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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
5
May show schedule lists titles Fei and Sat through May 9 10 in La Apache Home Sweet Home and Dont Ever Marry. Prices set at 15 and 30 cents. Osceola High School hosts May 12 8 15 pm performance of And Home Came Ted.
Osceola and surrounding areas see numerous residents and visitors traveling to Lincoln Columbus Omaha and other towns for business visits medical care and family matters. Highlights include Mrs. Campbell's improving condition in Columbus hospital Mrs. Huffman joining her husband from Aurora and John Olson’s Wyoming oil strike affecting local landholders.
Local notes report births, visits, moves, illnesses, and farm activity in Shelby and surrounding towns. A new flouring mill is planned with Emery Funkhouser and Ernest Funkhouser as promoters, to be built east of Moon store with 25 barrels per day capacity. Citizens welcome the project and the new management led by Guy Funkhouser.
Wanted 150 head of cattle for pasture to be taken April 80 with two good pastures blue grass running water shade. Price 8 dollars per head until October 15. Cattle picked up April 30 on road west of Osceola to Clarks bridge south end and delivered October 15 by same route. Half cost or 4 dollars per head due April 30. Bull furnished in pasture. Contact William Luft Clarks Nebraska or Osceola Bank.
Nebraska moves to land a district based legislature under H. R. 537. The bill redraws senatorial and representative districts, cuts up Lancaster and Douglas counties, eliminates floating districts, and assigns Douglas County thirteen representatives with one drawn from outside Omaha. The change follows approval by both legislative chambers and aligns with a constitutional requirement.
Dr Olson the Chiropractor invites at the Mrs Detweiler home to experience health improvements. The office operates from that residence and promises relief and wellness through chiropractic care.
Have an unused garage on your lot. Advertise it to generate income and offset tax costs. This simple rental option can turn idle space into cash flow for property owners.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. in Valley and 10:30 a.m. in town with preaching at 9:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. in town and 11:00 a.m. in the Valley. Mothers Day observed and a special effort urged. Epworth League meets at 7:30 p.m. topic What We Owe Our Parents led by Martha Imhoff. Pastor J A Klein.
Next Sunday Mother’s Day will be observed with the Sunday school and Morning Worship hour. In the evening the previously announced subject will be preached as part of a meeting with the City Council. The Epworth League will hold a Bake Sale Saturday afternoon at Hanson and Frahm meat market. Ladies’ Aid meets Tuesday afternoon in church parlors. W. W. Hull, Pastor.
The Presbyterian Church announces opening Sunday school at 9 45 a m with a rousing start. Men’s Bible class at 10 a m led by Lynn Sheldon covers What Should be the Attitude of the Church Toward the Sabbath Day. Morning worship at 11 offers A True Mother. Intermediate and Junior Endeavor at 7. evening service at 8 with Christ's Mother at the Cross. All welcome. Pastor W. W. Alverson.
This afternoon May 5 the Ladies Aid meets at the Pierson home at 2 30. Luther League gathers Friday May 6 at 8 with a program. Sunday school at 10 60 conducted by Arthur N Johnson. Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 with offerings for Rev Axel E Sjoding. Swedish in morning English in evening. Harmony Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 at the Johnson home. Adolfo Serenius, Pastor.
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