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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

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Osceola Opens Modernized Public Pool After Upgrades

Osceola’s park pool is set to open within days after a modernization effort that included Fort Omaha style filtration, updated bath house facilities, and separate men’s and women’s changing areas. Park officials emphasize sanitation, lifeguard staffing, and season tickets priced at 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children.

Osceola Fort Omaha Park Board Alvin Anderson Red Cross Lester Peters C.c.co A. A. Wurtz C. M. Humphrey W. W. Norton Bath House W. S. Wells Carl J. Bryant H. Oberg Co. M. Humphrey

Methodist Church Plans Open House After Remodel

W H Wright, pastor, invites the community to re opening services after three Sundays in the Presbyterian Church. Sunday school at 10 worship at 11 and a children’s day service at 8 in the evening. Plan to bring a neighbor and provide flowers for both services.

Methodist Church Presbyterian Church W.H. Wright

Widga Daniels Nuptials Held at Groom’s Mother Home

The marriage of Miss Helen Widga and Chalmer Daniels was solemnized Monday at 2 PM at the groom’s mother's house. Rev. C B Maxey read the vows. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Floyd Morris of near Polk. The couple left for a wedding trip.

Engagement announced for Miss Anna May Myers

Mrs Alfred Grossnicklaus announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Anna May Myers to Mr Norman E Bradley of Denver Colorado. Miss Myers graduates from Osceola High School in 1929 and has worked in Denver for three years. Bradley is a senior and president of Denver University Law School and head of the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity.

Alfred Grossnicklaus Anna ‘May Myers Norman E. Bradley Denver Colo Myers Osceola High School Denver University Law School Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

Community social notes from Hackberry and surrounding towns

A column of hometown visitors and gatherings from Hackberry Bentonville Nebraska Gresham Osceola Kearney York Marquette and surrounding areas. Guests include Mrs Ester Berggren and family Mr and Mrs Forrest Berggren and many others visiting relatives neighbors and celebrating birthdays and anniversaries over the weekend.

Emma Schlienz Weds Wm Letterman at Sacred Heart Shelby

Miss Emma Schlienz and William Letterman were married at nine o'clock Tuesday morning in Sacred Heart Church Shelby in a double ring ceremony conducted by Father Schlachter. Attendants Miss Elizabeth Schlienz and Ir vin Moell. The couple plans to settle in Madison Nebraska. Out of town guests included the Eberlys Bellwood and several Long and Moell relatives.

Letterman—Schlienz Emma Schlienz Wm. Letterman Sacred Heart Church Shelby Father Schlachter Elizabeth Schlienz Irvin Moell Jos. Schlienz Rudolph Eberly Bellwood Henry Letterman Vence Henry Long Gilbert Long George Long Andrew Kalmer Adolph Knapp Louis Moell Madison

West Side Community Notes from Swede Home Area

The Mission Circle met at Mrs. Faye Beardsley’s home near Polk. Local residents report trips to Omaha and Lincoln. A Swede Home mid-summer picnic is planned on the church lawn. Several families, including the Falks, Fredricksons, and Johnsons, are noted for visits, dinners, and weekend outings around Stromsburg and the Platte River area.

Stromsburg Community News Roundup of Visits and Changes

Mr and Mrs Reuben Erickson and daughters Patricia and Barbara from Bentonville Ark arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Eric Erickson and relatives in Stromsburg and will also visit in Minden. Miss Berniece Malmen ill and left Stromsburg. Richard Christensen joined Ripley Drug Co in York after serving at Boyton Drug in Lincoln. A Lutheran Conference at Swedish Lutheran Church concluded with speakers Rev Maynard Force and Rev Arthur Knach. Eastern Star picnic at Buckley Park drew about seventy five. Mr and Mrs R B Carey move to Gearing Nebr after Carey led Stromsburg schools. Welch positing death reported from Quincy Mt. Local visits include Ericksons, Humfakers, Baileys trips to Minnesota, and Carlson family gatherings. Doris Johnson named new clerk at Christensen Pharmacy succeeding Berniece Malmen.

Reuben Erickson Patricia Barbara Bentonville Ark Eric Erickson Minden Berniece Malmen Lincoln Stromsburg Richard Christensen H. Christensen Ripley Drug Co Eastern Star Buckley Park R. B. Carey Gearing Nebr Carey Clarks Welch Quincey Welch J. H. Frawley Shelbyville, Ill John Erickson Englewood Colp L. A. Erickson Ray Humfaker John Bailey Minnesota Rolland Carlson Omaha Wesley Erickson H. T. Lanham F. W. Carlson York Ralph Carlson C. F. Moore T. A. James A. W. Ejelson Crete Camp Crater Doris Johnson Christensen Pharmacy

Shelmadine and Merrick wed in Humboldt ceremony

Miss Marian Shelmadine and Marvel Merrick were married Friday in Humboldt by Rev. Handel Collier. Pauline Collier played the organ as Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches accompanied the ceremony. The couple plans a brief Oklahoma honeymoon with relatives after the reading of the marriage lines.

Marian Shelmadine Marvel Merrick Humboldt Handel Collier Pauline Collier Lohengrin Mendelssohn Oklahoma Frank Shermadine Osceola High Schools The Record Angel Fred Merrick Osceola

Lesuers and relatives visit Omaha for weekend

Mr and Mrs Noble Lesuer and Sir Donald with Mr and Mrs Jack Lesuer and son Wayne spent the weekend in Omaha with relatives.

Noble Lesuer Donald Jack Lesuer Wayne Omaha

Children’s Day Program Brightens Wesley Chapel

Wesley Chapel Sunday School held a full house Children’s Day program with attendees from Shelby. Local residents and visiting families shared in events as Miss Lila McBeth visited Osceola relatives and several families, including Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, joined a Dad’s Day surprise for W. D. Hastings. Wheat harvest progresses as clubs and social visits continue.

Osceola Wins 4 to 2 Over Woodman Accident of Lincoln

Osceola extended its winning streak by defeating Lincolns Woodman Accident 4 to 2 at the home park last Sunday. The visitors threatened in the seventh and eighth innings with bases loaded but the locals tightened. Next Sunday Lincoln’s team calling themselves The Clowns will visit for another entertaining game.

Osceola Woodman Lincoln

Shelby News Roundup Shows Local Weddings and Visits

Shelby residents hosted a miscel laneous bridal shower for Mrs. Lester Hasselbalch at her mother Mrs J T Brandts home. Lincoln visitors James Jensen and son met Mrs Jensen’s parents Geo Weiser. The Scholz family moved to Columbus with A L Scholz home now. Detailing funeral attendance for Mrs H H Hewitt and a Kimball death brings family updates. A Taddiken reunion drew 104 at Riverside Park Central City with many Shelby relatives. Rev Lavery was elected president of the Lincoln Ministerial Union.

New Postmaster Fred W. Schumann to Assume Duties

Fred W. Schumann received his commission this Wednesday morning and will assume duties as postmaster effective July 1. The appointment signals a transition in local postal service as Schumann prepares to take charge.

Fred W. Schumann

Polk Scherzer Johnson Wedding in Lincoln Church

Miss Frances Scherzer daughter of L. H. Scherzer of Lincoln wed Wallace Johnson of Omaha at Bethany Christian Church Lincoln with Rev. Hugh Lomax officiating. Organist Marjorie Matson and vocalist Lucille Benson contributed. After a Great Lakes trip the couple will live in Omaha. The Polk high school class of 1982 held a reunion picnic at Aurora Park with several out of town attendees and a cake from Everett Green.

Frances Scherzer L. H. Scherzer Lincoln Wallace Johnson Omaha Charles Johnson Hordville Bethany Christtian Church Hugh Lomax Marjorie Matson Lucille Benson Viola Scherzer A J. Hanquist Great Lakes Polk High School Aurora Harold Carlson Central City Donnell Springer Keneth Johnson Oakley Davis Chas. Henderson Hastings Don Anderson Irene Vincent Jones Osceola Everett Green

Nelson Family Reunion Held at Buckley Park Stromsburg

A Nelson family reunion gathered 86 people at Buckley Park Stromsburg on June 21 with full baskets and a noon dinner. Officers elected for the coming year were Enoch Eckstrand president and Hazel Nelson secretary treasurer. The event noted two marriages four births and no deaths. next year’s reunion will be at Polk Park. Iowa Nebraska Light and Power sued Stromsburg over municipal condemnation of the utility, seeking an injunction to halt takeover actions and challenging the Nebraska law. Judge Donohoe to hear Tuesday morning with York attorneys Flansburg Lee and Engdahl representing the power company.

Nelson Buckley Park Stromsburg C. 'P. Nelson Abner Nyberg Russell Olson Richard ‘Nelson Glen Lindburg Genoa Ben Peterson Walter Nelson Enoch Peterson Gloria T. J. Nelson Harold Nelson Ira Glasser Polk Joe Spire Kearney Nellie Peterson Leonard Peterson Marquette C. E. Jones Columbus Clark Snodgrass Chas. Evans Audubon Iowa Enoch Eckstrand Stromsurg Hazel Nelson Polk Park Iowa-Nebraska Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Lincoln Nebraska Omaha Iowa- Nebraska ‘Light and Power Company L. R. King J. W. Anderson Power Company Flansburg Lee and Engdahl York Donohoe City of Norfolk Ve Crn Avn

Mrs Cosner Dies After Lingering Illness In Lincoln

Mrs. Chas. Cosner died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs. Van Bush’s home after a lingering illness. Her husband had died a few months earlier, and she had lived with her daughter since. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met at church parlors last Thursday afternoon with Mesdames Ed Larson Orlie Miller Wm. Miller Theo Larson Raymond Sundberg and Rolly Williams as hostesses. Mrs. Bailey led the program and Mrs. A. E. Swanson gave the devotional. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hill and Mrs. Neva Bright and children from Sterling Colo. spent the weekend with Gerald Brownfield in Lincoln and attended the Wallace Johnson and Francis Scherzer wedding Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wurtz and Mr and Mrs. Oscar Jones also were in Lincoln for the wedding. Elizabeth Allison left for Denver to resume duties at St. Joseph Hospital after three weeks in Polk with her parents. Mrs. Walter Green Mrs. Glen Green Mrs. John Seymour and Miss Beryl Smith were Omaha visitors Monday. Klione, visiting Omaha the past two weeks, returned home with them. Lincoln Telephone Co. managers operators and combination men from Polk Shelby Osceola and Stromsburg enjoyed a picnic Friday at a sand-pit near Hordville. Clyde Burg of York district manager attended as guest. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kroger and Maxine Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Kroger and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Neil McNaught and Walden attended a Kroger family reunion at Stears Park Grand Island Sunday.

Chas. Cosner van ‘Bush Mrs. Bush Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Mesdames Ed Larson Orlie Miller Wm. Miller Theo Larson Raymond Sundberg Rolly Williams Bailey A. E. Swanson G. M. Hill Neva Bright Sterling Colo Gerald Brownfield Lincoln Wallace Johnson Francis Scherzer Will Wurtz Oscar Jones Elizabeth Allison Denver St. Joseph Hospital Polk R. J. Allison Walter Green Glen Green John Seymour Beryl Smith Omaha Klione Lincoln Telephone Co Polk, Shelby, Osceola Stromsburg Hordville Clyde Burg York Wm. Kroger Maxine Lloyd Kroger Neil McNaught Walden Kroger Stears ‘Park Grand Island Suny

Crops Look Fine After Long Drive Says Keck

B S Keck state highway inspector and former Polk county legislator praises clean corn and crop prospects after a 413 mile drive from Kimbell through the Platte valley to Grand Island and Lincoln. He notes winter killed wheat in the west and praises highway safety though criticizes lax enforcement of drunken driving laws.

B. S. Keck Polk County Kimbell Platte Valley Grand Island Lincoln State Journal

Stoner Club Meets with 25 Members and 6 Visitors

The Stoner Club held its Wednesday meeting with 25 members and 6 visitors. President Winnie Johnson led the session. Sue Cook was absent and Vera Wisely took notes. A program by Mabel Thompson featured guessing contests and a hostess team served ice cream cake and iced tea. July plans include Ethel Heckman, Sue Cook, and Lida Sroisant. Among visitors were Gladys Johnson Fedde of Denver and Edith Burritt Pierson, former Stoner girls.

Stoner Club Christina Burritt Winnie Johnson Sue Cook Vera Wisely Mabel Thompson Mae Scholz Elsie Stewart Ethel Heckman Lida Sroisant Gladys Johnson Fedde Denver Colorado Edith Burritt Pierson Stoner

Fairview Valley Churches Report on Pageant Gift of God

Mrs Frizzell hosted the Fairview Ladies Aid at the hall for lunch. Next Sunday the pastor will report on the Bayard Pageant The Gift of God presented last week. Children’s Day netted nine dollars to aid Methodist students at state universities. A warm welcome awaits worshippers this summer. E B Maxcy pastor.

Methodist Our State University Wesleyan E. B. Maxcy

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