Stromsburg Social Notes Highlight Busy Week
Local items report visitors from Polk and Osceola, trips to Lincoln and York, and cattle shipments to Omaha. The Scandinavian Mutual Insurance meeting elected officers, while the New Model Clothing Co opened with a lunch. Community updates include illnesses, a double wedding, and obituaries for Elizabeth Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Baker
Co. A. Larson
Lincoln
George Olson
C. D. Jacobson
Henry Peterson
Omaha
M. B. Smith
Polk
Oscar J. Anderson
Elijah Bump
Shelby
August Carlson
Isaac Swanson
York
Dick Freeman
Gresham
Thayer
Alfred Merritt
Grand Island
Carl Smith
L. A. Erickson
Madge Barber
Osceola
Emil Johnson
Mas
Alice Stromberg
John Colson
Frank Colson
F. A. Hultgren
Rystrom Co
C. L. Lafler
Benedict
A. N. Johnson
Hotaé
Meta Fa
Ray Hunsaker
Hunsaker
J. H. Neals
Carthage
New Model Clothing Co
Stromsburg
Deaths of Peter Lindholm and John Adolph Johnson
Obituaries from Stromsburg Nebraska report the deaths of Peter Lindholm on March 8 and John Adolph Johnson, with funeral details. Lindholm born January 1 1841 in Sweden, survived by widow and four children. Johnson born April 23 1843 in Sweden, lived in Pilk County and Swede Home, survived by wife and four children. Both services were conducted locally by area pastors.
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H. Chistenson
Chauncey Arnold
H. Christenson
Rollin Carlson
Chauncey
Christie
Lou Woods
Walier
Mont
Joe Woods
Osceola
Oscar Jones
QO. E. Jones
Alma Nelson
Waverly
Nebraska
Blanghe Jones
Harold Johnson
Stromsburg
C. J. Franzen
Jones
O. E. Jones
Elizabeth Underhill
M. E. Church
Rose
Underhill
Morreil Underhill
Lincoln
Burton
Edgar
Ray
Pearl
Nelson
Peter Lindholm
Co. A. Falk
Sweden
mar_riage
Anna C. Wickberg
America
Los Angeles
John Adolph Johnson
Lutheran Church
August
Albert Johnson
Gunonard Samuelson
Otto Swanson
Illnois
Pilk County
Stromeburg
Gard of Thanks for Deceased Husband and Father
Expression of gratitude to friends for kindness during the death and burial. Thanks to singers and flower contributors. Named individuals include Mrs Adolph Johnson and Mr and Mrs August Johnson, Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson, Mr and Mrs Gunnard Samuelson, Myr and Mrs Otto Swanson.
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Adolph Johnson
August Johnson
Albert Johnson
Gunnard Samuelson Myr
Otto Swanson
Osceola Cemetery Meeting Date Set for March 31
Gust A Peterson returns home from Omaha on business. Osceola cemetery association to hold its annual meeting Friday March 31. Recent filings list Roy Cox Republican for Clerk and Roy Van Hoosen Democrat for Sheriff. Woman's Literary Club elected officers on March 8 led by Pres Mrs Wm Merrick and Sec Treas Mrs R M Gillespie. D K Pearce couple to celebrate golden wedding March 21 with 2 to 6 pm home reception. Dorothy Potter birthday party hosted by Sheriff and Mrs D H Potter at Crouse Tex Co basement with music and refreshments.
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Gust .A. Peterson
Omaha
Osceola Cemetery Association
Roy Cox
Roy van Hoosen
Woman's Literary Club
Wm. Merrick
George Campbell
Treas
R. M. Gillespie
D. K. Pearce
Dorothy ‘Potter
Sheriff
D. H. Potter
Crouse_Tex. Co
Local social notes on engagements and nuptials
A party and reception for Mrs O W Steever filled a southwest city section with neighbors. The Steever family moved today to a Stromsboro farm. A nuptial shower honored Miss Lilian Chauner ahead of her marriage to Albert Timm. An announcement social at Dr and Mrs L M Shaw celebrated the forthcoming marriage of Miss Leah Shaw to R W Shirey of Wayne Nebraska with a numbered key and flower ceremony.
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O. W. Steever
Miss Chauner
Albert Timm
L. M. Shaw
Leah Shaw
R. W. Shirey
Wayne
Nebraska
Little Mystic
W. J. Rickly
Presbyterian Church Service and Pastoral Call Meeting
Regular services next Sunday with Dr. Cherry of Omaha preaching both morning and evening. A congregational meeting follows the morning service to consider issuing a call to Rev. T. E. Barr as pastor. All members urged to attend.
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Cherry
Omaha
T. E. Barr
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Lent Services Notice
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church invites prayer meetings every Wednesday evening and a Sunday School at 10 A M. Divine morning service at 11 and evening service at 730 Swedish. Pastor Adolf Serenius calls for repentance and welcomes all to the services.
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
Adolf Serenius
Grace and Valley Churches Sunday Schedules and Leagues
Grace and Valley churches announce Sunday School at 10 in the Valley and 10 30 in town with Superintendents Mark Timm and P C Wieseman. Epworth League meets at 7 pm on the topic My Debt to a High Vision led by Ruth Herrmann. Congregation decides to pay.
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Grace and Valley
Mark Timm
P. C. Wieseman
Epworth League
Ruth Herrmann
Mina Taylor dresses showcase fashion and fabric choices
The piece promotes Mina Taylor frocks emphasizing fine fabrics chosen for looks and wear, with advance style notes from designers. It highlights No. 34801 gingham dress with pockets and appliques, No. 34700 plaid organdie trim, No. 34703 gingham plaid with organdie trim, and notes color options and a price of 7.50 dollars.
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Mina Taylor
Town Pavements Tax Collected In Bulk
A town message from Pastor J. A. Kbin states that pavement taxes tied to town property were collected in bulk and will be paid promptly within a few days.
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J. A. ‘Klbin
Polk County Church Notes Promise Strong Attendance
First M E Church reports splendid Sunday services and 154 in Sunday school with Epworth League attendance. Polk County Sunday school convention meets Saturday at 2:30 and runs to Sunday night except Sunday morning service as roads improve. Pastor W W Hull invites all to regular services Sunday.
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Epworth League
Polk County Sunday School
Polk
W. W. Hull
Swanson and Hultman Tie In Home Wedding
Miss Myrtle Swanson and Eg nar C. Eultman wed at the Swanson home on Wednesday afternoon with about one hundred relatives and friends present. Rev. C. A. Swward officiated as the Norwegian Bridal Procession played. Attendants included Anna Hultman, Arthur Swanson, Helen Sherwood, and Marie Sherwood. The ceremony featured a white arch, and the home was decorated in pink and white. The couple will soon move to Genoa Nebraska to start housekeeping on a farm.
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Myrtle Swanson
Egnar C. Eultman
Aug. R. Swanson
C. A. ‘Swuard
Freda Matson
Anna Hultman
O. G. Berg
Genoa
Stev. C. A. Sward
Nebraska
Mina Taylors For Days at Home
At breakfast or the market, in your porch or in your kitchen, you can make a charming picture in the more simply designed Mina Taylors planned for such uses. Each frock shows that a dress can be both serviceable and beautiful.
Mina Taylor Dress-Up Frocks Priced At $9.75
The 1922 Mina Taylor dress-up frocks feature gingham with organdie and embroidery details. Styles include checked and plain combinations with belts and cuffs, offering dainty, novel lines for home wear at modest prices.
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Mina Taylor
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Osceola Record
Robert GC. Douglas
Polk Co
Nebr
Simon Thompson
Edgar Wright
Omahu
Lloyd Wright
Dana Shostrom
Emma Dahl
Floyd Wright
Aurora
Earl Wright
N. O. Freewan
Julian
Roy Parker
Central City
Harry “Maxwell
W. Fred Johnson
Leo Carlson
John Carlson
The
State University
Commercial Club
Scott Hall
Peter Arnold
Schuyler
J. L. Hochreiter
Ravenna
Arnold
Albert Pierson
Albert
Scandinavian Mutual Ins. Co
A. C. Anderson
Gust Chindgren
Gladys Stephens
Purcell
Colo
B. E. Knorr
C. E. Hagelin
Mr. Hagelin
A. EF. Bodine
Myron Johnson
Wesley Colson
A. B. Lind
Esther Swanher
Deed Fritsch
Ad. Kner
M. H. Nelson
Kenneth
Dannebrog
Peter Nelsons
N. L. Nelson
Petrus C. Nelson
Swede
Presbyterian Church
Mina Taylors
M.E. Church
Einer
Ross
Fiks I VapoRus
Percy Drum
West Side
Erchand
House
Mama Bey
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