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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1929

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Father and Son Banquet Draws Large Osceola Crowd

More than 125 fathers and sons attended the annual Father and Son Banquet by the Osceola Community Club at the church parlors last Thursday evening. Judge Norton hosted the event, and W. M. Maupin of Hastings delivered the principal address with light humor.

DAD & Son Father & Son Osceola Community Club Norton W. M Bill” Maupin Hastings Nebraska

Easter Song Service Promises Special Choir Program

Easter Sunday at 8 P M the Lutheran Church choir presents an Easter Song Service diverging from the usual cantata. The unusually fine program includes organ prelude hymn invocation readings piano solo and choir numbers with an offering for the choir at the end.

Hultman Melvi Holton Allinda Fernandez Judson Ruby Carlson Anna Oberg

Easter Cantata at Methodist Church on Easter Sunday

Easter Cantata presented by the Methodist Church on Easter Sunday evening at 7 30 with solos choruses and ensembles led by Alverta Buchta Leon Merrick Ruth Cornish and others. The program includes The Cross Thou Lord Will Arise The Temptation Hosanna In the Highest Ride On O King Gethsemane The Shadow of the Cross The Strife is Oer Christ Our Passover Abide With Me Come Gracious Spirit And It Came To Pass Lift Up Your Heads concluding with the Final Chorus. Also advertised is a sale of curtains at The Steeple Variety Store ranging 50 cents to 2 95.

the Temptation Alverta Buchta Leon Merrick Mr. Horst Cornish Frank Mills Mr. Merrick Nanking East Gate China God Jesus Christ

Osceola Country Club elects new directors for coming year

The Osceola Country Club held its annual meeting Tuesday evening to plan improvements on the grounds and boost golf participation among women. Directors elected were John Inks, Dr. Oberg, Fred Schuman, C. A. Frasier, and Wes Snider.

Osceola

Polk County Sunday School convention at Shelby discusses new council

The 31st Polk County Sunday School Association convention met March 22 1929 at the M E Church in Shelby with three sessions. J I Anderson led business and officers were elected for the Polk County Council of Christian Education. Reports showed eleven of fourteen Sunday schools participated and a county pledge effort complemented a state apportionment.

Polk County Sunday School Association M. E Shelby A. Merrick Rev. Herrmann J. I. Anderson J. C. White Nebraska Council of Christian Education Lear Valley M. E. Church E. E. Ekloff Stromsburg Shelby A. B. Girls Anna Oberg Polk Co. S. S. Ass’n Polk County Council of Christian Education Interational Council of Religious Education Mark Timm Sec’y-Treas Lulu. Hendrick

Weekend visits and church events across the community

Alta Grossnicklaus and Anna May Myers spent the weekend with their parents, while Arthur Miller was in Lincoln on business. A Sunday School Convention gathered in Shelby with delegates from Valley Methodist Church, and several families hosted or visited relatives and pupils around Osceola Gothenburg Stromsburg and nearby towns. Rev Wilson of Omaha is slated to speak March 31 at Valley Church.

G. J. Friday Fairview I. G. Smith Osceola Church BE. R. Peterson Polk McKee Stromsburg Alta Grossnicklaus Anna May Myers Mrs Alfred Grossnicklaus Arthur Miller Lincoln Shelby Arthur Timm Valley Methodist Church Adolph Grossnicklaus Albert Grosnicklaus David City Little Ferne Lucille Wieseman Lew Miller Oswald Horst Marjorie Sarowegent Elmer Korne Lillian Wieseman Gothenburg Nebr August Fisher Albert Teegerstrom Ruby Bobby Wieseman District 5 Rev.Wilson Omaha Methodist Conference the Valley Church York Walter Wieseman Burrell Fox Olive Albin Bodine Rudolph Fredolph Samuels Orville Wood Arcadia F. O. Peterson Jean Walcott A. C. Morrill Albert: Johnson Hordville Otto Wilson Marquette J. A. Gustafg Emil S. F. Johnson Morris Myrberg Morris Johnson Don Nordberg Carl Peterson A. N. Lund Lutheran Hospital Walter Hans VJ. E. Parker Parker California Rebecca Myers T.E. Langdon Myers Co. A. Bond Gresham C. J. Christensen Lee Joint St. Paul H. Christensen Ira Banta Helen Danielson Lindsborg Kansas Ant Irving G. Smith Elleroy M. Smith China Ningpo

Simple corn germination tests outlined for farmers

The article describes two practical germination methods. One uses soaked kernels on a damp blotter with a covered plate and a five to seven day read time. The second, a rag doll tester, uses muslin strips rolled with kernels and soaked, then kept warm and moist for reading.

Auction of Household Goods by Alex Mustard

Household goods to be sold at auction on Saturday March 30 at 2 PM. The sale takes place at the southwest corner of the square. The notice is signed by Alex Mustard. Also an offer for 10 percent savings on dinnerware at The Steeple Variety Store.

Household Goods Alex Mustard Steeple Variety

Alfred Boberg former clerk dies in Grand Island hospital

Alfred Boberg known as Booby and longtime Stromsburg resident, died after illness from flu and complications. He served as Union Pacific station agent at Clarks for over fifteen years and was born in Stromsburg. Funeral was held in Clarks with burial in Stromsburg Cemetery.

Alfred Boberg Grand Island Luella Jones Near Polk Boberg Union Pacific Clarks Nebr Stromsburg C. A. Flippin Omaha R. L. Minnick Lincoln Ladies Legislative League Governor's Mansion Lloyd Severine Alvin Westenius Tekamah Oakland Nebraska Don Nordberg Dorothy McCumber Milton Anderson Walter Hans Vivian Fred Knorr Verner Severine A. P. Hedman

Cod Liver Oil Helps Prevent Rickets In Chicks

For early chicks and cloudy periods a small amount of cod liver oil aids leg weakness. About one pint per 100 pounds of feed suffices, mixed with mash and kept effective for about eight weeks. Egg yolk provides Vitamin D, and direct sunshine via a sun parlor also helps prevent rickets.

Maple Leaf Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Wisely Home

The Maple Leaf Club met at Mrs Ella Wisely's home with 20 members and 7 visitors. Members discussed by laws and made changes then adjourned after a lunch. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mrs Floy Fox's home.

Maple Leaf Club Ella Wisely Floy Fox

Happy Hour Club Meets March 21 in Mrs Hut CHison Home

The Happy Hour Club gathered March 21 with 15 members and 4 visitors. After business, Mrs LeRoy Rhodes and Mrs Ted Delamore presented a history of Pioneer Life in Nebraska. Next meeting set for April 4 at Mrs Arbogast home with Mrs S W Barker assisting and Mrs Ted Delamore as program leader.

Happy Hour Club Gifford Hutchison LeRoy Rhodes Ted Delamore Nebraska Arbogast S. Wi. Barker

Chiropractor Howard Yates Opens Osceola Office

Osceola Nebraska announces the new practice of Dr. Howard Yates, chiropractor, offering services at the local office with contact by phone 83.

Howard Yates Osceola Nebr Phone

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