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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
5
A special meeting of the Greens Chapel Ladies Aid is planned for June 23 at the home of Mrs. J A Westenius in Stromsburg. The Rural Schools election last Monday produced re‑election results for several officers across Liberty Willow Hedge Pleasant Prairie Centennial Blue View and other districts.
In Stoner District No. 2 on Monday evening Mrs James McKeag Sr was re elected treasurer and Wm Burritt was chosen moderator to fill a vacancy. Betty Schinzel visited Mrs McKeag after noon. Irvin Grossnicklaus visited Mrs Harry Pierson in Stromsburg Tuesday. Howard Herbes of Polk and Roy Yeltman of Denver visited Charles Stewart and family last Wednesday. Frank Hendrickson returned from Omaha hospital Monday. Mrs Ralph Meirheim of Potter visited at the Hendrickson home Saturday.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Elton Berck as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. “Lost Horizons.” Junior and Intermediate Leagues at 6:30 p.m. Senior League at 7:30 p.m. W C T U meets Thursday afternoon June 16. Senior Epworth League presents two one act plays Friday June 24 at 8:00 p.m. at the High School Auditorium. Comedy Have you Had Your Operation and drama Tarry Till I Come directed by Mrs Deeds. Pastor A C Monkman.
The Presbyterian Church announces “The Message of Childhood” as the Children’s Day service next Sunday at 11 00 AM with Sunday School at 10 00 AM A hearty invitation is extended to the community to attend and participate.
The Luther Church schedules Sunday School at 4 PM and morning service at 11 AM with vespers at 8 PM. The Luther League meets Thursday evening with Carl Cederburg Otto Olson John Anderson and Roland Eckstrom. Harmony Society meets next Thursday June 28 hosted by Mrs Ewald Pliefke. Stromsburg District Lutheran League holds its annual Swede Home convention June 24 26.
Mrs. B S Miller and daughters from Sterling visit in Shelby and plan to move to Indianapolis with Mr Miller and son Trenam. Rev S W Longacre and daughters travel to Lincoln and Lewiston for a church homecoming. J R Rosenberry celebrates birthday with family. Various local movements include Farm Bureau work trips and summers with relatives. Terence Duren visits Shelby for summer with John Duren family.
Local residents spent Sunday at Camp Strader near Crete visiting friends such as Jack Christensen and Lee Kjelson. Several families moved into restored and vacant houses, hosted birthday celebrations, picnics at Buckley Park, and hosting guests from Lincoln Omaha Genoa Benedict York Seward and Des Moines.
A long list of Osceola area residents and guests are noted visiting relatives and attending events from Osceola to Stromsburg. The items cover travelers to Lincoln and Denver trips, farm sales, club meetings, birthdays, and local hospitality with named families and towns in Nebraska and Wyoming.
Max and Joan Nelson and grandparents stay with the Adelsons near Clarks. Eliabeth Allison from Denver arrives to spend two weeks with the R. J. Allisons. Aldrich and Rolland visit from near Lincoln, plus Rhodes and Bolton families gather for Sunday dinner. Blanche Leach visits Sandell family. Reebs and Johnsons dine with Carlson in Lincoln area. Ed Coover hosts Marvin Stromberg from Washington DC for dinner.
A brief catalog entry lists Kraft bag weights of 3 pounds 4 pounds with prices 25 cents 18 cents 49 cents and 54 cents respectively.
A jumble of light vignettes includes playful quips about romance and marriage, humorous exchanges about daily life, and ads for home insulation and roofing. It notes a baby girl born to a anxious father, a skating rink with 10 000 seats, and a cow-on-tracks incident.
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