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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
4
The Osceola Record from Osceola Nebraska lists postal details and subscription price. It notes a Post Office entry in Osceola and sets the annual advance rate at 1 50 dollars.
A statewide auto theft sweep in Kearney disclosed stolen tires engines and a complete set of dies for altering car numbers. William Faser Frank St Clair and others were arrested as six stolen cars were found in Broken Bow and across the state. Authorities say Kearney served as a switching point with more arrests expected.
Over fifty youths in Polk County join the Boys and Girls Industrial Club pledging to aid home economics gardening chicken raising and production of food. Miss Rasmussen oversees chaperoning arrangements for a Lincoln state fair trip tied to club work and farm education.
Anna Christensen Scow died June 21 1917 at her Polk county farm home after four years of marriage to Edward A Scow She was 27 born near Wahoo Nebraska to Hans and unknown Christensen She leaves a husband two sons and four sisters The service was held at her home and then at the Methodist church in Wahoo with many relatives and friends paying respects The editor notes sorrow and offers sympathy plus a local ad and state news items from Lincoln State Journal about enlistment and regional growth in Ogallala Chappell and Deuel county farms and industry
Report from Kearney notes no trace yet of the Frank Glatter car stolen June 21 or the Ashley Quillen car stolen Sunday night at Polk. Mr. Potter hopes a full gang roundup will bring Polk county cars to light.
Dr J D M Buckner of Aurora received a telegram from Texas announcing the death of his son Clyde Buckner the youngest of three sons. Clyde had been ailing for years and the funeral will be held in Aurora. One brother is a New York City lawyer and the other a Bradshaw minister.
A Red Cross meeting is set for Friday evening June 29 at 7 45 p m in the Commercial club room. All members are requested to attend especially all gentlemen by order of the chairman.
Sunday school next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Services at 11 o'clock in the morning and 8 o'clock in the evening. The services in the evening will be held in the English language. The Harmony society meets on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the We extend a cordial welcome to all tight services and social gatherings. Use Ansco films fit any camera at G. T. Ray's.
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