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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
4
The Osceola Record, Polk County’s oldest paper, is referenced as Osce nia Nebraska. The note mentions postal registration and subscription details with a price placeholder. The item highlights long-running local publication status and archival context.
Nesun of Peter son & Co. marries Nettie Head berg in Stromsburg with Rev. Whitmer officiating. Social gathering at J. S. Iman’s yields prizes in high five. Prairie chicken incident injures Clare Riley’s horse. Olaf Youngdahl suspected. Frank Larmer to San Francisco then Washington state. Cash Gregg dies suddenly. Record adopts Mergenthaler Junior type machine. Platte River floods impact bridges. subsequent recovery. Palace Meat Market sold to C. H. Chase. Scholz to move. New engine for Clarence Miller and city growth. John G. Neihardt to read Hugh Glass at M B Church. Mrs. Henderson hosts Birthday Club dinner. Dr. Fred Butz buys garage building. Osceola high basketball team heads to state tourney. Chauner couple marked 39th wedding anniversary.
The loyalty promotion moves forward with a plan to exceed last Sunday's attendance of 222. Guest Day invites attendees to bring non attending guests, while the Beginners Department led by Mrs. Calhoun opens. Pastor Ronnie addresses Christian ideals in the NR A and the evening service features the pastor on the topic The Man Who Nearly Let Go with men active in roles and a double male quartet. Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon.
M. E. Church of Silver Creek presented a three act play The Old Fashioned Mother at the hall on Monday. The hall was filled and the performance was well received. Pie and coffee were served after by the Ladies Aid. Valley Missionary Society met at the Wieseman home with a program led by Mrs. P. C. Wieseman followed by a covered dish luncheon. Valley and Fairview Sunday Schools reported steady activity with room for more. The valley musical group practiced at the church Thursday. March 18 is highlighted as a Red Letter Day with an all day visit by the District Superintendent. a full program will be announced next week. Services are set for the usual hours next Sunday. The Ladies Aid will meet next Wednesday at the hall with a covered dish luncheon.
In 1913 family government costs were 121 dollars rising to 485 dollars in 1933, while total government expenditures outpaced income by about four billion dollars annually. Taxes on electric and gas utilities rose sharply, with private utilities bearing heavy burdens and warning that municipal utilities avoid taxes, hurting competition and investor returns.
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