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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1937

Page

4

In Days Gone By Fortys Years Ago March 4 1897

Obituary notes Alonzo Bailey dies at 49 in Fulton Kansas on February 25 after long residence and move to Kansas two years earlier. Henry Fletcher Bond dies at 74 near Gresham on February 23. R P Calkins leaves as Poor Farm superintendent. Ha ry Biggs named new superintendent. Warrant issued for Dick West tied to gambling and bootlegging in Osceola. Famine in India worsens with widespread starvation while the U S plans to ship corn there and Nebraska urged to donate funds. Osceola Specialty Mills half interest sold to N Macken forming Kilbourne and Macken. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs stage a bobsled surprise at Oliver Westberg’s home with good times reported.

Alonzo Bailey Fulton Kansas Henry Fletcher Bond Gresham R. P. Calkins Howard County Hary Biggs Dick West Osceola India U. S Nebraska O. H. Kilbourne Osceola Specialty Mills N. Macken Kilfyourne and Macken Odd Fellows Rebekahs Oliver Westberg

Marriage Shines in Osceola as Peterson Walker Tie

Miss Anna L Peterson and Frank Walker married at the bride’s Gospel Ridge home in Osceola in a ceremony noted as one of the finest. Friends gathered for a shower at Frank Walker’s farm, using farm tools for the prank. Also noted: farewell party for Louie Swanson family in Swede Home before moving to Osceola. Andrew Inness sold geldings for 465 dollars, a Nebraska high for the year.

Frank Walker Anna L. Peterson Gospel Ridge Osceola Louie Swanson Swansons M. H. Mockbride DeWitt Utowa Havens Evelyn Robinson W. C. Robinson Clarks Iowa Charles Emminger Arion Andrew Inness Nebraska

Wedding at M. E. Church in Silver Creek

Miss Vera Hur3t of Silver Creek wed Arthur Timm son of Mr and Mrs C R Timm of the valley in a quiet Tuesday morning ceremony at the M E Church in Silver Creek. A list of local obituaries, marriages, and engagements appears with other small regional notices.

M. E Silver Creek Vera Hur3t Arthur Timm C. R. Timm Gustaf Emil Chindgren Sweden Andrew J. Johnson Osceola Polk County York Albin Larson Anna Olive Pehrson Richard Merrick Rialto Theatre Stromsburg Paul Engelhardt S. Louis Ely-Walker Dry Goods Co Nebraska

Lutheran Church Notes Weekly Activities and Conference

Church notes list Thursday Ladies Aid at 2 30 pm with Mrs Andrew Monson as program leader. Friday 9 am Fourth Annual Christian Conference at Luther College Wahoo with several young attendees. Saturday 2 pm Confirmation Class. Sunday 10 am Sunday School 11 am Morning Worship 3 pm Midland College Lenten Choir performs The Seven Last Words of Christ a free will offering. Tuesday 8 pm Choir practice.

Ladies Aid Andrew Monson Melvin Pearson Luther College Wahoo Midland College Lenten Christ DuBois

Methodist Church Schedule Reminds Easter Preparation

The note outlines Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by El ton Berck and a sermon titled You not Yours. A 4:30 p.m. Junior and Intermediate League follows, with choir rehearsal on Thursday at 7:30. The pastor Albert C. Monkman invites meditation, worship, and charity ahead of Easter.

Elton Berck Albert C. Monkman

Equal Justice Under Law A Call to Defend Judicial Power

The piece argues against reducing the Supreme Court’s power by transferring interpretation to Congress. Citing Washington Webster Roosevelt and Carson, it stresses that equal justice under law rests on an independent judiciary. A light closing note promotes a roving reporter’s feature in The Omaha Bee-News.

Congress Supreme Court Judicial Branch Legislative Branch George Washington America Carson Washington Theodore Roosevelt Omaha Bee-News

Legislature Bystander Reports Gass Tacks Debates

A satirical summary notes the legislature wrestling with Gass Tacks and Pry Mary bills amid party tensions. It highlights committee votes, potential tax shifts, and calls for reform while lampooning political maneuvering and public sentiment. The piece mentions Howard of Flats and references Old Age Assistance, road funding, and looming votes.

Lickker Sigretts

Standardized Duties for Airplane Dispatchers Set

Air transport operations reduce guesswork as division dispatchers assume final authority over trips. Outlying stations must seek approval before dispatching, aligning with company and Department of Commerce rules on minimum ceilings and meteorological standards.

T. Lee, Jr Scientific American Department of Commerce Bureau of Aeronautics

Education and lifestyle in the discussion of progress

The excerpt debates education as a driver of reason, tensions between gender roles, and the value of thrift. It notes smoke-filled towns affecting comfort, boys seeking adventure, and the pursuit of happiness through learning while questioning historical interest in early American colonies.

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