Osceola News Highlights and Local Movements
In the Osceola area Chas Heinemeyer buys Ex Sheriff Miller farm 190 acres. H S Dearborn eyes Argus paper venture. several locals attend meetings and plan park improvements. Nearby, a bank robbery in Arel IA results in casualties. Maude Musselman and companions visit Osceola. marriage of VanHoosen and Persinger. Keene Ludden returns with Powers driving. Ten years prior notes on Ruth Herrmann wedding and 1925 school board race with caucuses and civic events.
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Chas. Heinemeyer
Platte Precinct
Miller
L. King
Master Ross
David City
Arel
Iowa
B. S. Mickey
Osceola
H. L. Gregg
Iowa City
Maude Musselman
Miss Westburg
Lindley Heald
Eugenia West
Harry Anderson
Ladies Aid Society
Mother Stevens
Rebekah
E. Hartle
G. W. West
Lewis VanHoosen
Lulu R. Persinger
Lincoln
L. J. VanHoosen
Mr. VanHoosen
George Engelhardt
Norton
Night Watch
Nate
Keene Ludden
Harry Powers
Powers
Keene
Bill Hanshew
Park Association
Ruth Herrmann
Philip W. Jacoby
A. J. Herrmann
Florida
St Andrews community notices and church events
Miss Rose Kresha will teach at Ball School in district 18 for the coming term after two successful terms at district 9. Lenten devotions at St Andrews church are held Fridays and Sundays at 7 30 led by Father S Wagner. Mr Eller now hosts the church dance scheduled for March 17 with Charles White and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kresha
Kresha
District 9
Nelle Taddiken
Shelby
iMr
Albert Schmoker
Tom Schmoker
Fritz Johansen
Genevieve Taddiken
District 68
St. Andrews Church
Father S. Wagner
Miss Rose
George Kresha
Leo Kresha
St. Andrew’s Church
Eller
Sophia Kresha
Osceola
Adolph Kresha Jr
Gerhart Kresha
Oswald Kropach
Pilzno
Virginia Bernt
Albert W. Gabriel
Joseph Schott
Schafscopf
Mr. Schott
Gerald Minner
William Markhofer
Columbus
Edward Messing
One-Stop Produce Station Promises Top Market Prices
A status-filled notice touts a local produce shop as a one stop station where sellers can obtain the highest market prices for their produce. The message emphasizes comprehensive service and customer satisfaction.
School Notes Highlight Weekly Classes and Activities
Kindergarten students worked with color panels and learned wind directions, while many absences were noted. First grade explored Dutch culture with a sand box scene and heard a National Radio program. Second grade finished How We Travel and began Dutch studies. Fourth grade enjoyed a radio program and a fifth grade play. Department pupils attended a Theatre party and heard dramatizations of The King of the Golden River. Spelling contests continue with Bob Hansen leading as county event postponed to April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnagram
Jimmie Malek
Miss Oberg
Dolores Carmen
Golden River
Elmo Danskin
Jimmie Johnston
Youth Castle
Dick Mills
Laurence Jackson
Princess Tenderheart
Effie Brown
Her Page
Carl Moore
King
Vance Stickell
Prince Cut Anddried
Don Malek
Dr. Sadcase
Wayne Lesner
Shirley Ball
Shirley Mae Koehier
Marilyn Brown
Dean DeLand
Marilyn
Shirley Temple
Tenderheart
Bob Hansen
Community notices from Wesley Chapel area spring events
Rev Allen K Williams and four State University students gave a fine program at Wesley Chapel on March 8. Church groups met, a Japanese tea was planned, families moved nearby, and theater shows Cyclone Sally drew overflow crowds in District 40 and District 21. Residents prepare for a March sale at Anderson Mercantile Co.
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Allen K. Williams
The
State University
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Fred Merrick
Roy Moore
Kansas
Ellen Moore
Ronal Peterson
Osceola
Humboldt
Sally
District 40
Shelby Parish
District 21
Alvin Weeden
H. H. Club
T. D. Richards
Roy Cox
Florida
Polk County
Cheyenne County
Frank Banks
Nebraska
A. E. Dawes
Floyd West
BE. Dow Bancroft
M. E. Church
Shelby
Valley and Fairview Churches Aid Notes
The Valley Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. A. Grossnicklaus next Tuesday afternoon. Choirs at Fairview and Valley drew praise. Mrs. Fred Wieseman sang at Valley. Choir meets Tuesdays at the parsonage. Maxcy and Westman hosted Tuesday gatherings. Be B. Maxcy, pastor invites all to attend service and Sunday School at 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Valley Church
Valley Ladies Aid
A. Grossnicklaus
Fred Wieseman
Prince May Claim Treasure From Duchy Lands Near Dorchester
Archeologists unearthed a hoard of gold coins and a gold ring on Duchy of Cornwall land near Dorchester England. The prince of Wales could claim the treasure if he opts to exercise his rights and Maiden Castle on the estate also belongs to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchy of Cornwall
Dorchester
England
Prince of Wales
Maiden Castle
Chinese and Japanese Populations in America Compared
Collier's Weekly notes that 139 000 Japanese and 75 000 Chinese live in the United States. It cites gender ratios with 25 Chinese women and 70 Japanese women per 100 men, and observes visible Chinese businesses in Chinatowns while women remain less seen on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Collier’s Weekly
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Walter J. Herbes
A. A. Gray
Jay Hastings
Fred Schwab
S. A. Snider
M. A. Mills
K. A. Cornish
Citizens Party
Jos. Anderson
Washington D. C
Lou Israel
Stromsburg
Masonic
Eastern Star Lodges
Captain Edwards
Mathilde Netsell
ST. Andrews
Mickey Produce
North Side
Itsa Bay Eer
Farmers Union State Exchange — Osceola
Rivoli
Mickey Mouse
Nat Lavine Presbys
Loutai Me
Aia Sralps Emorgan
Erinzo'brien
Moore Ju Hordure
Phyllis Fra¢ de Oras
Collis
Popeye
James Dunn
Alice Faye
Hollywood
P. J. Lamoree Stromsburg
Wesley Chapel
Anderson Mercantile Co
Fender
Carl
Reed Bros. Motor Co
Osceola, Nebr
Roper
Ange Ensemble
Fomre As
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