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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1928

Page

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Seed Exchange Draws Sixty Attendees In Osceola

A seed exchange event in Osceola attracted sixty participants, including five women. The program featured seed sample displays, music by the high school orchestra and glee club, a free lunch, and a question session on alfalfa and sweet clover. County agent P H Stewart led discussions with area agronomists and farmers, showcasing Kodak color enlargements of alfalfa plots and noting hardy seed performance and spring seeding timing.

Osceola Osceola Community Club P. H. Stewart Extension Agronomist Lincoln C. B. Knerr Stromsburg Wm. Kosch Shelby W. A. Lindburg Chas. Lindburg Polk George F. Anderson Stewart Kodak

Local Social Notes From Shelby Area

Mr and Mrs John Albers and guests attended a surprise for grandfather Albers in Shelby. he is 77. Visitors included Mrs Adolf Janick and Mr and Mrs Hubert Seberger of Columbus. Mrs John Cerny underwent appendectomy at Shelby hospital and is reported fine. Marvel Merrick and William Cerray planned a summer in Chapel. Harold Jarmin painted for his father. Harold, family and W J Querry visited Crete. Joseph Lockard returned from a winter stay. Mr and Mrs Joe Cerny and others visited John Cerny’s Sunday. Delores Eleanor noted. local rain helped. Chapel Radio program was well attended and benefited church aid.

John Albers Hubert Alt Grandfather Albers Shelby Adolf Janick Hubert Seberger Columbus John Cerny Shelby Hospital Marvel Merrick William Cerray Chappel Harold Jarmin Harold W. J. Querry Crete Joseph Lockard Joe Cerny Nick N. V. Gonderinger Gresham Delores Eleanor Fred Brighim E. West Marguerite Jennses Chapel Chaney Dogget Clit? Hawkey Ebon Miller Benedict O. Bond Stromsburg Heinie Ranslow Hubert Berryhill Ralph Davidson Clyde Hennings Aurora Frank Kuhnel Gertrude Olderoy Lincoln A. V. Kjelson Gothenburg Ejelson R. J. Hursaker Grand Island William Mead Arthur Minneapolis Charles Kriess Swan Carlson Burwell California John Lundgren Silver Creek Peterson Robert Gustafson Polk Ily Oswald Ah Will Zimmerman Jaanita John Frerichs Frerichs Ansley Nebr John Polk County

Farm Bureau to Stage Play in Green's Chapel Basement

Hackberry column notes a Farm Bureau play set for Thursday and Friday in the Green’s Chapel basement marking the first social event in the new space. Also listed are visits, family gatherings, Bunco night, and local genealogies across Stromsburg, Gresham, York, and surrounding areas with several mentions of neighbors, births, and illnesses.

The Farm Bureau Green’s Chapel Horton McKeag James McKeag A. J. Keehn York Lawrence Heaston Goldie Spaulding

Deaths and local notices from Stromsburg area

Mrs Mary Shaw dies at 74 after illness. Funeral from her home with Rev A W Ly ers presiding. Mrs Gust A Peterson funeral held in city. 500 Club held dinner at Thompson Hotel. Politicians Hedbloom and Weaver discussed state economy. Various local visits and illness updates from Polk County community.

Mary Shaw Shaw Polk County C. A. Green Lincoln Marie Shaw A. W. Lyers Gust A. Peterson R. L. Anderson A. W. Lyons 500 Club Thompson Hotel Charles Warner Clark Jeary Lancaster County A. B. Hedbloom A. Weaver J. G. Green Wesley Colson Scotts Bluffs August Peterson York Hospital C. A. Green and Son City J. L. Hedbloom Polk Stephenson Our City Rev. Hedbloom Omaha

Beulah Community News Highlights

Beulah notes Miss Lillie Carlson on sick list the past week. C E Norris and family visited Heitzman Brothers on the Valley. Dinner guests at William Dake’s included Lohr VanAlstine Sickles Need and McCormicks of Columbus. A Valley Church missionary meeting drew Fairview attendees. Lawrence Meacham George Mace and granddaughter visited George Heinemeyer. Norris family visited relatives in Central City. Egg sale ad from DUNCAN'S.

Lillie Carlson C. E. Norris Heitzman Brothers Valley William Dake Wm Lohr Melvin VanAlstine P. E. Sickles Columbus Joseph Need Clair Virgil McCormick The Valley Church Fairview Lawrence Meacham George Mace George Heinemeyer

Osceola Fire Equipment Shortage Ignites Funds Talk

Deputy Fire Marshal Rey E Eaton told The Record Osceola needs a modern 2 ton pumper truck costing about 1300 dollars. Current gear includes three hose carts one hook and ladder truck and 1650 feet of new hose. Officials warn of higher insurance rates and urge action by Fire Department Community Club and City Council.

Osceola Rey E. Eaton Luther Lindquist Eaton

Weather swings from 85 to cold winds in March notes

The Valley area reports a rapid weather shift with cold winds after a recent 85 degree day. Local residents recount social visits, travel to nearby towns, and family events from York to Columbus. Notable items include Julius Nebosis and daughter Emma’s York trip for tonsil surgery, and several residents visiting relatives and friends in Shelby, Lincoln, Bellwood, and Omaha.

Birthday party at Stromsburg honors Lunner and Anderson

A birthday party for E Lunner and Victor Anderson was held at Scott Hall in Stromsburg last Thursday evening with about 40 attendees. Guests, including waiters and cooks, enjoyed a decorated table and remarks by hosts and friends, followed by songs and telegram readings.

E. Lunner Victor Anderson Scott Hall Lunner Irvin Scott

Col Alfred L Moudy To Speak On Building a Nation

Col Alfred L Moudy of Waterloo Indiana will speak Monday April 2 at 8 00 P M in the Methodist Church on Building a Nation He has served in the Mexican Border World War and as Educational Director of the American Army in France and Germany He has given over 200 lectures and critics say no true American can miss this educational speech The public is invited to hear him.

Alfred L. Moudy Waterloo Indiana Methodist Church Col. Moudy France Germany Co. Moody

Palm Sunday Holy Week church notice invites participation

Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week with nightly 8 o clock Christian fellowship services next week. Sunday School is planned for next Sunday with two hours of worship encouraged. Copies of His Last Week are limited. World service offering envelopes may be returned next Sunday or Easter Sunday. A self denial offering supports benevolent works. New members will be received Easter morning with Good Friday Baptism and Holy Communion. Interested persons should see the pastor. The Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon with Mrs John Filman. Handel Collier Minister.

Christ World Service Homes For the The Bible Society Missions At Home Board of Prohibition Ladies Aid Society F‘riday John Filman Handel Collier

Shelby Social Visits Bundle From Lincoln to Rising City

Mrs O A Watkins and D C Cole visited Lincoln friends while Miss Marjorie Miller stayed with Muriel Hod ershelt and Colene Huddleston vacationed with relatives. The McMeekins and Hazel McMeekin with Wayne Schmoker faced scarlet fever concerns as Osceola visitors called on Shelby families.

O. A. Watkins Richard Cole Lincoln Marjorie Miller Muriel Houdershelt Phillip J. Ball Henrietta Bleck D. C. Cole Shelby Colene Huddleston Harry Huddleston Gladys McMeekin Hush McMeekin McMeekin

Home Talent Play Proves Popular by Woman's Club Drama

The three act comedy Bachelor Butt Ins presented by the Drama Department of the Woman's Club at the Auditorium Monday evening drew a packed audience. The plot centers on two strangers, William Ames and Isabel Stuart, meeting in a railway station waiting room and a tangle of family history misreadings. Cast included Llicyd A. Timm as Station Master, W. W. Norton as William Ames, Zelda Timm as Isabelle Stuart, Florence LaVerre Jones, Gerald Jones, Lenora Anderson, H. Duncan, Ruth Duncan, and a maid role. A musical interlude featured an Indian song group and duets by Mrs. Kenneth Cornish and Mrs. Clyde Smith. The club earned praise for its cooperation and the show's success.

Woman's Club William Ames Isabell Stuart Stuart Llicyd A. Timm W.W. Norton Isabelle Stuart Zelda Timm Florence—LaVerre Jones Johnnie White Gerald Jones Ellen Lenora Anderson Henry—H. ©. Duncan Mattie Ruth Duncan Music Division Kenneth Cornish Clyde Smith

Tragedy in Wake of California Flood Reaches Oxnard

Mrs. P F Heubner writes of the San Francisco dam break and flood disaster killing hundreds and causing millions in damage. Oxnard escaped by two miles as residents fled to the hills after a dawn siren. Debris piled high and bodies were recovered as reports describe a terrible scene and Los Angeles efforts to aid recovery.

George Malvern Humphrey P. F. Heubner Osceola California San Francisquito Oxnard Hewbners Conego Pass Los Angeles Paul

Happy Health Cooking Club elects officers at Swede Home Hall

The Happy Health Cooking Club reorganized last Saturday the 24th at Swede Home Hall. Officers elected include President Vera Johnson Vice President Edith Johnson Secretary and Treasurer Doris Toline newspaper correspondent Ruby Johnson program committee Inez Jones and Ruby Johnson. Next meeting set for April 14.

Happy Health Cooking Club Vera Johnson Edith Johnson Doris Toline Ruby Johnson Inez Jones

Rhode Island Red Eggs for Sale at Three Dollars per Hundred

Advertising brief lists Rhode Island Red hatching eggs for sale at $3.00 per hundred. Contact Louis Scholz via phone 3114. Also notes painless and bloodless tonsil removal by J. G. Marron M D Brainard in Nebraska.

Rhode Island Louis Scholz Phone J. G. Marron M. D. Brainard

Osceola High School Presents Peg O' My Heart Comedy

The Junior Class stages a three act comedy Peg O' My Heart at the Osceola High School Auditorium on Thursday evening April 5 under director Miss Lydia Shomsher. Cast includes Mrs Chichester Lillian Dolan. The Butler Harold Koehler. Ethel Chichester Louisa Query. Alaric Chichester Lyle McBeth. Christian Brent John Oberg Jr. Peg Nadine Richmond Montgomery Hawes Joe Naqmist. Maid Doris Hanson. Jerry Floyd Lindquist.

Osceola High School Lydia Shomsher Mrs. Chichester Lillian Dolan Ethel Chichester Louisa Query Alaric Chichester Lyle McBeth Christian Brent John Oberg, Jr Peg Nadine Richmond Montgomery Hawes Joe Naqmist Maid Doris Hanson Jerry Floyd Lindquist

Mission Begins Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church

The District Mission of St Pauls Lutheran Church starts next Tuesday evening at 7 40 with Dr Lord from Stromsburg preaching on The Great Confession and the Base Denial. Meetings continue Wednesday with Dr Sandahl from Genoa preaching the Preparatory Sermon for the Lord's Supper at Communion Services starting 10 20 AM.

St. Paul’s Lutheral Church Lord of

LeGro Sells Barber Shop to Brown Long Owning Two Shops

A deal closed yesterday transfers ownership of the Osceola barber shop from James LeGro to Brown Long. Long now owns both Osceola and the Tyler barber shops. LeGro plans future changes and may leave Osceola.

Brown Long James LeGro Mr. Long Tyler Mr. LeGro Osceola

Fire at Gooden residence fires out before department arrives

A small broakerhouse at the E. S. Gooden residence caught fire Saturday evening around 8 o'clock. No damage occurred and the fire was extinguished before the fire department arrived.

E. S. Gooden

Birthmarks Removed Without Surgery

J G Marron MD and Brainard MD report successful non surgical removal of birthmarks in Nebraska.

J. G. Marron M. D. Brainard Nebraska

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Wesley Chapel Amco Duncan’s Hackberry Grandpa Owens Howard Hartman Pauline Lee Clarence Davis Harry Obrist Wayland Geraldine Maxine Davidson Lois Claypool Roy Oscar Thomas Dewey Olson Evelyn Rush Brown Ma‘bel Wal John Law Frank Cane Grandma Moore Pearle Spaulding George Spaulding Gresh Family Walter Hartman William Michner Emerson Kebaugh W. L. Obrist Bruce Hoffer Glenn Sack Clair Hawley Woodman Rebecca Chas Hollister Lawrence Hoffer Addie Carter Union Eric Ericscen Decator J. A. Gustafson Gleaters Eden Baptist Church Lyons Timothy Crow National Bank First National Bank Osceqgla Beulah Central City Osceo Eosceola Frank Notzer James Gibbins Clelia Hanshew Lawrence Gondringer Julius Nebosis Emma H. C. Nichols Forsil Harry Bauer Lenore Vanhousen Rudolf Urban Fam Irene Dixon Social Center School District 13 Bellwood John Bucholz Harry Herrmann and Sons I. D. Huston Dist. 13 Master Dalé George Buchta Victoria Morys Paul Rosenberry Shebby Miss Emma Will Ther Hazel McMeekin Wayne Schmoker Scar Fred Braithwait Ira Ireland Henry Taddiken Charles Abbott Rising City George Wills Harold Koehler Legro Tual Er Ay Fco Ee Sunn Ey
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