB. Lunner
John Burg
Swedish Lutheran Church
Stromsburg Bride Weds Lloyd E Corp In Home Ceremony
Miss Evelyn Lunner daughter of Mr and Mrs E Lunner of Stromsburg became the bride of Lloyd E Corp of Fairbury at the Lunner home. Rev A H McKee officiated. After the ceremony the couple left for Los Angeles to make their home.
Skelgas May Ad Push Oversold Fuel Offer Across Papers
Skelgas dealers advertised a $30 trade in offer in The Record and many papers, creating a 3000 percent oversold situation per Chester MacCracken of SkelGas. The campaign, heavily favoring home town papers, told a story customers wanted about gas and trade ins, sparking demand as stove factories lagged. Scott-Anderson of Osceola dealers reported swift store displays and new Skelgas installations, with the offer running through June 30 before withdrawal.
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Skelges
Chester MacCracken
Mal Company
Mr. MacCracken
Scott-Anderson
Osceola
Secott-Anderson
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Invites
Regular hours for Sunday services include Church School at 11 A M Morning Worship at 10 A M Evening Worship at 7 P M Epworth League at 8 P M The Ladies Aid Society meets Friday afternoon in the church parlors hosted by Mrs A J Herrmann The minister Handel Collier encourages soul development through worship and religious training with classes for all ages.
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Epworth
Ladies Aid Society
A J. Herrmann
Handel Collier
Wesley Chapel Woman's Club Meeting Report
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Club met June 4 at Mrs. John Huegler's home with 7 members present. Patriotic quotations were shared during roll call and Doris From took part in several program numbers. A lunch followed, and the next meeting is set for June 19 at Mrs. Albert Schmecker's home.
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Wesley Chapel Woman’s Club
John Huegler
Httle Doris From
Albert Schmecker
Baptist Association Meets Here Next Monday
Polk items note the Baptist Association gathering set for Monday and Tuesday with a banquet on Tuesday. The Children's Day Program titled Lost Word was presented Sunday evening with a large crowd and credit to the committee. The T J Nelson family held a reunion in the city park with many relatives present.
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The
Baptist Association
Baptist Church
T. J.nelson
T. J. Nelson
Hazel
Gertrude Nelson
Charles Evans
Audubon, Ia
Clark Snodtrass
Stromsburg
Tra Glasses
Harold Nelson
Cc. O. Eckles
Omaha
Masonic Grand Lodge
G. M. Hill
Central City
Vera
Oscar Carlson
Grand Island
Dorothy Falk
Westland
Ross Goethe
Lou Lymaster
Lincoln
Frederic Allison
Alice Myers
Earl Burke
Z. F. Myers
State University
Kenneth Johnson
Alvin Swanson
Washington, D. C
Ivan Johnson
Lillian “Brown
Polk
Leroy Alfred
Wallace Sandell
C. R. Peterson
York
Congressman Norton
Steele City
Paul Stevens
Lloyd Kroger
Maurice Nyburg
W. T. Seymor
Benedict
John
Fern Myers
Central City College
Russel Lindburg
California
St. Louis
Williams
Nordburg
Don Haggard
Richard Ramage
Sybil Prett
Liberty
Ed Carson
Valette Fredrickson
Ellen Myers
Jesse McNeeley
Will Parkinson
Almus Larson
Henry Horstman
Fullerton
Betty Jung
Jean Whitter
Loup City
Horstman
City Council Kept Busy Approves Claims Names Appointed
The city council met June 5 and approved numerous claims including Crouse Tex Drug Omaha Printing Nuquist Cornish and others. Salary payments listed for several officials and laborers. The street near the elevators and bridges to be studied with M S Pearson and P Johnson. King corner to be repaired and widened. Chas Newcomer confirmed as police magistrate.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Omaha Printing Co
Nuquist
Cornish
Wilbert Johnston
M Smith
Craven Lumiber Co
D Buchholz
Gray
Ty S Supply Co
H Waite
Pratt
M S Pearson
P Johnson
King Corner
Chas. Newcomer
Weed Tour Friday Plans to tour chemically treated weed patches
County Agent Kelly announces a Weed Tour on Friday June 13 starting 1 30 p m at the C E Jones farm two and a half miles north and one mile west of Osceola. Crops specialist P H Stewart of Lincoln will speak on control methods for noxious weeds and chemical sprays. Stops include Gust Waller farm and M G Lindburg farm with notes on field bindweed Canada thistle and soil effects. Farmers with hard to control weeds urged to attend.
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C. E. Jones
Osceola
Kelly
P. H Stewart
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
North Side Notes Republican Era Community Gossip
North side residents host visitors including Rudolph Nitch and family, Fred Bernt and children from near Osceola, and Charles Gates from north of Columbus. A lightning strike damaged the Rudolph Nitch farm garage but caused little harm. Various local visits mark a busy social week with birthdays and neighborhood news.
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North Side
Louis Jerdon
Rudolph Nitch
Fred Bernt
Osceola
Harold Bernt
Charles Gates
North of Columbus
Franz Luchsinger
Phyllis ‘Kilburn
Wayne
Florence Tschauner
Lawrence Leimer
Lorna Plageman
Lester Brenz
John Hahn
John JF. Ernst
Fred Engels
Silver Creek
Hubert Tschauner
Albert Tschauner
Albert, Jr
Frank Tschauner
Columbus
Mock wedding honors Mr and Mrs Donald Miller
A reception at Will Campain home on June 8 celebrated Mr and Mrs Donald Miller. Miss Eliza Campain served as bride with Miss Marie Campain as father and Verda Mae Han shew assisting. The bridal party included Maid of Honor Margaret Anderson and Best Man Nina Anderson. The couple honeymooned in a one horse shay drawn by three party members before returning to Valparaiso.
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Will Campain
Donald Miller
Eliza Campain
Miss Marie Campain
Verda Mae Hanshew
Margaret Anderson
Nina Anderson
Lillian Campann
Mary Anderson
Una Hanshew
Neela Miller
Shay
Miller
Valparaiso
Labor a Necessity Work Is the Secret of Happiness
The piece quotes John Burroughs via Grit arguing that removing work would drive half the world to self harm, framing labor as essential for wellbeing and order.
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John Burroughs
Osceola Second In Mid Nebraska Golf Meet
Fullerton surged from third to first at the Mid Nebraska Golf tournament at Fullerton with 118 players from six towns. Osceola sent 22 players, earning 11 extra points from birdies and eagles as Samuelson, M E Snider, Norton, Kepner, and W E Snider contributed to the team total.
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Fullerton
Osceola
Central City
Columbus
David City
Schuyler
Samuelson
Inness
M E Snider
Norton
Cornish
F D Mills
Kepner
Tex
S A Snider
M Anderson
Frasier
E Snider
F Mills
W E Snider
Train wrecking engines pose ongoing challenge
The Daston Journal notes ongoing experiments to devise an automobie capable of wrecking a train and pushing it off the track, acknowledging the search continues without a successful solution.
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Daston Journal
Highest Farm Income In Deuel County
A study of 73 farm record books from Cheyenne Deuel Kimball and Perkins counties shows large farms with tractors and combines. Deuel county records report average net returns per farm of 1501 and a top farmer earning 7516 after expenses and interest. The Nebraska College of Agriculture extension program is credited for improved bookkeeping methods boosting farm finance and planning.
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Cheyenne
Deuel
Kimball
Perkins
Deuel County
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Community Notes From Westside Area Events
Community news highlights visits and family, church, and school activity. Miss Vivian Halleck and Miss Hazel Flodman spent the weekend with Mrs C Marvin Fredrickson. Miss Irene Holm returns to Swede Home Store. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Mauritz Swanson on June 2. Several residents travel to Rock Island for a Lutheran Synodical Meeting. Local farms ship cattle to Omaha. The High Prairie ball team beat Blue Valley 12 to 9. Multiple visits and social gatherings noted among the Swede Home and Swede Plain communities.
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Westside News
Vivian Halleck
Hazel Flodman
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Irene Holm
Mauritz Swanson
C. A. Sward
Alex Adelson
Rock Island
Ill
Lutheran Church
Harlan Johnson
Curtis Flodman
Ernest Flodman
Hartwig Flodman
Pete Shostrom
Andrew Erickson
Opal
LaVern Fredrickson
Osceola
Dorcas Society
Swede Home
Axel Fredrickson
Oscar Fredrickson
Ansel
Omaha
Oliver Adelson
Egnar Hultman
Herbert Flodman
Swede Plain Church
Opal Fredrickson
Oliver Johnson
High Prairie
Blue Valley
Darlene
Axel Anderson
Marvin
Fredrickson
Central City
York
Real Question: What he will do with what he has
Quote by H. W. Mabie on the duty of use of one’s own resources. The statement contrasts hypothetical advantage with actual responsibility to act with current means.
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H. W. Mabie
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