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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1926

Page

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NEW CITY COUNCIL MEETS IN ORGANIZING SESSION

The new city council held its first meeting on Tuesday night to organize for the year. W D Buchholz named street commissioner and A A Gray water commissioner. Wilbur M Johnston elected city attorney. Mayor Snider announced committee appointments including Finance, Streets, Water, Ordinance, Parks, Board of Health, Sewer, and Police with Jay Wastings elected president.

W. D. Buchholz A. A. Gray Wilbur M. Johnston Snider Finance Ways & Means Pierson Hastings Butz Schwab Water & Lights Parks Butz Pierson Board of Health Smith Sewor Jay Wastings

Gravel projects soon to start in Polk and Osceola counties

The county board approved contracts for road work and graveling. Roberts Construction Co. won grading on the Osceola north east road. Yant Construction Co. awarded graveling for two Polk County projects. Peterson, Guntier & Shirley awarded grading on the Stromsburg Osceola road, with Mr. Larson prepared to begin once staking is complete.

Osceola Roberts Construction Com

Stromsburg Glee Club Wins State Class B Cup

The Stromsburg High School girls glee club won first place in class B at the state music contest in Lincoln on Saturday. They also won the cup last year. The club is directed by Miss Vivian Sard, supervisor of music.

Stromsburg

Local Boy Joins Bozeman Lumber Firm

W. F. Chauner formerly of Osceola has bought an interest in a Bozeman Montana lumber company. He has served as a manual training instructor in Bozeman schools and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chauner of Osceola. Mrs. Frank Johnson was a passenger to Grand Island yesterday.

W. F. Chauner Osceola Bozeman Mont Chauuner Frank Chauner Frank Johnson Grand Island

Death of Perry Randell noted in Route Four area

Route Four reports the death of Perry Randell at his Washington home on Saturday May 1. He leaves a wife and four children along with many relatives. Local society notes include Stoner Club members presenting an original stunt on Achievement Day, Mrs. Henry Mitchell ill at York hospital after an operation, and several community visits and visits to Lincoln, Columbus, and York.

Tred Randell Perry Randell Washingston Stoner Club Strimsburg Henry Mitchell Stromsburg York Hospital Florence Sharritt Walter Watts Si Cock Will Perry Rising City Roy Parks Henry Zang Columbus Miss Vella Omaha Victor Davis James

Frederick Timm 85 Dies After Civil War Service

Funeral services were held for Frederick Timm at the Methodist church with burial rites by the American Legion Post. A Civil War veteran born in Germany in 1840, he lived in Michigan and Nebraska and leaves a large family. He and Minnie Miller married in 1864 and later moved to Osceola and North Platte before his death on April 30.

Frederick Timm Methodist Church Americans Legion Post Macklingburg Germany America St. Joseph County Michigan Michigan Volunteer Infantry Nashville Tennessee Minnie Miller Three Rivers Polk County Nebraska Osceola R. A. Mills North Platte Nebr John L Ezra Herrman Timm Oakland California O. A. Timm Nampa Idaho Anna Sprague Beaverton Oregon C. G E. J. Timm R A Mills Fred Omsted Omaha Mr. Timm M. E. Church J. F. Reynolds Post Timm Ocean

Junior Senior Banquet Highlights Student Festivities

The Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the gymnasium Monday evening, a rose themed feast for the Senior class with red and white colors, a candlelit dining hall, a light fountain display, and entertainment by students and faculty. Toasts by Ralph Mills Lenore Van Hoosen O M Thorson and Neltie Hawley celebrated reminiscences opportunities spirit and enthusiasm.

Bilsie Pierson Bernice Sherar Glenn Yeltman Harvey Heald Walton Ball Blanche Lindenmeyer Elsie Pierson Margaret Weber Sup T C. E. Andrews Ralph Mills Lenore van Hoosen Girl Reserve O. M. Thorson Neltie “Hawley Glen Yeltman Eveyone

Local Deaths and Updates From Osceola Area

Local notices report the death of Mrs. Nane La Munyon in Omaha from an inward goitre. Funeral set for Friday at 3 PM in Osceola M E Church. Also updates on Dwight Edwards injury from pole fall, and notes on Mrs. Amos Ellege’s death in Columbus with burial in Shelby. Also mentions Miss Hilder Swanson visiting Osceola relatives.

H. ©. Beebe Nice Nane la Munyon Omaha Jack Rathburn Osceola M. E. Church Dwight Edwards Dwight Shelby Eleanor Mills Marjorie Douglas Lincoln Kapta Alpha Theta Amos Ellege Columbus Hilder Swanson Chicago Andrew Hanson Henry Olson

Stromsburg Community News Highlights

Mrs Harry Lanham and Mrs William Shapters visited York Sunday. Leo V Carlson bought a new Chevrolet Coupe. The High School girls glee club won Class B at the state contest in Lincoln under Miss Vivian Lard. The May Festival at Buckley Park will feature an historic Polk County pageant and a picnic lunch. The Eden Baptist and First Baptist Churches held a union service. The fire department fought a tar fire behind Olsoni’s by the grocery, causing no damage. Commencement for the Class of 1926 is next week and new city officers were installed.

Harry Lanham William. Shapters York Leo V. Carlson Robert Lunner Incoln Vivian Lard Helen Lund Ruth Wardy Maregrat Julia Presson Marie Ison Lorna Knerr Eva Olson Corrie Livigdon Opal Bennett Mae Sundberg Esther Swanberg Lucc de Wright Edith Lindquist Elen Rudeen Marguerite Newman Josephine Wailin Lola Lunner Juucille Myers Jeanette Anderson Rassie Clifford Florence Niallist Elizabeth Miller Wi'eh Buckley Park Polk County Circle of the Eden Baptist Church N. C. Freeman J W Lanham Oscooka E A Hatfield St. Louis Olaf Netsell Hatfield James Dunn Oficeola J. L. Olsoir Lincoln Weda J T Stanton C F Moore Wesley Eden Baptist First Baptist Ellis Eklof A. W. Lyons The Eastern Star C . Hagelin California

Osceola letter from Oregon farmer enjoying life on 100 acre farm

J O Pearson writes from Route 1 Box 86 Clackamas Oregon to The Osceola Record noting a 100 acre Portland area farm with 10 cultivated acres, 30 timber and pasture, Jersey cows, turkeys and chickens. He praises Oregon climate and views of Mount Hood 60 miles away. His daughters work in Portland and a country school is attended by younger children.

Osceola Oregon Portland Mount Hood Jersey Pearson Montgomery Ward & Co

Womans Club holds annual meeting and play program

The Womans Club will meet Monday May 17 at 7 30 p m in the Hig School assembly room with annual reports and officer installations. A drama department one act play is planned and the public is invited. Miss Irma Nuquist tied for first in an oratorical contest at Doane College yesterday. For Sale Poland China boars and a Short horn bull offered by F T Bennet & Son Shelby Nebr. PEOs host a party at Mrs Fred Schuman’s home tomorrow for frontier mothers.

Woman’s Club Hig School Drama Irma Nuquist Doane College A. F. Nuquist Poland F. T. Bennet & Son Shelby Nebr

Champion Swine Demonstration Team Visits Central City

County Agent Adair and his State Champion Swine Demonstration Team came to Central City on Wednesday May 5 to present a demonstration and give a talk. The event was hosted by the Farm Clubs of Merrick County as local interest in Farm Bureau and Extension work grows.

Adair Ansel Fredrickson Ivan Sundburg Merrick County Central City

Markets Today: Wheat Corn Hogs Butter

Wheat and corn prices highlighted with hog market notes and butter trends. Duncan Produce Co. furnished market guidance and commentary.

Duncan Produce Co

Achievement Day observed by Stromsburg Farm Bureau Women

The Stromsburg Farm Bureau Women’s Clubs held Achievement Day in Scotts Hall on May 4. Miss Muriel Smith of the Extension Service presented Kitchen Conveniences and plans for a Women’s Rest Camp were announced for Seward City Park June 15-18.

The Farm Bureau Scott Hall Alex Scott Hts L A Erickson Lincoln Gertrude Robey Farm Bureau Womans Clubs Scotts Hall Stromsburg Miss Smith

Wesley Chapel Missionary Society Meeting

The Wesley Chapel Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon May 13 at Mrs. Kenneth Richards home with Mrs. L F Williams assisting and Mrs. T D Richards as program chair. Local visits included Fuller Brush man in Stromsburg and callers at R C Dunn and L F Williams homes. A J Herrmann hosted Sunday guests from Omaha.

Wesley Chapel Missionary Society Kenneth Richards L F Williams T D Richards Fuller Brush Stromsburg Jas. Younger R. C. Dunn Homer and Newlin Myers

Rebekahs Meet At David City District Session

Osceola Rising City and David City lodges join in a district meeting at David City on May 4 with a 1:30 afternoon session and an 8:00 evening program. Officers were elected, a five cent per capita tax approved, degree work shown by Osceola, and Shelby hosts invited next spring.

Rebekah Lodges Osceola Rising City David City Ulysses Bellwood Shelby Regal Lodge B. Rosalie Crabtree Assembly Shelby Lodge Harry Hewitt Rosalie Crabtree Helen Taylor Charles DeLand York Belle Bellwood

Farmer Dies Under Car After Night Crash Near Duncan

Long Koziol a farmhand and World War veteran from south of Dun can is killed when a Ford touring car driven by A Johnson of Osceola runs off a grade and overturns in a six foot ditch near Platte river bridge. Johnson escapes with bruises. Koziol is crushed and dies, likely instantly. The accident may have been caused by loose gravel on the road. Bodies transported to Columbus. funeral plans pending relatives. The County Attorney will decide on inquest after relatives’ wishes are learned.

Long Koziol Duncan BE. A. Johnson Osceola Platte River Bridge Koziol Johnson Sam Ernst Ernst Paul Ernst Eddie Gerber Koziel Columbus Henry Gass Charles Skorupa Skorupa Otto F. Walter Tarnoy Platte Columbus Telegram

Osceola News Highlights Local Visits and Street Improvements

Residents report visitors from Imperial Curtis and Genoa with several come and go updates. The village board plans adding about fifteen blocks of gravel this year while cement curbing extends near the F. M. Selbee home and U. B. parsonage. Arbor Day events see Elm and Hackberry trees replanted along streets to Blue River and cemeteries.

Katte ‘Brasee Curtis Nebr Osceola Lincoln Bhelby F. M. Selbee John Lee Lees Rial Brazee Omaha Grandma Rasp Hunter Wyoming C. BE. Ruch Anabelle Genoa Shelby C. W. Metin Evelyn Babcock Hulitt Conservatory of Music York Isaac Walton Blue River

Potatoes Tested With Treated and Untreated Seed East of Osceola

Mr E J Brown, living east of Osceola, cooperates with the Farm Bureau to test treated versus untreated potatoes. Two varieties, Early Ohio and Cobblers, are included with some rows left as a check to compare performance under Polk County conditions.

E. J. Brown Osceola Farm Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

NEW City Council Wm. Hope Carl Gissler Grace Swan Eva Swanson Miles Ransom Harvey Norma Davis Mildred Swoboda Helen Deeter Olsoni Jas Clayton Rystrom Restrident J. O. Pearson Clackamas Fred Schuman Frontier Mothers Jeewesenver Wisley Carl Cedarburg Fredrickson Greens Chapel Ebenezer Crossman Hickory Hollow South Shelby Club E. C. Mouden Womans Rest D. A. Benson Victor Club Chapel Illustrated Songs Shelby Country Club A. E. Dawes Valley Church A. J. Herrmann J. J. Davis Miss Gretta Biddlingmeter Will Herrmann Janing Rebekahs Vicernes Vera Carter Mrs. Cooperwood Pres Rev. Taylor John Harper C. Fulmer Noble Edith Gray Bernice Brown Anna Marie Kruse Pearl van Hoosen Edith Taylor Alice Matheson Signe Samuelson Rule Lindquist Rilma Johnston Luella Bergren Inside Guardian Hattie Newcom Josiah Locke Lock
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