Open Hearing On Farm Bureau In Osceola District Court
County tax payers league and Farm Bureau representatives met in Osceola to discuss the bureau’s tax impact and district matters. A. D. Dover led the league while Petrus C. Nelson spoke for the bureau. After a public hearing, a league committee and the commissioners’ group explored a compromise budget to fund county agent work, with the bureau demanding 3200 to secure state aid. Commissioners set Thursday for a follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tax Payers League
Farm — Bureau
Farm Bureau
Osceola
Aed
A. D. Dover
Petrus C. Nelson Yr
Tax Payers League
Whea
Farm ‘Bureau
Committee For the
Teceene
Dureau
State Extension Service
Blanks Available for Crop Loans
Pelk county farmers may obtain application blanks at the Osceola county agents office for federal crop loans. Loans cover 70 percent of 1932 acreage with exemptions of 40 acres for wheat and 20 acres for corn. Tenants need a landlord waiver for government lien on mortgaged crops. Interest is 5.5 percent with time payments. Only farmers who farmed last year are eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelk
Glearing
Osceola
Polk County Taxpayers League Favors Gas Tax Retention
Polk County taxpayers group urged keeping the four cent gas tax with no exemptions claiming exemptions would spur dishonesty and bootlegging. They urged equal revenue distribution to counties and state for roads and bridges and rejected taxes for luxury school spending while cutting non essentials. The legislature was condemned for ignoring tax reduction recommendations and county needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Taxpayers League
Times
Caucus to Nominate Osceola School Board Members
Notice to qualified electors of district 19 Osceola Polk County Nebraska a caucus will be held at 7 30 p m March 15 1933 at the Court House to nominate two three year terms and two for a one year vacancy for the Board of Education. Frank H Anderson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Osceola
Nebraska
Polk County
Court House
Wor
Frank H. Anderson
Maple Leaf Club Meets for Cheese Making Demo
The Maple Leaf Club met March 2 at Bertha Schippereit's home with 13 members and 7 visitors. A baby shower for Mrs Graves was held. next meeting set for March 16 at Helen Wamsley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf Club
Bertha Schippereit
Shelby community notes mention visits and events around town
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Carson assisted McMeekins in Columbus moving 7.6m to Blair. Mrs. Ingalls and Scholz sisters visited Frank Scholz in Lincoln. St Ann Sodality raised about fourteen dollars at Dunnings Store. Cole of Gretna visited Shelby for business and relatives. Koehler and daughter attended the Myers Huddleston wedding and visited till Sunday. Val Hanshew and baby Elenore arrived from Alaska to visit Pointer family. O.E.S. hosted meetings with Mrs. Laura Nichols as guest. Clyde Yordy’s surprise kids party honored. Seabeck sisters visited with parents Seabecks. Clarence Lanspa and family visited Krebsbachs and Khrebsbachs. Hanshew injured at a public sale. Dr. Smith treated him. Krebsbachs moved into Lux residence. W.F.M.S. held a guest day luncheon at I M Leibee’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Blake
Susie Carson
Irene
Columbus
John McMeekin
Blair
Glen Ingalls
Louise
Marie Scholz
Lincoln
Frank Scholz
The
State University
St. Ann
J. E. Bernt
Marie
Carmel Seabeck
Omaha
Shelby
Seabeck
Clarence Lanspa
David City
Lanspa
Barney Krebsbach
Arthur Khrebsbach
Guy Hanshew
Hanshew
D. J. Smith
Osceola
Stromsburg Socials Highlight Visitors and Church Reception
Mrs. Sam Foster and family hosted guests from Lincoln while Nordberg Brothers announced a new semi-trailer for their produce business. The Eden Baptist Church welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Pitman, who plan to move to Indiana after a weekend program for about 200 attendees. Osceola game results and local visits fill a busy weekend in Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Foster
Lincoln
A. C. Morrill
Nordberg Brothers
Beryl Hicks
Carson
Iowa
E. K. Davis
Omaha
R. Cannon
Tabor
B. Hedbloom
Albert
Wwirst
Eden Baptist
Eden Baptist Church
Russell Pitman
Pitmans
Indiana
Osceola Woman's Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The Osceola Woman's Club held its monthly business meeting in the high school assembly room with Mrs. Phil Campbell presiding. Officers elected include President Miss Evelyn Scholz and Vice President Mrs. Homer Hart. Delegates to the district convention were C. A. Frasier and Miss Scholz. The group plans a thorough study of Child Welfare and enjoyed a music program afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Woman’s Club
Phil Campbell
Evelyn Scholz
Homer Hart
Dewey Sigler
EF. E. Klein
W. E. Thompson
Clyde Smith
Geo. Malek
Johnny Irland
Local visits and happenings in Polk county community
Mr and Mrs Henry Horstman visited her brother A Roe and family in Loup City Friday and Saturday. R Stouffer and wife of Lynch will move to Polk soon. Mrs Walter Green is suffering a seizure of Scarlet Fever. Miss Artenise Smitt cares for her. Caimar Jones of Lincoln visited as parents Sunday. Ray Sealey of Denver is visiting relatives here. Miss Naomi Alfred, who teaches what Lincoln was, was at home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs G Brownfield of Lincoln visited in the M Hit home on Saturday and Sunday. The Art and Craft department of the Womans Club met at Mrs D H Wesl... last Friday. Mrs McGaffin visited her daughter in Omaha last week. The basketball game between Stromsburg and Polk last Friday at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horstman
A. Roe
Loup City
R. Stouffer
Lynch
Polk
Walter Green
Seiz
Artenise Smitt
Caimar Jones
Lincoln
Ray Sealey
Denver
Naomi Alfred
G. Brownfield
Nationwide Bank Holiday Shuts Polk County Banks
Early Saturday all financial institutions in Polk County closed per Governor Bryan’s three day bank holiday. Deposits are tied and withdrawals barred with cashiers checks used for urgent needs in larger cities. Banks await Washington action as Congress convenes to pass needed legislation within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Bryan
Washington
Congress
Stromsburg Wins York In District Event
A report notes Stromsburg won York in a local district contest. The piece also mentions community celebrations and visits, including Mrs. Dahlberg's birthday event hosted by the Mission Congregation, and the T. J. Nelson family's trip with guests N. Peerson and M. Johnson to honor Postmaster Johnson. Cora Lindburg’s sister Mrs. Voce from Omaha is visiting, while Lucille Detloff is due home from Salina Kansas this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Stromsburg
Dahlberg
Mission Congregation
A. E. Swanson
Lincoln
T. J. Nelson
Mesdames N. Peerson
M. Johnson
Yeork
Johnson
E. Voce
Omaha
Cora Lindburg
Lucille Detloff
Salina
Kansas
C. Jones
Herdville
Mrs
Alfred
Mrs. M. Hill
New Chevrolet Models to be Displayed Next Saturday
Ace Tyrrell tells The Record new Standard Chevrolet models will be shown next Saturday. The smaller models will sell for less than the Masters, but Master models will not be discontinued. Expect prices and further details in this paper next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Tyrrell
St Andrews Dance At Evers Hall Draws Nice Crowd
A lively crowd attended a St Marys church dance at Evers hall last Tuesday with George Masek and his orchestra from Valparaiso providing music. Nearby events include a Wiener roast at District 68 school and moving plans for Siteen and Jean Boss. Reverend Welk begins Friday devotions at St Andrews Church at 7 30 p m each Friday and Sunday, weather permitting. Recent rain and snow eased the wheat shortage after weeks of wind storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers Hall
Yooung
St. Mary’s Church
George ‘Masek
Valparaiso
Liner Oberg
District 68
Siteen
Jean Boss
Monee
Julius Nebosis
Columbus
J. A. Welk
St. Andrews
County Sunday School Meeting in Shelby March 15
The Polk County Council of Christian Education holds its annual county convention at the U B Church in Shelby on March 15 with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Dr J C White state council general secretary will speak at each session, plus one other denominal field secretary in the afternoon. Local speakers will join the program and Shelby churches have arranged musical entertainment. Discussions follow each session and officers are urged to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Council of Christian Education
U. B. Churn
Shelby
J. C. White
State Council
Earession
Johnson Daum Nuptials Held At York Parsonage
Miss Pearl Johnson and Otto Daum wed on March 4 at 2 pm in the Methodist parsonage at York with Rev. Oliver Kieve officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gotfrid Larson. The bride, eldest child of Ed A Johnson, graduates Osceola High School 1923. groom from Indiana now to farm near Osceola. Dr R L Schroeder clinic adjacent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Johnson
Otto Daum
York
Oliver Kieve
Gotfrid Larson
Daum
Ed. A. Johnson
East of Osceola
Osceola
Indiana
Andrew Monson
Community grateful for recent moisture and snow
The article notes beneficial moisture from rain turning to snow over the weekend aiding wheat and dust reduction. It mentions residents Mrs Axel Severin entering Osceola Hospital for treatment, moves within Victor area, and a high school play “Trea Hoodooed Coon” performed to a full house with student participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Severin
Osceola Hospital
Keehn
John Lingren
Green's Chapel
Donald Hoffer
Victor School
Chas. Hoffer
Glenn Sack
Buce Hoffer
Gladys Hoffer
Omaha
A. G. Toreilana
Trea
Bernard Matticks
Frances
Raymond Hansen
Eva
Erma Hastings
Gerald Dahl
Leo Richter
Gerald Keehn
Dwight Newcomer
C. E. Hoffer
Wesley Chanel le church aid meeting postponed to March 17
The church aid meeting was postponed to March 17. Supper will be served by the men at 6 30 p m. Mr and Mrs J Jarmin and Morris Richards travelled to Bird City Kansas last week to visit the Harold Jarmin family. Miss Lila McBeth is practice teaching this week in the Seberger school. Mrs Louis Shott returned to Omaha for further medical treatment. The community saw rain and snow this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Jarmin
Morris Richards
Bird City
Kan
Harold Jarmin
Lila McBeth
Seberger School
Louis Shott
Omaha
Practice Debate Between Indian School and Osceola Teams
Two debating teams from the Indian School at Gensa visit Osceola for a practice debate at four. A second debate occurs at the school house at 7:30 that night with Marjorie Inness and Jeanette Frasier for the affirmative and Rolland Randall and Milton Monson for the negative. Judges were Rev. W. H. Wright I. D. Huston and K. A. Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gensa
Osceola
Marjorie Inness
Jeanette Frasier
Rolland Randal
Milton Monson
Rolland Randall
Methodist Church Preaches on Les Miserables at York
Rev W H Wright notes choir praise after vesper service at York. Next Sunday begins a three sermon series on Victor Hugo's Jean Valjean. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. evening service at 7 20. Sunday School meets Friday at 7 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
Guy Choir
York
Victor Hugo
Jean Val Jean
Epworth League
P. E. O. Election At Mrs Norton Home
The P. E. O. met last Thursday at Mrs. W. W. Norton’s home for a one o'clock luncheon. Officers elected: President Mrs. M. A. Mills, Vice President Mrs. Leon Merrick, Recording Secretary Mrs. H. W. Pratt, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. I. D. Mills, Treasurer Mrs. W. R. Kepner, Chaplain Mrs. James Dunn, Guard Mrs. W. W. Norton. Also, for sale a good used piano on easy terms, inquire at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.el.o
W. W. Norton
M. A. Mills
Leon Merrick
H. W. Pratt
I. D. Mills
W. R. Kepner
James Dunn
Notes on Legislature Deliberation and Moratorium Debate
The author criticizes slow passage of auto license bills and evasion tactics while noting the 49th session moves deliberately. A self repealing moratorium bill is deemed extreme, offering borrower extensions but extra lender protection. Only 17 of about 1000 bills have become law, reflecting both weakness and strength of bicameralism as inaugural ceremony inspires optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
America
New Tree Planting Plans Offered By Civic Groups
A coalition of the American Legion, Izaak Walton League, Game Forestation and Parks Commission, and Nebraska College Extension Service proposes idle land reforestation. City or county governments, clubs, or groups may obtain stock from the Nebraska Nurserymen's Association at digging cost. Stock covers evergreen, broadleaf trees, and large shrubs for game cover. usable on creek banks, flood plains, cut-over land, and community forests. The project covers digging, planting, and care labor, with local planting committees to secure land and plan care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Izaak Walton League
The
Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
Nebraska College Extension Service
Nebraska Nurserymen’s Association
Extension Forester
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Missionary Display
The Lutheran Church announces the Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2:30 at the Branting home with a display from India. Confirmation Class gathers Saturday at 1 PM, Church School Sunday at 10, Worship at 11, Vespers 7:30. Choir Tuesday and Luther League meeting March 16 hosted by the Buhl and Johnson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Branting
India
Luther League
Wm. Buhl
Chas. F. Johnson
Paul Melin
Ray Attempts Glasgea with Newest Style Rims
A brief note suggests Ray is testing Glasgea with the latest rim design. The item hints at a custom car style update and aesthetic focus.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stelby
BOA
Ray ‘Ruppel
Osceola High
J. E. Carlson
Addie Stephenson
J. L. Hedboom
Clayton Rystrom
Kensington
F. R. Burgeson
Clarence
Kearney
Katherine Gilger
Stromsburgh
Friinds
Richard Christtnson
Woman’s Club
POL
Johnson—Daum
R. L. Schroeder
Ryan Bldg
Eliza
Victor
Wesley Chanel
P. E
W. F. Crozier
Lutheran Church
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