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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
4
An entry from the Osceola Fast Office references the Nebraska Act of March 3, 1879, noting annual terms or payments. The fragment hints at inscriptions or annotations tied to the act.
Mrs Jennie Sealey of Ashton Ida ho visiting her mother Mrs C V Johnson and sister Tillie after a Chicago trip to see daughter Grace Seven ladies attended Osceola Woman's Club gathering Saturday Mesdames Kielson Hedbloom Moore Anderson Morrill Buckley Erickson Olson Rev Anton Cederholm of Minneapolis to lead ten days of meetings at First Baptist Church starting next Sunday Pastor Sinious Johnson assisting The meetings run ten days Fruken Siri Anderson Thelin Swedish singer performed with Sweden of Today at the opera house but rain kept crowds small Miss Cornelia Gant of Lincoln gave a pipe organ concert at M E Church last Thursday aided by Miss Carol Strong of Stromsburg attending York district convention Stromsburg Woman's Club elected R L Minnick president and Earl Wright secretary Dramatic program by Mrs H H Weaver Refreshments served Mrs A F Nuquist state president attended Mrs L A Erickson and Mrs Wesley Ericson hosted five o'clock tea Mr and Mrs Rabb telephone manager moved to A C Carlson house in west city Glen Lindberg and Mrs C Millen of Polk visited Tuesday Edmond Lunner and Robert Lunner and Mrs Henry Hubbert hosted dinner at Lunner home Mrs Edward Hatfield of St Louis Mo returned home after days with her mother Mrs M Metgell Robert Lunner attorney from York in city on Monday Jonas Anderson who sold property to David Headman and wife may tour California soon Albert Hedman and wife of Oakland Nebr returned home after visit then business in Oakland G F Dilsaver visited relatives and returned to Sargent Nebr
Regular Sunday services at 10 A M 11 A M church school 7 P M Epworth League 8 P M Evening worship Weekly Wednesday 8 P M mid week service Annual Thank Offering for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society next Sunday morning speaker Mrs Andrews of Lincoln field secretary for the organization. Special music by the men's quartet and instrumental selections at evening service. W H M S meets next Tuesday at Mrs S A Snider home Mrs Collier to conduct lesson hour.
A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation and introduces Rexall Orderite tablets. The product draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement, claimed to require no habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderite at night for next day relief. 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Stores.
Thursday afternoon at 2 30 the Ladies Aid will meet at the church entertained by Mrs Joe Peterson and Mrs Martin Anderson. Thursday evening at 8 PM the Harmony Society will meet with Miss Signe Samuelson. Saturday afternoon the Junior Mission Band meets to practice for Mother's Day. Sunday May 4 Sunday School at 10 AM English Worship at 10 30 Swedish Worship at 11 AM English Vespers at 8 PM.
The text notes that curliness depends on hair shape and mentions a microscopic view. It discusses Italian characterizations with Pagilacci meaning trolling players. It explains Punchinello as a clown and the name Punch from Punch and Judy as an abbreviation of Punchinello.
A quirky compilation of home tips jokes and quips urging property upkeep new garages weather awareness and local pride. It blends humor about flappers roofs old papers and aging homes with calls to call a handyman and improve town appearance.
A lively account traces how the tune became popular with American troops in the Spanish American War. It debuted in 1896 with McIntyre & Heath, with Joe Hayden as author and Theodore A Metz as composer. The march and later performances helped it rival The Star Spangled Banner in fame.
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