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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1942

Page

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Polk County 4-H Members Win State Scholarships

Polk County 4-H youths earned state and Union Pacific scholarships for high achievements. Brooke Berggren Doane College and Nebraska Wesleyan University scholarships are noted along with Glenn Kresha and Robert Tooker honors. Alternate Richard Wyman and Phyllis Swanson also recognized. Additional local 4-H honors and widespread enrollment growth are reported.

Ray L. Cruise Polk County Phyllis Swanson Osceola Brooke Berggren Stromsburg Glenn Kresha Harry Sanders Silver Creek Robert Tooker Richard Wyman Nebraska Lewis Berggren Nebraska Wesleyan University Brooke Green’s Chapel Ing Glenn Stull Corner Club Ak-Sar-Ben Union Pacific Railroad E. H. Tooker Revert Robert Union Pacific John Wyman Richard Alvin Swanson Phyllis

AAA Program Payment Applications Closing Date Noted

The 1941 Agricultural Conservation and Parity Payment program closes March 31 1942 for accepting NCR 526 forms. Polk County shirt holders with eligible interests or soil-depleting crops are urged to notify the office if not signed or presented. County Committee Chairman Taddiken says only five applications remain unsigned in Polk County. State Office will mail payments promptly once the forms are processed.

Polk County Triple A Taddiken State Office

Hastings visit to Joliet ends with return to work

Ray Hastings arrived Saturday from Joliet Illinois to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs R N Hastings and son for a few days. He returned to his employment there Tuesday.

Ray Hastings Joliet, Ill R. N. Hastings and

Band Concert at Muse Theatre Earns Funds for Uniforms

The fifty piece high school band performed a two part program at Muse Theatre last Wednesday with the glee club opening and the band closing. An almost full house boosted earnings to over forty dollars as the group, led by Robert Ellsworth, showed marked improvement and planned to buy new uniforms from the about two hundred dollars in the treasury.

Muse Theatre Robert Ellsworth Ellsworth

Luther Church Fourth Sunday in Lent Sermon

Professor Lund of Luther College leads the morning worship with the sermon Food for a Disciple, the fourth in the Lenten series Discipleship. Sunday School at 9:30, Church at 11:00, Luther League meets March 19 hosted by the Johnson and Allinder families. Pastor-elect Everett Bexell to arrive in Osceola this summer.

Lund Luther College Luther League Chas. Johnson Carl Allinder Everett Bexell Bexell Osceola

City Officials Re-nominated At Caucus

At the city caucus held last Wednesday all city officials were renominated for another term. The school caucus that evening produced results with Short Term nominees Albert Dreier and George Malek and Long Term nominees Guy Ball Dwight Bush Art Scholz and Dr H S Eklund.

Albert Dreier George Malek Guy Ball Dwight Bush Art Scholz H. S. Eklund

Red Cross First Aid Class Organized at School House

About forty residents attended the initial meeting of a newly formed First Aid Red Cross class at the school house Monday evening. The ten week course will be taught by local doctors and nurses with weekly meetings for the duration of instruction.

RED Cross

AAA Educational Meetings Across Polk County

County meetings discuss the 1942 AAA program and Polk County USDA war board work on labor and related issues. Guest speaker planned. Schedule lists March 12 at Eller's Hall Pleasant Home and ICC Hall Stromsburg March 13 Platte and Osceola March 16 Hackberry Valley Island meetings all start at 8 PM.

AAA Polk County Usda War Board Clear Creek Precinct Eller’s Hall Pleasant Home C.C.F Stromsburg Scott’s Hall Platte High Prairie School Osceola Legion Hall Hackberry Precinct Wayland Church

Pastor Everett Bexell Accepts Lutheran Church Call

Everett Bexell of Seva City Indiana has accepted the call of the local Lutheran Church and will begin duties in the summer. Since Rev John Oberg left for Chicago, St Pauls Church has held services preached by Professor Lund of Luther College with plans for the arrival of the new pastor.

Everett Bexell Seva City Lutheran Church Augutana Seminr Rockford John Oberg Chicago St. Paul’s Church Professor Lund Luther College Wahoo Lund

Home Study Club to Meet at Mrs Heimer’s Home

The Home Study Club will gather March 17 at the home of Mrs John Heimer. Local residents attended the Shelby parish hall ladies guild Thursday. Several neighbors hosted guests and visited across the weekend at various homes.

Home Study Club John Heimer Ladies Guild Shelby Parish Hall Edwin Euse Ed Watke Shelby Ernie Lott Watke Verda Spalding Clarence Richter Leonard Heimer Herman Thelen Herman Richter Victor Krumbach Matt Glatter

Stoner Club Sets March Meeting with Waste Paper Drive

Stoner Club will meet on Wednesday March 18 with Hazel Randell and Elsie Stewart assisting. Members are asked to bring their waste paper to the meeting. Visitors included Mr and Mrs W A Burritt and John at the Tom Skidmore home in Shelby Monday.

Stoner Stoner Club Hazel Randell Elsie ‘Stewart W. A. Burritt John Tom Skidmore Shelby Jas. McKeag Jr Wallace McKeag Chulta Mass C. J. Campbell Omaha James McKeag Jr Billy Grossnicklaus Irma Stewart

Esther Herrmann Visits Hastings Weekend

Miss Esther Herrmann of Hastings drove to town Saturday to spend the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. John Herrmann.

Esther Herrmann Hastings John Herrmann

Farmers pledge higher production in Polk County

Polk County Farm Security Administration reports 134 families have pledged to boost war food production. Increases over prior AAA plans include 19534 pounds butterfat 33236 eggs 311100 pounds pork 55800 pounds beef 17816 bushels corn 1983 potatoes 132 beans 82 sweet potatoes 79 vegetables. Walter Berck and Miss Kilmer led meetings urging year round vegetable potato and canning supplies.

Polk County Farm Security Administration Walter W. Berck Miss Kilmer Farm Security Office

Wesley Chapel Church Aid Meeting Friday Night

Wesley Chapel Church planned a Friday night meeting and attendees were asked to bring sandwiches and jello for lunch. Various local families from Osceola and nearby towns visited relatives and joined community events including a Farmers Union program with music and refreshments.

Wesley Chapel Church Aid Elaine Treadway Harold Hise Omaha Lloyd Treadway Joe Gabriel Fullerton Wisconsin Polk County Emory Alf Kuehnal D. H. Bull Shelby August Fischer Louis Daum David City District Merle Cunningham Oregon Glen Chase Dollie Lockard Lincoln John Lockard William Brandt Jack Brandt Osceola Farmers Union Miller

High School Honor Roll Seniors and Underclassmen Listed

The school lists honor roll students by class with designations AABB AAAB and AAAA for Glenna Berck Marilyn Brown Jeanette Carlson Mary Elaine Carlson Irvin Deeds Rolland Gissler Gayle Hewitt Ivan Tier Glennis Lindblade Carl Moore Margaret Anne Rech Grace Bernt Margaret Hansen Charles Kresha Dick Mills Mary Rose Schott Crawford Campbell Allan Kresha Jean Lapthorne Elaine Malek Opal Sargent Eloise Schott Joanne Wallace Darlene Wisely Betty Bernt

Glenna ‘Berck Marilyn Brown Jeanette Carlson Mary Elaine Carlson Irvin Deeds Rolland Gissler Gayle Hewitt Ivan Tier Glennis Lindblade Carl Moore Margaret Anne Rech Grace Bernt Margaret Hansen Charles Kresha Dick Mills Mary Rose Schott Sophmores_ Crawford Campbell Allan K

Community notices from Hackberry area events and births

Barbara Jo Deay coaches a home talent show at Greens Chapel on March 18. Liberty Local members urged to bring pies and sandwiches for sale. Brotherhood hosts a covered dish supper on March 17 followed by a meeting. Jolly Workers meet March 18 at Mrs. Lewis Berggren’s home with Mrs. Clyde Austin and Mrs. Rhoda Warner to entertain. Birth announcements include Gary Allen, a seven pound boy born March 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dahl. a third son born March 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Verne Berck. Mrs. J. L. Hurd returned from a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Loveman in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Powell visited Denver to see their daughter Mrs. Henry Olson. Mrs. Vernon Anderson and Marjorie Mae Warner of Lincoln were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warner. Mrs. Maggie Austin and Jess of Hardville visited. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Austin and Tom Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Austin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salchow and Mrs. Robert Burke drove to Omaha. Mr. Burke returned after six weeks at the hospital. Wm. Nelson and Charles of Emmettsburg, Iowa were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Nelson and then went to Custer Co. for Charles to finish his term.

Hackberry News Barbara Jo Deay Greens Chapel Liberty Brotherhood Jolly Lewis Berggren Clyde Austin Rhoda Warner Gerald Dahl Gary Allen Verne Berck J. L. Hurd Everett Loveman Omaha D. E. Powell Denver Henry Olson Vernon Anderson Marjorie Mae Warner Lincoln Ray Warner Maggie Austin Jess Hardville Tom Austin Clarence Austin Ernest Salchow Robert Burke Burke Wm. Nelson Charles Emmettsburg Iowa Tracy Nelson Custer Co

Elkhorn Visit Highlights Malek Family

Mr and Mrs George Malek visited in Elkhorn Sunday with his mother Mrs ar Malek Miss Irene Eden spent the weekend visiting her parents at Burr Nebraska

George Malek Elkhorn Ar Malek Irene Eden Burr, Nebraska

Polk County Delegates Attend AAA Conference in Grand Island

About 800 farm men and women from Nebraska gathered in Grand Island for an AAA conference last week. Attendees from Polk County included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sterup Mr. and Mrs. Lee Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond and others. Harry N. Schooler North Central Region director was the principal speaker with talks on AAA and the War and topics on grain storage rail transportation selective service and organized labor.

Polk County Nebraska Grand Island Harry Sterup Lee Campbell Fred Bond Robert Taddiken Herman Jones John Staroscik Wm Angell Karl Thelen Harry N. Schooler North Central Region AAA Dorothy McMeekin Shelby Esther Rausch Norfolk

Fairview News Notes On Local Families Illness and Visits

Geo Mace fell ill Tuesday and shows only slight improvement. Miss Vertie Heitzman entered Osceola hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs Guildford Bryan visited relatives in Grand Island. Mrs Ora Wilson recovers from pneumonia. Mrs Gladys Nelson hosts Aid at Hall Wednesday afternoon. Glenn Buchta to return from Illinois with grandfather Geo Buchta. Carl Bryant family from Hastings visited the parsonage. Dale Buchta and Mary Ruth Rhodes, university students, weekend with parents. Lawrence Bryan family and Leon Clark and son attended Creston family reunion. Carl Hansen near Central City Rolla Mace Benedict families visiting Geo Mace. Guildford Bryan visited in Minden with mother and sisters. Mr and Mrs Dwayne Fox recently moved from Clarks to Mills place south of Silver Creek. Floyd Frizzel Jr and C E B Daniel attended Foster Daniel funeral in Columbus.

Geo. Mace Vertie Heitzman Osceola Hospital Guildford Bryan Grand Island Ora Wilson Gladys Nelson Glenn Buchta Illinois Geo. Buchta Carl Bryant Hastings Minden Nebr Dwayne Fox Clarks Mills Place Silver Creek Floyd Frizzel C. EB. Daniel Foster Daniel Columbus

District 18 Spelling Winners and Local Moves Featuring Phil Micek

Districts 16 and 18 held a spelling contest at the latter school house with winners named for each grade. Miss Frances and Leo Lassek joined Phil Micek on a day trip to Omana. several families relocated nearby farms including Kosch, Ferricks, and Benda. Friends hosted a gathering for Micek before his U S Army departure with prizes awarded to Cockson and Krzyski couples.

Frances Leo Lassek Phil Micek Omana Wilhelm Kosch Bellwood Edward Wlisko Kosch John Ferricks Gus Benda Ferricks Jake Reisdorff Augusta Hohendorf O’neil Nebr Louis John Stec Monroe John Micek Orville Enyeart Earl of Omaha Emma Enyeart Randolph Brunkhorst Maxine Bernt Gerald Spitz Ralph Biiney Betty Ernst Bobby Ernst Eleanor Staroscik Dorothy Ernst Donna Jean Snyder Lyle Ernst Irma Henggeler Richard Korger Alvin Brodfuehrer Alta Micek U. S. Army Anna Cockson Arthur Cockson Edward Lisko Edward Krzyski Micek

Methodist Church General Meeting Friday March 13 2:30 PM

Rev Albert W Lapthorne leads the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at the church on Friday afternoon March 13 at 2 30 PM with topic The Development of the Christian Church in India led by Elton Berck. Mrs K A Cornish chairs the serving committee. Sunday services March 15 include 10 AM Church School and 11 AM Morning Worship with sermon Enlarging Life. Visitors welcome.

Methodist Church Albert W. Lapthorne Woman’s Society of Christian Service India Elton Berck K. A. Cornish

Miss Opal HarbartVisits With Omaha Parents

Miss Opal Harbart employed by a poultry and cream concern in Omaha visited here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harbart over the weekend.

Opal Harbart Omaha Mrs Earl Harbart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leo Kresha Doane College Harry Sanders, Jr Harry Sanders Jr Nebraska Central College Harry Rex Brysham Glen Buchta Mary Ann Staroscik Omar Rita Bernt Alice Drovwal Raymond Schott Billy Wyman Evelyn Gabel Alice Anderson Leonard Augustine Polk CO Colorado Brauer Polk Freeman J. Hahn Haxtun Freeman Joseph Hahn Ezekah and Laurena Hahn Edenburg Lawrence County Colo Jackson County Mr. Hahn Cooper Laura A. Ripple Hahn Polk Methodist Church Sterling Harry J. Hahn Bremerton Washington Matilda M. Calhoon San Diego Calif Call OF Lutheran Church Fairview News
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