O Connor Tyrrell Couple wed in Council Bluffs
O Connor Tyrrell Ace V Tyrrell of this city and Het tie O Connor of Columbus were married in Council Bluffs Iowa on March 19. They left for a brief honeymoon in Kansas City and will return to Osceola later in the week. The bride, a Columbus High School graduate and Eastern Star officer, is well regarded in Columbus and knew in Osceola by few. The groom manages Nielsen Chevrolet Company here and is noted as a progressive young businessman. The Record welcomes the couple and wishes happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor—Tyrrell
Ace V. Tyrrell
Hettie O'Connor
Columbus
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Kansas City
Osceola
Eastern Star Lodge
Sroom
Nielsen Chevrolet Company
Care and Feeding of Baby Chicks circular issued
The College of Agriculture at Lincoln released a bulletin from its poultry department stressing an 85 percent chick survival goal. It covers brooding methods, stove and brooders, floor space, ventilation, sanitation, and feeding regimens for growing pullets. Circular 140i can be obtained from the Osceola county extension agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussehil
Poultry Department
College Ofgriculture
Lincoln
Osceola
Local Population News From Shelby and Osceola Area
Mitten Lindaurst leaves Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Osceola for York. Mrs. Frank Curry of David City visits daughter. Bert Sedgwick and wife guests in Columbus. Arthur Buehholy returns to Economy Cash Grocery. Epworth League party follows revival meetings. Chicken supper at Osceola M B Church. Revival meetings near Haster at Shelby M B E. Quarantine for Smallpox in Shelby area. vaccination required or two weeks absent. Mrs. Wm Kelley visits Osceola. Col Hayhurst buys new Buick. Clarence Maulsby visits from Kensington Kans. Miss Hattie Newcomer in Osceola. Birthday dinner for Ethel Patricia Black. Walter Wells Osceola and Everett Black Fullerton guests. Ed Shaw buys new Ford Sedan. E E Reece, W H Nielsen, George Ballenger fetch two new Fords for Ford Garage. Art Scott and Tom Reece visit Omaha. Frank Langhammer Jr and family visit Stromsburg. Royal Neighbors Kensington meet. Henry Miller daughters help celebrate seventieth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curry
David City
Tom Hattell
Bert Sedgwick
Columbus
Howard Collins
Arthur Buehholy
Economy Cash Grocery
Epworth League
M. i
Buhrman Miller
M. B
Osctola
Mr. Miller
Silas Miller
Haster
M.be
Church of
Shelby
Wm Kelley
Irene
Osceola
James Davis
Col. Hayhurst
Clarence Maulsby
Kensington
Kans
Glen
Hattie Newcomer
J. C. Hotchkiss
Ethel Patricia Black
Walter Wells
Everett Black
Jimmie
Fullerton
Ed Shaw
E. E. Reece
W. H. Nielson
George Ballenger
Omaha
York Visitors Highlighted By Koehler Dunn
Mrs Elton Koehler and Miss Frances Dunn were York visitors Friday in a brief social item noting their day in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Koehler
Frances Dunn
York
Polk County Farmers to Receive Truck License Refunds
County Treasurer Cornish announces refunds for about 250 truck licenses in Polk County. The Supreme Court clarified the farm use exemption, setting a $8.00 license fee and authorizing refunds up to about $15 per truck, with total refunds around $2,000 to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Polk County
Supreme Court
Juniors Stage College Cut-Ups Play to Large Crowd
A large audience attended the Junior Class Play College Cut-Ups at the Auditorium last Thursday night. The snappy college story featured 22 performers, with two pupils ill and replaced last minute. Cast included Hollis Dolan Jr, Raymond Roegers, Arden McBeth, Carol LeMar, Dorothy Shelmadine, Arlene Steenle, Mildred Craven, Donald Anderson, Louise Frasier, Alta Crossnicklams, Billy Rickly, Elmer Tscharner, Harold Headlee, Ernest Waite, Maurice Irland, Ada Lees, Mildred Deeter, Kenneth Johnson, Ruth Ransom, Dorothy Johnson, Lara Newcomer, and Rvald Carlson under directors Miss Lois Resp and Miss Leona Schuitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorim
Jenivee Cook
Paul Jovy
Hollis ‘Dolan Jr
Raymond Roegers
Arden McBeth
Carol LeMar
Dorothy Shelmadine
Arlene Steenle
Mildred Craven
Donald Anderson
Louise Frasier
Alta Crossnicklams
Billy Rickly
Elmer Tscharner
Harold Headlee
Ernest Waite
Maurice Irland
Ada Lees
Mildred Deeter
Kenneth Johnson
Ruth Ransom
Dorothy Johnson
Lara Newcomer
Rvald Carlson
Lois Resp
Leona Schuitz
Woman's Club Notes and Upcoming Activities
The Woman's Club met March 18 with good attendance. By-laws amendments were read and discussed. Arts and Crafts will meet with Mrs Kunkel April 1 for officer elections. March 26 is set for collecting old papers catalogs and magazines with a prize for the room that brings the largest pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Local Social Roundup From Osceola and Nearby Farms
Mr and Mrs Milo Joy and children visit Will Zimmerman home in Osceola. Neighbors and friends attend dinners and gatherings at the Schmidt, Kresha, Farris, and Schott households. Cattle shipments from Oswald Alt to Omaha. Pneumonia illnesses mentioned in Wieseman children. Shenik family hosts welcome gathering for new neighbors on the farm north of Osceola.
Indispensable Things Sermon Series And Thorn Crown Today
Next Sunday morning the second sermon in the series on indispensable things will be given and in the evening the topic will be the thorn crown today. A devotional meeting occurs every Thursday at 7 30 PM. The Bible Class Kenetagton meets next week Tuesday afternoon at the Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenetagton
Corner Drug Store Unveils New Soda Fountain
The Corner Drug Store installed a fine new soda fountain last Friday. The fountain is two feet longer than the other and is of a rich brown marble.
Stro m sburg Commercial Club meets at Park Hotel
The Stro m sburg Commercial Club held its monthly meeting at the Park Hotel with about forty men present for a routine session. They decided not to celebrate July 4 and discussed backing the Chautauqua but took no action. A resolution outlined closing businesses only when deaths occur among those operating around the square.
Report of the Farmers State Bank Osceola Neb March 12 1929
The bank reports assets of 239 498 53 with loans and discounts 141 743 61 overdrafts 162 138 bonds 27060 bank real estate 8000 cash and equivalents 57 197 73 and U S bonds 10000. Liabilities show capital 25000 surplus 2500 undivided profits 2801 45 deposits 209 197 08 and time certificates 77423 87. Officers attest to accuracy before notary on March 19 1929.
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U. S
High Prairie Community Meeting Arrives Friday Evening
High Prairie School hosts a Friday night community meeting on March 22 at 8 p m featuring films Selecting a Laying Hen and Permity Pests and Their Control. A committee will be appointed to plan an extension program for the year and youths will enjoy post program games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie
High Prairie School
Garretson Sundberg Wed in Aurora Nebraska
Zelma Garretson and Ivan Sundberg were married by the County Judge in Aurora Nebraska on March 9. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Garretson of Osceola, is a 1937 Osceola High School graduate who worked at Nash Garage in York. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sundberg of Stromsburg, is a Stromsburg High School graduate who studied at the Nebraska College of Agriculture and worked for Swanson Manufacturing in Stromsburg. They will reside in Stromsburg after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson-Sundberg
Zelma Garretson
Ivan Sundberg
Aurora
Nebi
P. G Garretson
Osceola
Osceola High School
Nash Garage
York
Albert Sundberg
Stromsburg
Stromsburg High School
Horst Family Birthday Celebration in Fremont Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Elmer Horst visited relatives in Fremont Nebraska over the weekend. Elmer Horst’s birthday was celebrated in honor of Mrs Elmer Horst with Frank Creemen’s family. Burrel Fox visited Gresham. Maple Leaf Club meets at Swede Home hosted by Mrs Killa Wisely.
Methodist Church to Welcome Minister Chancellor Schreckengast
Rev H Collier announces Nebraska Wesleyan University educator Chancellor Schreckengast will speak next Sunday morning. A week of nightly services follows with messages recalling Jesus ministry. Baptism and Communion sacraments are planned midweek. Palm Sunday events highlighted by "Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem." parish invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist “Church
H. Collier
Schreckengast
Nebraska ‘Wesleyan University
Ladies Aid Society
L. M. Merrick
Jerusalem
Community Notes From York and Surrounding Areas
Beulah Mrs. Geo Heinemeyer and son Donald visited York Saturday. Calmar Dunn and family Mrs Mina Buchta and Mr and Mrs Will Dake were entertained in Emily Horst home Sunday. Mr and Mrs C O Carlson and son Rayner left for Chicago for a week or ten days. Carlson shipped several cars of cattle to Chicago. Wm Buchta of David City called on friends Thursday. Clarence and Robert Heitzman and Mary Rothermal visited the Heitzman family in David City Monday. W D Hastings has lumbago for two weeks. Friends planned a surprise party for Mrs Elmer Horst Friday for her birthday anniversary. Vertie Heitzman grew sick Sunday but returned home Monday. Mrs Harve McCormick and Mrs Roy Dwyer and daughter Patricia of Silver Creek visited Emma Beltzer in Osceola Sunday afternoon. LeRoy Rhodes and family called on the Heitzman home in Osceola Sunday evening. Luella Lovell spent the weekend in York. Chas Hastings and wife of Lushton visited Mrs Hastings parents Saturday and Sunday. Grace Daniel called to Norfolk Friday for Tom Applegate illness. Millie Daniel of Osceola staying at Chalmar Daniel home while Mrs Daniel in Norfolk. John Mickey and Irene and Mrs Dean McCormick drove to South Dakota Wednesday for medical treatments.
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Geo. Heinemeyer
Donald
York
Calmar Dunn
Mina Buchta
Will Dake
Emily Horst
C. O. Carlson
Rayner
Chicago
Carlson
Wm. Buchta
David City
Clarence
Robert Heitzman
Mary Rothermal
Richard Heitzman
W. D. Hastings
Lumbago
Elmer Horst
Vertie Heitzman
Osceola
Harve McCormick
Roy Dwyer
Patricia
Silver Creek
Emma Beltzer
LeRoy Rhodes
Heitzman
Oscerola
Luella Lovell
Chas. Hastings
Lushton
Hasting
Griffin Johnson nuptials mark Polk area note
Lydia Griffin and Delmar Johnson wed Monday afternoon at the Lutheran Parsonage with Nor a Leseur and Walter Griffin as attendants. The bride, Osceola High School graduate, is the daughter of Oliver Griffin, and the groom is John P. Johnson’s son. They plan a Lincoln honeymoon then reside on the Joe Scholz farm east of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin-Johnson
Lydia Griffin
Delmar Johnson
Paul Melin
Nora Leseur
Walter Griffin
Oliver Griffin
Osceola
Osceola High School
John P. Johnson
Lincooln
Joe Scholz
Wittuhns Visit Norfolk and Local Happenings
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wittuhn and their son spent a few days in Norfolk this week. Buff Orpington hatching eggs are for sale at $3.00 per hundred with contact Mrs. Hilbert Buehta, phone 2203, Osceola. The Sixth Grade held a party at Ruth Frahm’s home on Monday night with Rock as the activity and refreshments provided. Grace Stowe has resigned from the Drs. Shaw and Smith office. Mary Anderson takes her place. Alex Mustard and spouse sold Ridge property to County Agent Kelly and will live with their son Merritt Mustard in North Platte. Kelly plans house improvements before moving in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Wittuhn and
Norfolk
Orpington
Hilbert Buehta
Osceola
Ruth Frahm
Rock
Grace Stowe
Plan a Vegetable Garden for Winter Canning and Storage
The article urges planning a spring vegetable garden to supply two daily servings of vegetables and fruits for eight non growing months. It recommends listing desired vegetables, charting plantings, and storing produce like squash, parsnips, turnips, beets, carrots, onions, and cabbage. It provides per person targets: 60 pints vegetables, 42 pints fruits, 45.6 pounds stored vegetables, and 99 pounds fresh and dried fruits, with adjustments for children under six.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Tom
S Cabin
Vitaphone
Mitten Lindaurst
Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company
Goodyear Tires
Quaker State Oils
Milo Joy
Will Zimmerman
Nick Gondringer
Ford
Platte
Gus Kopf
John
Polk
Leo Kresha
Hamund Schott
Joseph Schott
Victoria Morys
Bennett Farm
Rudolf Nitch
Edmund Schott
Fern Lucille
George Wieseman
Walter Wieseman
James McKeagh
Fred Dunn
Julius Nebosis
Walter
Oswald Alt
Louie Shenik
Fred Schmoker
Shenik
Presbyterian Church
Commercial Club
Park Hotel
George W. Sterling
Chautarmua
M. D. Strong
State University
Burl Hicks
Hedbloom
Albert, Jr
Mesdames
Alex Scott
J. C. Malster
L. H. Headstrom
Fremont
Edna Olson
Leigh
Nebr
Harry Lanham
Christensen
Our City
C. A. Flippen
Arthur
C. Morrill
George H. Presson
Helen Scott
Signa Malmen
Mission Circle Society
Farmers State Bank of
State of
Nebraska
J. C. A. Frasier
Department of Trade and Commerce
C. A. Frasier
M. Horst
FE. E. Merrick
Phil B. Campbell
Herman-Sarow
Burrel Fox
Gresham
Maple Leaf Club
Killa Wisely
Charles Hoffer
Clarks
Frank Miller
Chancey Creemen
Harvey Miller
Lawrence
Ralph
Wm. Dake
Beni McCormick
Jake Enyart
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Beulah
Nina Tenney
Dorothy Creen
Central City
Bill McGaffin
University
Hazel Day
I. D. Huston
Polk High School
Huston
Polk Weoman
A. I. Sundberg
Af. J. Allison
C. J. Crew
Vine
QO. F. Alfreds
Daisy Slusser
Corr
C. R. Peterson
Treas
D. H. Westfall
R. L. Peterson
R. J. Allison
W. H. Pollock
Dave Carlson
Fairmont
Westfall
O. F. Alfreds
J. E. McDaniel
Mildred
Missouri
Wm. Lind
California
C. V. Lind
Minot
No. Dak
E. J. Youman
Ervin Fossberg
R. L. Cox
Farmers State Bank
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