Osceola News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Notices
Local social and civic items include the Gabb a Lots meeting with Mrs Leon Merrick, new spring hats at Steeples, and Sunday visits across Osceola. The Presbyterian Sunday School notes ten oclock service, while the Maple Leaf Club and Forty Niners Bridge Club meet with hosts and prizes recorded. In education the Osceola Board reelected teachers and Polk County Grade School Basketball Tournament set for March 14 at Osceola with Stromsburg Prairie and other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabb-a-Lots
Leon Merrick
Joe-Just
Viola Cornish
Gon. Allen
Shelby
W. A. Cornish
Presbyterian
Sam Crouse
Fred Peterson
Northwest
Osceola
L. M. Merrick
Polk County
Board of Education
Osceola School
Will Dunn
R. L. Schroeder
Ted Nicolaus
Betty Lou
York
Robert Sigler
Osceola Garden Club
Paul Melin
Fanny McCray
Hugh Johnston
Earl Bond
Edgar Wisely
Webber
Dorothy Gleim
Polk
H. J. Tex
Charles Greenwood
Crouse-Tex Drug Company
Farapeay
Stromsburg
High Prairie
Local society notes and visits brighten Osceola week
Eastern Star reg meets. Beulah Hansen visits Osceola. families host Sunday guests from Polk, Cairo, Lincoln, and Fremont. Crouse-Tex Drug Co sells 2 volt batteries and Snow Scene pictures. Card club and bridge events held. Rev. Hamilton to Hartley for revival. birthdays and family visits continue around Osceola and David City with multiple relatives seen in Hastings and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See. Davis
Rer L. M. Merrick
Polk County
Eastern Star
Harold Reed
Polk
Beulah Hansen
Cairo
Osceola
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Charles Greenwood
W. O. Hansen
Robert
Margaret Ann
Er. E. Miller
David City
W. S. Heitzman
Bridgette Club
Marguerite Senn
W. D. Hamilton
Hartley
Nebraska
Pauline Garber
Phil Campbell
Alexandria
Junior Hastings
Neva Hastings
R. L. Schroeder
Elmer Horst
Fremont
Omaha
Horst
Crouse-Tex
Presbyterian Church
Albert Zang
E. F. Danskin
Vera Cole
Bintz
Florence Elizabeth Humphrey
C. M. Humphrey
C. E. Weaver
Phyllis Ann
C. J. Rosland
Lincoln
Paul Joy
Rock Island
Illinois
Marian Hulquest
Palmblinde
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha March 10 1936
Receipts of cattle Monday were 8 000 head and the market started slow then strengthened for desirable killing stock. Best beef steers brought 9 50 while stockers and feeders held firm with active demand and values up to 8 76 for desirable offerings. Fat lambs were 25 to 35 cents lower than last week at 9 00 to 9 50. Feed er lambs and aged sheep steady.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Mar
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Don Byers
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Charlie Chan
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Drs. Smith & Eklund
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Geo. L. Carson
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Jean Arthur
Herbert Marshall
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Miller’s
Georgie Forgie
Penick
Mary Ann
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White Eagle
Janesville
David Bradley
Harrow
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Harrow Cart
Fordson
Chevrolet
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Fairbanks Morse
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D. R. Byers
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