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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

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Banquet Marks Legion Auxiliary Drive Payoff at Osceola

A Tuesday evening banquet at the G A R hall honored the Legion and Auxiliary after a recent membership drive. About 100 plates were laid, with the Girl Reserves serving, toasts given by Mrs LeRoy Rhodes Raymond Kepner and G W Ray, jokes and a brief business session ended with dancing.

G. A. R Hall American Legion The Legion Auxiliary Phil Campbell LeRoy Rhodes Auxiliary Raymond Kepner Legion G. W. Ray Shelby C. M. Humphrey Legion Orchestra Ray Humphrey Osceola

PTA Meeting Announces Community Singing and Solo Programs

The PTA schedules a regular meeting for next Monday evening with a program including a lantern demonstration, various musical solos by Linus Heald Mumford Thorson Tim Millard and a Simeon Everett address. The social committee comprises Mesdames Clark Lindquist Propst Peterson R G Douglas and Tyler.

Linus Heald Mr. Mumford Mr. Thorson Simeon Everett Mumford Anderson, Campbell and Smith Millard Tim Mesdames W O. Clark Lindquist, Propst Peterson R. G. Douglas Tyler

New General Store to Open in Osceola

R M McDonald and family of Ulysses arrive to open a general store in Osceola. They will occupy the southeast corner of the square, previously G T Rays jewelry shop, with opening planned for Saturday. The McDonalds reside at Gust A Peterson’s residence on South State Street, joining local social life.

R. M. McDonald Ulysses Osceola G. T Ray Gust “A. Peterson So. State St A. A. Young McDonald

Anderson-Lind Wedding in Stromsburg and Polk

Miss Alvina Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Anderson Stromsburg and Harvey Lind of Polk wed at the bride's home at six with Rev E E Ecklef officiating.110 guests attended. The couple will reside on a Polk County farm. The Drama department of the Woman's Club plans a meeting next Wednesday on Recent Spanish Drama led by Mrs H H Cox with Mrs W H Clark hosting.

Alvina Anderson Victor Anderson Stromsburg Harvey Lind Polk E. E. Ecklef Cere Mr. Lind County Albert Lind Mrs. Lind Woman's Club W. H. Clark H. H. Cox

Series by Irvin Cobb to Run in This Paper

The paper announces a new Irvin S. Cobb series titled My Favorite Stories. Cobb notes Americans’ fondness for short humorous tales and highlights Lincoln’s use of anecdotes during crises. He aims to present his chosen stories in the original spoken form for reader enjoyment.

Irvin S. Cobb Mr. Cobb Dam Adam Cain Noah Ark Ham Japhet Pat Mike é¢-Mike Fabers Abraham Lincoln

Operetta College Days staged at local high school

The Friday performance of the high school operetta College Days drew a small audience but strong praise for direction by Miss Flo Neis and lead performances by Marjorie Douglas and Irvin Deeter. Support players and the chorus delivered solid turns, with musical numbers and a finale short play well received. Community gatherings, club events, and farm moved schedules follow with notes on locals and plans.

Florence Neis Marjorie Douglas Irvin Deeter Helen Jordan Tubby Coles Lucille Dearborn Linus Heald Millard Timm Laurel Lewis Helen Newcomer Lester Fagg Martha Baldwin Teale Horace Greeley Smith Walter Byers Waren Ball Donald Dearborn Kenneth Smith Dorothea Dixon Grace Rogers

Wayland Church Notices and Community Events

Sunday services are listed for Wayland Church including Sunday School at 10, Morning Worship at 11, Christian Endeavor at 7, and Evening Worship at 7 30. Reports cover illness, a ministerial meeting, a Farm Bureau program Friday with supper at 6 30, and a boy scout Eagle ceremony in Osceola. Also included is a biographical piece on Richard Schaddelee becoming Continental Gas and Electric president.

Christian Endeavor Golda Spalding Jos. W. Fix Polk Ce Osceola Wayland Church Farm Bureau Organization Gaines Raymond Bond Richard Schaddelee Cntinental Gas & Electric Corporation Nebraska Gas & Electric Co Iowa Service Co Lee Electric Co Maryville Electric Light & Power Co

Eagle Scouts Decorated at Osceola Scout Rally

At the Osceola rally held in the G A B hall Polk County Scouts honored two local boys with Eagle Scout ranks. E R Danielson Lincoln Scout Executive spoke on Scout Work and lauded Ed Danielson and the Osceola troop for their dedication.

Eagle Scouts Polk County No. L Boy Scouts of America Wm. J.’ Kent Lingcedn Osceola E. R. Danielson Osceela Orceoa Mr. Kent Dambelson Lincola Danielson Kent Qsceela Ed Danielson Lincoln Delmar McFadden American Legion Green Eyed Dragons Scouts McFadden John LeMar Raymond Rogers Forward Clark Milton Lindquist Floyd Lindquist Kenneth Shore Marion Snider Johnnie Oberg Rolland Beatty Pathfinder Wendell Beatty

Merrick Hogs Bring Goop Price Average

The Duroc Jersey hog sale by F. E Merrie and Song at the Finecy barn drew a large crowd as 4% head of gifts sold in an hour and a half, averaging $54.00. Buyers from afar attended the Merrick sale and the J Brown sale, noted Polk County breeders of red hogs with a history of successful sales. Col. A W Thompson of York praised the Merrick sale while Cols. Ware and Ha led the auction at the Brown sale.

F. E Merrie Song Finecy Ite Merrick The J. Brown Polk. Co Col A. W. Thompson York Cols. Ware Brown

Car Accident Near Appliger School House

Saturday night a Ford sedan carrying the John Seberger party skidded off the Meridian Highway near the Appliger school house. The vehicle nose dived into a deep ditch breaking wheels springs and windshield. The boys suffered cuts while the girls were badly bruised but none seriously injured. Joe Schott shipped two loads cattle Wednesday.

Columbus John Seberger Appliger Meridian Hiway

New Homes From Old By William A Radford

An article explains how old fashioned houses can be modernized at low cost. It details removing a tower and changing roof lines, adding a sun parlor and sleeping porch, and applying white and green paint with ivory-yellow accents to create an inviting home interior and exterior.

Neighbors Attend Farewell for Cun ningham and Johnston

Close neighbors met at the Johnston home Friday evening to bid farewell. Miss Velma Burgess and a pupil provided a program and basket supper at the Stull school. Mr and Mrs J W Crozier hosted a sister in law from Genoa Friday evening. Leonard Swanson helps Aug Johnson with farm work. Miss Lula Burns hosted the Wesley Chapel club last Thursday.

Peterson Orchestra Merle Cunningham Louie Johnston Johnston Velma Burgess Stull School J. W. Crozier Genoa Leonard Swanson Aug Johnson Lula Burns Wesley Chapel Club

Osceola Livestock Shipping Assn Annual Meeting Notice

All members are requested to attend the annual meeting at the Court House on March 10 at 2 00 PM to elect one director and transact any other business. By order of the Secretary E A Swanson 26 1p

Osceola Live Stock Shipping Ass’a Court House E. A. Swanson

Ministers Gather for Polk County Meeting on Doctrinal Preaching

The Polk county ministerial association met in Osceola at the courthouse with four local members and six from other areas. Rev H A Taylor spoke on Doctrinal Preaching, followed by a general discussion. Attendees included M E Gilbert Hastings district superintendent and ministers from Shelby Wayland Polk Swede Plains Gresham Adolph Serenius and local churches.

Polk. County M. E. Gilbert Hastings M. E G. T Lavery Shelby J. W. Fix Wayland A. V. Wilson Gresham R.T. Scott Polk E. R. Peterson Swede Plains T. E. Barr Adolph Serenius W. C. George H. A. Taylor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Irvin Cobb Elizabeth Weeden Walter Brandt T. Crow R C. Draper Chas. Coleberg W. O. Backlund Hans Nelson Coleberg Palm Beach America Greens Chapel Club Scott’s Hall Farmers Union Fritz Johnson Abel Swanson C B. Knerr Swap Larson Vice Press M. Terrell Treas Ladies Aid Wm. J. Kent Wayland Boy Scout Troup Mr. Schaddelee United States Netherlands Richard Grand Rapids Mich Witics Schaddelee Grand Rapids Gas Light Co United Light & Power Co Continental United Company Rufus E. Lee Cyrus S. Eaton Cleveland United Light and Power Co D. W. McFidden L. D. Clements Osceola Scouts Joe Schott William A. Radford American Builder Magazine Wesley Chapel Ministerial Association
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