Osceola News Roundup March 5 1925 Highlights
In Osceola and surrounding areas a flurry of activity unfolds. Henderson family moves to Brainard while Mrs Henderson and Father Emery travel by train. Lyman hosting late week family reunion. son heads to China for Bible Society secretary post. Fair association tweaks constitution for August to August tickets. Various local notices include a gun mishap in Valley precinct, pleurmonia and typhoid cases, an impending blizzard, and a new Osceola mercantile opening by R M McDonald family. Car accident near Meridian Highway injures several youths. Lloyd Cole and Elsie Coords wed in Council Bluffs and return to Polk. Ice refrigeration plant installed at CrouseTex Drug Co portends fountain opening. Anniversary celebrations and PEO Sisterhood luncheon mark social life. an empty house fire near Ed Wagner records loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Henderson
Emery
Brainard
Kearney
Fair Associaton
Court House
Grand Army
Nebraska
Sexton
Omaha
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Gadeka
Valley Precinct
Gadeka
Osceola
H. T. Arnold
W. L. Shaw
R. M. McDonald
Ulysses
G. T. Ray
Gust A. Peterson
South State Street
Columbus
John Seberger
Appliger
Meridian Highway
Lloyd Cole
Elsie Coordes
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Polk
Don Byers
Mark Hendrickson
CrouseaTex Drug Co
Lawrence Twarling
Albert Timm
C O Walgren
E. A. Swanson
Monroe
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Lillian McBeth
Fred Schumann
A. F. Nuquist
K. A. Cornish
W. O. Hansen
Lew Israel
Carl T. Frahm
Ed Wagner
Local Social News Highlights from West Side
West Side community notes describe Sunday dinners guests at the Kohl and McClure homes, a Stromsburg Lutheran mission gathering, visits by Pierson siblings, and a High Prairie Club sewing session. Newlywed Clara Holm and Rollan Swanson wed at Swede Home Parsonage. LaVerne Otta becomes High Prairie grade school teacher. several family visits and a birthday surprise for Mrs Flodman are reported along with church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. McClure
Curtis Swartz
Bradshaw
Alfred Kohl
C. A. Sward
Alex Adelson
Herbert Flodman
August Carlson
Stromsburg
Lutheran Church
Elsie Pierson
Lincoln
Helen Pierson
Albert Pierson
High Prairie Club
Jewel
York
Clara Holm
Nels Holm
Rollan Swanson
Benedict
LaVerne Otta
High Praiie
Joseph
Russell Fjell
Pete Christensen
Murphy
Nebr
Joseph Fjell
George Anderson
Chapman
Gust Peterson
Joe Monson
Wm. Kohl
Curtis Flodman
Leroy Samuelson
Joan
Conad
Virgil Bush
Melvin Lindquist
Polk
Walter Bush
St Andrews church social notes and upcoming event
Sunday dinner guests at the Albert Gabriel home included Alfred Bernt and family, Ina Mae Callaghan, Bertha Bernt and Elsie, Walter Bernt. A wedding in Linwood tied Rose Travnicek to Otto Henish. St Patrick’s Eve dance planned at Ellers Hall to aid St Andrew’s Church. Virginia Bernt visiting Gabriel home. Eleanor Rose and Donnie Lee Gabriel ill under physician care. Anne Prososki hosted a Name Day gathering with Krakow orchestra in Ellers Hall. Mrs Arthur Johansen returns from Osceola hospital. A dance with Charles White and his Columbus orchestra drew a large crowd at Filler’s Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert, A. ‘Gabriel
Alfred Bernt
Near Columbus
Ina Mae Callaghan
Near
Shelby
Bertha Bernt
Elsie
Walter Bernt
Marvin Dawes
Rose
Joseph Kubicek
Rose Travnicek
Otto Henish
Linwood
Roy Grossnicklaus
Eller’s Hall
St. Andrew’s Church
Virginia Bernt
Albert W. Gabriel
Pilzno
Eleanor Rose
Donnie Lee Gabriel
Albin Prososki
Anne
Krakow
Arthur Johansen
Osceola Hospital
Filler’s Hall
Charles White
Columbus
City Meat Market Ad Offers Satisfaction Guarantee
Local butcher promotes guaranteed satisfaction with a money back promise. Listings show meat prices including $1.20 per pound and multiple bundle options with two pounds for 36 cents and 2 pounds for 25 cents, plus 20 cent center cuts. Phone contact listed as 20.
Kindergarten Through High School Honor Roll and Upcoming Attractions
School notes show 8 students attended after the storm. Weekly focus on time with various clocks including grandfather, alarm, banjo, kitchen, and large wall clocks. Honor Rolls listed for first through eighth grades with names, birthdays, and absences. a March 7 program is planned in the high school assembly hall. Upcoming Rivoli Theatre and Sun Theatre listings highlight current and upcoming films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Melin
Dolores McCormick
Donna Jean Pratt
Luis Pierson
Shirley Rogers
Sandra Schumann
Mrs. Pratt
Marcia
Jack DeLand
Warren Egelhoff
Ronald Pierson
Clayton Rystrom
June Hartson
Aileen Kelly
Margaret Sheets
Talya Ann Thompson
Darlene Wisley
Elaine
Ruth Bintz
Margaret Ann Hansen
Patty Lu Rogers
Marvin Anderson
Billy Butz
Sam Byers
Elmo Danskin
Jimmie Johnston
Dick Mills
Wesley Kennedy
Junior Hastings
Arthur Umshler
Richard Zedicher
Don Malek
Carl Moore
Marilyn Brown
Shirley Mae Koehler
Wesley Parks
Betty Sargent
Dean DeLand
Vance Stickell
Shirley Ball
Donald Kennedy
Billy Swanson
Sutton
Dea
Dean Everitt
Leon Carmen
Bob Hansen
Logan Danskin
Loren Scholz
Burdette Backlund
Bob Mills
Richard Malek
Kathryn Huston
Laurence Hotchkiss
Glennis Harbert
Naomi Pearson
Helen Sargent
Minerva Green
Isabelle Sig
Polk County Nail Map Plan Promotes Landowner Listings
The Record offers free nail map guides for Polk County residents and landowners, detailing owner names and locations. Subscribers can obtain the map at The Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Local Social News from District No 62 and Nearby Families
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Toline and family and Miss Margaret Anderson had supper with the Wm Fjell family Wednesday. Miss Clara Holm and Rolland Swanson wed at the Swede Home parsonage Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and Osceola kin dined with Abe Toline Sunday. Joe Janky moved Monday to a new Bradshaw area home. A metal fireproof book case was installed in the schoolhouse improving its look. Budd Vincent family visited Clifford Johnson Sunday. Nels Holm family dined with Ed Oberg Sunday. Adolph Forss family spent Sunday with John Johnson. Glenn Willits and Don Willits and Mr. Krader traveled to Polk Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Toline
Margaret Anderson
Wm. Fjell
Clara Holm
Rolland Swanson
Arthur Anderson
Osceola
Abe Toline
Joe Janky
Bradshaw
Budd Vincent
Clifford Johnson
Nels Holm
Ed Oberg
Adolph Forss
John Johnson
Glenn Willits
Don Willits
Mr. Krader
Polk
Match Twins Prize Event Promises Cash Fun
Omaha Bee-News invites readers to enter a lighthearted cash prize game labeled Match Twins offering $1500 in prizes. No sales or votes required, just a playful challenge with the paper urging readers to order today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee-News
See Davis in Columbus today See better tomorrow
Davis performs in Columbus today, aiming for improved outcomes tomorrow as plans proceed. The event highlights steady progress and hopeful prospects for participants and observers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Columbus
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