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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
A forties years ago feature recalls Masons installing officers led by W M H A Scott with several officers named. It also notes Osceola events including school appointments, politics, egg prosecutions, a hunter’s recovery, June 1911 graduates, births, motor trips, and local obituaries with Spencer Query and others.
About fifty relatives gathered at Roy Frizzell’s home for a family reunion last Tuesday evening. Attendees from afar included H. M. Creemen and family of Arcadia Nebraska, Miss Hope Milbourne, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dykes and son of St. Joseph Missouri, Geo. Creemen of Silver Creek, Walter Creemen and family near Clarks, Chauncey Creemen and family, and the Frank Miller family. Ice cream and cake were served. Local folks visiting included Rev. Maxcy and granddaughter Maxey Jean Smith, plus Miss Leona Young returning to Fullerton after a week with the Dake family.
Irene Clark attended a class party at the home of Mrs Veda Start on Tuesday afternoon as a reunion of the class of 1915. Wm Dake was in Omaha several days the first of the week. Mrs Merritt Clark and daughters depart Thursday for Colorado Springs, accompanied by her mother Mrs Daniel who plans to stay until spring. Mrs Geo Reed visited her mother Mrs Reitz in Silver Creek Monday. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rhodes and daughter visited relatives in Geneva Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leon Daniel and son with Mrs Fred Tonder and Miss Iona Daniel, all of Omaha, were guests at C E Daniel’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fritz Bender of Clarks took supper Monday with Mr and Mrs L R Meacham.
The Harmony Society will gather Thursday evening at Evelyn Peterson’s home. Sunday services resume with Rev. Melvi back. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. On Monday, June 29, the Women’s Missionary Society hosts an illustrated lecture on Missions by Harry Johnson of Rock Island, Illinois.
Opal Lierman visited Lincoln for employment. Raymond Crossant vacationing with his mother in Omaha. Judge Norton’s son Jimmy had tonsils removed by Dr. Eklund. Ralph Mentink improves after a recent accident and may recover. Naptha Gas advertised as odorless by Crouse-Tex. Baptist Missionary Society meets July 1 at Mrs. Ira Irland’s home with Mrs. Fred Randall as assistant hostess.
Cattle receipts Monday reach 10 500 with fat cattle opening near prior week closes. Light steers and heifers move freely while heavies and plain lots weaker. Hogs opening week prices mostly steady with best lights at 10 10, medium 9 9 25, heavies and mixed hogs 9 75 down. Sheep and lambs steady with fat lambs 9 75 11, feeders unchanged and aged sheep steady.
Two hundred British mice arrive in Pretoria as part of a union health department plan to eradicate certain rat species and control others. Durban researchers test disease effects on rodents to see if the virus is hereditary and can wipe out future generations.
A tomcat at Rehau in North Bavaria has guarded his master’s grave for seven months. The fishmonger died and the pet stays by the site from dawn to dusk, spitting at visitors. At night the cat is carried home to be fed.
The parachute is crafted from carefully chosen silks with a packed weight near 18 pounds. Shroudlines are ultra fine silk produced by an American fishing equipment maker. The Army Air Service chute measures 24 feet in diameter and can land a 250 pound man safely.
Collier's Weekly says Paris is better protected against air raids than any city worldwide. It notes 27,000 bomb proof shelters and 800 miles of catacombs and sightseeing sewers serving the population in times of danger.
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