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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

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County Valuation Higher This Year

Polk County records show a 1926 total personal property valuation of 5 236 305 up from 4 931 610 last year an increase of 304 696 The report lists heads of cattle horses hogs chickens grains hay automobiles trucks and other assets with values and counts including 21 296 cattle 870 820 8 847 horses 495 725 1425 dogs 14 280 25 637 hogs 476 590 9752 dozen chickens 48 770 and notes one airplane 25 in value plus 998 pianos 95 725 and jewelry 19 125 The article also notes local social activity and various residents' movements and events.

Polk County

Local News Roundup Highlights Visits Births and Trips

Shippings of stock and cattle moved by W F Dunn and Geo Anglehardt. Mrs Ruby McKenzie visited Osceola relatives. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Howard Yates on Monday June 14. Children's Day programs were postponed due to rain. Multiple residents and visitors travel to York and Lake Placid. A Crop Special train plans were announced with county agents. A girl weighing seven and a half pounds was born to C C Taylor and his wife. A surprise party honored Sophia Kresha for her birthday with guests from Omaha and Greeley.

Ethel Blake Lake Placid Club Essex County New York M. E. Church Fred Randell York Rs. Henry Randell R. E Holland W. B. Adal Stromsburg Union Pacific Railroad C. C. Taylor Sidney Nebr Taylor Geo. Boss Boss Sophia Kresha Lulu Fillinger Joe Zam Mrs Jenks Gree Iy Howard Kirsch Effie Kropatsch Omaha

Community Notes Highlight Ida Olson Recovery and Local Weddings

Stromsburg reports Ida Olson recovering after surgery at Home hospital. Local residents travel to Omaha and Lincoln for visits and weddings. Laurence Kemmer and Harriet Cruise wed in Lincoln. Stromsburg connections include Peter Kemmer, Carl Olson, and Earl Strom families. Numerous travels and summer plans noted among residents and former schoolmates.

Ida Olson Kenneth Moore Omaha Edna ‘Olson Alfred Kemmer Harrison Nursery, Company of York

Governor McMullen Speaks on Citizenship at Shelby

Governor Adam McMullen addressed a large Shelby audience at the Shelby Theatre, stressing equal citizenship rights, the duty to vote, and civic obligations. He warned that neglect of law obedience and education could threaten Nebraska’s prosperity and urged faith in God and community institutions.

Shelby Community Club Adam McMullen Shelby Shelby Theatre America

Big land sale completed near Osceola and Silver Creek

A. B. Hedbloom of Stromsburg sold the Aaron Anderson estate farm two miles southeast of Osceola to G. J. Mentink. Mentink then sold his farm three miles east of Osceola to E. M. Watts, while Mr. and Mrs. Watts sold their farm south of Silver Creek to S. J. Cornwell and George Buchta. The deal totaled 70400 dollars with possession next spring, buyers paying about 60 percent of boom prices.

A. B. Hedbloom Stromsburg Aaron Anderson Osceola G. J. Mentink Mr. Menink E. M. Watts

South Selby Club Sets June 24 Meeting at Skidmore Home

The South Shelby Club will meet on June 24 at the home of Mrs. Lena Skidmore with Mrs. Bessie Island as assistant hostess and the Misses Skidmore as program leaders. Each member may bring an invited guest if they wish.

South Shelby Lena Skidmore Bessie Island Misses Skidmore

Osceola High School Alumni Banquet At Methodist Church

Osceola High School alumni gathered Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church parlors for a banquet with scarlet and cream decor. The program included a business session, the president's message by M. A. Mills Jr, songs, and senior stunts. Officers elected for the next year were President P. W. Horst, Vice President Jay Carson, Secretary Pearle Matheson, and Treasurer Wilma Pike.

Osceola High School Methodist Church M. A. Mills, Jr P. W. Horst Jay Carson Pearle Matheson Wilma Pike

Golden Rod Club Meets at Swede Home

The Golden Rod Sewing Club of Swede Home met on Tuesday June 8 at Miss Laura Peterson home. About 16 members attended and a tasty refreshment was served. The next meeting is planned for Miss Helen Wilts home on June 1.

Golden Rod Sewing Club Laura Peterson Helen Wilits

Married Virginia Omney Weds Ray Anderson in Grand Island

Miss Virginia Mae Omney and Ray C. Anderson were married in Grand Island on June 2. After a brief stay with relatives they plan to visit northern Nebraska and South Dakota. A reception for the couple was held at the groom’s parents’ home. The Andersons reside near Stromsburg and are formerly of Osceola.

Virginia Mae Omney Ray C. Anderson Albert EB. Anderson Grand Island South Dakota Andersons Stromsburg Osceola

Narrow escape in auto accident near Platte river bridge

Miss Emma Scholz 23 of Shelby suffered a gash needing three stitches after a car driven by her brother Arthur upset in a ditch north of the Platte River bridge at about 7 30 Friday. Emma and siblings Johnny and Esther suffered minor injuries. they walked a half mile to city before medical help and were bound to Columbus for their aunt funeral.

Emma Scholz Shelby Platte River Bridge Miss Scholz Arthur Emma Arthur Scholz Johnny Esther B. C. Tiesing Olver Schiebel Wuntil

That Vacation Trip It Lure of Distance and Local Retreats

The piece argues distance fuels travel interest but suggests Europe is not required for a restorative vacation. It touts Nebraska and Polk County as affordable, accessible getaways and notes two weeks of simple home relaxation can rejuvenate one’s spirit. It emphasizes a mental shift turning next door into a distant destination.

Europe Nebraska Polk County

Obituary of Mrs William Rasp of Gresham Nebr

Mrs William Rasp dies after seven years of poor health at her Gresham home on June 11 aged 83. Born Anna Schlee in Württemberg Germany, she immigrated 46 years ago, lived near Buffalo New York and Hackberry Precinct Polk County before moving to Gresham. Survived by husband Jacob/Eppier, two children Fred Eppier and Mrs William Stamm, stepchildren Elmer Rasp and Mrs Gertrude Dunbier, thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral June 13 at Presbyterian Church, Gresham, burial Blue Ridge Cemetery.

Gresham William ‘Rasp Anna Schlee Wurtemberg Germany Nebr Jacob Eppier Fred Eppier Buffalo New York William Stamm Shelby Jesus Elmer Rasp Gertrude Dunbier Polk County Erhart Schlee Clarence G. T. Savery Presbyterian Church Blue Ridge Cemetery

Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events

Mrs. Ted Nicholas and son return from a week with an aunt near Lincoln. Bake sale by Business Woman's League at Anderson Mercantile Co. This week's social include an old time dance at Edward Messing's home and Kensington hosted by Mrs. Howard Fleming. Community Club discussed Meridian graveling and a swimming pool. lunch funded by a committee. Uncle Si reports W. S. Brown’s Casper visit funded by local generosity.

Ted Nicholas Lincoln Business Woman's League Anderson Mercantile Co John Carlson Omaha Immanuel Deaconess Institute Ralph Rickley Fullerton J. E. Baggstrom Vivian Wausa Nebr Victor Johnson Victor Davis Nice Emma Fey Unadilla Gabe Dworak Frank Bernt Edward Messing Mary Hyiatt Daugher H. C. Duncan Si Rapp W. S. Brown Casper Wyo Wyo., In Which the Latter States That He Arrived Safely. Mr. Brown Uncle Si Mr. Brown

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