Second annual Father and Son Banquet in Osceola
The Osceola Community Club sponsored the second annual Father and Son Banquet at the Presbyterian Church with 140 men and boys. Governor Adam McMullen spoke for about an hour, stressing fathers as counselors and the value of character, while Miss Sharrer Pierson and others performed. Local awards included arrests for intoxication, store openings, and skating party notes. community events, obituaries, and society notices follow in Osceola news.
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Presbyterian Church
Father & Son
Osceola Community Club
Sharrer
Pierson
Vol
Roles de Messrs
Leon Merrick
Reuben Kron
HA. Ball
Hernan A. Anderson
Adam McMullen
Business Women League Meeting and Banquet Tickets
The Business Women's League urges all members to attend a March 22 meeting with Edith Gray to conduct important business. Tickets for the Mother and Daughter Banquet are available through Ada Ryan Elouise Beatty Edith Gray Ida Hanson Mildred Johnson at Brook's Drug Store and Bertha and Bernice McCormick.
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Business Womens League
Business Women‘s League
Edith Gray
Ada Ryan
Elouise Beatty
Ida Hanson
Mildred Johnson
Brook's Drug Store
Bertha
Bernice McCormick
Clyde Courtney Seeks Sheriff Office on Republican Ticket
Clyde Courtney files for the sheriff race on the Republican ticket. He presents as a candidate aiming to lead the county law enforcement. Supporters note his prior public service and familiarity with local issues.
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Clyde Courtney
A Man Might Be Worth Millions and Still Be a Poor Citizen
The remark questions how wealth does not guarantee civic virtue, highlighting tension between riches and responsible citizenship in a society where money does not define character. It implies that wealth can mask ethical shortcomings and social failings.
Making Ten Spots Grow Where Two Spreads Grown
A bank describes its mission to expand its reach from two spots to ten. It emphasizes community prosperity through helping every individual who gives the opportunity and invites readers to get to know the bank.
Valley residents catch up and spring prep noted
Mrs Silas Barnes and sister of Shelby visited Mrs Rudolf Urban. Walter Mary's baby shows pneumonia but improves. Herman Sorrows jr s son ill recently. Grace Crouse Osceola stayed with Bobbie Leu seur. George Gilbert enjoyed a visit from his Stromsburg father. Mina Buchta visiting daughter Mrs Dunn. Father Welk at Mrs John Krumbach funeral in Shelby. Julius Nebosis visited Silver Creek. Farmers prepare for spring work, some already in fields.
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Walter Mary
Herman Sorrows
Grace Crouse
Osceola
Bobbie Leuseur
George Gilbert
Stromsburg
Mina Buchta
Dunn
Father Welk
John Krumbach
Shelby
Julius Nebosis
Silver Creek
First National Bank of Osceola Promotes Safety Initiative
The Osceola bank launches a safety campaign signaling prioritizing customer protection and secure banking practices. Officials emphasize training, fraud prevention measures, and community outreach to reinforce trust and security.
Historical display planned for Polk County development
The Community Club plans a historical window display showing Polk County's development from early days to today. Contributors may loan items. bring them to Albert Ryans Barber Shop or the County Agents Office for safe care and return in good shape.
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Polk County
Albert Ryan
Patron's Day Observed at School District 61
Last Thursday afternoon patrons attended, admired classroom displays, and enjoyed a four o'clock lunch served by ladies. A brief program followed recess, with a spelling match that provided fun and thought, strengthening ties between school and community.
County Agents Conference Aids Farm Bureau Work
A district conference of county agents from Hamilton York Seward Polk Saunders Colfax and Nance counties will convene at the Farm Bureau Office on Friday March 19. R E Holland District Extension Agent from Lincoln and Harry L Keefe President of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation will attend to assist in the agents' work.
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Hamilton York
Seward Polk
Saunders
Colfax
Nance Counties
Farm Bureau
R. E. Holland
Lincoln
Harry L. Keefe
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Carnival Dance at skating rink entertains town
A Carnival Dance last night featured free caps whistlers and confetti for dancers. The Bellwood Orchestra of six played splendid music. About 100 tickets were sold and the Royal Neighbors provided refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blevins stay with the Burman Miller family in Shelby while Mrs. Miller undergoes a York hospital operation.
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Bellwood
Te Ji Izam
Oscar Blevins
Burman Miller
Shelby
Quillen Returns After Rochester Medical Treatment
A. C. Quillen comes home from Rochester Minnesota after weeks of medical treatment. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Adelson on February 28. Wallace Johnson, attending state university, visited his parents over the weekend. C R Wooley Nebraska District Deputy Modern Woodmen of America is here seeking class candidates for adoption soon. Polk artists will broadcast from Clay Center Friday at 8 p m. Mr and Mrs J A Sedan with daughters Adelia and Elsie were in Benedict Sunday visiting their daughter Mrs Emmet Alton and family.
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A. C. Quillen
Rochester
Minn
Oliver Adelson
Wallace Johnson
State University
Chas. Johnson
C. R. Wooley
Nebraska
Modern Woodman of America
Polk Artists
Clay Center
J. A. Sedan
Adelia
Elsie
Benedict
Emmet Alton
Social Dinner Hosts List Guests for 6:30 Evening
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Will Heitzman entertained guests at a 6:30 dinner. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansen, Mrs. H. M. Powers, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Beeba, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pratt.
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Will Heitzman
Will Hansen
H. M. Powers
H. C. Beeba
H. H. Cox
Harry Pratt
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