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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

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Next Comes The Assessor

John Fillman the county clerk plans to take the 1933 assessment though legislative delays hinder work on taxation bills. A revaluation bill passed to align real estate values with current market aims, but levy levels will still rise to fund state county village and school operations. The board of equalization will set levies after assessments, regardless of lower property values, with listed precincts and officials named.

John Fillman Lencol Laverie Equitaton State County York Board of Equalization Tlackberry M. D Sack Canada E. M. Carter Cer Creek Wm. Fyfe Tnd Emanuel Stachura Stromsburg Hailyquist Ox

Local social notes and family events from Silver Creek area

Julius W Nebosis and son Walter visited in Silver Creek as local business callers. John and Caroline Kresha welcomed a 6 3 4 pound baby girl born March 25 at Osceola Hospital. The Kresha family and relatives shared visits and a Harmony Club gathering featured a luncheon and card games. Nearby residents from Osceola Columbus and Den ver - list includes Miss Evelyn Presoski and family. Other visits include the Ebel and Gabriel families of Bellwood and Monroe, and a trip by Walter Bess to Omaha for medical advice after an arm injury.

Julius Wnebosis Walter Silver Creek John Kresha Osceola Hospital Kresha Caroline Stavas Rose Kresha Near Columbus Adolph Kresha Jr Near Osccola Adolph I Kresha Sr Evelyn Presoski Osceola Charles Presoski Alphonse Clarence Florence Lawrence Hiermier South Dakota Walter Bernt Harmony Club Adolph Kresha Albert Schmoker Montie Gottschall Orville Gottschall Denver Colorado Henry Ebel Jr George Ebel John Ebel Bellwood John Gabriel Albert A Gabriel Walter Bess Near Monroe Werner Johansen Mr. Bess Omsna

Lincoln Daily Journal Subscription Offer 1933

Nebraska readers offered Daily Lincoln Journal at 1.00 dollars through September 1 1933 with Sunday edition at 1.50 while noting late-night printing and rural route delivery from Omaha to Denver.

Lincoln Daily Journal Lincoln Braska Kansas

Shelby and area residents activity and movements

Miss Marie Scholz left Friday for Chicago to attend a six month post graduate course at Cook County hospital. Martin Bosch was taken to an Omaha hospital for treatment. The Ballengers, wintering in David City, moved to Shelby. Mrs Ballenger and family will visit relatives in Iowa. Mrs Leaber and niece went to Osceola for a birthday party. Max Theren underwent surgery for appendicitis at Shelby hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Wm Bitter visited in Shelby. James Conway returned to Peru after a three day visit. The Clouse and Doner families moved from David City to Shelby for their future home. Miss Ursula Wade was called to Columbus due to her brother Lorrin Wade’s illness and death from heart disease at age 51.

Marie Scholz Chicago Miss Scholz Cook County Hospital Martin Bosch Omaha John Ballenger David City Shelby George Fineey Max Theren Writz Thelen Shelby Hospital James Columbus Brilluart Longacre Rising City iMr Wm. Bitter Eagle Nebr Pete Bitter James Conway Peru Emery Clouse Robert Doner Ursula Wade Lorrin A. Wade Wade

Plant Gardens When Conditions Favorable In Nebraska

The timing of garden planting depends on day length temperature moisture and soil rather than plant age. Plant frost sensitive vegetables such as beets cabbage carrots kohlrabi onions turnips parsley peas radish and spinach in southeastern Nebraska late March or early April and in western areas two to three weeks later. Frost hardy crops may be planted as soil danger passes.

Nebraska

Painfully Injured In An Unusual Accident

Bill Wendt of Columbus sustained a broken leg and minor injuries in a Monday night incident near a hotel. After starting his car and backing away, he failed to remove it from gear during a second cranking, causing the engine to run forward and trap his leg between the bumper and a hotel post. He received a severe cut and leg fractures, treated at Osceola Hospital and later moved to a Columbus hospital.

Bill Wendt Columbus Osceola

Local Folks Visit and Hospital News After Weekend

Miss Iosean of Wayne helps with housework at the Olof Youngdal home while Mrs. Youngdal awaits thyroid surgery at St. Marys hospital in Columbus. Fern Dake joins Clair McCormick and family in Omaha. The Bryan family visits Central City and Columbus. Oscar Imm attends his mother in hospital in Columbus. W Hendrickson and family stay with Lester McCormick in Berwyn. Jay Buchta from St Paul helps celebrate LeRoy Rhodes fortieth wedding anniversary. Alverta Hernan of Iowa City visits. Geo Heinemeyer and Mrs Meacham in Columbus. Iona Daniel of Omaha visits the C E Daniel home.

Oscar Imm Columbus W. Hendrickson Berwyn Lester McCormick Jay Buchta St Paul Minn LeRoy Rhodes Alverta Hernan Iowa City Geo. Heinemeyer Lawrence Meacham Iona Daniel Omaha C. E. Daniel

Weekend visitors and family notices in West Side

Local residents report weekend visits and family events across towns including Lincoln Central City Grand Island Me ad and David City. Birth announced to Morris and Morris Fredrickson of Clarks on March 18 preserved in community notices. Mission meetings postponed at Swede Home Church due to weather and will begin Sunday evening.

Charles Lind Lincoln Hartwig Flodman Central City Marvin Fredrickson Oliver Johnson Grand Island Ruth Apperton Morris Fredrickson Clarks Charles Trout Oscar Berglund Lavina Virgil Berglund David City Axel Fredrickson Roger Headlee Lydia Nybloom Edwin Magnuson Mead, Nebr Gordon Earl Dorothy Hordville Marjorie Keffer High Prairie

Lutheran Church Opens Annual Mission Meetings Schedule

Saturday at 1 P M Confirmation Class gathers. Sunday lists Lent service 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M Swedish Worship 8 P M Vesper. Rev. Gustafson to preach Lord's Supper consecration. Monday 8 P M Mission Meeting with Rev. Trued of Stromeburg. Tuesday 10:30 A M worship by Rev. David Anderson of York. Stromsburg District meeting at 2:30 with Zion-led discussion. Ladies Aid Thursday.

Martin Gustafson Trued of Stromeburg David Anderson York Stromsburg Smith Newman Grove Bohman St. Edward Ladies Aid

Newspaper subscription offer for Lincoln Star

The Lincoln Star advertises a mail subscription deal running from now until September 1, 1933, price one dollar with Sunday edition included to total one dollar fifty. Offer valid in Nebraska and Northern Kansas with 25 cents extra per month in other states.

Nebraska Kansas

Unemployed Pews: Methodist Church Seeks Souls and Attendance

The church urges filling empty pews to address the bottom of the economic crisis with spiritual help. Sunday School at 10, Morning Worship at 11 featuring Victor Hugo’s Jean Valjean theme, and Epworth League at 7 with a time change for evening services. Andrew Nugust continues a discussion on God. Evening service at 8. Union services planned for Passion Week and Easter Sunday includes a short sermon and musical program.

Notice to claim against Mary A Beltzer deceased

All parties having claims or accounts against Mrs. Mary A Beltzer, deceased, are requested to present same as soon as possible to the First National Bank of Osceola.

Mary A Beltzer First National Bank of

Victor Club Holds Meeting and St Patrick's Party

Mrs Lawrence Hoffer hosted the Victor Club at her home with all members present except two. Next meeting planned at the church basement with Polk County leaders. Guests at Sunday dinner included J P Berck Jimmy Marquette Al Schwarz Arnold Ericson and families. L W Class held a St Patrick's party at the church last Wednesday. Obrist Beebe family visits noted. Beebe birthday celebration at Beebe home joint for both birthdays.

Lawrence Hoffer Victor Club Donald Hoffer Polk County Dwight Newcomer J. P. Berck Jimmy Marquette al Schwarz Arnold Ericson Aurora Chas. Steever O. R. Hennings Ll. W St. Patrick’s Ana Gerald Obrist Fullerton Obrist Skidmore Geo. Irland Ed Carpenter Raymond Beebe Beebe

Nielsen Chev Co Moves To York

Osceola notes with regret the Nielsen Chevrolet Co move to York citing difficult economic conditions. After five years in Osceola the firm built a strong service reputation under A. V. Tyrre J, selling over 450 new cars and many used cars. The Tyrre family will move next week with garage equipment to their new location.

Osceola Nielsen Chevrolet Co York Oscenta A. V. Tyrre J Ace

Early Seeding Boosts Oats and Barley Yields at Nebraska Station

Over 14 years, early March sowing of Kherson oats produced higher yields than April sowing, with March 30 and March 19 plantings often outperforming later dates. Seven year barley trials show earlier seedings yielding up to 27 bushels per acre, while later sowings lagged. Ripening dates shifted from late June to early July, with earlier crops maturing sooner.

Nebraska Experiment Station Farm Sinesin Kherson

Bridge Benefit Draws Large Attendance in Shelby Polk

The Qoscoola Womans Club sponsored a bridge and jigsaw puzzle party at the American Legion Hall Monday night. A total of 23 dollars was raised from ticket sales with thirty bridge tables and one puzzle table. Shelby participants totaled sixteen, Polk eight. Prizes went to F. W Schumann and Leroy Lance for high bridge score, Paul Engelhardt and Charles Crew for second high, and Arthur Schsiz for the puzzle draw. Refreshments closed the event.

Qoscoola Womans Club American Legion Hall Shelby Polk F. W Schumann Leroy Lance Hastings Paul Engelhardt Charles Crew Arthur Schsiz

Osceola Couple Wed in Kansas

Miss Hazel Drummond and Glenn Davis united in marriage last Thursday March 23 at Belleville Kansas. The bride is daughter of Mrs Jesse Drummond of Osceola and has lived here the past year. Davis is the youngest son of Mrs James Davis of Osceola. They will reside in Osceola after the ceremony.

Hazel Drummond Glenn Davis Belleville Kansas Jesse Drummond Osceola Mr. Davis James Davis Mrs. Davis

Local Youth Group Meetings and Social Events Noted

The Young Womens Missionary group met at Mrs. W E Thomp's home. Mrs. and Mrs. Hansen and Miss Hansen visited St Paul and stayed with Dr. and Mrs. Bartunek. The Ladies Aid planned a 25 cent chicken dinner at the M E Church tomorrow. S F Johnson traveled to Crete with Doane College students returning home for the spring vacation. Hastings College students visited home folks during the break and new social events include a Forty Niners Bridge Club season finale at the Rapp Hotel and Cornish home.

Atu D C Hansen Keulah Hansen St. Paul Sunny Paul Bartunek Hiveriy Bartunek St Paul Ladies Aid Society M. E S. F. Johnson Crete Ben Hallquist Marian Huquest Vivian Nordlund Stromoburg Doane College C. A Frasier Phil Campbell A. F. Nuquist Evelyn Scholz David City Tomorry Womans Club Campbell Margaret Anderson Hastings College Kathleen Knutstrom Powell Wyoming

Local notes from Stromsburg Nebraska

Mrs H Christensen undergoes major operation in York Lutheran Hospital in critical but improving condition. John and Willard Erickson travel to Englewood Colorado for business and visit their mother. Doris Johnson has appendix operation at York Lutheran Hospital and is recovering well. Eden Baptist Church class hosted at Walter Burke farm. Women Civic Improvement Club elects officers and plans district convention in David City Thursday and Friday.

H. Christensen York Lutheran Hospital John Erickson Willard Erickson Englenooc Colo Erickson Willard University of Colorado L. A. Erickson B. Millen Keith J. L. Hedbloom Polk Brighton Colorado Doris Emil S. F. Johnson Lutheren Hospital Eden Baptist Church Walter Burke Womers Civic Improvement Club Scott Hall H. H. Weaver A. B. Hedbloom Dan Evins J. T. Stanton P. A. Sundverg C A. Anderson Stromsburg David City

Mrs W H Newcomer Dies Near York At 48

Ella Andresen Newcomer died at her York County home seven miles northeast of York last Wednesday around 12:30 PM after a three week illness. She leaves husband William H Newcomer two sons William and James three daughters Lucille Ruth Natalie her mother Christine Andresen of York a brother T C Andresen of Cheyenne Wyoming and three sisters Mrs William Witte of Long Beach California Mrs George Craven of Osceola and Mrs T H Clifford of York. Funeral at York Presbyterian Church last Friday 2 PM conducted by Rev Ramsay with Rev Paul Turner assisting burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Cheyenne Wyo William Witte Long Beach California George Craven Osceola T. H. Clifford York Newcomer Presbyerian Church of Mr. Ramsay Paul Turner Purial Greenwood Cemetery

Fairview and Walley Church Notes

The Womens Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Fischer next Wednesday April 5 to study What Who and Why in China. The Ladies Aid hosts a dime social with sandwich pie and coffee this Friday evening at the Hall with a program and debate inviting all. Choir practice Tuesday at the parsonage end. Easter music planned. Sermon next Sunday is The Deceitfulness of Sin. E. B. Maxcy, pastor.

Tra Womens Foreign Missionary Society Fischer China iThe Ladies’ Aid Society the Valley Church E. B. Maxcy

Osceola Garden Club Halts Dues Payment

At the last Osceola Garden Club meeting members voted to discontinue dues payments and invite all interested residents to help make Osceola a prettier town. The note urged everyone to contribute and plan to attend the next club gathering.

Osceola

State Legislators Hear Tax Burden Concerns From Bankers and Farmers

A Nebraska banker urges legislators not to raise the tax rate above 2.5 mills while a local farmer protests a 496 tax on a quarter section of land. The letter argues current assessments and real estate taxes strain productive labor and calls for a fairer distribution of the tax burden to spur true prosperity.

Nebraska Legislit Bee-New Polk County League

Wesley Chanel District 4C Plans Friday Community Meeting

Community group Wesley Chanel District 4C organizes a meeting for Friday evening April 7. Attendees are advised to bring sandwiches a pie and enough plates for their families.

Osceola Community Club meet on April 5 at 7:30 pm

Osceola Community Club calls a meeting at Osceola High School to discuss next year's school matters. M A Mills and other school board members will speak. all club members and interested residents are urged to attend.

Osceola Community Club M. A. Mills Jay Hastings

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ST. Andrews Ke & Shelby Fatrview West Side Lutheran Church THE Lincoln Star Victor Ae. K Nielsen Chev. Co Inis Allen Cmd Steeple's Store Ets Young Womens Missionary Kellingcon W. EE. Thomp- Sut W. H. Newcomer Fairview and Walley Garden Club W. F. Crozier Wesley Chanel Carl Gustafson Folsk John Lemonson Mary Rose Schott Alvin Weeden Minnie Weeden William Brangt Ana Bierle Floyd West L. E. Treadway
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