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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1914
Page
1
Patrons Day featured a school program with pupil displays, woodwork, and cooking exhibits. Teachers and students presented recitations and a musical program under the auspices of the high point unit, drawing praise from attendees and area patrons.
Gresham residents visited friends in York and Shelby while B P Netergall returned from Colorado for a sister’s illness. R Hodson and wife visited in Richard Hale’s home. Miss Francis Barbee spent the weekend with her parents. Businesses seek hitching places to avoid ankle deep tying grounds as discussions grow on extending corporate limits. U B parsonage work advances with plastering soon, and S A Gudgeon plans a large barn, Adam Schmitt a new residence south of his shop. Gazette, March 27.
Edward Schott of Lincoln visited his parental home in Silver Creek last week. Audrey Waansley returned from Mt. Clair after two weeks with relatives. Pearl Hester of Fremont visited relatives. her father met her at the train. Mrs. J. R. Thomas, daughter of F. B. Barker of near Clarks, died in Omaha and was buried at Corning and Clarks. Several residents moved about town. M. J. Harry suffered injuries after a stair fall. H. R. Scribner had a serious Union Pacific accident near town. For sale a well broke Mammoth Jack.
The Record at the Dollar Rate renewal deadline is extended to Saturday April 11 due to bad weather and road conditions. Editor R G Douglas asks subscribers to renew by that date and notes the late renewals were due to heightened interest and travel difficulties.
Bible School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Temperance service at noon. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Women Mission Circle meets Thursday with Mrs J I Anderson. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the parsonage to avoid clashing with the Wickersham lecture Friday at the Auditorium.
J William Cole died at his home after a long illness at 9 oclock. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church at 2 pm tomorrow with Rev Taylor preaching. He was born Sept 30 1878 in Osceola and married Erma Colson in 1904. He leaves a widow two sons a daughter his parents and a brother Frank Cole plus many relatives and friends. He was connected with Hotchkiss Cole restaurant and served as city clerk. He belonged to I O O F and Modern Woodmen lodges.
The city will hold Market Day on Saturday April 4 with a commission sale. Residents are urged to list items in advance at the Osceola Ban to cover sale expenses and ensure impartial handling of all consignments.
Walter Chauner, visiting from Wahoo, lands a handsome promotion with a higher gallery salary for the coming year. He moves to Bozeman Montana at 135 dollars per month, fifty more than last year, turning down a local raise of fifteen dollars for a superior western position. Friends here congratulate him on the recognition of his abilities.
Milk cow for sale in good condition just fresh one month. Rudolph Urban offers a reliable dairy animal suitable for home or farm use.
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