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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1938

Page

4

Fort Osceola News Highlights May 5 1898

Local Osceola items include the burial of the 8 year old son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Hotchkiss in Osceola cemetery Charles Campbell earns MD from the University of Iowa Medical College. Citizens consider plans for public reading rooms and youth entertainment. Anna Watts 52 dies leaving husband and seven children. John Hartman returns from California with family. Milk price remains 4 cents a quart. Village board organizes with L B Pitzer as clerk and H H Clark chair. J G Mickey reports top cattle at 1402 lbs average price 4 90. George W Gregg Jr sails to Vancouver barracks to join the navy. Church leaders surprise choir with a mahogany rocker for D T Mackie. H F Henderson buys a typewriter to speed up correspondence.

Hubert Hotchkiss Osceola Charles Campbell Medical College of Iowa City Court House Anna M. Watts James Watts John Hartman Calfornia L. B. Pitzer WY. HH. Clark S. A. Snider J.G. Mickey George W. Gregg, Jr Vancouver Oregon Navy A.n M. E D. T. Mackie Dave H.F. Henderson

Local notices mark weddings and civic bids in Polk county

The 1914 item notes Miss Kinina C Hennings wed Paul F Radloff at her mother Mrs Catharine Hennings home and they plan to travel to Star City Canada for business. George Brooke plans a new residence near the water plant with Capt L M Pratt and Mrs Brooke to occupy. D H Kunkel and F H Ball announce political bids for county clerk and county judge locally. Georgiana Reiser, born in Ohio in 1885, died May 3 at her Platte precinct Neb home leaving a husband Fred E Matson and two children. W J McBeth purchases J R Rouse drug stock and soft drinks business.

Kkinina C. Hennings Paul F. Radloff Catharine Hennings Star City Canada George Brooke L. M. Pratt Brooke D. H. Kunkel Georginana Reiser Ohio Platte Precinct Polk Co Nebr Fred E. Matson F. H. Ball Polk County W. J. McBeth J. R. Rouse

Polk County News Binds Weddings And Local Happenings

Miss Anna Sterup weds Otto B Nelson at Lutheran parsonage with Rev Melvi officiating. New Mr. and Mrs. Nelson plan to live on the room's farm. County conventions redrawn politics at Osceola courthouse last Thursday. “Pickles” high school musical praised. Miss Eulalia Heinemeyer and Earl R Cramer wed in Sidney home ceremony and will reside in York. County treasurer Cortnish reports 1927 taxes paid. Birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colson of Stromsburg. Women’s Home Missionary Society elects officers. Ten year old Jeanette Frasier bitten by a bull snake. Ralph Rickley of Omaha becomes father of Polly Ann. W E Pierson elected president of city council.

Anna Sterup Otto B. Nelson Melvi Matt Sterup Polk County Court House Osceola Eulalia Heinemeyer E. E. Heinemeyer Sidney Earl R. Cramer York Cortnish Russell Colson Stromsburg Women’s Home Missionary Society Pres George Moore V. P Clara Mickey Treag Joel Hanson Jeanette C. A. Frasier Clyde Courtney Ralph Rickley Omaha Polly Ann W. E. Pierson

Victor area social events and school notes sweep May schedule

HACKBERRY Greens Chapel Ladies Aid meet May 12 with Mrs Richards and Mrs Roy Hurd hosting. Brotherhood meet May 9 with Lloyd Severine Lloyd Hollister and Vaughn Powell entertaining. Victor School kittenball beat Stromsburg Monday. Freshmen mothers plan farewell reception for Sophomores May 6. Victor High Alumni meet May 12 at Victor School. Sophomores commencement May 16 with C Ray Gates speaker. School closes May 17 with picnic. Victor kittens entered Osceola field meet last Saturday. Pre school health roundup May 10 at 2:30 sponsored by P T A with doctors Brillhart and Anderson. tea served. Grade exams May 9. Local visits and travels noted among families and friends through the area.

Greens Chapel Ladies Aid Richards Roy Hurd Brotherhood Lloyd Severine Lloyd Hollister Vaughn Powell Victor School Stromsburg Victor High Brillhart Shelby Anderson Victor Alfred Larson Lincoln Swan Larson Mabel McKeag York W. L. Obrist Dorothy Teegerstrom Omaha Clyde Austin Arch Long Osceola Charles Steever John Dahl Myrtle Graham Noah Graham Martha E. Myers Polk Earl Burke Elmer Lindburg Fullerton Vaughn Home Chas. Lewis Abbie Richards Jennie Hurd Irvin Rystrom Polk County Rystrom Maxwell Rystrom Michael McCarty Tillman Joy Aeorge Steever

Favorite Cake Recipe Contest Promises Cash Prizes

Readers are invited to submit their best cake recipes for a chance to win cash prizes from $25 to $5. Judge criteria focus on nutritional value and wholesomeness. No purchase or letter needed. details appear elsewhere in the issue.

Willie Dad C. Houstayn Goudiss

Mother's Day Services at Fairview and Valley Churches

Fairview Church observes Mother's Day with a flower decor and a program at 10:00 a.m. Hamilton speaks on Mother. Sunday night 8:00 Miss Lillian Crouse from Pasadena leads services. Valley Church hosts community get together night Friday 8:00, and Sunday 11:20 Mr. Hamilton preaches with a Mother's Day service following.

Fairview Hamilton Lillian Crouse Pasadena Miss Crouse Southern California Bible School Missouri Sam Crouse Osceola The Valley Methodist Church Valley Valley Church

Fairview social notes recount visits and events

Mrs Earl Millhollen and child return to Omaha after two weeks with relatives. Earl Howard of Council Bluffs visited Harve McCormick. dinner hosted at Lester McCormick home. Miss Maxine Young visited Laverne Dake. returned with Laverne after two days. G P Mace, D L Dake, D Heinemeyer guests from Kansas and York. Meachams and others attended gatherings. a puppet show by Olive McBeth drew praise. Evangelists Lillian Crouse and friend preached at Fairview Church Sunday night. Slide show and family visits pepper the weekend.

Earl Millhollen Omaha Hilbert Buchta Earl Howard Council Bluffs Harve McCormick Lester McCormick Maxine Young Fullerton Laverne Dake G. P. Mace Kansas Wm. Dake Rev. L. Lohr Grand Island Georgia Shively Central City Alice Lohr Columbus Edith van Alstine C. L. Dake Clair McCormick D. L. Heinemeyer York Tom Meacham Grandma Meacham Lillian Crouse Pasadena Cal Farview Church C. E. Daniel Ludwig Widge Stromsburg H. A. McCormick Clair Fairview Hill Olive McBeth

Moderne Beauty Shop Promotes Mother's Day Permanent Waves

Moderne Beauty Shop announces a Beauty Certificate plan for permanent waves aimed at Mother's Day. Mrs. Wm. H. Larson, Osceola, contact via Phone 105 is featured in the notice.

Wm. H. Larson Osceola

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha and Tuberculosis Facts

Receipts at Union Stock Yards Omaha May 3 1938 total 8500 cattle. Steers and cows unevenly lower. best steers reach 9.25. Feeding steers stronger. stockers up to 8.60. Cornfed and feeder prices listed with varied grades. Medical facts sponsored by Polk County Medical Society discuss tuberculosis declines, infection, skin tests, and community eradication through cooperation.

Union Stock Yards Omaha Polk County Medical Society United States

Hog Receipts Fall as Prices Stay Weak in Omaha Market

Receipts of hogs at Omaha Monday reached 5,000 head with demand weak. Prices ranged 10 to 15 cents lower than last week, with light weights $7.60 to $7.75, medium and mixed hogs $7.30 to $7.60, heavies $7.00 to $7.30, and lows steady at $6.75 to $6.85.

Omaha Desmand

I Lames Open Week Steady Receipts at Omaha

Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha on Monday totaled about 5 000 head with prices holding about steady.

Omaha

Sheriff Sale Ordered in Polk County Nebraska

In Polk County District Court Samuel Avery and May Avery hold a first lien on the property. Grace Thelen and others are defendants. A decree of May 21 1934 valued the claim at 4932.11 with 10 percent interest and ordered sale if unpaid. The sale is set for June 6 1936 at 2 pm in Osceola. The property is the NW quarter of section 9 township 14 north range 1 west. GUNNARD PETERSON Sheriff.

District Court Polk County Nebraska Samuel Avery May Avery Grace Thelen Osceola Nime Gunnard Peterson

Misses Carlson and Scholz Visit Lincoln for Weekend

The Misses Violette Carlson and Evelyn Scholz motored to Lincoln to spend the weekend.

Violette Carlson Evelyn. Scholz Lincoln

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