Osceola Local Notes Highlight June Community Life
Osceola residents attend visits and trips with family and friends. Local politicians seek office while shops advertise sales and promotions at Steeple Variety Store.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
5
Osceola residents attend visits and trips with family and friends. Local politicians seek office while shops advertise sales and promotions at Steeple Variety Store.
The column lists visits and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Al Young in Colorado Springs, Joe Tully and family at a funeral in Sterling, Dr. and Mrs. Newton of Omaha with Mrs. Joseph Karrer, and Mrs. S. O. Whaley’s Salt Lake City trip. It also mentions local events, a Bible study series at First Presbyterian, a milestone birth in Mitchell Nebraska, and Mrs. C. B. Pettet’s Des Moines visit with the Shelmadines.
Mixed local items include a for sale notice for a Rev A five room house and livestock mentions, plus a city report on Jack Burgess and corn hauling. Also notes a Hastings wedding, a Bible Class Kensington, a sixth birthday party, and Los Angeles visitor Edith Hotchkiss Cheney returning home.
Auditorium shows list Friday and Saturday June 25 26 with Tom Tyler and His Pals in The Masked Bandit plus The King of Cow Boys in a Western. Comedy News and Song Tuesday Wednesday June 29 30 with Douglas MacLean in Never Say Die. Our Gang Comedy and Song July 1 2. The Midnight Flyer no show July 3.
A UAN statement quotes the phrase grit is better than soft soap to remove trouble suggesting a preference for tougher approach over gentle tactics. The line appears in a terse slogan-like message attributed to the agency.
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