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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1945

Page

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Polk County Servicemen Featured in Local News

Osceola residents share updates on relatives in the armed forces. Staff Sergeant Wesley W. Thelander earns a second oak leaf cluster to the Air Medal for valor. Harold Ware reports Masonic club expansion on Guam. Charles Fischer departs Boston for ship duty. Richard Mills A S spends leave from DePauw University with family. Air Cadet Bill Norton takes 15 day furlough from Wichita Falls. Hollis Campann returns from Ft. Ord on leave. Stanley Lockard, Navy, back in Seattle after overseas service with four battle stars.

8Th Air Force England Wesley W. Thelander Frank Thelander Oscela Sgt. Thelander A Han

Local Selective Service Board Announces Inductions

Polk County Selective Service Board reports registrants accepted into the armed forces and departing this month for training. Names include Lester Maestrine from Clarks, Harold W. Bruckner from Shelby, Quentin J. Jaax from Shelby, Lemoyne E. Swanson from Osceola, Sydney E. Hanson from Stromsburg, and Donald L. Peterson from Stromsburg.

Polk County Local Selective Service Board Armed Forces Lester Maestrine Clarks Harold W. Bruckner Shelby Quentin J. Jaax Shelby Lemoyne E. Swanson Osceola Sydney E. Hanson Stromsburg Donald L. Peterson

Report of Storm Greatly Exaggerated

A Polk County check finds snowfall under two inches, despite state papers and radio reports of a 17 inch storm centered near Osceola Stromsburg and Polk. Eastern counties saw disruption and school closures, while Polk County recovered to normal after a brief “blizzard” event.

Polk County Osceola Stromsburg Polk

Ironing the Easy Way March demonstrations planned countywide

County Extension reports a March program titled Ironing the Easy Way for 4 H project clubs with demonstrations on time saving ironing methods. Events are in Stromsburg March 1 Osceola March 5 and Polk March 6 at 10 30 a m. Eight 4 H speakers spoke at the February district Timely Topic contest in Fremont and Mary Sigler represented Polk County placing in the red ribbon group.

County Extension News Stromsburg Osceola Polk 4-H Fremont Mary Sigler Polk County Shelly Town Hall Polk County Breeding Association Association Clarence Carlson Guss Blaser Gold Dey Hjalmer Gustafson James BE. Lewis Stromsburg Chamber of Commerce and Roberts Dairy Co Polk County Extension Service KNAX Harris Sundberg Lavelle Lamoree Arthur Deeter

Swede Home Visits by Fredrickson and Hanquist

Mr and Mrs Ansel Fredrickson and family spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Fredrickson. Mr and Mrs Donald Hanquist were overnight guests at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Bolton. Mrs Gordon Fredrickson spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs William McKeag in Shelby.

Ansel Fredrickson Wallace Fredrickson Donald Hanquist Frank Bolton Gordon Fredrickson William McKeag Shelby

Hollis McKeag Visits Grandmother Then Heads to Marco Calif

Flt. O. Hollis McKeag traveled to Denver last Monday to see his grandmother Mrs. Della Johnson before continuing to Marco California after a short furlough. Wallace McKeag and Mrs. McKeag left Tuesday for Portland Maine following their wedding trip to visit the groom's relatives.

O. Hollis McKeag Denver Della Johnson Marco Calif Wallace McKeag Mmic

Local Soldier Returns to Duty. Purple Heart Awarded

Mr and Mrs Fred Bond learn their son S Sgt Sheldon Bond is back on active duty in the European Theatre after a month in hospital for wounds. He sent them the Purple Heart this week. Elm Creek Nebraska mother Mrs Clyde Haxton hears son Alva Richards is en route home from overseas after three years abroad.

Fred Bond S. Sgt Sheldon Bond Clyde Haxton Elm Creek Nebraska Alva Richards Overseas States

Polk Community Notes Highlight Family Visits and Recoveries

Mrs Rolland Swanson and family returned to Stromsburg after visiting her parents the Swansons. Several households hosted or attended birthday anniversaries for Mr Widga and Mr Larson. Visitors included the Strombergs from Washington D C and relatives from Stromsburg Central City and Grand Island. Albert Sundberg returned from an Omaha hospital and Everette Cramer and his daughter left quarantine as scarlet fever cases improve with S 2c Cramer expected home next week.

Rolland Swanson Stromsourg A. E. Swanson Raymond Sundberg Calmer Johnson Harvey Sundberg Richard Widga Widga Oscar Jones Gilbert Benson Arnold Isaacson Leo Wurtz Enoch Peterson Gloria George Larson Larson Robert E. Stromberg Washington D. C Oscar Stromberg Merle and Leonard Lloyd Stromberg Lewis Berggren Stromsburg Paul Strand Pete Ehn Grand Island Amel Ehn Lester Graves Olga Graves Central City Albert Sundberg Omaha Everette Cramer Nellie Newton

Osceola Man Killed in Auto Accident

Edwin Alfred Johnson a 66 year old Osceola resident living in Omaha since October and working as a machinist at Tinian Pacific shops died from injuries after being struck by a car at Thirteen Street and Vinton Avenue about 2 am. The driver Charles Nichols 36 was held on an open charge. blood test results pending. Johnson father of eight previously farmer near Osceola. funeral held at Methodist Church.

Edwin Alfred Johnson Osceola Omaha Tinian Pacific Monégay Omaha World-Herald Thirteenth Street Vinton Avenue Chares Nichols Jamilton Street Robert Munch Nichol Winch Claus A Mary Johnson Winnie G. Richards Dorothy Dean Margie Maxine Evered Alfred Dewey Sigler Gotfried Larson Otto Daum Almeda Addison John Craven Boulder City Nevada Emil Larson Denver Robert Roy Navy Methodist

Seven Pound Baby Girl Born at St Francis Hospital

A seven pound baby girl arrived Tuesday morning February 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kropatsch. Mrs. Roy Hartson of Shelby was admitted Friday for medical care. Anton Micek of near Columbus was a medical patient last week and returned home Monday. Mrs. John Cutsor of the valley had surgery Saturday morning. Jacob Micek Jr. entered with pneumonia and is improving.

ST. Francis Hospital Leonard Kropatsch Roy Hartson Shelby Anton Micek Near Columbus John Cutsor the Valley Jacob Micek Jr

Stromsburg Social Notes Reach Through Nearby Visits

Mrs. Milton Anderson of Polk visited Stromsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hultquist and daughters dined with George Malek in Osceola. Naom Raines of Omaha plans an indefinite stay with Willard Jeffery family. Osceola guests A F Nuquist luncheon with Augusta Slusser and Albert Johnson. Mrs. J M Steever of Auburn, California arrives for a month with Mrs. Jennie Burke. Ernest Ericson and Clyde Ericson families had Sunday dinners. Max Thelen of Shelby and Mrs. Clifford visited. Berniece Lind leaves for Cheyenne Wyoming hospital work after visiting her mother. Casper Larsen moves to J C McCarty property east of the square.

Stromsburg Milton Anderson Polk Morris Johnson Arthur Hultquist Ernest Johnson George Malek Osceola Naom Raines Omaha Willard Jeffery EH. QO. Jeffery A. F. Nuquist Augusta Slusser Albert Johnson J. M. Steever Auburn California Jennie Burke Ernest Ericson Clyde Ericson Famly Max Thelen Shelby B. F. Clifford Berniece Lind Cheyenne Wyoming A. B. Lind Casper Larsen J. C. McCarty

Osceola Farmer Receives France Letter About Brother

August Ienn, prominent Osceola farmer, received a letter from Lt Edward B Williams writing from somewhere in France. He reported a visit with Rev Lucien Ienn at Beschofsheim on January 7 and said his brother in the States would be glad to hear he is safe.

E. R. Ware Harold Guam York Republican August Ienn Edward B. Williams France Williams Ienn Lucein Ienn Beschofsheim States Tenn

PTA Meeting Draws Crowd With Dance and Prizes

District No. 473 PTA gathering attracted a large crowd Tuesday night. Prizes were awarded for high and low scores after an evening of dancing. Lunch followed. Refreshment committee lists include Mrs. Louis Shemek and Mrs. Albert Gabriel for next month. Entertainment to be offered by Mrs. Arthur Deeter and Mrs. Adam Luft.

PTA Louis Shemek Albert Gabriel Arthur Deeter Adam Luft Oswald Bernts Lois Shemek Bob Grossnicklaus Osceola Virgil Johansen Tom Schmoker O. A. Wallace

Wesley Chapel Society Meets With Lula Burns

The Wesley Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet on March 8 with Miss Lula Burns and program leader Mrs. A J Herrmann. Portland Missouri reports the sudden death of Amos Bull on January 18, once owner of the Lute Carter farm. Bertha Bow en, his wife, is a Richmond brothers’ niece. John Simonsen sold a farm Friday and plans to move his family to Shelby. his son Joseph will farm the coming year. Charles Rec received a long distance call from Indiana announcing the birth of a son to Carl Bose and Mrs Bose. Mrs Bose is Rec’s daughter. Mr and Mrs C A Dawes and the Marvin Dawes family celebrated Mrs A E Dawes birthday Sunday. David Thompson moved to the I J Merrick farm from Nantkes place. Alvin Johnson of Corning California reports almond trees in bloom and peas near harvest. Cpl and Mrs Hubert Girard returned from a Washington wedding trip. Sunday afternoon the bride received a shower at the Parish Hall in Shelby.

Wesley Chapel Woman’s Society of Christian Service Lula Burns A. J Herrmann Portland Missouri Amos Bull Lute Carter Bertha Bowen Richmond Brothers John Simonsen Shelby Joseph Charles Recd Indiana Carl Bose Alvin Johnson Corning California Cpl Hubert Girard Lincoln Washington

Mrs. George Irland Honored for 4-H Service

Mrs. George Irland receives a pearl clover pin as one of six Nebraska 4-H leaders honored statewide for seventeen years of leadership and service. Her Sunny Side Club, rooted in clothing projects, has long contributed ribbons and community work with Farm and Conservation camps.

Geo. Irland F. B. Kelly Nebraska Beverly Hennings Nelle Taddiken Davis Mable Doty Agnes Reisdorf Ella Ruby Dey Amy Zedicher Whitmore Marie Beebe Harriet Lillian Peterson Irland

Agriculture program details 1945 payments and crop goals

The AAA outlines 1945 payments for tree planting and windbreaks. Payments include 1 dollar per 100 trees up to 7.5 dollars per acre for forest or gully projects and 2 dollars per 100 trees for windbreaks, plus a 3 dollar per acre maintenance for stands meeting tree density and planting dates. Polk County 1945 goals call for more wheat and rye, less oats and barley, and adjusted sorghums and soybeans with specific planting and harvest figures.

AAA Polk County

District 18 Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Millard Thompson Jr. of Council Bluffs Iowa dined with Fred Hecker. Birthday Club guests included Alta Lisko Emma Enyeart and Eileen Koehler with Joyce of Hayward California. Josie Benda and sons visited John Zohner home near Shelby for supper. Leo Jarecki of Fullerton spent weekend with sister Mrs Frank Lassek. Lloyd Bernt vacationed in Omaha. Doris Thompson joins District 18 as pupil living with Jeff and Mrs Miller. Edward Trogart now employed in Columbus. Enyearts and Koehler to return to Hayward after three weeks with Orville Enyeart family. Ed Shemek and Bud Nicholite from Columbus visited John Micek.

Millard Thompson Jr Council Bluffs Iowa Fred Hecker Birthday Club Alta Lisko Emma Enyeart Eileen Koehler Joyce Hayward California Josie Benda John Zohner Shelby Leo Jarecki Fullerton Frank Lassek Lloyd Bernt Omaha Doris Thompson Jeff Miller Edward Trogart Columbus Calif Ed Shemek Bud Nicholite John Micek

Golden Wedding Anniversary Noted in Osceola

Mr and Mrs J G Carlson observed their Golden Wedding Anniversary with a six o clock family dinner at their Osceola home February 21. Twelve chairs were set for the couple and their children and relatives with a three tier cake and jonquils and roses from the Lutheran Church on display.

J. G. Carlson Osceola A. E. Ekstrom Martha Walgren Richard Clarence Carlson Mauritz Swanson Ewald Pliefke A. A. Anderson Oakland Nebr

Birthday dinner honors Geo Mace in Fairview

Geo Mace hosts a birthday dinner at St. Libory with Osceola guests including Rev and Mrs Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Elmer Norris. Leroy Rhodes returns home after surgery at Lincoln Veterans Hospital. Fairview Ladies hold a Get Together with program and lunch.

Fairview News Geo. Mace Lesta Osceola Hamilton Elmer Norris Ray Norris Roland Boekts St. Libory Mace Leroy Rhodes Veterans Hospital Lincoln Fairview Hall Geo. Buchta Mina Buchta Sam Cadwell Floyd Emmons Ansel Pehrson Clarence Verne Heitzman John Buchta Geo. Heinemeyer Lawrence Meacham LaVerne da

District 54 notes and personal updates from Osceola

Mrs. Raymond Neilsen plans Omaha observation after illness at her mother’s home in Osceola. R. C. Imm returns home from visit to Jane Imm. Opal Madison visits McCormick home in Clarks. Mrs. Edward Totenhaupt out sick with cold in Stromsburg. Irene Swan marries Pfc Edward Semplen in Norfolk February 13. Raymond Jacobi discharged from army after 16 months overseas and 23 months hospitalization. Edwin and Donald Schipparell go with Lloyd Wamsly to Omaha. District 54 Get Together to hold a 5 cent parcel post sale for Red Cross at next meeting.

Raymond Neilsen C. A. Cremeen Osceola Omaha R. C. Imm Jane Imm Fred Weber Hampton Opal Madison Clarks McCormick Edward Totenhaupt Stromsburg District 54 Red Cross Fund

Pete Seberger Dies Sudden in West Shelby Home

Peter Seberger, 75, died suddenly at his west Shelby home on Thursday morning February 22 while shoveling snow. He was in his usual health prior to the incident. He is survived by his widow, three sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held Monday at Sacred Heart Church with burial in Shelby Catholic Cemetery.

Pete Seberger Peter Seberger West Shelby Seberger Shelby Sacred Heart Church Shelby Catholic Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sam Charles Fscher Boston Massachusetts August Fischer Richard Mills A. S DePauw University Greencastle M. A. Mills Alex Mills Bill Norton Wichita Falls Texas W. W. Norton Jim Hollis J. Campann Ft. Ord John Lockard Here Stanley Pacific Seattle Earl V. Rosenberry Earl V., Rosenberry Edd Rosenberry Army Camp Walters Germany Osceola Bulldogs Schutt Anderson Bernard Berck Witte Bulldogs Goldenrod OO Stromsburg Police Silver Creek Sheidy The Red Cross Marine Corps Coast Guard George Irland Mse
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