Weddings and political notes from Osceola area March 1902
In Osceola and Beulah neighborhoods a quiet March wedding united Miss Freda Mackie to A Kannon at the Mackie home. Local caucus nominees for town board include A A Kannon C G Gylling and others. Frank Cole wed Anna Krepsback at David City. Baseball fever nips early. Johnnie McKeag returns from the Philippines. Cr C Clark promoted to Papillion. Spelling honors go to Miss Mable Merrick Shelby and others. Contained items from March 20 1902 and 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Mackie
Miss Freda
A. Kannon
A. A. Kannon
C. G. Gylling
C. D. Stoner
S. W. Gushee
S. A. Snider
Amos Deland
Frank Cole
Giles Cole
Anna Krepsback
Clear Creek Precinct
David City
Johnnie McKeag
Phillippines
Cr. C. Clark
Papillion
U. P
Clark
Polk County
Osceola
Mable Merrick
Shelby
Della Hanshew
Flossie Hanshew
Arthur Twarling
Obituary and local notices from Osceola events
Walter Swanson born 1891 died March 12 at 39 while visiting neighbors. He is survived by two brothers and sisters. Winners of the Declamatory Contest were Einar Oberg Victor Herrmann and Matilda Amacner. Ralph Mills appointed census enumerator for Osceola. Violet Bodine and Lloyd Robinson married March 12 at Swede Home parsonage. They will live on a local farm. Womans Club Music Department chose Mrs Fred Schumann as director with Mrs C G Greenwood as accompanist. Miss Hazel McMeekin left Campbell and Campbell and Farm Bureau offices. Miss Evelyn Matheson now employed at Campbell and Campbell. County Treasurer Kenneth Cornish appointed chair of legislative committee at state convention in Omaha. Miss Ruby Carlson to graduate Luther College and gave a piano recital March 4. Carlson awarded second honors by faculty. Auditorium program features Big News with Carol Lombard and This Thing Called Love with Constance Bennett Edmund Lowe and Zazu Pitts plus The Phantom in the House with Ricardo Cortez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Swanson
Einar Oberg
Victor Herrmann
Matilda Amacner
Ralph Mills
Osceola
Violet Bodine
Lloyd Robinson
Womans Club
Fred Schumann
C. G.greenwood
Hazel McMeekin
Campbell & Campbell
Farm Bureau
Evelyn Matheson
Omaha
Kenneth Cornish
Ruby Carlson
Luther Colege
Washingtons trees and census talks out in the open
An essay on Washington D C tree planting and city growth notes 60 000 trees after the Civil War rising to 150 000 today along streets and avenues. It cites planning rules limiting building heights to keep trees dominant. It also contrasts the census debate and a long standing flag tradition at Francis Scott Key’s grave in Mt Olivet Maryland with remarks by William Tyler Page of the Flag Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grant
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Government Triangle
National Capitol
House of State
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Ft. McHenry
Congress
William Tyler Page
U. S. Flag Assn
Key Monument
Indians Graduate Yell Echoes at College Rally
A vivid exchange highlights a crowd's reactions as attendees recall sharp, proud chants from Native American alumni. The remark underscores pride in education and the intense energy at the event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Arnie Mace
Mary Holtz
Beulah
Columbus
Warren Randell
M. A. Mills, Jr
W. E. Snider
E. J. Anderson
J. A. Carlson
H. J. McBeth
C. E. Milks
John Deland
Hastings
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Shelby Theatre
J. D. Jarmin
Sun
John Wayne
Claire Trevor
Roy Rogers
U.S
Edw. R. Burke
United States
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Fred G. Johnson
Epublican Congress
4Th
John Knickrehm
N’r
Geo. W. Miller
Polk, Hamilton
Clay Counties
H. Diers
Joe E.gunnerson
A. L. Miller
DR. O. Olson
Ray Thomas
Gus Johnson
Edw
M. Baumann
Republican
Forovernor
Iilier
A. L. Neumann
Richard H. Larson
Carl Curtis
Ways and Means Committee
Japan
USA
Tokio
Austin
Census Bureau
Senate
House
David
Joab
Israel
Dan
Beersheba
House of Commons
Kenya
Vandenberg
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United States Senate
Chicago Tribune
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
U. S. Senate
Browne
Hugh Butler
Senator Hastings
Garry
Norton
Nels A. Torstenson
Iowa
Illinois
Reed
Sudan
Texas
Alfalfa
Dakota
Grimm
Alsike
Wasconia Orange
Jarmin & Lees Seed CO
Nebr
Bud
Irvin Deeds
Irvin
Dorothy Pearson
Ferne Kotlar
Coates
Cecil H. Coates
Secretary
Walter F. Cozad
Walter Coza
Havens, Nebraska
Havens
Lincoln Highway
Clarks
Silvercreek
Tony Marvin and His
Fine Orchestra
W. Ray Bill
Court House Square
O— DR. R. B. Lytle
First National Bank
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Hesler
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