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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
8
City treasurer P. W. Horst swears and signs statement for year ending February 28, 1929. Notarized March 16, 1929 by L. M. Merrick with seal. Notary commission expires April 19, 1932.
Beulah community reports full houses for the Fair View Ladies Aid play Romance Hunters at Silver Creek Thursday and Havens Friday. Local residents and visitors, including Hastings of Lushton and Heinemeyer couple, attended. several illness notes and local events follow.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church plans a Friday meeting at Mrs. Frank Chauner’s Gospel Ridge home. Brazee sells half interest in north side meat market to C. F. Payton of Atwood Kansas. Brazee stays to help run the market. F. D. Mills buys Hazelwood property near the Record Office. A newborn Kubby boy greeted Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sipherds. Annia Whaley learns Phi Beta Kappa admission at the University of Nebraska. Im Brandt becomes Master Mason. lodge hosts banquet and Epworth League visit. League members and Judge Saunders audience enjoy Crokenole games and refreshments. Mrs. J. K. Williams loses purse en route to Oklahoma. A P Mickey lends funds in Lincoln. daughter’s health improves.
A collection of aphorisms and observations on life and work includes remarks on dogs, speed, marriage, and honesty. It notes cattle and hog feeding operations by Captain Casement, his livestock shows, and grazing study in national forests. Also offered are assorted quips about engineers, temperaments, and common sense.
Hackberry W. L. Obrist and family returned from Marion Dakota last Thursday. The Victor Club met with Mrs. John Renney. Several residents stayed with relatives in Dakota. Dwight Newcomer visited Lincoln. A group left for Marion Dakota. Green's Chapel Lanes Aid to meet Thursday. New Chevrolet cars owned by John Bond Ora Bond and Elmer Walters. Central City visitors R J Stephenson and daughter Margaret. Claire Hawley went to Omaha and back. Glen Sack joined dinner at C B Hotters.
A Boston Globe report says a hen nesting at an Elmsdale Massachusetts farm uncovered her eggs and a kitten appeared in the nest. The hen fed, returned, and covered the eggs and kitten, then continued caring for the kitten after it hatched.
Notice in Polk County Nebraska that the executrix filed a final account and petition for trial settlement and for order of distribution and heirship determination. Hearing set for April 5 1929 at 10 oclock AM before County Court. contest permitted. Dated March 7 1929. W W Norton County Judge.
In Polk County Nebraska the administrator of Mary Reiner deceased Phil B Campbell will sell Lot 10 in Block 11 Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola at public auction March 8 1929 at 2 PM cash in hand at the Court House South Front Door Osceola Nebraska. Sale open at least one hour. Campbell administrator Campbell & Campbell attorneys. March 14 21 28.
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