Osceola News Roundup Highlights Local Social Events
Osceola hosts surprise party on D H Kunkle lawn and notes for Osceola High School Alumni banquet at The Pratte. Carrie Heald opens an Osceola office after graduating in Chicago. Henderson promoted to foreman of a Denver lumber yard. Anna Hult starts Swedish language school in Osceola. Masons celebrate 50th year of Lodge 65. Schuyler reports Clyde H Thomas death in Buick collision. Meridian highway routing may change. Ruth Blevins wed Oliver Craig in Millerton. Violet Jordan engagement shower for Violet Jordan and Walter Curtis. Johnny Get Your Hair Cut program and Sunday School picnic noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Detweisler
D. H. Kunkle
Osceola
H. T. Arnold
Carrie Heald
Chicago Medical College
Myers Hardware Store
F. Henderson
John
Denver
Anna Hult
Osceola High School Alumni Association
Pratte
Lehr
Osceola Lodge No. 65
Robert Wheeler
Tecumseh
Oklahoma
Schuyler
Clyde H. Thomas
Clyde Lamoree
Coronner
Lamoree
Phil Hockerberger
Columbus
Notice of Sale in Polk County Nebraska 1937
Sheriff Gunnard Peterson sells at public auction the undivided seven eighths interest in the North Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 5 Township 13 North Range 3 West to satisfy a $1,732.87 judgment with 10 percent interest plus costs. Auction at the south front door of Osceola Court House on June 28, 1937 at 2 PM. Mills & Mills attorney. Sale open at least one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Osceola
Nebraska
Sixth Principal Meridian
Polk County
Gunnard Peterson
Estate of Louise Ware Hearing Set in Polk County
In Polk County Nebraska the county court schedules a hearing on the estate of Louise May Ware who died about June 6 1935 intestate. Edward R. Ware petitions for court action to determine heirs and the property rights to Lot 2 in Block 15 Original Town of Osceola. Hearing July 9 1937 at 10 a.m. with notices to heirs and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise May Ware
Edward R. Ware
Louise. May Ware
Polk County
Nebraska
Osceola
L. M. Merrick
Campbell
Goodrich Rubber Outlook Seen As Encouraging
C L Rathbun a Goodrich salesman in the Omaha district reports a bright rubber industry outlook after a trip to Akron Ohio home of the Goodrich company He cites new uses for rubber rising car production and broad business gains as factors. Rathbun noted praise from President S B Robertson for his March ending sales record along with 26 other Goodrich district leaders visiting Akron. Goodrich employs 17000 in Ohio factories and produces 32000 rubber products in 1000 lines and will mark its 67th anniversary in December 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Rubber
C. L. Rathbun
B. F. Goodrich Company
Omaha
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich Company
Rathbun
Goodrich
S. B. Robertson
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Helen Austen
Picnic In the City Park
District Court
C. E. Johnson
Albin L. Shostrom
Mills & Mills
Schlitz In “Steinies
Schlitz
Milwaukee
JOS. Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jos Schlitz Brewing Co
Itepme
Polk County Medical Society
James J. Walsh
Sun Theatre
Shelby Sat
Sun
Henry Bogart
THE
Black Legion
Josephine Hutchison
Mountain Justice
A. A. Wart
First National Bank
Nebr
R. L. Schroeder
Osceola, Nebr
W. Hurst
Lester Anderson
Miss Anderson
DE. W. A. Getty
Stromsburg
Hesler Cleaning Works
Reage Amusement Company
Free Acts and Clowns Polk
Sternie Sternberg
Hot Shots
Wed’s
MUSE
Laurel and Hardy
Janet McDonald and
Nelson Eddy
Sun-Mon-Tae
Guy Kibbie and
Una Merkle
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Reed Bros. Motor Co
Silvertowns
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