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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1931

Page

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Osceola Wins Polk County Tournament Org Sets Next Round

Osceola both first team and reserves win cups in Polk County Tournament. Osceola 31 Shelby 8 opens, Polk 28 Stromsburg 24, Stromsburg over Shelby in consolation. Osceola 17 16 overtime win over Polk, Herrman ties late, DeLand Koehler key scorers. Osceola reserves defeat Polk 18 16 then Stromsburg 26 24, beat High Prairie for reserve trophy. Osceola heads to York Districts to face Friend, possible Seward next. strong showing boosts hopes.

Osceola Polk Shelby Stromsburg Bill Herrman Johnson Koehler DeLand Ess High Prairie Glenn DeLand Anderson Gaye Addison York Friend Tf Osceola Seward Exeter Aurare Geneva Central City

Anniversary Dance Celebrates Randell Grossnicklaus Braithwaite

A February wedding anniversary celebration was held at the Legion Hall in Osceola for Myr Randell Mrs Fred Randell Irvin Grossnicklaus and John Braithwaite. The event featured a surprise dance with many attendees and late-evening lunch.

Myr Fred Randell Irvin Grossnicklaus John Braithwaite Legion Hall Osceola Ella Wisely Neva Silas Cook Clem Marak Algot Peterson Annabelle Roswold Ong Nebr Gilbert Johnson Philip Johnson Roswold Peterson Jswahoo Jack Johnstons Fred Braithwaite L. A. Kahler Pelk Ervin Gressnicklaus James Gibbons Charles Cook Bellwood Gotfrid Larson Viola Johnson Ed Johnson Columbus Law St. Mary’s Hospital Ruth Ransom Viola Johnsy Vmrwound Leonard Mentink Victor Johnson Folowing K. M. Watts Walter Watts Maurice Watts Anna Watts MM Louise Nelson Stromsburg Percy Seymour Benedict Charley Massies Martin Scholz Lincoln Lorenzo Merrick Ig. A. Shore Leonard Ireland David City Wayne Rystrom Gerald Dobson Iowa Shore

School District Caucus Held in Osceola Nebraska

Notice announces a caucus to nominate two candidates for each seat on the Osceola school district board. The meeting is in the Court House Community room Osceola Polk County on March 24 1931 at 7 30 P M. by order of the board Frank Is Anderson secretary March 2 1931.

Court House Osceola Polk County Nebr Frank Anderson

Howard Yates Chiropractor Osceola Nebr

Howard Yates operates as a chiropractor in Osceola Nebraska with the listed phone number 83.

Howard Yates Osceola Nebr

Residents Attend Events and News From Stromsburg

STROMSBURG updates show Rev Powell and family traveling to Omaha for tennis, while Ray Nordstrom and kids visited relatives. Several locals, including Finer Swanson Art Lindeblade and Miss Bernice Malmen, traveled to Lincoln for business or a Girl Reserve Conference. Carl Peterson the local barber died, and Earl Leeds sold his drug store share to Kermit M Hultgren with Robert Bacon named as new pharmacist in Salina Kansas.

Powell Luther Lorraine Dr. Trump Constantine Trued Kenneth Christenson Owen Johnson Omaha Ray Nordstrom Bonnie Jean Bobby Robert Malmen Finer Swanson Art Lindeblade Bessie Clifford Fairfield Iowa van Dern Clayton Rystrom Lincoln Emil Johnson Henry Shostrom Ray Steever A. P. Linder Linder Moberg Bernice Malmen Doris Lofgren Carl Peterson Walter Hans York Earl Leeds Kermit Mhultgren Robert Bacon Salina Kansas

Wesley Chapel community notes of visits and arrivals

Local residents share a weekend of family visits and moves. Mr. and Mrs. Huggler of Columbus hosted relatives at their home. Several families relocate or visit farms and towns including Shelby Osceola Gresham Fairbury and Columbus. A birth is noted and multiple Sunday gatherings are recorded.

Wesley Chapel John Martin Huggler Columbus Charles Huggler Alfred Gabel Paul Rinke John Kosch Edmund Gabel Shelby Joe Scholz Omaha John Alber John Cerny Hubert Alts A. L. Scholz George Inness Mark Timm Hubert Alt Inness Charles Sargent Gospel Ridge Charles Cerek Irvin Grossnicklaus James Gibbons Grossnicklaus Harold Jarmin Kansas Nadine Richmond Doris Hans Osseola Leon Merrick Richard Merrick F. B. Merrick L. A. Kahler Maxine High Prairie Fred Braithwaite Jack Johnston Herman Trued Tribune Axel Anderson Chas. Olson Osceola Paul Landall Frank Hewitt Delmar Richmond Alvin Merrick Chester Barley and Son of William Branch

IPFAIRVIEW AND VALLEY CHURCH NOTES

Church notes report visits by Rev J M Herrmann of Ong Nebraska and praise his work uniting English Swede Methodists. Women host Mission study and Corn Festival fundraiser. next meeting March 11. Choir met. no new Scarlet Fever cases. next service March 8. Pastor E B Maxcy signs off.

Sandafer Anti-Saloon League Polk Baptist Diurch Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Burrel Fox J. M. Herrmann Ong Nebr Our Valley Church E. B. Maxcy

Kentucky Seeks Nebraska Blue Grass Seed Supply

A Kansas City seed firm operates in central Nebraska securing blue grass seed contracts in Weed River Hall county and Worms Merrick county. About a thousand acres under contract with Nebraska leading in bluegrass seed production. Holt county farmers earned 160000 dollars for their crop last year with some shipments to Kentucky. Prices ranged around one dollar per acre with yields from 150 to 500 pounds per acre. Threshing near David City will speed handling as drying yards are planned.

Kentucky Nebraska Kansas City Weed River Hall County Worms Merrick County Holt County Missouri David City Bluegrass

District 53 notices and local moves in Roy Emmons family area

District 53 reports several moves as the Roy Emmons family relocates to the valley home once occupied by the N Leseur family. New scholars Viola Sands Violet Sands Ruth Walgren Raymond Walgren join the district while neighbors host dinners and visits.

Roy Emmons N. Leseur Bill Grossnicklaus Emmons Edward Sands Genoa Harold Hayhurst Arthur Wieseman Wieseman John Ross August P. Anderson Hjalmar Gustafs Arthur Merte Grant Walgren William Peterson Oscar Boden Harry Bodene John Emmons

Silver Horde on Screen Opens at Rivoli Theatre

Alaska’s salmon industry and epochal frontier drama unfold in The Silver Horde a Radio Pictures romance. Stars Evelyn Brent Louis Wolheim Joel McCrea Raymond Hatton Jean Arthur Blanche Sweet Gavin Gordon. Filmed in Alaska the film shows salmon runs cannery life and rugged frontier action with a red-blooded romance backdrop.

Polk area notes and town happenings mix of moves and visits

Miss Goldenburg a missionary spoke at the Baptist Church. Grandma Jones buried in Hordville. Audubon visitors in the Nelson home. A free picture show drew a good crowd. Numerous moving, visits, and family events across Polk with basketball results 28 to 24 and 17 to 16. A baby arrived. several residents traveled and hosted guests.

Miss Goldenburg Phillipine Islands Baptist Church Grandma Jones Hordville Chas, Evans Audubon Iowa T. J. Nelson Karl Dethloff Chas. Carlson Vick Johnson Aldrich Fern Myers Bob Aldrich Felton’s Conrad Johnson Bert Cummings John Cohagan Raymond Gox New York J. E. Lamadue Clarks Crew Ogallala Shafer Raymond Bottom Omaha Osceola Polk Stromsburg Harold Lindburg California C. H. Lindburg Loomer York Sophia Reed Caleb Paul Dahlberg Stanton Nébr Stotts Klone Myr C. H. Linburge Wagners Andy Carlson Genevax Evelyn Beckman McNeeley Kenneth McCay Central City Geo. Anderson Glen Green James Green Henry Putman Henry Renquist Benedict Lawrence Sundburg Sala Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln M. E Oscar Jones Aug. Nelson Edgar J. L. Stotts Aurora Bryan Anderson Will Green Will Stevens Paula Wurtz Will Wurtz Loup City John Smith Dorothy Green

Rivoli Theatre Opens With 700 Attendees In Osceola

The Rivoli Theatre formally opens with over 700 in attendance last Wednesday. Judge Norton speaks for Auditorium company as carpenters painters and electricians complete a transformation into a cream and gold interior with new doors carpeting and plush seating. Mrs Klein performs daily recitals and the project total exceeds three thousand dollars thanks to local businessmen and Mr and Mrs Klein.

Judge Norton Venice Osceola Klein Kiein

Osceola Women’s Club Elects Officers For New Year

The Osceola Women’s Club met at the school for its regular business meeting. Officers elected: President Mrs John G Hansen, Vice President Mrs Leon Merrick, Recording Secretary Mrs Homer Hartson, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Carl Bryant, Treasurer Miss Sophia Kresha, Auditor Mrs Frank H Anderson.

Osceola Women’s Club John G. Hansen Leon Merrick Homer Hartson Carl Bryant Treas Sophia Kresha Frank H Anderson Geo. Inness A.¥. Nyquist L. M. Shaw Carl Bryant D. H. Kunkle

Mrs Anna Hulquest Dies at 78 in Stromsburg

Mrs Anna Hulquest aged 78 died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Albert EB Johnson in Osceola after heart trouble. Survived by three daughters and two sons, and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Free Mission Church in Stromsburg with interment in Stromsburg Cemetery.

Anna Hulquest Albert BE. Johnson Albert EB. Johnson Osceola Renard Cook Wausa Nebr E. J. Fleetwood Lincoln Henry and David Hulquest Free Mission

Herrmanns Celebrate Silver Wedding With Family Gathering

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Herrmann marked 25 years of marriage with a March 1 anniversary at their home. About 60 relatives attended a noon dinner and program, including a reading by Mrs. Walter Koehler and a group sing along. A purse of money was presented to the couple.

W. G. Herrmann William G. Herrmann Walter Koehler

Annual Meeting of Polk County Sunday School Workers

The Polk County Council of Christian Education will hold its annual meeting in Osceola on March 26 with all day and evening sessions. Attending will be J. C. White from Nebraska Council and Rev. Frank I. Finch of Grand Island. A detailed program will be announced later.

Polk County Council of Christian Education Osceola J. C. White Nebraska Council of Christian Education Frank I. Finch Grand Island

Citizen's Party Caucus for Osceola Nebraska

A caucus of the Citizen's Party of Osceola Nebraska will meet in the Court House Community Room at 8 p m on March 24 1931 to nominate candidates for the April 7 1931 city election and to handle other lawful business. Handel Collier chairman L M Merrick secretary.

Citizen’s Party Caucus Citizen’s Party Osceola Nebraska Court House Handel Collier L. M. Merrick

Retirement and Local Appointments Highlight Shelby News

Shelby J.V Snedaker retires after 26 years as Union Pacific section foreman and will stay in Shelby. C. Guy Anderson named Shelby postmaster. Various local visits, social events, and updates follow including Eastern Star Kensington, Rebekah gatherings, and community movements.

Chevrolet Leads U S Car Registrations With Six Cylinder Models

U S motor data show Chevrolet tops December registrations with 31 609 six cylinder cars sold, beating the next maker by about 2000. January outlook suggests continued leadership as 1931 production nears 70 000 units, marking a shift to six cylinder popularity and a longer Chevrolet lineup priced lower than 1930 models.

Chevrolet United States

Dentist Dr A A Wurtz and electrical services ad

Dr A A Wurtz dentist offers office over First National Bank with phone contact. Electric wiring and fixtures of all kinds advertise W A Cummings at Crouse Tex with phone number.

A. A. Wurtz First National Bank W. A. Cummings Crouse-Tex

Nebraska land sale prices show stronger investment spirit

Nebraska farm values reflect improved confidence as recent sales across Antelope, Cedar, Colfax, Cuming, Devel, Howard, Greeley, Knox, Madison, Merrick, Platte, Richardson, Wayne, Webster counties indicate prices from 24.50 to 225.00 per acre. Despite no rapid rise, buyers still see land as a solid investment in 1930.

Nebraska Omaha Antelope County Cedar County Colfax Cuming Devel Howard Greeley Johnson County Knox Madison Worms Merrick County Platte Richardson Wayne Webster Webster County

Barber Shop Change At Local Bank Building

George Coyle who ran a barber shop under the First National Bank Building for two years sold the business last week to D L Sweeney of Fullerton. Coyle plans to move to Osceola Town to run a barber shop under a First National Bank building there.

Page Ripley George Coyle First National Bank D. L. Sweeney Fullerton Coyle Osceola

West Side News Highlights Local Visits and Community Affairs

Community notes record visits to Hartwig Flodman in Columbus and Shenandoah Iowa, a Swede Home Hall party for Harold Johnson, and various local movements. School activities include a P T A program at High Prairie with a County Agent film, plus Bible classes banquet. Local trips to Kearney and Muscatine are noted along with church ladies aids and radio broadcasts.

West Side News Herbert Flodman Marvin Fredrickson Hartwig Flodman St Mary’s Hospital Columbus Clarence Newman Edwin Lewis Floyd Morris Dorothy Johnson Genevieve Widga Ruby Donelson Shenandoah Iowa Oliver Johnson C. O. Fredrickson Swede Home Harold W. Johnson Clara Helm Kearney Opal Fredrickson Helen Farrell Pearl Fredrickson Opal Nels Holm Roger Headly Benedict Art Schulz Harold Johnson Peter Jones Alex Adelson Ernest Flodman Evangeline Johnson Oliver Adelson Farmers Union Local Liberty Local Donald “Miller Wm Campain Axel Fledman Herbert Fledman P.T.A High Prairie School Marvin Feerickson Walter Gestrine Kelley Rolland Fredrickson Juanita Lincoln Oscar Fredrickson Lester Anderson Curtiss Flodman N. G. Johnson Muscatine Johnson Chuch Richard Widga Clarence Anderson Walter Widga Richard ‘Widga

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