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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
5
Classified items list produce and clothing for sale, visits and trips of residents, and social appointments across Osceola Stromsburg and nearby towns. Notable names include Sam Crouse Oliver Hess G T Ray Art Scholz Lloyd Rogers John H Roper and McCormick's orchestra for an Auditoriurm event.
Osceola items report C. J. Augustine seeking 1000 cattle while local events promote July 4th at the Auditorium and a Paramount film showing. The page also lists sales ads, personal visits, trips, farming, and community notices from residents and businesses around Osceola Nebraska.
Readers submit Q and A style notes about actors contracts at Paramount and Lasky, why films aren’t reissued due to changing fashion and cosmetics, and snippets about Mae Murray Anita King Clara Kimball Young Mary Pickford William Crane Harold Lockwood Theda Bara and others with addresses for studio care.
John Nelson hauled hogs to Shelby market Monday. A medal contest happened at the Chapel Sunday afternoon with judges Rev Ralph Jensen Enid Conklin and Leal Crozier. Kensington club met with Miss Chell Crozier and Oral Allen Thursday last week. attendance was light due to rain. Pete Nelson helped Andrew Nelson cultivate corn. Mr and Mrs Romain Rogers entertained daughter Mrs Coon. Mrs Colla Harsh is visiting Mrs Ilers. Charley McBeth shelled corn in the neighborhood last week. Charles Casselberry and family Delmar McFadden Mrs L E West Mr and Mrs Fred Brigham spent Sunday with relatives southwest of the Chapel. Mr and Mrs Oscar Bodine Mr and Mrs Vernon Roberts Walter Clarence and Myrtle Walgren Will and Hattie Hannell visited Columbus and Shady Lake on Sunday.
The Osceola Ministerial Association expresses gratitude for Rev Theo Asmius. They note the severance of relations and wish him continued blessing in the kingdom. A copy of the appreciation will be filed in the minutes and given to Brother Asmus. Also included are signatures from local church leaders.
Aug Peterson reports Mrs Peterson recovering well after hospital operation in Omaha. Morris Shugren of Denver plans a Lincoln visit then home. Mrs J H Miller of Washington DC leaves for Watertown ND after visiting her father and relatives. Victor C Olson accompanies sister. Melvin Bicson travels to Cambridge for recreation with Dr Minnick. Mission church group enjoyed Buckley park outing with services, social time, dinner and ice cream on a warm midsummer day.
Raymond Carnine son of Mr and Mrs Walter Carnine left today for Topeka Kansas for a visit with relatives.
John Bond is erecting a fine new house on his Wayland farm. Ora Bond shows partial recovery from illness. Herman Ecks Hartman families visited G. J. Mentink home. Groff broke his arm cranking his Ford. Moomey couple left for Wolbach to see daughter Rachel James. Mrs Moomey broke her ankle. Conroy and son from Fremont were guests of Mrs J J Campbell. Alice Ida era Campbell visited Omaha. Howard Hartman shipped stock to Omaha. Rev Nelson left for Kansas. Ora Bond visited Ed McCune home. Kansas City trip noted.
Under church direction a patriotic service will be held in the courtyard at 8 p.m. Judge Roper of David City will deliver the address. His ethical standards and patriotic sentiments, along with mental alertness, promise a strong service. Special music will suit the occasion.
People with chronic constipation experience headaches and other symptoms should not delay and buy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea now. The advertisement claims quick results and lists a price of 38 cents.
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