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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1937

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Passing of Attorney Wilber M Johnston in Osceola

Obituary recalls Wilber M Johnston a prominent Osceola lawyer and former Polk County Attorney who died May 3 1937 at his home. Born May 14 1876 in Greene Iowa he edited the Polk County Republican and Osceola Record before devoting himself to law. He served in politics and was a lifelong Mason. He leaves a widow Grace Pheasant Johnston. Funeral services were held May 5 at the Osceola home with District Judge Harry D Landis delivering a eulogy and burial in Osceola cemetery beside his mother.

Wilber M. Johnston Osceola Greene Butler County Iowa Dr. McChesney Johnston Ile Polk County Republican Polk County Spain Sle Grace Pheasant Masonic Lodge Monkman Harry D.landis Seward Masonic Lod

Scout Troop Enlarged With Two New Members

The article notes Logan Danskin and Charles Nelson joined the troop in the past week while others work on tender foot tests. Twelve Scouts led by Scout master McFadden traveled to the bluffs Saturday afternoon and 21 Second Class tests were reported as passed. John Rogers, clothier, was commissioned by the Boy Scouts of America to retail uniforms, with birthday gifts and employment sought to fund Scout clothing. A uniform is not required, but appropriate clothing aids identification, and leaders met Friday evening at the Methodist parsonage for planning and policy.

Logan Danskin Charles Nelson McFadden Bluffs John Rogers Boy Scouts of America Methodist Parsonage

Penitentiary expert fails to open bank safe

A safe once owned by the Osceola Bank, now held by a Lincoln investment firm, resisted all efforts to be opened. An expert loaned from state penitentiary inmates attempted the safe's open but could not complete the task, though the upper chamber has been accessed and used while the lower chamber remains closed.

Osceola Bank Lincoln Investment House State Penitentiary

Local notices and family reunions in Shelby area

Mrs. Ogall Miller underwent an appendicitis operation at Shelby hospital Saturday and is recovering well. A family reunion at Art Buchholz’s north Shelby home honored his father’s fifty second birthday with thirty relatives present. A farewell reunion for Francis Woodhouse and son of Flowerfield was held at J. E. Bernt hall as they plan to move to California. Mrs. Ella Garner died of pneumonia aged seventy six at her son’s home near Stromsburg. Funeral services were held at an Old funeral home with burial in the local cemetery. Various relatives and neighbors attended from Shelby Ord Sutton Gresham Columbus and surrounding areas.

Ogall Miller Shelby Hospital Art Buchholz North Shelby Mr. Buchholz W. D. Buchholz Osceola DeLois Buchholz Lonnie Buchholz York Charles Lohr Cecil Sprague Ben Farris Silver Creek Dale Whited Columbus J. E. Bernt Francis Woodhouse Flowerfield California Woodhouse Effie Kropatch Oswald Kropatch Wm. Fillinger Frank Doyle Seward Otto Meadows Gresham Otto Hasselbalch Alma Lois Louis Swan Eva Cutler Valley Max Chas, Boyer Wir. Zeller Shelby Garner Ord E. Z. Tobias Minnika Ill A. W. Barnett Bradford Arkansas Charles Boyer Jim Rockport Bay of Loup City Willis Clare Guy Hanshew Una Anna Leslie Hanshew Sam Boyer Omaha

Heimer Wollberg Nuptials Celebrate Ohio Couple

Miss Maxine Heimer and El mer Wollberg wed Wednesday April 28 at the Lutheran parsonage in Columbus in the presence of their parents. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home northwest of Shelby. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Heimer, wears a gray suit. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Columbus where the groom works at Randall Oil Station.

Maxine Heimer Elmer Wollberg Columbus Shelby Tony Heimer Polk County Victor School Randall Oil Station

Electricity in the Home Meetings Set for Osceola and Stromsburg

Miss Ruby Lopez of Lincoln will lead two demonstration series on home electricity in Osceola May 6 and Stromsburg May 7. Sessions run 1:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. in Osceola High Gym and 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in Stromsburg High School Auditorium. Second sessions differ from first. organizers urge attendees to visit both. Free, unbiased information. homeowners wiring considered.

Ruby Lopez Lincoln Osceola Stromsburg Osceola High School Stromsburg High School Kelly

Official Results of Polk County Rural Field Day at Osceola

Polk County Rural Field Day results from Osceola on May 1 list boy events with names including Gilbert Hinkle Edward John Nelson and Lawrence Bernt in sprint events high jump and throws. Team and race results include wheelbarrow three legged and sack races with multiple participants and scores.

Polk County Osceola Gilbert Hinkle Edward John Od Lawrence Bernt Leonard Gissler Donald Schipporeit Wilber Falk Ralph Willits Theodore Swanson Byron Torell Lawrence Fozzard Morris Frizzell Bobby Mace Donald Schipporeil Ivan Ter Rolland Gissler Junior Nelson Paul Kresha Donald Schippereit Wendel McCormick Harold Bernt Eugene Johansen Allen Kresha Martin Schemek Ernest Oppliger William Hall Junior Albrecht Nthie Lawrence Borine Bobby Mace Slee Edward John Oe Ey James Borine Bobbie Stanton Delmar Keehn Bobby Grossnicklaus Wendell McCormick Maurice Frizzell Billy Grosshick Rins Glen Kresha Leonard “Ellustine Dale Burgess Robert Tooker Vernon Keehn Don Junior Wamsley Tommy Mace Donnie Hayes Dean Stevens Donald Dahlin Harold Anderson Elmer, Stewart Bernard Gissler Brook Berggren Allan Berggren Martin Shemek Billy Wyman Bobbie Grossnicklaus George Eller Clarence Bernt Quentin Jaax Billy AuBustine Frank Gembicachets Glenn Kresha Leonard Augustine Raymond Schott Ward Cash-Chass Erma Smith Sere Maurine Schmoker Ralph Willitts Doris Doris Schipporeit Maurine Peterson Rose Ehn Rebecca Roberts Carol MceCormick Anna Marie Fijell Arnetta Reeb Irma Smith Marjorie Warnick Waeepee Ee Floriene Larson Donna Mae Gabriel Carol McCormick Rosemary Kahler Betty Johansen Frances McCormick Anna Marie Fjell Mary Alice Ekstrom Florence Liss

Stromsburg Banquet and Community Notices Highlight Local Life

The Stromsburg High School junior senior banquet featured an ice palace theme with an Aurora Borealis display and igloo centerpieces as about 100 guests gathered in the auditorium. Other items include pre nuptial showers for Miss Willmetta Steele, civic club programs, a new IGA store opening, a Garden Club meeting, and a PEO chapter gathering. A rural electrification contract was awarded to Sanberg and Johnston Construction for about 283 thousand dollars with REA approval pending.

Stromsburg High School High School Bonnet Hall Tce Elwing Anderson Margrette Smithberg Mary Erickson Marvin Hersey Doris Wynn W. R. French Woman’s Civic Improvement Club Scott Hall S. D. Evins Wahoo Arthur Morrill, Jr Jennie Stanton E. J. Thompson Mothers of the Bible C. A. Anderson J. R. Veach Robert Christesen Wesley Erickson IGA Forslund Grocery Co Eric Froslund Harold Swan James Anderson Stromsburg Garden Club C. F. Moore H. R Anderson Ray Steever May The York Floral Co A.R Chapter P.E.O L. H. Headstrom Omaha Polk County Rural Electrification District Sanberg and Johnston Af Town Falls Iowa Rural Electrification Administration Polk District REA Petrus Nelson Stromsburg M. G. Lindbergh Polk A. S. Terrell George Bond Gresham

Victor Area Community Events and Visits

The column covers school activities at Victor including a May 10 banquet and May 13 14 commencements, a grade school field day at Osceola, and a school picnic ending activities until September. It also lists numerous local visits among residents to and from nearby towns, birthdays and illnesses, and church council notes.

Brotherhood of Greens Chapel Victor High School Victor School Victor Victor Grade School Fairview Arthur Blomquist Harry Blomquist Sutton Swan Larson C. B. Knorr Mabel McKe

Seward Men Injured In Highway 66 Collision

William Ahlschwede of Seward suffered a double pelvic fracture when his car collided with another vehicle at a Polk area intersection on Highway 66. Driver K C Fouts was cut and bruised. passengers Mervin Ae gert er Paul Peterson John Heinmiller were not injured. The group had just left a soil conservation conference in Central City. the other car carried two women who were shaken but unhurt.

Seward William Ahlschwede Highway 66 Polk K. C. Fouts Mervin Aegerter Paul Peterson John Heinmiller Staplehurst Central City

Magnificent University Library Gift Offer

World Herald offers 25 volumes of literary masterpieces at 39 cents per volume with a small handling charge. Readers urged to check full details in the World Herald for terms and participation.

World-Herald The World- Herald

West Side social notes and visiting guests

Mr and Mrs Alfred Dailey and Jennie Taylor of Los Angeles arrived at the Oscar Fredrickson home to spend two weeks visiting relatives. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings as Dorcas Society and Swede Home Ladies Aid prepared meetings, with multiple visits among Linds, Flodmans, Adelsons, and other area residents.

Alfred Dailey Jennie Taylor Los Angeles California Oscar Fredrickson Petrus Nelson Albert Jones Tom Meacham Dorcas Society Hartwig Flodman Ernest Flodman Polk Curtis Flodman Willard Adelson and Son Orlie Adelson Clarks Ruby Carlson Osceola Avald Thesse Arthur Ekstrom Luther Rhoades Jess Benedict Frank Bolton Axel Fredrickson Lillie Chindgren District 70 Polk County Swede Home Laverne Sylvia Ansel Fredricks Rodney Roberts Rueben Swanson August Swanson

Lutheran Church Weekly Activities Schedule

Thursday 2 30 p m Ladies Aid meets at the church entertained by Mrs Charles F Johnson and Mrs Wm Buhl. Saturday 9 p m Confirmation Class. Sunday 10 00 a m Worship 11 00 a m Worship 8 00 p m Mothers Day program Tuesday Missionary Society meets at the home of Mrs Nina Branting bring at least one guest and the lunch offering as usual

Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Charles F. Johnson Wm. Buhl Missionary Society Nina Branting

Woman's Club Holds Annual Spring Party at Presbyterian Church

The Osceola Woman's Club hosted its Spring Party Monday evening at the Presbyterian Church. Committee chairs were Mrs. Otto Horst, Mrs. Clayton Rystrom and Miss Gertrude Mat' eson. A seven o'clock dinner featured gold and azure May Baskets and flowers. The program included vocal solos by Margaret McFadden, a violin solo by Maxine Brooks, a puppet show, and an address by Mrs. A. F. Nyquist. Officers for the coming year were installed: President Mrs. T. D. Huston, Vice President Mrs. George Inness, Recording Secretary Mrs. Vic Berggren, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Joel Hanson, Treasurer Mrs. Clyde Smith, Auditor Mrs. E. A. Hedlund, and Campfire Guardian Mrs. Albert Monkman.

Woman’s Club Osceola Woman's Club Presbyterian Church Otto Horst Clayton Rystrom Gertrude Mat’ Eson Merry Workers Woman's Club Margaret McFad Woman

August Mellgren of Osceola Passes. Longtime Nebraska Farmer

August Mellgren born October 14 1858 in Laholm Sweden died April 29 1937 at age 78 in Osceola Nebraska after years on farms in Illinois and Nebraska. He never married and left behind three nephews and three nieces with funeral by Rev Melin and burial in Osceola cemetery.

August Mellgren Laholm Halland Sweden Lutheran Church Polk County Nebraska Gunnard R. Peterson Ethel Lindeblade Osceola Richard A. Peterson

Mrs Branting Hosts Bridge Evening Events

Mrs Raymond Branting entertained at 7:00 for dinner and three tables of bridge on Friday. Mrs Martin Anderson achieved the high score, while Mrs H S Eklund received the traveling prize and Miss Vida Beckmeyer won the draw prize.

Raymond Branting Martin Anderson H. S. Eklund Vida Beckmeyer

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Heimer—Wollberg Ald Schipporeit Raymond Hall Allan Kresha Betty Johnston Gladys LeSeuer Arnetta Reed Olive Carlson Iona Eller Rose Staroseik Mary Ann Staroseik Verona Bernt Willmetta Steele Merl Watts Stromsbury J. T. Stanton Miss Steele Hotel Kingdom Bridge Club Clyde Erickson Hackberry Harold Berglund John Lindgren Elna Iler Lloyd Lindgren Harlan Carlson Sewlock Charles ‘Steever John Dahl Near Columbus Albert Blevins Blevins C. W. Hennings Aurora Bruce Anthony J. E. Renner West Side
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