Spring Term of Court Opens Next Monday With Judge Landis
The spring term of a district court will open next Monday March 9 with Judge Landis presiding. Jurors are not called until March 16 and about fifty cases appear on the docket for disposition. Names of plaintiffs defendants and jurors are listed from Crete to South Osceola and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Gertie May Avery
Adella A. Tschauner
Charles F. Dickhute
August Dickhute
Frank Jarecki
Josephine Stachura
Liniie
George H. Dickson
Fred L. Johnson
Permelia
Jane Loewen
State Savings & Loan Ass
Finer M. Swanson
Emil Schott
Edward Sandell
Becher
Hockenberger & Chambers
John Sutko
Lulu Egelhoff
Huldah Hunter
Henry Grossnicklaus
Irvin Gross
Minnie Ryan
Carrie Jessen
J. R. Veach
Lutheran Church Activities Schedule Update
The Ladies Aid gathers Thursday 2:30 p m at the church with Mrs. Grant Walgren as host. Luther League meets Thursday evening hosted by the Elier Johnson and Andrew Monson families. Board of Administration shifts to evening after the program. Sunday events include Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m Vespers at 7:30 p m. Bible study focuses on Numbers next Sunday. Choir practice Tuesday at 7:30 p m. Paul Melin, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Grant Walgren
Luther League
Elier Johnson
Andrew Monson
Board of Administration
Christensen to Join Boyden Drug in Lincoln Transfer to Norfolk Store
Richard Christensen has secured a position with Boyden Drug Company in Lincoln and will transfer to the Norfolk store after a period in Lincoln. A family reunion at the J. L. Olson home celebrated Mrs. Olson’s birthday with relatives Edna Olson Leigh Eva Olson Margaret Olson and Marie Olson among attendees.
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Warner Samuels Home
Swede Plain church Ladies Aid will meet on Wednesday March 11 at Mrs Warner Samuels home with Mesdames Elmer Anderson Oberg and Naslund assisting. Numerous local visits and social gatherings are noted including Leila Reeds party and Guild meeting with Goldie Swanson as reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swede Plain
Warner Samuels
Elmer Anderson
Oberg
Naslund
Hazel Johnson
Linnea Eckdahl
Leila Reed
Patricia and
Francis Clinton
Della Mae Madison
Phyllis Steelquist
Algene Flodman
Shirley Peterson
Forrest Sedan
Orlie Adelson
Clarks
Miss Evelyn Scholz New Women’s Club President
Miss Evelyn Scholz was elected president of the Osceola Women’s Club for 1926 37 at a Monday evening meeting in the high school auditorium. Officers include Mrs Kermit Johnson vice president Recording Secretary Mrs Clayton Rystrom Corresponding Secretary Mrs F W Schm man Treasurer Mrs James Inness Auditor A spring party in May was discussed with Mrs W W Norton named committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Scholz
Osceola Women’s Club
High School
Kermit Johnson
Clayton Rystrom
Harry Clement
F. W. Schumann
James Inness
W. W. Norton
Community Notes From St Andrews and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Edward Messing and children visited relatives in Shelby Friday afternoon. Vincent returned home to spend the weekend. John Staroscik attended the funeral of Mrs Rosa Stanzek at St Marys Pilzno Thursday. Roy Grossnicklaus visited Columbus with Rudolph Janicek family. Hans Ernst of Lone Star was a business visitor Thursday and Friday. Father L Potocki of Pilzno and Father Francis A Lombardi visited Friday. Julius Nebosis and Walter Nebosis were Columbus business callers Friday morning. Eugene Bernt worked at Thomas Prososki home last week. Hubert Bernt traveled to Osceola and Shelby on Saturday. Brent McBeth, District 63 teacher, gave children candy and valentines and took them sleighing at Jaax Hill Friday afternoon. Wm Jaax was a patient at St Marys Hospital Columbus last week for a frozen foot infection. Mr and Mrs Fritz Johansen of Shelby visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Sutko. Cyrus Janicek of Columbus visited Sunday in the Nebosis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Christensen
Boyden Drug Company
Lincoln
Boyden
Norfolk
J. L. Olson
Olson
Edna Olson
Leigh
Eva
Margaret Olson
Marie Olson
Amburn
John A. Falk
Polk
Axel Jones
The
Eden Baptist Church
L. A. Erickson
Minnie Toole
Jack
State University
R. B. Carey
St. Louis
Missouri
Mac” McNurlin
Carl Smith
Osceola
Glenn Matson
York
McNurlin
Matson
Women’s Civic Improvement Club
Scott’s Hall
Weaver
J. R. Veach
Hazel Stanton
New York City
Stromsburg
Garden Club
L. A. Ericson
E. Lunner
Harold Swan
Edwin L. Anderson
Ira Ready
Wesley Ericson
Eric Ericson
Omaha
F. R. Burgeson
Dorothy
Edward Messing
Shelby
Vincent
John Staroscik
Rosa Stanzek
St. Mary’s Church
Pilzno
Roy Grossnicklaus
Rudolph Janicek
Columbus
Hans Ernst
Lone Star
L. Potocki
Francis A. Lombardi
Julius Nebosis
Walter
Eugene Bernt
Thomas Prososki
Hubert Bernt
Brent McBeth
Jaax Hill
Jaax
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fritz Johansen
John Sutko
Cyrus Janicek
J. F. Nebosis
Three More Filings for County Judge This Week
The slate for county judge grows to five with filings from Oz Reu Ben Anderson of Strorsburg C. Guy Anderson of Shelby and L M Merrick of Osceola. Today is the final filing day for primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oz Reuben Anderson
Strorsburg
C. Guy Anderson
Shelby
L. M. Merrick
Osceola
Election results from city caucuses summarized
Results show W. E. Pierson elected mayor and Robert Sigler for Councilman 1st Ward. R. M. McDonald wins Councilman 2nd Ward. Guy F. Ball elected City Clerk and D. R. Byers as City Treasurer. Board of Education members chosen are Dr. R. L. Schroeder W. W. Norton Herman Anderson and C. Albin Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Pierson
Robert Sigler
R. M. McDonald
Guy F. Ball
D. R. Byers
Board of Education
Dr. R. L. Schroeder
W. W. Norton
Herman Anderson
C. Albin Anderson
Douglas files for Congress from first district
Col. R. G. Douglas former editor of The Record filed yesterday for Congress from the first district. He has served as chief clerk for the American Legion state relief fund and resigned this week amid charges aimed at the state region committee. Polk County friends expect an aggressive campaign and will watch the race with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Douglas
Congress
Col
The
Record
Douglas
American Legion State Relief Fund
State Region Committee
Polk County
Grant
Nebraska farmers rush for Clarke McNary seedlings in 1936
Interest in farmstead tree planting in Nebraska peaks as farmers request 1,066,900 Clarke McNary seedlings exceeding last year's 889,900. Maxwells report notes likely year will top all since the program began, with some tree varieties running short and substitutes asked. Distribution favors burr oak osage orange and many evergreens, while areas like Scotts Bluff and Polk counties show strong activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Clarke McNary
Maxwell
Kelly
Clarke-McNary
Scotts Bluff County
Adams County
Hastings Dairy Tribune
Wendell Huff
Polk County
Mr. Kelly
Cherry
Fillmore
Lincoln
Hall
Holt
Gage
Hamilton
Lancaster
Fairview Notes Moveins Sales and Births
Mrs. Maxcy improves after illness. The Joe Need family moves to a farm north of Silver Creek with Tom Meacham and C O Carlson aiding. D Hansen sale Thursday then move to Cedar Bluffs. Ragnar Carlson and spouse welcome an eight pound baby girl born Saturday February 29. Heinemeyer and Meacham families visit Shelby and Columbus while Cremeens move to Clarks. Alvena Sthemmer returns home from LeRoy Rhodes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxcy
Florence Cantor
Heitzman
Joe Need
Silver Creek
Tom Meacham
C. O. Carlson
D. Hansen
Cedar Bluffs
Ragnar Carlson
George Heinemeyer
L. R. Meacham
Shelby
Millie Daniel
Clair McCormick
Baby
Stromsburg
Wim Dake
LeRoy Rhodes
Osceola
Hugo DeBere
Alvena Sthemmer
Walter Cremeen
Clarks
Cremeens
Columbus
Arloa's Beauty Shop Relocates to Kepner Block Rooms
Blanche Russell has sold Planche's Beauty Shop to Arloa, with post March 7 relocation to the Kepner Block in rooms once used by Dr. LeMar. The transfer confirms new ownership and site change for the local beauty business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arloa
Planche
Blanche Russell
Kepner Block
Dr. LeMar
Shelby Social News Highlights Visits and Farewells
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Thompson visited H. H. Hewitt in Shelby and Lincoln. Nell Campbell is convalescing at St Mary's Hospital in Columbus after a broken arm. Friends celebrated Mr. Gabel's birthday with a card party and lunch. The Rays brought Mrs. Ray and baby home from Columbus. Harms family items and Maude Doty’s move to Omaha were noted. Several locals sent off the Crouses as they moved to Newman Grove to run a hardware store, with Grant Zedicher helping. Staff and teachers from nearby towns visited Shelby, and Genoa visitors joined weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Campbell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Columbus
Alfred iGabel
Mr. Gabel
G. W. Ray
Jalie LaMunyon
Local Births and Social News Recorded in Hackberry Area
Hackberry announces the birth of a son born Tuesday March 3. Dora Swan from the valley plans to stay this month. Berck and son Bud of Marquette visited Dwight Newcomer family. Nelsons moved from Ong Nebraska to Harlan Carlson’s house and Nelson is Knerr’s niece. Deay takes over Osceola Beauty Shop staying with Millie Dahlberg. York’s Stroebel and Gresham’s Dorothy Martin visit Stromsburg area. Beverly Hennings visited grandfather Gust Anderson in Stromsburg. Neela Deay, teaching near Polk, weekended with father W L Deay. Obrist moves Lincoln area goods. family to visit. Rosedahl and Hurd dine with Abbie Richards in Stromsburg. Johnnie Knorr visits Dean Dillsaver. Newcomers Newcomer Osceola and Nelsons visit Dwight. Knorr guests at D E Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Gabel
Dora Swan
Osceola
Blanche Russell
Millie Dahlberg
Miss Stroebel
York
Fred Carter
Dorothy Martin
Gresham
S. W. Peterson
Beverly Hennings
Gust Anderson
Stromsburg
Neela Deay
Polk
W. L. Deay
Gerald Obrist
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
Tom Skidmore
J. D. Rosedahl
Roy Hurd
Abbie Richards
Johnnie Knorr
Dean Dillsaver
Charles Newcomer
Tracy Nelson
Harry Obrist
Dwight Newcomer
C. B. Knorr
D. E Powell
Swede Home Ladies Club hosts Mrs Sward
West Side events note Mrs C A Sward entertained the Swede Home Ladies Club Tuesday afternoon. Local social items include births and travels among Swede community families and a public sale planned near Sandin's corner in Stromsburg. A new baby boy Howard John born to Rev Rupert Hull and wife of Andover Illinois on February 28 is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sward
Rupert Hull
Andover
Illnois
Howard John
Hull
Myrtle Flodman
C. O. Fredrickson
Sandin’s Corner
Stromsburg
Osceola
State Teacher's College At
Kearney
Roy Fjell
Lincoln
Ansel
Columbus
Anna Forss
Wm. Fjell
August Swanson
Joe Monson
Ray Darnell
Clarks
Wm.Fjell
Abel Toline
Bessy Kohl
Nels Holm
Rolland Swanson
Benedict
Gust Monson
Axel
Fredrickson
Dorothy
Myra
Gordon
Hattie Anderson
Wm. Anderson
Frank Anderson
Colorado
Earl Fredrickson of
Axel Fredrickson
University of Nebraska
TREADWAY JONES A Osceola Couple Wed In Central City
Miss Erma Treadway youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Treadway west of Osceola and Harold Jones son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Jones north of Osceola were married Saturday afternoon February 29 in Central City Nebraska Rev Henry Stitt Methodist Church officiated The couple is living at the Jones home Mr and Mrs Jones receive congratulations and best wishes from The Record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Treadway
Ben Treadway
West of Osceola
Harold Jones
Charles E. Jones
North of Osceola
Central City
Nebraska
Henry Stitt
Methodist Church
Philip Timm
Corn Loans Extended to April First in Polk County
Polk county farmers may obtain corn loans for their crop until April 1. Loans pay 45 cents per bushel for car corn in good cribs free of mortgage encumbrance. Contact local inspector P. A. Nelson or the Agricultural Agent's office to arrange inspection and loan application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
P. A. Nelson
Agricultural Agents
Brome Grass Advised for Permanent Pasture Seeding
Agricultural Agent F B Kelly urges farmers to seed Brome grass for permanent pastures as drought tests validate longevity. August Pehrson of Platte precinct notes a 25 year old Brome pasture remains productive despite dry years. Pehrson will seed more, as blue grass died from drought, with Kelly aiding seed sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Kelly
August Pehrson
Platte Precinct
Pehrson
Kelly
Polk County Better Roads Association forms structure
The Polk County Better Roads Association held a Stromsburg city hall meeting to perfect its organization. Officers elected include Louis A. Hastert as President Arnold Isaacson as Vice President Clyde Smith as Treasurer and A E Bodine as Secretary. The next meeting is set for Friday March 13 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Better Roads Association
Stromsburg
E. C. Nordlund
A. E. Bodine
Enoch G. Ekstrand
Shelby
Louis Hastert
O. F. Schilacher
Osceola
C. M. Humphrey
Clyde Smith
W. E. Pierson
Jay Hastings
Osceola Community Club
Arnold Isaacson
Carl Steelquist
Polk
Louis A. Hastert
O.F. Schladter
Polk County
Caceola
Nebraska farmers discuss soil conservation program in Chicago
Nebraska farmers and the extension service attend a regional corn belt conference in Chicago to consider implementing the soil conservation program for 1936 and a longer term plan for 1937 or 1938. Washington officials are not expected to present a plan, relying on regional consensus to shape procedures. The amendments to the act call for elected county and community farmer committees and Triple A experience will guide the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
The
Agricultural College
Chicago
Washington
Erickson Donelson Nuptials In Stromsburg Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Marian Erickson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Erickson and Harlan Donelson son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Donelson were married at the Lutheran Parsonage at 9 20 Thursday morning Rev A F Tru ed reading the lines. Bridesmaid Mrs Gierhardt Gronlund and best man Mr Gronlund attended. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on a farm near Stromsburg after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Huber
Frank Huber
York
Allen Anderson
Fred A. Anderson
Stromsburg
Presbyterian Parsonage
Anderson
Stromsburg High School
Gierhardt Gronlund
Gronlund
Donelson
Samuelson Variety Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
William H. Thayer
Kathryn Thayer
Curtis W. Schwartz
Ludwig Hutt
Charles E. Brown
Grace Runquist
Harry I. Hylton
Adma
Grace P. Johnston
Ida S. G. Anderson
Marie Stever
Rex Stever
John Olechnowicz
Ernest Oppliger
Martha J. Thomas
Ellen Amanda Anderson
Alvin F. Anderson
J. W. Newman
Bbast
H. H. Hahn
West Pleasant Home
J. BE. Seaberg
Bpast
G. H. Bond—Hackberry
Roy Glasser
Alois Ruzicka
East Pleasant Home
Arthur W. Anderson
South
W. J. Widga
Clear Creek
A. W. Engelhardt
North Osceo
Geo. Heckman
North
Peter Bitter
Canada
Lloyd Severine
Hackberry
Steve Georgeau
Geo. E. Olson
East
Earl Bond—Valley
Herbert Flodman
Platte
Albert Johansen
Herman Benda
AM. B. Cunningham
Don Nordberg
East Stromsburg
James McGimpsey
W. B. Dake
Lutheran Church
Paul Melin
Huber—Anderson
F. A. Hultgren
M. E
Hoffer
Hultgren
Minnesota
Carroll Hultgren
Kermit Hultgren
Howard Hultgren
Earl Cole
Beatrice Hultgren
POLE
German Lutheran Church
Walter Anderson
Hanford
California
BE. A. Anderson
Russell Fjell
Dean Nelson
Grand Island
Ray Clinton
P.S. Heaton
Dean Neilson
Mildred
Ozark Mountains
Vincents
Milton Anderson
Maurice Johnson
ST. Andrews
Fairview
Marion Thompson
H. H. Hewitt
Max Harms
Harms
Maude Doty
Fldon Teekard
Fldon
Lincoln School of Commerce
Lloyd Crouse
W. C. Hayhurst
Archie Marsden
Newman Grove
Grant Zedicher
R. W. Dunkle
E. G. Britthart
Hastings
West Side
Treadway—Jones
Polk County’s Better Road Association
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