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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
4
A column explores the clash between expected anniversary gifts and spontaneous gestures. It contrasts a wife’s desire for meaningful tokens with a husband’s habit of surprising, unprompted generosity and the perils of forgotten dates. The piece highlights female expectations and social norms about sacred anniversaries.
Local note highlights Flag Day displays on residences and businesses. A family tale describes Rue Beit’s strange sound experience and the Everett household joy with Bill’s white dog litter. Also reports the death of Albinus Wheeler at Lincoln, typhoid fever, and injuries from a street collision involving Mrs. Conkling. Dr. A A Wurtz advertises dental services.
The Odd Fellows plan a memorial at Wayland Church on Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Raupburn delivering the address. Gladysmae Hoffer of Omaha visited her parents and several district Rebecca Lodge members met in Aurora on Monday. Donna Mae Rhodes daughter of Dale and his wife died June 6 1930 at seven months two days interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery Gresham.
By order of an execution issued in Polk County District Court the sheriff will sell the undivided one fourth interest in the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 12 Township 13 North Range 4 West Sixth P M at the Osceola courthouse on July 14 1930 at 2 PM for cash to satisfy 864.17 plus 23.43 costs and accruing costs. W Roy Vanhossen Sheriff. C C Fraizer attorney. July 3-10-17-24-31.
The Nebraska City News-Press argues against federal farm board curtailment of wheat noting risks of higher prices and global supply gaps. Writers say successful Nebraskan and Iowa farmers boost income by production during wartime and resist propaganda to reduce U S output for others.
A fragment cites a 20th century American magazine warning greed as the most insidious disease. The text suggests a call to purge avarice from the soul to avoid an unendurable fate.
Elmer Gleim visited his sister Mrs Earl Bond and family Sunday. Florence Yungdahl of North Platte visits her parents the Yungdahls. Catherine Schaber celebrated a birthday with friends. The Bonds and Burrell Fox attended a funeral in Gresham Saturday. W F M S meets Thursday with Mrs Joe Wieseman. Mrs George Wieseman hosted a bridal shower in Central City. District 5 held its annual meeting. Adolph Grosnicklaus reelected. Mrs Adolph Grosnicklaus and daughters visited Columbus. Grace Wilcox visits her cousin Jessie Wilcox. Joe Wieseman and family visiting Lexington. Ted Delamore and Migabe Carson were York visitors. Will Wilcox family were Sunday dinner guests of Charley Wilcox.
For sale a four burner Perfection oil range. Call 1204 Shelby for details.
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