Camp Crete Girls Win Honors at Camp Fire Gathering
Sun day returnees from Camp Crete report 500 girls attended with our group earning top honors. Frances Bing led a cabin as honor girl. Ruth Hastings won Archery Champion. Elvera Brown placed fifth in Archery. Arlene Steeple led a Blue Bird class and Mrs. Lloyd Timm earned Camp Fire Guardian honor. Several passed swimming and boating tests.
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Camp
Crete
Mildred Craven
Avis Beatty
Helen Peterson
Marian Hulquest
Alta Grossnicklang
Arlene Steeple
Ruth Hastings
Emma Green
Anna May Myers
Mivera Brown
Frances Bing
Omaha
Lloyd Timm
Tanda
Elvera Brown
Timm
Alta Grossnicklaus
Mrs. Timm
A. H. Nichols
R. N. Hastings
Camp Crete
The
Legion Hall
Happy Hour Society Meeting Sets Camp Trip and Program
The Happy Hour Society gathered June 20 at Mrs. Bruce Pickett's home with 14 members and 12 visitors. Mrs. Ted Delamore and Mrs. Giff Hutchison were chosen for a 3 day Camp Brewster trip. A splendid program by Mrs Guss Blaser and Mrs Chaney Cremeen followed a business session. Lunch featured ice cream cake and iced tea. Next meeting is July 18 at Mrs. John Carson's home with Mrs. John Imhoff as program leader.
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Happy Hour Society
Bruce Pickett
Walter Koehler
Ted Delamore
Giff Hutchison
Camp Brewster
Guss Blaser
Chaney Cremeen
John Carson
John Imhoff
Alumni Reception at G A R Hall elects officers
The annual Alumni Reception was held Thursday evening at the G A R Hall. The program included a piano solo by Joe Nuquist, a dance by Pauline Snider, vocal solo by Alda Kropach, and a talk by John Oberg. Officers elected were Grace Rogers president, Maryan Shelmadine vice president, Nina Johnson secretary, and Don Byers treasurer. Refreshments followed with dancing to end the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Joe Nuquist
Pauline Snider
Alda Kropach
John Oberg
Grace Rogers
Maryan Shelmadine
Nina Johnson
Don Byers
Contest Sale Winners Named at Humphrey Engelhardt Store
Humphrey Engelhardt thanks patrons after a successful contest sale. Winners announced include Minnie Ekstrom first with a vanity dresser and chair, Margaret Boden second with a cedar chest, Esther Herrmann third with a wrist watch, Mrs. Franklin Williams fourth with silverware, and Gertrude Matheson fifth with a dressing case.
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Humphrey Engelhardt
Minnie Ekstrom
Margaret Boden
Cedar Chest
Mule 39 Years Old Kate Dies at Nebraska Farm
Kate a 59 year old mule died at the farm home of owner William Hope southeast of town. Born with mate Jack within two years after the Hopes moved to Nebraska, the pair weighed under 1000 pounds. Jack died in 1920. Kate spent years plowing gardens and mowing lawns before enjoying a freehand retirement.
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Kate
United States
William Hope
Edmond Mustard
Ohio
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Indiana
59Th
Indiana Infantry
Sherman
Hannah Christina
District social and community notices across Osceola area
District No. 5 residents hosted a birthday surprise for Edgar Wise ly at Swede Home. Numerous district men cleaned Valley Cemetery. Events include visits, picnics, showers, baptist prayer meetings, and a Maple Leaf Club July 4 picnic. Obituary notes Edmond Mustard, Civil War veteran, funeral held in Silver Creek.
Local Man Heads to Chicago For Orthopedic Training
George D. Humphrey of Humphrey Engelhardt will travel to Chicago this week to attend a two week course at the Scholl Orthopedic Training School. He will study Advanced Foot Comforts Orthopedics and Retail Merchandising under Dr. William M. Scholl, a renowned foot specialist with global branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Humphrey
Humphrey Engelhardt
Chicago
Scholl Orthopedic Training School
Wm. M. Scholl
Altho
Maple Leaf Club Plans July Fourth Picnic
The Maple Leaf Club met at Mrs. Tessie Dunn's home with 21 members and several visitors. Monica Schott presented a program on new songs and music composers. A picnic at City Park on July Fourth was planned and all members, families, and friends were invited to bring a picnic dinner. A lunch was served, and the next meeting is scheduled for July 11 at Mrs. Walter Morys's home.
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Maple Leaf Club
Tessie Dunn
Monica Schott
Prk
Walter Morys
160 Acre Nebraska Farm For Sale Near Schools
For sale a splendid 160 acre farm about 30 miles southwest of Sioux City and 7 miles south of New Castle in Dixon County Nebraska. Improvements are good and near a public school and church. For information write John H. Roper 226 North 30th St Lincoln Nebraska.
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Sioux City
Newcastle
Dixon County
Nebraska
John H. Roper
North 30Th St
Lincoln
Nebr
Anderson Merc Permanent Waves Sale Ad
Tune in on KFAB every morning and let us entertain you. Anderson Merc. Co. Permanent Waves, $5.50. Guaran teed for six months. Vanity Shop. Phone 210.
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KFAB
Anderson Merc. Co
Vanity Shop
Loyal Citizenship and Loyalty Program at Presbyterian Church
Loyal Presbyterian members are urged to attend both morning and evening services next Sunday. Judge W W Norton will speak on Loyal Citizenship during the morning worship. Evening talks by D H Kunkel, August Johnson, and others will cover Loyalty in its various forms with a children’s talk on Loyal Boys and Girls. Special music will be provided to enhance the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Norton
D. H. Kunkel
August Johnson
Osceola Produce Company Calling Dates
Osceola Produce Company advertises calling dates and provides phone contact listed as 70 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Us
Osceola Produce Company
Lincoln Telephone seeks rate increases on two exchanges
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company filed with the state railway commission on Thursday to raise service rates for the Fairmont and Wahoo exchanges. At Fairmont a new $29,000 building is planned with Wood plant additions and rural service improvements. Increases proposed: Fairmont business $3 to $3.75, residence $1.75 to $2, two party $1.59 to $1.75, rural $1.50 to $1.75. Wahoo: business $3.75 to $4.25, residence $1.75 to $2.25, two party $1.50 to $1.75, rural $1.50 to $1.75.
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Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Railway Commission
Wahoo and Fairmont
Fairmont
Fairmont Exchange
Wahoo
Lincoln Star
Stoner Club Plans July Picnic At Coney Island
The Stoner Club met at Mrs Abbie Zangs home with twenty two members and seven visitors. They pieced quilt blocks and tied a comfort then planned a July fourth picnic at Coney Island. Ice cream and cake were served at the close by the hostess with Mrs Daisy Zang.
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Stoner Club
Abbie Zang
Coney Island
Daisy Zang
Women’s club holds summer picnic at Howland’s Park
The Business and Professional Women’s Club ended the season with a Monday evening picnic at Howland’s Park. Several guests attended. Installation services were held for officers: Bernice Brown as President Grace Johnston first vice president Signe Sandin second vice president Neela Miller recording secretary Sophia Kresha corresponding secretary Pearle Matheson treasurer Lillian Timm named correspondent for the ensuing year
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Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Howland‘s Park
Bernice Brown
Grace Johnston
Signe Sandin
Neela Miller
Sophia Kresha
Pearle Matheson
Lillian Timm
Local Chicago couple wed at Hyde Park church
Miss Martha Heinen and Charles Gaddie married Sunday June 16 at Hyde Park Boulevard Presbyterian Church Chicago. The bride taught in Osceola and Summitville Ohio and Chicago over the past two years. They plan to live in Chicago where the groom works as an osteopath.
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Martha Heinen
Charles Gaddie
Hyde Park Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Osceola
Summitville
Ohio
Shelby News Highlights Local Social and Sports Roundup
Local residents visit Osceola and Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Ballenger plan July 1 departure for Pilger to run a picture show. A number of couples travel, host visits, and family news fill Shelby events. Frank Kline injured when frightened team ran away. 72nd birthday for Frank Liebee. numerous hospital, travel, and visit updates populate the week.
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Wm. Thelen
Hubertina
Omaha
John Ballenger
Pilger
Clyde Yordy
Roy Hartson
Ervin McClung
Shelby
Fred Oades
Chappel
Richard
D. W. McBeth
Delta
Utah
Frank Kline
Herman Air
Frank
Hubert Thelen
C. B
Jack McMeekin
Schuyler
Matt Gladden
Shelby Hospital
Frank Leibee
Frank Liebee
York
Herman Anderson
Anton Anderson
Osceola
Hazel Grace
Jim McKeag
Mary Lou Lawrence
San Francisco
D. H. Bull
Fullerton
Carl
Dean
Ed Carter
Polk County 160 Acre Farm With Good Improvements
160 acre farm in Polk County with solid improvements and good land. Prime location near school and town. Priced reasonable with favorable terms. George H. Bond administrator.
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Polk County
George H. Bond
Osceola Chiropractor Howard Yates Listed
Howard Yates, chiropractor, Osceola Nebraska, phone 83 is listed in a local professional directory.
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Howard Yates
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Esther Herrmann
Mrs. Franklin Williams
Gertrude Matheson
Edgar Wisely
Valley Cemetery
Mattie Miller
Whiting
Iowa
Arthur Miller
Jas. Dunn
Fred Dunn
Leona
Grossnicklays
Jake Emwart
G. J
Burrel Fox
Olive
Gresham
Dewey Sigler
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Valley
M. EK
G. I
Trene
Columbus
Florine Dunn
Polk
Lloyd Hahn
Clause Peterson
Tressa Hill
Miss Hill
Harry Schultz
Mabel Meloy
Harry Shafer
Emporia
Kansas
Oscar Jones
Sidney Crow
J. G. Felton
Bible School
Stanley Cooper
A. W. Shafer
Lynn Horrocks
Julia Jones
Grand Island
Claus Peterson
Esther Hixon
Dr. Bell
Garling
R. J. Allison
Stroms
Becker Roofing Co
the Baptist Church
Riverside Park
Sid Crow
Chase Wright
Pennsylvania
J. L. Hedbloom
Mellon
Keith
Colorado
American Legion
Buckley Park
Benson
Vernon Benjamain
Vivian Bryant
Arthur Emkin
Rolland Dahlin
Stromsburg
Edward Stewart
Farmers Union
Ed Schultz
Kansas City
CC. A. Jenner
Wilbur Whitacre
Burlington
Dan Carter
Sutton
Carter
Vernal Norine
John Falk
Mr. Falk
Mr. Jones
Mr. Benson
Gabrielson
Henry Becker
Lloyd Cole
Enoch
Grand Island Vistors Suttay
Harold B. Clayton
Central City
Howard A. Rowland
Clayton
Rowland
Mr. Clayton
Ellsworth G. A. R. Post
Mustard
M. E
Aclercar
Winker
Boy Scouts
Legion
Swan Columbus
San Antonio
Violet Hilton
Own
Presbyterian Church
Frank Hendrickson
Chas. Timm
Business Women’s Club
Erasmus Krumbach
Anna
Si Johnson
Edith
Gertrude Inks
J. A. Inks
Gertrude
Jacksonville
Florida
Morse Bluffs
Lloyd Myers
Adolph Alt
Terrence Duren
Tom Mickey
Wim, Campbell
Jennie
California
James McMeekin
Sarah
Fremont
Ruby
Hugh McMeekin
Mr McMeekin
Hugh
Auto
Ruby McMeekin
Paul Smith
S. G. Smith
J. M. Manners
Laura Hotchkiss
Burdett Fifer
Fairview
Olof Youngdal
Florence
Mina Buchta
Merrit Clark
Jean
Colorado Springs
Millie Daniel
Lawrence Meacham
Wm. Bazer
Havens
Wm. Dake
Geo. Buchta
Harve McCormick
Walter Creemen
A Olsen
Paul Wisely
Wm Dake
B. F. Heinemeyer
W. BR. Dake
Gladys Buchta
Chas. Wilcox
Tom Applegate
Norfolk
Chalmer Daniel
Clair
Virgil
Helen
Laverne Dake
Mark Yomen
Melvin VanAlstine
Wm. Dakes
Forrest Sewardeft
Wyoming
Lester McCormick
Neal
George Buchta
Lake Ericson
Geo. Heinemeyer
Tom Meacham
Chas. Hastings
Lushton
Farmers State Bank
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