Osceola Country Club Dominates Opening Tournament
In the David City event Osceola finished third while the home club won. Harold Krause of Fullerton was medalist with 79. Osceola totaled 145 points, 20 behind leader, with Schuman 85, M Anderson 87, Samuelson 87, Norton 88, Cornish 90, Leibee 92, M Sniter 92, S Snider 95, Kepner 95, F Mills 95, L Smith 96, Hultquest 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Country Club
David City
Harold Krause
Fullerton
Osceola
Schuman
M. Anderson
Samuelson
Norton
Cornish
Leibee
M. Sniter
S. Snider
Kepner
F. Mills
L. Smith
Hultquest
Wesley Chapel notes celebrate Sunday School officers
John M Herrmann reports Wesley Chapel elected 91 officers with posts for assistant superintendent Marion Richards secretary Clara Bell Hayhurst treasurer Mrs H Hewitt librarian Mrs A E Dawes pianist Nadine Richmond chorister Harry McBeth assistant chorister Lula Burns cradle roll superintendent Mrs F Williams. Services moved to morning 9 45 worship and 10 40 Sunday School. Epworth League social Friday May 3rd. League business brief. Church Aid meets May 7th at Franklin Williams home. Sermon topic The World Wide Service of the Church. Pastor to Lincoln Monday for district ministers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Marion Richards
Clara Bell Hayhurst
H. Hewitt
A. E. Dawes
Nadine Richmond
Harry McBeth
Lula Burns
F. William
Epworth League
Church Aid
Franklin Williams
Lincoln
Record enrollments show 4-H growth in Nebraska
L. I. Frisbie reports 4-H enrollment at 6 434 boys and girls across Nebraska with 71 of 93 counties represented. Lancaster Custer and Cass lead total membership as Club Week at the Agricultural College approaches June 3 plans aim to host 400 youth. Miss Jesse Greene to meet clothing club leaders May 10. leaders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Irisbie
Nebraska
Lancaster
Custer
Cass
Mr. Frisbie
The
Agricultural College
Omaha
Jesse Greene
Blanche's Beauty Shop Ad Promotes Permanent Waves
An advertisement for Paul’s Permanent Waves claims it offers a natural lasting wave without finger waving. It guarantees satisfaction and provides a phone number for Blanche’s Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Blanche
Carlson and Andersons visit from distant cities
Mr and Mrs Victor Carlson of Los Angeles traveled through our city en route to Omaha to visit their daughter Mrs. Lundgren. Mr and Mrs A W Anderson of Berlyn Idaho visited a brother A C and continued toward New York City to sail for Sweden. The couples have longstanding ties here and wintered in Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Carlson
Los Angeles
California
Our City
Omaha
Lundgren
Carlson
A. W. Anderson
Berlyn
Idaho
A. C
Anderson
Long Beach
New York City
Sweden
Chicago
Second
Swedish Baptist Church
Osceola to Show Jolson Talking Picture Sundays
Osceola's Auditorium will begin Sunday showings of the Jolson talking picture The Singing Fool starting next Sunday evening. A talking feature is planned for each Sunday at the popular playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
al Jolson
Once in a Blue Moon shines at Osceola High
Osceola High School presented the musical romance Once in a Blue Moon by the Girls and Boys Choruses at the Auditorium on Monday night. A packed house praised the proof of wit and humor across three acts with Alda Kropach Delos Buchholz Arlene Steeple Marion Snider Louisa Query Marguerite Query Nadine Richmond Anna May Myers John Wisley Floyd Lindquist Ray Rogers Alta Grossnicklaus Victor Herrmann William Scholz Arden McBeth in principal roles. The chorus of about fifty and the high school orchestra accompanied the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. EB
Osceola High School
Alda Kropach
Delos Buchholz
Arlene Steeple
Marion Snider
Louisa Query
Marguerite Query
Nadine Richmond
Anna May Myers
John Wisley
Floyd Lindquist
Ray Rogers
Alta Grossnicklaus
Victor Herrmann
William Scholz
Arden McBeth
Local Social Rounds and Family Visits Highlight Week
Social notices record gatherings at Harvey McCormick and Joe Need homes, entertaining visits by the Heinemeyers and Campbells, a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Forrest Need, quilting at the Community Hall, and relatives from Gothenburg and Lincoln. A funeral in Columbus for a nephew of Emil Lucas is noted along with home repainting by the Heitzman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heinemeyer
L. Campbell
Jackie
Luella Lovell
Joe Need
Forrest Need
George Mace
Lesta
Central City
Yeu Steel
W . Clark
Lucille
Gothenburg
Wm. Lohr
Melvin van Alstine
W. B. Dake
Emil Lucas
Hattie
Columbus
Lincoln
Ernest Lucas
City Council Plots Posts and Committees
W E Pierson elected president of the council at the Tuesday organization meeting. Mayor Snider announced committee assignments including Finance Ways and Means Pierson Sterup Hastings. Streets and Alleys Johnston Pierson Sterup. Fire Water and Lights Hastings Pierson Johnston. Ordinance Hastings Pierson Sterup. Board of Health Dr Smith. Sewer Sterup Pierson Johnston. Police Sterup Johnston Hastings. Parks Johnston Pierson Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Pierson
Snider
Pierson
Sterup
Hastings
Johnston
Ster
Board of Health
Dr. Smith
Methodist Church Schedule and Sermon Notes
Rev H Collier presides with regular Sunday hours: 10 Sunday School 11 Morning Worship 7 Epworth League 8 Evening Worship plus 8 Wednesday midweek service. Change to 8 PM for evening services begins next Sunday. The Angelic Devil sermon follows in the Bible character series. World ServiceSunday emphasized in the Sunday School with special offering and envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Shelby News Roundup Reflects Travel Ailments and Socials
Elizabeth Cunningham of Orland California leaves Shelby after a ten day visit to Levi Cunningham’s home and will visit a brother in Orleans Nebraska before returning to the coast. Carl Albers recovers from a steel fragment in his eye treated by Dr. F. W. Oltmans of Omaha. Mrs. F. W. Oltmans visits Dunkle home in Shelby. Various residents travel and visit kin across Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. Sneak Day for seniors, Royal Neighbors farewell for Mrs. Nell Druma, mastoid treatment for Shirley Jean Johnson, appendectomy for Anna Marsden, and other local social and family updates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cunningham
Orland
California
Levi Cunningham
Orleans
Nebr
Carl Albers
F. W. Oltmans
Omaha
R.W. Dunkle
Barney Krebsbach
Columbus
Frank Bernt
St. Mary's Hospital
Everett Funkhouser
Hope Circle
Ralph Bockover
Lincoln
Chas. Bockover
Shelby
Harry Huddleston
Kingston
Kansas City
Myra Crozier
Franciis
Texas
Joan Comstock
Enid
Okla
Arthur
Dell Stull
Lee Pitzer
T. A. Reece
S. J. Marsden
Miles City
Mont
Marsden
W. E. Kinney
Caney
Kansas
Mark Kin
James Fosbender
Surprise
Miss Boydston
Anna Marsden
Archie Marsden
Shelby Hospital
John Mettlen
Hampton
Shirley Jean Johnson
Roy Johnson
Woodruff
Conad
P. R. Smith
Thelma Blazer
Violet Rasp
St Pauls Lutheran Church Schedule and Events
Confirmation class meets Wednesday at 4 30 and Saturday at 10. Mrs Andrew Monson hosts Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon May 2. Choir rehearsal Friday 8 pm. Junior Mission Band rehearsal Saturday 9 am. Sunday services as usual with Sunday School 10 am English 10 30 Swedish 11 and English Vespers 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Monson
Junior Mission
Osceola Club Enjoys Luncheon With Stromsburg Hosts
Osceola Woman's Club members attended a 1 pm luncheon in Stromsburg hosted at Scott's Hall. Guests sat at four long tables decorated with pink yellow and lavender favors. Mrs Mae Scott led singing and Mrs Marjorie Eielson presided as program director. State Chairman E Johnson spoke on criminology, followed by songs by Ruth Stahley and a two act sketch The Proper Dress by Marion Runnels and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Woman’s Club
Stromsburg
Scott’s Hall
Mae Scott
Marjorie Eielson
E. V. Johnson
I. D. Huston
Osceola
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Reported
Sunday guests included Homer Leese at August Fisher’s home. Wieseman and family attended a Lincoln funeral. Margaret Boden returned home from Lutheran Hospital in York. Maple Leaf Club meets Tuesday at Mrs. Lee Mickey’s. Walter Wieseman family visited Lincoln. Burrel Fox and family joined Sunday dinner with Calmar Dunn. Osceola High School operetta “Once in a Blue Moon” drew many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fisher
Homer Leese
Richard Wieseman
Joel Wieseman
Lincoln
Suday
Margaret Boden
Ltheran Hospital
York
Maple Leaf Club
Lee Mickey
Walter Wieseman
Dist. No.5
Osceola
Fred Dunn
Jas. Dunn
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Leona
Vanor Johanson
Shelby
Local residents recount visits and travel notes
Mr and Mrs Erwin Grossnicklaus visited Henry Grossnicklaus near Shelby on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A Burritt drove to Ulysses on Sunday. Al Schott, who cut his hand on a buzz saw, is recovering. Evelyn Brown, returning from business college in Omaha, arrived Thursday. J A Thompson and family dined with Howard Adams of Ulysses while Frank Hendrickson and son Glen toured David City to view last week wind storm damage. Helen Dake stayed overnight with Jas McKeag on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Headstrom
Des Moines
Ramon
Headstrom
Kewanee
Ill
J. G. Green
Scotts Bluffs
Lincoln
Kansas City
Lillie Boostrom
Neal
R. L. Minick
Polk County
J. L. Olson
Marie
Lena Bryan
Fritz Johnson
Madame Schumann Heinek
Wm. Neville
Baby
Utica
Eielson
George W. Sterling
Omaha
Malster
Ed Thompson
the Park Hotel
John Thompson
Tulsa
Okla
Hazel Hanis
May Rasp
D. H. Bull
David City
Erwin Grossnicklaus
Henry Grossnicklaus
Shelby
W. A. Burritt
Ulysses
al Schott
Evelyn Brown
Business
J. A. Thompson
Howard Adams
Frank Hendrickson
Glen
Helen Dake
Jas. McKeag
Gleaner to Run Record Rural Newspaper Ad Campaign
S. H. Hale, president of Gleaner Combine Harvester Corp, says the company is placing the largest newspaper advertising order ever by a combine maker. About 500 papers in the wheat belt will run full page ads highlighting lighter, more durable Baldwin combines. Hale credits rural county-seat papers for strong family readership and growing demand this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaner Combine Harvester Corporation of
Independence
Gleaner Baldwin Combines
S. H. Hale
Gleaner Corporation
Wheat
Mr. Hale
Gleaner Baldwin
Hale
Insurance ad targets Mark Timm services
Let Mark Timm write your auto fire wind hail tornado and life insur ance. Call Phone 343 and he will wait on you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Timm
343
Local social notes from Stromsburg area events
Ernest Krassman visit and family gatherings highlight a weekend in Stromsburg. Banquet at First Baptist Church, missionary society service, receptions for new members at the Methodist Church, and theatre by the American Legion marked the week. relatives in Seattle called for their mother as she battles cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Krassman
Stromsburg
Karl Dethloff
Anna Beckman
R. J. Allison
Allison
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Alice Myers
Central City
Fern Myers
Z. F. Myers
York Hospital
Lloyd Cole
Gene
Coordes
Earl Becker
York
Clark Snodgrass
T. J. Nelson
Methodist Church
Lawrence Beckman
Bertha
Seattle
Wash
Lewis Beckman
The
Baptist Church
American Legion
Culture Club
E. A. Sodergren
J. E. McDaniel
Bill Miller
Omaha
Community Socials and Visits Across Towns
The Victor Club held a party at Mrs Effie Meadens with several guests including Mrs Horton McKeag who visited her parents Mr and Mrs W S Obrist and returned to York on Monday. Multiple families visited Omaha and Lincoln, and social events include a K O Social at Wayland May 3. Helpers and families traveled between Marion South Dakota Stromsburg Benedict and Thayer with stock shipments to South Omaha Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton McKeag
W. S. Obrist
York
C. B. Hoffer
Glen Sack
Earl Hawley
Omaha
Thelander Peterson
Marion
N. S. Abolt
Wayland Merry Workers
Effie Campbell
John Bond
Gladys Record
Stromsburg
Bert Pryce
Thayer
Lawrence Hoffer
Corey
Rollie Stephenson
Lee Campbell
Cliff
Ladies Aid of
Green’s Chapel
Merle Anderson
Benedict
Seed and pasture notice from Nebr and Kansas farmers
Pasture for 30 head of stock with plenty of good water. Write or phone S. B. Fox Osceola Nebraska. SEED CORN Reid's Yellow Dent Iowa Silver Mine Cooper's Cattle Corn all hand tipped and graded Germination 95 percent $2.50 Also Sudan cane and Kaffir Seed C. J. Gubser Ulysses Nebr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Fox
Osceola
Nebraska
Reid
Yellow Dent
Iowa
Cooper’s
Sudan
C. J. Gubser
Ulysses
Sousa's Band Debuts on Radio Mon Night
John Philip Sousa and his world famous band will be heard on NBC coast to coast Monday evening May 6 in an 8 30 pm hour broadcast. Chevrolet sponsors to highlight selling over 500 000 six cylinder cars since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Chevrolet Company
National Broadcasting Company
General Motors
A. V. Tyrrell
Chevrolet
Sousa
Tyrrell
South Shelby Club Anniversary and Guest Day
The South Shelby Club marked its anniversary and Guest Day with a rural Shelby meeting hosted by Mrs Roy Johnson. Fifteen members and seven visitors attended despite bad roads and threatening weather. Programs included ironing storage tips, pioneer club history, a bulletin board talk, songs, and a playlet titled How the World Washes. Snacks were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shelby
Roy Johnson
Shelby
Merle Cunningham
Mera Cunningham
Pioneer Club
Beatrice Brazee
Bessie Irland
In Flanders Field Poem
The poem recalls WWI dead buried beneath crosses in Flanders Fields. It speaks of fallen soldiers who once lived and loved and asks the living to continue the fight against the foe. The verse urges the living to uphold the fallen's legacy and not break faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders Field
Flanders Fields
Farm and City Loans At Five Percent In Osceola
Franklin H. Anderson of Osceola Nebraska advertises long term farm loans at 5 percent and refinancing through a reliable Farm Loan Co. He offers access to private money for farm loans and lists Dr A A Wurtz dentist with phone 7 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Anderson
Osceola
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Wallerton Wee
Scnwuyler
Wesley Chapel Notes
John M. Herrmann
Woman’s Club
Scott Hall
Osceola Club
B. W. Johnson
A. W. Eielson
Wallace Scott
Edna Olson
Leigh, Nebr
Eva
Grand Island College
Ford Tudor
Ford
Buick
Hudson
Csceola
Fairview
Walter Creemen and Sons
Harvey McCormick
George Buchta
Elias Timm
Ed Lucas
Silver Creek
Lake Ericson
Lawence Meacham
Heitzman
Chalmer Daniel
H. Collier
Oliver Long
Iven Long
Nell Druma
Howard Collins
Homer Brigham
G. L. Spalding
Gresham
B. S. Miller
Frank Curry
Beryl Hoag
Hap Bull
Shelby Rebekah Lodge No. 344
Rising City
ST Pauls Lutheran Church
Paul Melin
Polk
Hackberry
Victor Club
South Shelby Club
Farm and City Loans
A. A. Wurtz
Addi
Farmers State Bank
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