Osceola Record Publisher Walter J Herbes
The Osceola Record of Polk County Nebraska is a weekly newspaper edited and published by Walter J Herbes. The paper is printed and distributed each Thursday with a subscription rate listed per year.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
4
The Osceola Record of Polk County Nebraska is a weekly newspaper edited and published by Walter J Herbes. The paper is printed and distributed each Thursday with a subscription rate listed per year.
Shelby residents report visits from relatives and neighbors to Lincoln Thayer Rising City and nearby towns. Families attend church events smallpox quarantine noted. Osceola High School seniors recall Sneak Day while auto registrations rise countywide due to lower car prices and farm ownership.
The Shelby Methodist Church youth present a Sunday evening pageant titled The Hast er Pilgrims. It opens with Prelude by Mrs. Guy Anderson and a chorus, then Part I shows the First Easter Pilgrims at Easter Dawn 33 A. D. in Jerusalem, Part II follows Pilgrims of the Nations in China, and Part III covers Pilgrims to the City in America, with a recessional Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand.
Even the comb and brush need their weekly cleaning. This may be done by brushing them with a firm bristle brush using a good soap lather. A tablespoon full of amounts in a pint of water also makes a good cleaning solution. Lukewarm water is better than hot water. After rinse, dry the brush so all soap is gone.
Miss Lillie Lind Bernice Mennsen and Robert Woolever attended a typing contest in Geneva last Saturday. Mrs Anna Beckman of Stromsburg spent several days with her daughter Mrs R J Allison. Mrs Huch McGaffin Olof Alfred Lillie Brown and Edyth Anderson attended Faust Opera in Lincoln last Thursday. Miss Lou Lymaster, recently at a Lincoln hospital, stays with her sister Mrs Goethe. Mildred Evelyn and Geneva Beckman visited Central City Saturday. I D Huston and family attended Baptist Church service Sunday evening. A H Woolever and family plan to move to York next week. Dr C R Peterson and wife visited York Saturday. Mrs D B Carter Mrs Hugh McGaffin Mrs Alfreds and Vivian attended a musical at York Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Falk were in Grand Island last Wednesday. Mrs Ellen Thoren left for Portland Ore after wintering with her mother Mrs Anna Sundberg. Mr and Mrs E E Fuesner left for Kansas to make their future home. Union Revival Meetings continue. Mrs Roy Stouffer and daughter Rachel were York visitors Saturday. J P Stephenson and wife were Sunday guests of Rev Hedblom. Miss Enid Myers teaching in Polk spent weekend at home in Stromsburg. Sept Wm Parkinson judged a district reclamatory contest in O Neill last Friday. Mrs R J Allison and Mrs Anna Beckman spent Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lewis Beckman and Mr and Mrs Lodegren and Mrs W H Pollock at Grand Island. Dave Carlson and family visited Mrs Victor Larsen in Marquette Sunday. Sodegren Dave Carlson and Harry Shafer went to Omaha Thursday and returned with three new Fords.
Lincoln visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Bauer and daughter visiting Will Zimmerman’s. Mrs Tom Dwyer of Silver Creek weekend guest of Mrs Fred Dunn. Mrs Walter Morys on business trip to Stromsburg. Smallpox concerns prompt vaccination drives for country children into town.
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