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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
8
Receipts Monday show cattle at 7,500 head with steady to lower bids for week open. Hogs largely 10 15c lower. desirable butcher hogs 8.25 8.45. Lambs weak on opening grounds with fat lambs at 7.50 3.00 and shearers brisk at 6.50 7.25. Fat lambs and feeders priced across a wide range, with several categories noted for wooled and shorn animals.
By order of the Platte County District Court the sheriff will sell at public auction at 2 PM May 27 1935 at the Osceola courthouse south front door the north half of the south half and certain lots in section 13 township 16 north range 2 west with a 64.31 acre tract including 59.31 acres accretion less 2.20 acres highway right of way terms cash. GUNNARD PETERSON Sheriff Polk County Nebraska.
Polk County Nebraska proposes to issue eleven thousand dollars in refunding bonds dated July 1 1935 at four percent interest to pay off a January 1 1936 maturity. Taxpayers may file objections with County Clerk John S. Anderson at Osceola courthouse by May 3 1985 between 9 A.M. and 5 P.M.
Lincoln Welding Co run by F. W. Tilter promotes twenty years of first class welding service. Contact tel B-3111 at 330 South 10th in Lincoln Nebraska. Master welders advertise skilled metalwork.
There were no services at the Valley Church last Sunday due to scarlet fever precautions. Services will resume when safe. The Fairview choir meets Tuesdays and the Valley Ladies Aid gathers May 7 and May 8. District Conference at Ashland May 2 with Bishop Leete. Survivors listed for Grandma McCormick include son John A and sister Mrs. A. H. Procter. eighteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Church warnings suspend May services for health reasons and postpose Ladies Aid. Wesley Chapel reports officers and activities, charity events, and local social notes. Council approves street ordinances and dosing siphon bid. oaths taken, adjournment set for April 30, 1936.
Reading hours with wit wisdom and companionship highlighted as Atlantic Monthly celebrates seventy five years. Subscriptions advertised for one dollar and instructs readers to send payment to The Atlantic Monthly Arlington Street Boston with ad mention.
The church lists Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, Epworth League at 6:30, and an evening service at 7:30 at the Presbyterian church. A contest has ended with conceded victory and a note of thanks for fairness and cooperation. The message urges continued participation in common worship and devotion to God.
Card thanks relatives friends and neighbors for help during the loss of a wife and mother. Gratitude noted for sermons music flowers letters cards and words of sympathy from G W Engelhardt and family.
The Fairview Ladies Aid Society Maple Leaf Club and neighbors express gratitude for kindness and sympathy during the death and burial of Mrs. Jessie Ann McCormick. The McCormick family notes appreciation from relatives and friends.
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