Complete three days conference of Stromeburg churches
The Annual District Meeting of Stromeburg churches held sessions at Osceola and Swede Home with eight churches in the district. Bad roads hindered attendance but four services were held at each location. Officers elected for the coming year were Rev. J. A. Christenson president Rev. A Serenius secretary and Rev. Holger Pierson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromeburg
Osceola
J. A. Christenson
A. Serenius
Holger Pierson
Ford sets February record with 116000 plus sales
Detroit reports February Ford retail sales reached 116,086 units, the eleventh month over 100,000. Strong demand, despite weather, pushes 1.25 million Ford cars sold in the period. production plans to 6,000 daily by April face tight supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Northwest
New England
California
Ford Dealer Organization
Poultry Flock Improvement Methods for Breeding Males
Poultry men at the University of Manitoba Agricultural College suggest three spring solutions to obtain breeding males. Farmers may buy hatching eggs and raise cockerels, buy cockerels from breeders who rely on this demand, or select from neighboring flocks to support local industry and cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of N. Agricultural College
Not Only Jazz But Bright Plumage for Men
Cliff Wescott of Pittworth and acting secretary of the Nobrcky Retail Clothiers Association spoke in Omaha on fashion for jazz events. Charles H. Bunnell of the National Merchants and Traders Executive Committee noted conventions will feature men in colorful, richly dyed outfits with striking patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Wescott
Pittwonth
Nobrcky Retail Clothiers Association
Omaha
Carles H. Bunnell
National Associations Merchants and Tai “S
Drake
Mov
Senior High Class Party Ties St Patrick Fun to Finals
The senior class held a party last Friday night with St Patrick decorations and features. The school basketball tournament took place Thursday and Friday nights with the following results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Basketball scores and finals from a school event
Scattered notes show first round results for Freshman and Sophomore girls and boys, with Junior and Senior divisions. The document mentions a Senior Girls finals and a reference to Sophomore Boys, plus unclear faculty notes.
Community notes add births travel and visits
Correspondence records births and visitors around Osceola including a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs Joe Hirsch. Residents travel to Lincoln Omaha and Benedict with work news and club meetings. Legions event results and golf club by laws noted amid local visits and plans for the season.
Local items note farm moves and a Mayo Institute appointment
Hartwig Flodman crossed from Clarks to his home during a blizzard after a cattle trip to Omaha. Mrs. S. S. Moore and Mrs. H. Christenson plan improvements, including porches and room additions. Dr. James Marquis, Harvard graduate, is named to the Mayo Clinic staff in Rochester, New York, beginning July 1 for at least three years. Frank O. Olson, prominent farmer, dies near town. funeral at home and Mission church. Father and Son banquet at Scott Hall draws 200, with speeches by Rev. Lindquist and Hon. C. Petrus Peterson. local musicians perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hirsch
Oscar Rystrom
Lincoln
Elijah Bump
Shelby
David Knerr
Adn
F. O. Peterson
Anton Sjoland
Osceola
M. W. Johnson
Omaha
The
Telephone Co
Johnson
Tuesaday
Ralph Tschauner
Mr. Leeds
Colson Drug
Harry Wendling
Vernon
Cozad
E. E. Knerr
Werren Witham
Bloomington
Ill
Dr. Sharp
T. A. James
Sharp
Sutherland
Nebr
L. Norval Pearce
F. R. Marquis
Kemmer
Colo
W. J. Marquis
Sendy Leach
San Francisco
Ogden
Frisco
Lncal Chanter
D.A.R
Hayes Headstrom
A. V. Eielson
J. G. Green
Vracstenius
Ed Stevens
Lodge Nore
Gertrude
Stromsbureg
Polk
A Nelson
Stratton
Colc
Sarran Orhich
Nenarine
Jos. Queen
Nelson
Colorado
Hartwig Flodman
Clarks
S. S. Moore
C. F. Moore
Will
H. Christenson
F. A. Guegeenmos
Frank O. Olson
Mission Church
O. W. Nelson
Knox County
Saunders County
Polk County
Anna Swanson
Olson
Scott Hall
Local travel notes and visits from regional figures
Ira F. Wood traveled to Omaha on Saturday while R. L. Cox spent the last week on business in Denver. Cc. H. Lindburg returned from Lincoln on Saturday. Rev Claud Neal and F. A. Riese were bound for Grand Island on Thursday. Mrs Ruth Carter visited Miss Helen Scott at Stromsburg on Saturday. W F Paltort and family were listed as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira F. Wood
Omaha
R. L. Cox
Denver
Cc. H. Lindburg
Lincoln
Claud Neal
F. A. Riese
Grand Iisland
Ruth Carter
Helen Scott
Stromsbureg
W. F. Paltort
Iwife and Son
Vis
Myrtle Viola Johnson Weds Arthur Swanson at Swede Home Lutheran
Myrtle Viola Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Swan Johnson married Arthur R Swanson son of Mr and Mrs August R Swanson at Swede Home Lutheran church Thursday evening March 45s at 7 pm Rev C A Sward officiated. About four score friends attended with flower girls Little Migses Saylor and Sherwood. A four course luncheon followed and a short program of songs and addresses. The couple will farm on the Swanson farm four miles west of Swede Home and be at home after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Myrtle Viola Johnson
Swan Johnson
Arthur R. Swanson
August R. Swanson
C. A. Sward
Carl Cedarburg
Sai
Morris Swanson
Edla Johnson
Ovassion
Migses Saylor
Sherwood
Church Flor
Lfe
Jes
St Patrick’s Day Fete Hosts Ride-A-Wee Ladies Club
On Friday March 16 the Ride-A-Wee Ken sington ladies were entertained by husbands at a St Patrick’s celebration. A four course banquet in the Odd Fellows hall served by Mrs Dixon and daughters, with crepe and carnations in day colors. Winners of games at the George Craven home included Mesdames Roy Cornish Newcomer and Carstens first and Mesdames Craven and Fillman second. Guests left content that the Gentlemens Ride-A-Wee Club excels as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Odd Fellows Hal
George Craven
Mesdames Roy Cornish
Newcomer
Carstens
Mesdames Craven
Fillman
Woman's Literary Club Meets. book reviews discussed
The Woman's Literary Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Hull. Sixteen members attended. The lesson covered reviews of The Promised Land and The Valley of Vision. The next meeting with Mrs. King is scheduled for April 3 to discuss Bird Ltdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Literary Club
Mrs Hansen Hosts Gab-a-lots and Rickley Club
Mrs. W. O. Hansen entertained the Gab-a-lots Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Blanche Rickley served as hostess to the club Wednesday afternoon of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hansen
Blanche Rickley
Kensington Eastern Star Meets at Dunn Home
Eastern Star Kensington held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. James Dunn home with Mrs. Chas Dunn and Miss Nell Campbell assisting. Guests invited. social time followed by refreshments. Mrs. Timm received a pearl necklace from Star and Kensington members honoring her service as Worthy Matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Kensington
James Dunn
Chas. Dunn
Nell Campbell
Timm
Star
Royal Neighbors Host Social Afternoon Saturday
The Royal Neighbors will hold a social afternoon this Saturday hosted by Mrs. James Dunn. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Jos. Anderson, Mrs. R. G. Douglas, and Mrs. Fridenstine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Jos. Anderson
R. G. Douglas
Fridenstine
Merry Workers Meet at Presbyterian Parlors
Merry Workers will convene next Thursday in the Presbyterian church parlors with Mesdamen Rutter Tyler and John Irland serving as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mesdamen Rutter
Tyler
John Irland
PTA to Present Extensive Entertainment at Auditorium
The Parents Teachers Association schedules an extensive entertainment program at the Auditorium on Monday evening April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Parents Teachers Association
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Quarters
Lloyd Crouse and Pearl Emma were issued a marriage license. Further details appear unclear in the source, but the notice confirms the union of two individuals named Lloyd Crouse and Pearl Emma.
Beulah Junior Poultry Club Re Organizes for 1933
Beulah Community group Beulah Junior Poultry Club re organizes for 1933 with Mrs Henry Tockey chosen as local leader and guiding figure for the club s activities within the Beulah area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Henry Tockey
Campfire Girls Stage Home Talent Program At School House
The Campfire Girls presented a Monday evening program at the school house auditorium to a good sized audience. The show featured two skits including Nellie Made Good and Our Aunt From California with strong performances by Marjorie Sturdevant Doris Burdick Helen Newcomer and Hazel Benson. Notable specialties included a piano duet by Ruth Hanson and Nadine Stowe a dance by Marjoria Touglas and a character song by Marjorie Sturdevant and Mildred Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campfire Girls
School House
Nellie
Campfire Girls Organization
California
Marjorie Sturdevant
Mrs. Pierce
Doris Burdick
Helen Newcomer
Hazel Benson
Europe
Ruth Hanson
Nadine Stowe
Marjoria Touglas
Mildred Anderson
Cast of Nellie Siads Good in Mrs. Pierce play
Cast list includes Marjorie Sturdevant Doris Burdick Edith Newcomer Nellie Tucker Ruth Brown Lulu servant Hazel Benson Florence Harris Mildred Anderson Eleanor Mills Maggie McCarthy Dorothy Lovell and others in the Nellie Siads Good production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rCast
Nellie Siads
Mrs. Pierce
Marjorie Sturdevant
Doris
Doris Burdick
Edith
Helen Newcomer
Nellie Tucker
Ruth Brown
Lulu
Hazel Benson
Florence Harris
Mildred Anderson
Tuiy Ets le Pewele
Sete Verma Joy Mary
Eleanor Mills
Maggie McCarthy
Dorothy Lovell
Our Aunt From California Cast List Confusing Reads
Cast listing shows Felicia Needy Nadine Stowe and Dorothea Dixon in unclear roles with several names repeated or garbled. Sue details indicate Grace Rogers Sally Needy Marjorie Douglas Mrs Needy and Lucile Dearborn appear as aunt figures along with a dressmaker and other names. The fragment suggests a domestic comedy or family drama set around Calfornia connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Felicia Needy
Nadine Stowe
Rosale Nestexpi
Beangen
Sally Needy
Marjorie Douglas
Needy
Grace Rogers
Miss Wilcoxingiles
Lucile Dearborn
Merry Muntoburn
Dorothea Dixon
State Y M C A Convention to hear Dr. Mott in Lincoln
The Thirty seventh Nebraska Y M C A convention meets in Lincoln April 2 and 3 with Dr John R Mott as principal speaker. J Dean Ringer will present the annual report covering 13 city associations 5 county associations 18 college Y M C A s and about 50 Hi Y clubs. The event features an exhibit of Y M C A activities and special rail fare rates are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
John R. Mott
Lincoln
Young Men's Christian Associations of
Nebraska
International Committee
Mott
Scottish Rite
J. Dean Ringer
Omaha
R. L. Ewing
Religious Work
Arthur N. Cotton
Boys’ Work
Omaha National Bank
Boys Study Farm Accounts at Hubbell Club meeting
Fourteen boys aged 16 to 20 gathered at J F Conklin's home to work through farm accounting tasks. The Hubbell Nebraska Farm Accounts Club members practiced arithmetic and bookkeeping with business analysis concepts, in a program conducted with cooperation from the State Agricultural College and the county agricultural agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Conklin
Hubbell
Nebr
Ufe
State Agricultural College
County Agricultural Agent
Crouse and Zedicher Union at Shelby Parsonage
Lloyd Crouse of this city and Pearl Zedicher of Shelby were married at the U B parsonage in Shelby with Rev Caldwell officiating. The couple, well known in the county, receive congratulations from friends. The groom serves as a Polk County highway patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Crouse
Pearl .Zedicher
Shelby
U. B
Caldwell
Polk County
Nelsons Host Housewarming at New Farm Move
Arthur S. Nelson moved to the Henry G. Herrmann farm northeast of town this week. A 25-guest housewarming followed as friends and neighbors arrived to help warm the place with a fine luncheon and festive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Nelson
Henry G. Herrmann
Nelsons
Merry Workers Host Sociable at Presbyterian Church
The Merry Workers social at the Presbyterian church last Thursday night drew 75 members and guests. Games filled the evening and a luncheon of sandwiches pickles pie and coffee followed. St Patrick's Day themed favors and prizes added to the fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Death of Frank Frerichs in Columbus Hospital
Frank Frerichs died after a lingering illness at Columbus hospital at 4 30 on Tuesday. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow. He leaves his father Carl Frerichs of Columbus two brothers Henry Frerichs of Bainsville Mont and John Frerichs of Polk County and two sisters Mrs Sophie Hennings of Saskatchewan and Mrs Ernest Horst of Belgrade. The obituary will be provided next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frerichs
John Frerichs
Columbus Hospital
Adaydays
Frerichs
Columbus
Henry Frerichs
Bainsville
Mont
John. Frerichs
Polk County
Sophie Hennings
Saskatchewan
Ernest Horst
Belgrade
Safety section notes rail trespass fatalities drop since 1915
The American Railway Association reports a sharp decline in deaths and injuries from trespassing on tracks and illegal train riding. Through 1922 nine months show an estimated 5 300 casualties versus a 15 year 1915 average of 10 736, aided by safety campaigns, policing, and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Lnes
Netine ] Safety Council
Davnantien
Major Achievements of Congress and Administration
A 1920s Washington dispatch catalogs achievements of the Republican administration in the first two years. It notes measures reviving the War Finance Corporation expanding farm credits lowering taxes. It cites treaties in the Pacific, tariff reform, veterans relief, budget law, meat inspection oversight, immigration limits, farm credit system, Colombian treaty, military reductions, federal judiciary support, maternity law, grain speculation control, Liberty bond stabilization, and a post office deficit cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Farm Loan Board
Pacific
America
Veterans’ Bureau
Colombia
United States
Post Office Department
Osceola Community Day Survives Rainy Parade of Events
Osceola business men held a free entertainment day despite a stormy week and poor weather. Rain or shine promotions drew crowds early, but afternoon conditions worsened and many patrons left. The pavilion sale proceeded with scattered penny items for children and livestock displays, while some goods missed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska farm project targets 150 eggs per hen
Nebraska farmers could gain over ten million in profits by boosting average hen production to 150 eggs annually. The U of N Agricultural College extension reports progress in the five year Farm Flock Project, noting 1135 eggs per hen across 1922 and potential state output of 56.5 million dozen eggs yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
U. of N. Agricultural College
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Stromsburg
Whit Rees
Eee
Sesecoas SS
Secene
Parent-Teachers Association
Gabalet Club
Johnson—Swanson
Lloyd Crouse Pearl Emma
Zediche
Eereren
Poultry Club
Vee
Apeon
Zeddicher—Crouse
American Railway Association
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