Monson building work begins in Osceola era
In 1904 Osceola residents note work on the new Monson building starts with a two story brick addition to join the store and First National Bank. Mrs Morse’s shop relocation signals one of central Nebraska’s largest ground floor department plans. Cherry crops promise a big yield.
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Monson
Morse
First National Bank
Monson &Co
Nebraska
Osceola
Stromsburg
Lottie Gamuelson
George Jarmin
Geneva
Youngers Nursery
Chas. Schmoker
W. C. Cox
Local Golf Winners and Bank Liquidation Highlights
Sunday golf winners include Raymond Kepner and Dr. R L Schroeder, Martin Anderson and Don Byers, S P Johnson and Charles Greenwood, F Schumann and Clyde Smith. Also reported is the Polk bank receiver sale with a $400 high bid for the bank building and $556 for fixtures and overdrafts.
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Raymond Kepner
R. L. Schroeder
Martin Anderson
Don Byers
S. P. Johnson
Charles Greenwood
F. Schumann
Clyde Smith
Bank of Polk
Chris ‘Wieseman
Betty Jane
Lynn Newcomer
Zanesville
Ohio
Ace Tyrell
Mr. Tyrell
Billy
Local Theatre Offers Hefty Rain Delay Notes
In this vicinity heavy rains slow spring farm work as residents await the Theatre Program featuring Joe E. Brown in Fireman Save My Child Richard Dix in The Lost Squadron and Fredrick March and Kay Francis in Strangers in Love.
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Joe E. Brown
Prohibition of Common Drinking Cups Aimed at Health
Nebraska rules effective January 1 1942 ban the use of common drinking cups in public places and institutions. The guidance defines common use as shared cups without proper cleansing and disinfectant immersion, and urges immediate reporting of infections to health authorities.
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Polk County Medical Society
Nebraska
4-H Club News Merry Daily Club Meeting Notes
The Merry Daily 4-H Club met at Eugene Beile’s home with nearly all members present. Richard Merrick led the lesson after the business meeting. Refreshments followed. The next gathering is planned for Thursday, June 25 at Edd Bonne’s home.
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4-H Club
NEWS
Merry Daily Club
Eugene Beile
Richard Merrick
Edd Bonne
Bright Side Club Meeting at Staroscik Home
The Bright Side 44H Club met at Rose and Marjorie Staroscik home with three members absent. They reviewed health records, garden pests, and cooking protein prep. Mary Ann Staroscik spoke on judging as menus were judged. A drop cookies demo was given by Marjorie and Rose Staroscik. Next meeting July 1 at Bettie and Alice Bernt home.
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Bright Side Club
Bright Side 44H
Rose
Marjorie Staroscik
Garden Club
Cooking Club
Mary Ann Staroscik
Marjorie
Rose Staroscik
Bettie
Alice Bernt
Live Stock Prices At South Omaha June 23 1942
Cattle receipts at Omaha Monday totaled 11 500 with bids weak to 15 25c lower at first but market close near steady. Best steers brought 14 25, cows and heifers steady, stockers and feeders mixed. Also reports on yearlings, cows, cutters, canners, and feeder prices appear with community notes from local residents and visitors.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Birthday anniversaries honor Heimer and Krumbach in Bellwood area
The Heimer and Gabriel families hosted a seven o'clock supper Wednesday to mark the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Leonard Heimer and Victor Krumbach. The Home Study Club met with 10 members, with July and August off. Sharon Ebel of Bellwood visits relatives, while Laird McCormick heads to Kearney. George Bel and neighbors hosted dinner for relatives, and Miss Arlois Irland returned to York from school to visit. Local gatherings included multiple Heimer and Krumbach relatives at the John Heimer home. Thelen assisted at Shelby ladies guild, with no other meetings planned through summer.
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John Heimer
John Gabriel
Art
Leonard Heimer
Victor Krumbach
Leonard ‘Heimer
Home Study Club
Vic Krumbach
Sharon Ebel
Bellwood
George Triand
Joe Alt
Emma
Anton Heimer Jr
Shelby
Victor. Krumbach
Oswald Alt
Plattsmouth
Herman ‘Thelen
Ladies Guild
Hogs Open The Week Steady at Omaha Market
Receipts of hogs at Omaha Monday reached 11 800 head with a steady tone overall. Most classes sold around 14.00, some light weights at 14.05 to 14.10. Sows moved in a narrow 13.65 to 13.75 range and barrows around 13.75.
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Omaha
Omaha Sheep Receipts Reach 4000 Head Monday
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday totaled 4000 head with subdued activity and prices largely unchanged from late last week. Range buyers paid 15.00 to 15.50 for good choice range lambs, 14.00 to 15.00 for range lambs fair to good, 14.75 to 15.25 for good to choice fed lambs, and 13.00 to 14.25 for fed shorn and other categories. Gulloon buyers posted prices from 10.00 to 12.50 for assorted offerings.
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Omaha
Card of Thanks from Carl E. Chderberg
Carl E Chderberg expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers gifts and cards received during recent illness.
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Carl E. Chderberg
Fairview Notes Highlight Visits and Social Events
Mrs Ida Lohr returned home near Grand Island after a week with sister Mrs Wm Dake. Mr and Mrs Joe Shenk and Clair Emmons of Los Angeles visit. Fern Dake and others hosted at Mrs George Heinemeyer luncheon. A children’s day program was directed by Miss Charlotte Wilson.
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Fairview News
Ida Lohr
Grand Island
Wm. Dake
Carlson
Chicago
Joe Shenk
Clair Emmons
Los Angeles
Billy Bryant
Hastings
George Heinemeyer
Fern Dake
Millie Daniel
C. E. Daniel
Aid
Lillian Norris
Gus Carlson
Silver Creek
Dale Buchta
Lincoln
Geo. Heinemeyer
L. R. Meacham
C. Tl. ‘Dake and
Clair McCormick
Osceola
Fairview
Charlotte "Wilson
Community thanks for kindness after mother's death
The family of Lena Timm expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness shown during illness and after her passing. Your support is deeply appreciated. THE FAMILY
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Lena Timm
Social News Roundup From area families and church notes
Sunday guests attended by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blevins and numerous families including Wolberg Heimer Carlson and Burke clans. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Burke. Local visits span Menlo Tacoma York Chicago and Lincoln with church services and a rescheduled Summer Fellowship League Institute due to flood damage at Epworth Park.
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Elmer Wolberg
Menlo
Iowa
Bobbie Heimer
Tacoma
Wash
Tony Heimer
Bob Heimer
Columbus
Russell Blevins
Albert Blevins
Victor Carlson
Utah
Ray Werner Last Jriday
R. L. Cl
Gerald Mentink
Vic Berggren
Phillips
Margaret Teegerstrom
Omaha
Albin ‘Teegerstrom
W. L. Obrist
Mabel McKeag
Lincoln
Church School
Martin
Our Church School
Wesleyan College
Social Guests Visit and Weekend Gatherings Across Town
Mrs. Henry Cramer and granddaughters Jeanette and Judy join Mrs. E. C. Cramer and Larry for Friday afternoon in Mrs. Gilbert Benson's home. Saturday visits include Sanford Anderson of McPherson and Ed Johnson of York at C. A. Carlson’s. Blanche Peterson weekend with her mother Mrs. Freda Peterson. Russell Shenk of Los Angeles arrives in Omaha for a ten day visit with relatives.
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Henry Cramer
Jeanette
Judy
E. C. Cramer
Larry
Gilbert Benson
Harold Green
Wm. Cohagen
iLois
Hardville
Ellen Anderson
Don
Harold Johnson
Swede
Sadie Clark
Victor Johnson
Howard Carlson
Everett Green
Leona McConnell
Glen Green
C. A. Carlson
Sanford Anderson
McPherson, Kan
Ed Johnson
York
Elmer Wilshusen
Elizabeth Zierott
Emma Zierott
Omaha
Freda Peterson
Russell Shenk
Los Angeles
Ford Shenk
Notice of Reappraisal Hearing for Polk County School Lands
On July 16, 1942 at 10 00 A M a hearing will be held in the County Clerk's Office Osceola Nebraska to receive testimony on the value of all Polk County school lands under lease contracts for reappraisement. Henry H Bartling Secretary Board of Educational Lands and Funds will have a representative present.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Polk County
Board OF Educational Lands & Funds
Henry H. Bartling
Sheriff’s sale of Polk County land in foreclosure
Gunnard Peterson sheriff of Polk County Nebraska announces a foreclosure sale on June 30 1942 at 2 PM at the south front door of Osceola Nebraska courthouse. The property is fourteen acres in Polk County described as SW quarter of Section 21 and adjacent parcels taken as property of Augustus Zang. Terms cash.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
John Buchta
Augustus Zang Et
Osceola
Gunnard Peterson
Notice to Creditors in Clarence W Headlee Estate
Creditors of the estate of Clarence W Headlee deceased must file claims in Polk County Court by October 10 1942. A hearing to adjust and allow claims will be held October 12 1942 at the County Court Room. Dated June 15 1942. County Judge L M Merrick seal August 1942 continuation lines.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Clarence W. Headlee
L. M. Merrick
Grace Headlee
Carolina Timm
D. R. Byers
Th. M. Merrick
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Osceola Regord
Walter J. Herbes
Neb
J. P. Johnson
Osceola Cemetery
Zetta Buckley
Leonard ‘Nelson
Sarah LeMar
Heszler
Cafe Regis
St. —Harney
Farnam
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Dissachusetts
Wheaties
Kerr Lids
South Omaha
Wesley Chapel
Val Hanshew
Guy Hanshew
Anchorage
Alaska
Clarence ‘Trued
Pasadena
iCalif
Axel Anderson
Arnold Skoal
Anderson
M. D. ‘Thompson
John Huggler
Kearneys Hospital
Max Simonsen
Don Blower
Vani Horn
John ‘Simonsen
Earl Treadway
Morris Simonsen
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Ellen Moore
Madge
Roy Moore
Dick ‘Marsh
California
Jack ‘Smith
Emma Enyeart
Leland Bruckner
Opplinger
Near Columbus
Patricia Plugge
Emil Kubicek
Sylvester ‘Staro6cik
Anton Micek
Tony’ .Lassek
Bill Lassek
Plery Zoucha
John Smolen
Frances Zoucha
Phil Stee
Monroe
Frank Slassek
Betty Peterson
Fullerton
Thompson
Carl Benda
Genoa
Gus Benda
C. R. Peterson
H. S. Exling
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Shelby Theater
J. ED. Jarmin
Propr
Sun
Jeffery Lynn
Karen Verne
Lloyd Nolan
Jean Lockart
Red Skelton
Broadway
Buckaroos
Greens Chapel News
POLK
Sheriff's
Mills & Mills
Great Pyramid
Egypt
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