Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

We have 2,691,858 pages in Nebraska

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

1

Osceola Golfers Win Share in Fourth Mid Nebraska Meet

Osceola tied with Fullerton for second in the Mid Nebraska Golf League meet at Osceola on Sunday June 24. A record 111 golfers registered, better than David City's 104 and Osceola's 84 last year, with W W Norton of Osceola the medalist at 80 and Columbus taking team honors at 425.

Osceola Fullerton Mid-Nebraska Golf League David City W W Norton Frank Arnold Columbus

County farm tour starts with Morrill Homestead stop

The second annual county wide farm tour begins at 8:30 A M with a visit to the Morrill Homestead in Stromsburg and the Morrill Museum. The day features multiple stops on a 30 mile morning route and a 12 mile afternoon loop ending before 5 P M. Attendance includes local families urged to bring picnics and enjoy coffee at Osceola City Park.

Morrill Stromsburg Morrill Museum Homer Brigham Osceola Shelby

Stromsburg Visitors and Local Appointments Highlight Week

Mr. and Mrs. L Norval Pearce visited Stromsburg from Englawood Colorado and Osceola. Wesley and Ralph Ericson returned from a Lake Ericson fishing trip. Mrs. L H Headstrom hosted a bridge afternoon for Mrs. Chas Rippie of Hammond Indiana. E Lunner met his daughter in Lincoln. The Pressons and Rippies arrived in a Dodge from Chicago. Pauline Presson traveled from Pasadena to visit. Edna Olson left with friends for New York City. Axel W Anderson and wife arrived from Burleigh Idaho, former Stromsburg residents. Congressman Norton spoke to locals. Several attended the McLaughlin funeral in York. Nine residents took the civil service postmaster exam in Osceola High School. Results pending.

Wesley Ericson Ralph Ericson Lake Ericson L H Headstrom Chas. Rippie Hammond Indiana E. Lunner Lincoln Wm. Shaper G H Presson Earl Chas Rippie Hammond Tr Chicago Presson Rystrom and Co Harry Lanham Clayton Pauline Presson Pasadena California Josephine Beulah Berggren C. Raymond Young Earl Presson Pauline Julia Presson Edna Olson New York City Axel W. Anderson Burleigh Idaho Stromsburg Anderson Congressman Norton Congress McLaughlin York Our City Osceola Hartson

Osceola Lincoln Club Picnic at Seward Park

Former Osceola residents now part of the Osceola Lincoln Club will host a picnic dinner at Seward Nebraska Park on Sunday July 15 at 1 PM. Attendees should bring their own dinner. coffee will be provided.

Osceola Osceola-Lincoln Club Seward, Nebraska

Vivian Stowe Bush born near Cainesville dies at 28

Vivian Stowe Bush born May 15 1990 near Cainesville Missouri died June 25 at York Hospital aged 28 years one month nine days after brief illness. She moved with her parents to Ridgeway at five, graduated high school in 1919, studied music at Lincoln Conservatory, married Clyde Peterson July 4 1924 in Estes Park Colorado, lived in Denver Florence Osceola. Survived by daughter Marcheta Blossom and many friends. Funeral June 27 at M B Church with Rev WaeaéI Collier, burial Ridgeway Missouri.

Vivian Stowe Bush Cainesville York Hospital Ridgeway Lincoln Nebr Conservatory School of Music Trinity Church Osceola Marcheta Blossom Peterson M. B Waeaéel Collier

Marker Family Guests At Browns For Long Sunday Visit

Mr and Mrs George Marker and children from Rising City were guests of Mr and Mrs Brown on a long Sunday. Little Eloween Marker remained for a longer visit.

George Marker Rising City Mrs. Brown Eloween Marker Mrs. Emmett Beebe Shelby Alvin Weeden

Oscar S. Anderson Dies After Appendi citis Operation

Oscar S. Anderson age 39 died at Lutheran Hospital in York after an appendicitis operation. He was born in Polk County and lived north of town on a farm. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and four sisters. funeral Friday at Swedish Baptist Church.

Greens Chapel Buckley Parks Wayland Church Florence Gudgel Iris Rasp Margaret Thomas C E Hoffer Oscar Blevins Vern Oliver Craig Millerton Winifred Hoffer Lincoln W L Obrist Lawrence Hoffer C E Hoifer Dorotha Bond Maxine McCarty York Opal Spaulding Shelby Oscar S. Anderson Lutheran Charles Anderson Stromsburg Polk County Etta Rystrom August E. Anderson Albin Anderson Joel W. Anderson Farnest Anderson Dr. C. A. Anderson S. B. Samuelson Oscar Nelson Rebecca and Emma’ Anderson

Local Notes From Osceola and Surrounding

Osceola area reports several social visits with Norma Vanderkolk of David City in town, and Mrs J W Hyatt returning from Fullerton. Family arrivals include a new son for Mr and Mrs E J Anderson born June 24. Local illnesses include George Campbell with flu and Grandma Hernbloom healing from a hip fracture. A large Timm family picnic gathered 55 relatives at Shalton with travels from Eustis Calloway and Silver Creek. Numerous farm updates, hail damage reports, and visits to Lincoln and Omaha for medical needs are noted.

Duncan George Campbell E J Anderson Norma Vanderkolk David City Osceola George Brooke Grandma Hernbloom Alta Bradbury York Anton Anderson Howlands Park Zelma Garritson P. G. Garritson Timm Shalton Nebr Motor Inn Ed Timm Chris Timm George Timm Gus Huesele Roy Schmidt Albert Gengenbach Lewis Timm George Shurr Eustis Cal Skaggs North Platte Frank Klinkman Calloway G G Shelmadine Silver Creek Phillip 'S Wieseman Chas. Timm Arthur Timm Richard Wieseman

Community Happenings At Steve Corbitt Home Birthday

About thirty friends and relatives gathered at Steve Corbitt’s home to celebrate Mrs Corbitt’s birthday with out of town visitors from Bellwood Schuyler Lincoln and Willard. Two special church services are planned next Sunday a missionary bank offering and a story and song program by the youth.

F. Lind St. Paul Steve Corbitt Mrs Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Ethel Householder West China Women's Foreign Missionary Society Erma Heald Youme Folks

Miss Mildred Johnson and Dewey Sigler Wed in Grand Island

Miss Mildred Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson Osceola and Dewey Sigler son of local families married Tuesday June 26 in Grand Island. She taught in Polk County and he is a rural mail carrier and partner in Sigler Garage Osceola. After a short wedding trip they plan a homestead stay near Lyman Nebraska before returning to Osceola.

Mildred Johnson Dewey Sigler Grand Island Ed Johnson Osceola Osceola High School Polk County Theromm United States Army Sigler Lyman Nebr Osceolh

Inez Jones Hosts Club Meeting With Plans For Picnic

Inez Jones entertained the club at her home last Wednesday afternoon with roll call, reports, and business. Pies were judged with Vera Johnson winning first, Ruby Johnson second, Irene Jones third. White bread judged with Evelyn Swanson first, Anna Olson second, Lavina Swanson third. A picnic and camp visit were discussed for future dates to be decided at the next meeting hosted by leader Miss Lillian Jones.

Inez Jones Vera Johnson Ruby Johnson Irene Jones Evelyn Swanson Anna Olson Lavina Swanson Lillian Jones

How a Telephone Works Shown at Crouse-Tex Drug Store

A display window at Crouse-Tex Drug Store presents an ordinary desk telephone dismantled into 201 parts. Each piece is precisely made and adjusted like a fine watch to demonstrate the device's function and best service, arguing that extra attachments to reduce noise are unnecessary.

Crouse-Tex

Local Visitors Arrive as Auditorium Theater Names New Manager

Mrs Joe Carney visits Deceo from Chicago to see her mother Mrs Nels Jarmin while cousins Nellie and Freda Pierson from Hoagpsten Illinois stay with Rev and Mrs Paul Melin. Lloyd Timm becomes new manager of the Auditorium Theater succeeding Harry Mussleman after a 13 year run. Fire department responds to a car fire near the Lutheran Church with minor damage.

Joe Carney Deceo Chicago Nels Jarmin Nellie Freda Pierson Hoagpsten Illinois Paul Melin Lloyd Timm Auditorium Theater Harry Mussleman Oscar Blevins the Lutheran Church Elmer Allinder

Local Woodmen Take Honors At Lincoln Encampment

The Osceola Modern Woodmen Camp 820 won first place in the Junior Class drill at the M W A Encampment in Lincoln. Chief Forester Clyde Babcock led 16 men to a $75 prize and an invitation to Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair. Lindquist claimed second prize as best comedian. Floyd Lindquist earned third in individual forester drill. The event marked the 25th anniversary of Head Counsel A R Talbot and featured a weeklong program with a large parade the largest yet in a western city.

Osceola Lincoln Chief Forester Clyde Babcock Des Moines L E Lindquist Te Floyd Lindquist A R Talbot Talbot Omaha Wayne

Herrmann K e ch l er Reunion at Osceola Home

About 72 members of the Herrmann and Koehler families gathered Sunday at the Osceola home of WG Herrmann for a reunion and picnic dinner. Attending were numerous Herrmanns and Koehlers from surrounding towns including Adams Herrmann Sr and Letwis Herrmann families, Bert Burns, Carl Herrmann of Madison, Walter Koehler of Silver Creek, and others from Osceola Lincoln Scotts Bluff Stromsburg and Omaha.

Koehler WG Herrmann Osceola Adam Herrmann Letwis Herrmann Harry Herrmann George Koehler John Koehler Wesley Koehler Elton Koehler Elton Berck Bert Burns Bert Dunn Carl Herrmann Madison Walter Koehler Silver Creek M H Holbrook Victor Warner Scotts Bluffs Lester Johnson Stromsburg Regene Karrey Omaha Dorothy Une Koehler Lincoln

Wesley Chapel Hosts Dinner and Sermon

The Wesley Chapel community held a church dinner and a sermon by Dr. Travis on Sunday. Various local families, including the Gable and Schott households, visited relatives, attended funerals, and traveled to nearby towns for events and services.

Travis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Schuyler Coletmbus Ccsss Cansbies Sareniny Creeps Wullerton Oschodal W Norton C W Samuelson K A Cornish John Rogers I W Schuman M Anderson M Laibee M. Snider S P Johnson H J Tex D Mills Wm. Rickley W EE Snider L M Smith H H Campbell H C Duncan C A Finstrum M A Mills George Humphrey Dr Wurtz P B Campbell B .W Elsin D. &. Byers John Inks P W Horst Wahoo Central City Beulah Betty Christian Clarks Chas. Hastings Lushton Lawrence Meacham Thomas Meacham Rev Mrs. G Phillip Wieseman Harve McCormick and Mina Buchta O of Yungdahl C O Carlson Havens Joe Need Wilma Valley Lester Anderson Hugo DeBere George Heinemeyer Everitt Sickles Melvin VanAlstine Wm. Lohr Wm. Dake Heinemeyer Erma Olive Vella Heinemeer W B Dake Friday Gladys Norris Fairven Ladies Aid Raymond Terry Guildford Bryan Belle Hackberry Calmar Stephenson Floyd Bond Dick Thompson Frank Kuhnel Ashland Gresham Goldie Spaulding Raymond Rystrom S. Forest Tree R L Smith Olof Nyberg C O Fredrickson Ed Wagner Osceola City Park P. Anderson George J. Berck Nebraska Burhman Miller Comfort Barly Thelen William Kosch L. Norval Earce Englawood Colo D Kk Pearce Lincoln Club Clyde A. Peterson Swedish Baptist Church J W Hyatt Fulleron Mike Horst Otto Keith Roberts W . Mickey Florence Johnson Columbus Hospital Record Office G. L. Johnson Idaho Gazette W. J. Herbes Gazette John Kresha George Miller Thelma Boyt Frank Alt Frank Kotzer Rudolf Will Zimmerman Mary Boyt Edmund Schott Marie Urban Mrs. Ostwald Alt James Farris Jr Loe Schott Baby Pierce Joe Clara Schottt Mrs. Schotts Vailley Fred Dunn Calmar Dunn Rudolf Urban Gus Hartle Denehier Mihe Aeip Walter “Morys Adolf Frei Dunn Home Lloyd A. Timm Tre Bus Iness Will Richard Cole Mes O A Watkins John Dunning Esther Blevins University James Lockard Ernest Dexter Leila Blevins Ira Irland Henry Taddiken John Braithwait OA Watkins Home Lenore Buckman Ida Ladd Merino Claude Buhman Ernest Manning Chas. Cassleman Willard OA Watkins Wiliam Kuntzelman Braunton Minnesota Charles Kuntzelman Vern Kuntzelman Swan Lake Ed Kuntzelman McCool Epworth League Epworth League Institute Wll Handel Collier Johnson Happy Health Cooking Club Herrmann-Kechler The Herrmann Wesley Chapel Edmund Gable John Gable Louis Schott Emil Schotts Joseph Schott Edmund Gabel Englebert Gabel J N Jarmin John Cerney Hubert AM Albers Lacy Cockson Harold Cocksons Vr Gondringers Nick Gondringers Clarence Lansons Geo. Moseman Lyons Whitman Olson Woodrtver Arthur Deeters Thomas Schmoker L E John Lucas Goff Claude Timm
Search Courier

Search the Osceola Record Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Osceola Record?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication