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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
5
The March 30-31 program features Wallace Reid Elliott Dexter Gloria Swanson in Dont Tell Everything plus Buster Keaton in The Boat. Sunday April 1 offers Use the Dead Alive. April 3-4 Will Rogers in Boys Will Be Boys with a short comedy FWAS EVER THUS.
Local brief compiling florist ads school notices travel reports births visits and social notes from Stromsburg and surrounding areas. Residents mentioned include Axel Berglund Hubert Kropatsch Clyde Courtney Hazel Rhoades Emma Beltzer Naomi Pike and many others with community events scheduled at the Parent-Teacher entertainment and the April 12 show.
Osceola markets list wheat butter molasses and feed prices while local notices share Easter events school benefit April 12 and bake sales. Town readers learn about visitors from York Hastings David City and Brieson, shipments of hogs and cattle, auto sales, and community announcements and arrivals around Osceola.
W T Mawher was in the county seat on business and J T Brandt traveled to Lincoln on business. Community Day last Saturday drew a good crowd despite road conditions with prizes for outstanding guest lines and lively competition. Chet Cunningham is building an 8 by 20 poultry shed and took lumber from Strand Ray yards this week.
Polk Nebraska reports a lighthearted mix of social events and local moves. Oscar Carlson wins a town-country checker tournament. Claude Green plans to move to Clarks as blacksmith foreman. several residents relocate or visit relatives, including Ed Cohagen taking a new job in Hordville and Mrs. Wurtz hosting a 21st birthday with a gold watch.
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