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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
4
The passage outlines a life spanning mining magnates, a U.S. Food Administrator and diplomat Hoover, Indian Reservation upbringing, and a leap into national politics as a senator. It also promotes the General Electric Refrigerator as a groundbreaking household appliance with claims of low maintenance and broad appeal.
Charles Curtis, son of Captain O A Curtis and Ellen Pagipan, was born January 25, 1860, in a log house on the north bank of the Kaw River near Topeka Kansas. He is described as of royal Indian blood with mixed Anglo Saxon French heritage through his ancestry from Princess Jale Pappan of the Waw tribe.
In district court last week Judge Landis urged the Barber case parties to settle out of court to save time and money. After a thirty minute adjournment they returned with an agreement and left as friends.
A General Electric Company effort highlights a practical electrical refrigerator that is simple and trouble free, designed to attract general use and ease of operation for households and businesses.
The Stromsburg district Women’s Missionary Society meets at Swede Home Thursday at 2 30 PM. The Lutheran League gathers at Mr and Mrs Bener Hultman home with Mr and Mrs Joe Peterson as hosts. Sunday July 1 features Swedish worship at 11 AM and English Vespers at 8 PM with Bible classes earlier. Bible study and prayer hour Tuesday at 7 30 PM. choir practice and deacons meet Thursday at 8 20 PM. Ladies Aid meets Thursday 2 30 PM at the church with entertaining by Mrs John Carlson and Mrs Gram Walgreen.
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn and Mrs. O P Heald hosted a lawn party at the Heald residence in honor of Mrs. J L Makeover visiting the city. Miss Jamita Pyle held a surprise party for James and Elizabeth Mickey on their birthdays. A H Scott and Miss Matta Anderson travel to Omaha then Boston for a National Teachers Association meeting. County politics and a new heir to Judge Ball are mentioned amid populist commentary. Street work by Street Commissioner Van Hoosen moves farmer displays to permit a ditch. a tractor torque breaks a cultivator but no further damage.
Forty Nebraska Methodist pastors sign a petition urging State Superintendent Taylor to lead a statewide effort for character education in schools. The pastors stress unity of church and school to counter anti social practices and promote citizenship. Rev Handel Collier of Osceola is among the signers.
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