Death of John Lucas after runaway accident and local notes
In Osceola on June 16 1904 memorials report the death of John Lucas from injuries after a runaway. Also noted are births, school board changes with F H Ball and D H Kunkel, sidewalk work, a heat affected horse, Lt L L Gregg wedding in San Francisco, local telephone stock issue, Swedish school start, and fraternal memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Lucas
Geo. H. Hendrickson
Omaha
F. H. Ball
H. K. McGaw
D. H. Kunkel
Guy Hotchkiss
Route 4
L. L. Gregg
Manila
San Francisco
Bessie Dunham
Nebraska
Gregg
Independent Telephone ‘Co
Platte County
A. Sandbacka
Osceola
Public Health Units Extend Care Across Nebraska
Nebraska public health units expand beyond the Capitol Director of Health role to provide local disease prevention, sanitation, maternal and child health, venereal disease, tuberculosis control, and mental hygiene. Units are led by medical directors with sanitarians and nurses, guiding local physicians in examinations and administration of vaccines while improving community health practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘Public Health Service
Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Health Department
Quick Career Move and Local Community Notes
Verbal Black of Shenandoah Iowa becomes a salesman at Nielsen Chevrolet Co. Osceola pool opens June 26 with season ticket prices lowered. Ogelby family moves into the Ridge home vacated by Herbes who relocate to Prague. Market prices listed for wheat corn oats hogs and dairy. Rivoli Theatre features Girl Crazy with Wheeler Woolsey Huston Stone Young Loy and This is The Night with Lily Damita and Charley Ruggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verbal Black
Shenandoah
Iowa
Nielsen Chevrolet Co
Osceola
R. H. Ogelby
Maxwell
Howard Herbes
Prague
Rivoli
Wheeler and Woolsey
Walter Huston
Lewis Stone
Robert Young
Merna Loy
Lily Damita
Charley Ruggles
Local Social Notes from Stoner Area Visits and Guests
Mrs Gladys Fedde and children with Mr and Mrs Wallace Young of Denver visit Mrs Della Johnson. Grace Burnham and children of York join Johnson family Sunday. Mabel McKeag and daughter from Lincoln stay with James McKeag. Fern Engler and Barbara from Oakland expected this week. Edwin Euse hosts dinner for Harold Cockson and daughter from Columbus, Louis Stachura family, and Josephine Stachura of Duncan. Paul Bahr and son of Portland leave after three weeks with Bill Bahr relatives. Bob Scholz returns from Lake Ericson Boy Scout trip. LeRoy Brown and son Melvin visit Fred Carter family. Irma Stewart returns from Trenton visiting Katherine Shaw. Roy Berggren and Henry Grossnicklaus with Shelby residents visit Hollie Grossnicklaus. Anna Watts and Gus Dahlstedt of Stromsburg spend Sunday with Nellie Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner News
Gladys Fedde
Wallace Young
Denver
Della Johnson
Grace Burnham
York
Harvey McKeag
Johnson
Mabel McKeag
Daughters
Lincoln
James McKeag
iMr
Jas. Pearson
Fern Engler
Barbara
Oakland
Calif
Edwin Euse
Harold Cockson
Columbus
Louis Stachura
Josephine Stachura
Duncan
Paul Bahr
Portland
Oregon
Bill Bahr
Bob Scholz
Lake ‘Ericson
Osceola Boy ‘Scouts
LeRoy Brown
Melvin
Central City
Fred Carter
Irma Stewart
Trenton
Katherine Shaw
Roy Berggren
Henry Grossnicklaus
Shelby
Hollie Grossnicklaus
Anna Watts
Gus Dahlstedt
Stromsburg
Nellie Watts
Methodist Church Services and Sermon Title
Rev A W Lapthorne announces Sunday services at 10 a m church school 11 a m morning worship with sermon Religion and Reality The quotation from Theodore Roosevelt urges church members to demonstrate faith by works in a churchgoing community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. W. Lapthorne
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Greens Chapel Aid Set to Meet June 25
Greens Chapel will hold a meeting on June 25 with the Victor Club on hold until further notice. The issue list includes school election results and names such as Willow Hedge and Lawrence Baker, Tara Lants of Superior, and Margaret Teegerstrom of Omaha. Church notes mention Vacation School ending with 28 enrolled and a Father’s Day service. Official city notes cover Osceola council actions on beer licenses and routine expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Chapel Aid
Victor Club
Willow Hedge
Burdette Baker
Pleasant Prairie
Lawrence
Treas
Victor
Dwight Newcomer
Liberty
J. L. Hurd
Blue View
Chas. Johnson
Tara Lants
Superior
Wis
Mable McKeag
Daughters
Lincoln
W. L. Obrist
N. S. Abolt
John Rasp
Shelby
Russell Sawyer
Los Angeles
Cornelius Kelly
Detroit
Milford
Verna Peterson
Vernon Anderson
Marjorie Mae Warner
Ray Werner
Emil Nelson
Gothenburg
Louie Hengelfelt
Adolph Carlson
Pete Simpson
Marie ‘Rosdahl
Ella Peterson
R. N
Ft. Bayard, N. M
Ed Croiéant
Green’s Chapel
O. R. Hennings
Russell Anderson
Leah Powell
Herrmann
Church School
iChurch School
Card of Thanks from Lindblade Family
The Lindblade family expresses gratitude to Rev. Trued singers relatives neighbors and friends for flowers sympathy and kindness during illness and after the death of their wife and mother. Joseph Lindblade and family name several relatives and friends in appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trued
Joseph Lindblade
Ray Lindblade
Harold Ericson
Roy Fijell
aRoy
Dorothy, Glennigs
Delores ‘Lindblade
Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Visit
The church holds Sunday School at 10 00 a m and services at 11 00 a m Professor Doniver Lund of Luther College will conduct the morning service next Sunday The Luther League meets at 8 00 p m Thursday Edwin Hedlund and Frank Bard families will entertain Stromsburg District Luther League convention will be held in our church June 26 2028.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Doniver Lund
Luther College
Luther League
Edwin Hedlund
Frank Bard
Stromsburg
Our Church
Sheriff’s Sale Notice From Polk County Nebraska
Notice is given that an order of sale issued by the Polk County Nebraska District Court clerk applies to a foreclosure decree dated August. The sale is conducted under court authority to satisfy the judgment. Interested parties must follow the sheriff’s procedures and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Notice to Creditors in Clarence W Headlee Estate
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court will hear and settle claims against the estate of Clarence W Headlee on October 12 1942. Creditors must file claims by October 10 1942 or be barred. Dated June 15 1942. County Judge L M Merrick (seal).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
United States
Congress
Polk
Hamilton
Clay
Senate
Hackberry
Canada
Clear Creek
Island
Osceola
Valley
Platte
Ccounty
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John I. Anderson
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State Capitol
Lincoln
York-Osceola
York
Gunnard Peterson
Clarence W. Headlee
L. M. Merrick
Grace Headlee
Grace Headlee Deceased in County Court Action
Public notice declares Grace Headlee deceased with proceedings in the County Court Room in said County dated June 15, 1942.
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Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Farmers Union Osceola
O. F. Branting
Martin Anderson
Carl Cederburg
Gladys M. Schwab
Fred Schwab
Charles J. Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Ethel Westberg
Hastings
A. Sorenius
Chicago
Sorenius
Ole Gustafs
Liberty Clark
Frank Sjogren
Frank
Henry Peterson
William Horst
Will
Frans Gustaf Johnson
Gilbert
Otelia
Gustaf
Chappel
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Harvey Johnston
Polk County Medical Society
Shelby Theater
J. D. Jarmin
Propr
Jack Oakie
Ann Sheridan
Navy Blues
Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshal
the Smiling Ghost
Alaska
Drup
Campbells Pork & Beans
McDonald, Branting
Malek
Evangeline S. Bouzek
McDonald
Branting
Yea
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Corn Palace Cafe
Evangeline . Bouzek
Guy F. Ball
O— Osceola
Wells
D. R. Byers
Osceola Lumber ‘Co
St. Paul Stamp Works
K. A. Cornish Pond
Phil B. Campbell
R. R. Cox Carpenter
O. F. Branting & Sons
Iowa-Nebr
Lt. & Pr
Consumers P. P. Dist
Mills & Mills
Enone Nmaetgs
Ecoeeanrneeaeoeus
Eeeane
Wanes
Aia
Hesier Cleaning
Professional Directory
C. R. Peterson
First National Bank
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Cafe Regis
St. —Harney
Farnam
Journal World-Herald
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