Injuries from mule incident reported with wedding note
In days gone by column notes W H Carson injured when two mules pulled and reared striking him, breaking an ankle bone and delaying recovery. Also records a May 2 marriage of E J Culver and Laura A Rummel in Osceola, with Judge Getts performing. Mention of fire company yard trees and house repairs by E L King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carson
Mr. Carson
E. J. Culver
David City
Laura A. Rummel
Osceola
Henderson
Osceola Harness Shop Sold. McKeag Plans Restock
Ten years after 1927, Osceola's W C Pike sold his harness shop to Harvey McKeag who assumed possession and plans to restock. The year also notes local births, deaths, and a bank alarm incident with no burglars found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceolas
W. C. Pike
Harvey McKeag
McKeag
Clara Belle Shelmadine
Franklin City
Penn
Shelby
Edith Gray
Business Woman's League
Fremont
Arthur Headlee
Polk County
Lutheran Hospital
York
Bridles Found Hidden Under Lime House After Game
While one boy crawled under a building to capture the game another found a pair of bridles stolen from Captain Pratt last winter. The bridles belong to the Captain’s buggy harness and are valued at $5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Accidents and Weddings Hit Local Year 1912
Twenty five years ago on May 9 1912 Mike Hoffer suffered a broken right leg after likely being kicked while tending horses. Ruby Irene Bake married Arthur Lee Leard at the Bake home and will live in Shelby. Shank received a 1 to 20 year penitentiary sentence after trial. Guy Lovell and Amelia Johnson wed in Stromsburg and will reside in town where Lovell works as a barber. Prof Price left for New Mexico after accepting a band leadership offer in that state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hoffer
Hoffer
Ruby Irene Bake
Cyrus F. Bake
Fullerton
Arthur Lee Leard
Shelby
Shank
Guy Lovell
Amelia Johnson
Stromsburg
Lovell
Prof. Price
New Mexico
You May Now Own 20 Volumes of Great Literature
Advertisement notes a weekly offer to purchase twenty volumes of classic literature at 39 cents per week. The Omaha Bee-News item promotes the sale and directs readers to read today’s edition for complete details. The text emphasizes value and limited-time purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee-News
Wesley Chapel community notes and gatherings
A Sunday church attendance was reported at Wesley Chapel. Various local families and guests were mentioned visiting or hosting events in the area, including church meetings and social visits around May events and family gatherings. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kuehnel, Mrs. Joe Gabriel, the Merrick family, and several residents from Columbus, Lincoln, and Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Samaritan Army
Missionary Society
T. D. Richards
Wesley Chapel Club
Ella Koehler
F. E. Merrick
Alfred Kuehnel
Edwin Buse
Axel Anderson
Joe Schott
Victor Herrman
Omaha
Leo Albers
Mahlon Bonner
Columbus
Alvin Merrick
Merrick
H. B. Benson
Fairbury
F. C. Banks
Lincoln
Imperial
John Banks
Hubert Alt
John Albers
Hubert Seberger
Nellie Olson
Otto
Shelby
Harold Linde
Peets
Colorado
Arthur Deeter
Erma Stewart
Stoner
Helen Dunn
Jay Timmons
Dunn
Carl Wieseman
Paul Engelhardt
George Minick
Rising City
John Huggler
Holly Grossnicklaus
Matt Gonderinger
Edmund Gabel
Frank Gabel
Card of Thanks for Mother's Illness and Passing
The Garner and Boyer families express gratitude for the help and sympathy shown during the illness and the death of our beloved mother Clare Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Garner
Charles Boyer
Legislature Debates Unicomical Reform And Budget Ploys
A Nebraskan legislative session probes a complex budget fight. The piece critiques the Unicomical group and calls out attempts to delay or derail bills. It highlights state assistance funding, federal match concerns, and the Short Ballot proposal amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makin
Methodist Church Service and Activities Notice
The Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Elias Berck as superintendent. Worship at 11:09 a.m. includes a Mother’s Day sermon Behold Thy Mother. Junior and Intermediate Leagues at 4:00 p.m. The Women’s Home Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Andrew Nuquist’s home. Miss Nell Campbell leads. A missionary tea follows at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday May 11 with Miss Bragga from India. Mothers’ Day urged family pew gatherings. Pastor Albert C. Monkman invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Berck
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Andrew Nuquist
Nell Campbell
Bragga
India
Albert C. Monkman
Thanks for kindness after uncle's death and burial
Expressing sincere gratitude to Rev Moline the singers neighbors and all who helped after our uncle's death and burial. Words cannot express our appreciation. Signed by Mr and Mrs Einfred Peterson Mr and Mrs Gunnard Peterson Mr and Mrs Richard Peterson Mr and Mrs Joe Lindblade Mr and Mrs William Laxson Mr and Mrs Emil Monson Mrs Aldie Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Einfred Peterson
Gunnard Peterson
Richard Peterson
Joe Lindblade
William Laxson
Emil Monson
Aldie Peterson
Big Circus Invades Columbus With Aerial Feats And Clowns
Russel Bros. Big 3-Ring Circus brings afternoon and night shows to Columbus on May 10. The bill features the Five Fearless Flyers Miss Aerialetta Willis Sisters and many aerial ballerinas plus trained animals including sea-lions bears elephants horses ponies and a chimpanzee. Clowns provide comic relief between daring trapeze acts starting at 2 and 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marel
Russel Bros
Columbus
Aerialetta
Willis Sisters
Six Lelands
Conner Trio
Bellentina Brothers
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Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Rees
Abbott Ice & Rev. CO
Neb
Milwaukee Beer
United Brothers
Frank Brady
Thare
Leggislature
John Hancocks
Samuel Adamses
Nebraska
Congress
Bankin
Lickker
Health
Labor Dept
Board of Control
Gov. Office
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Molorca
Buick
General Motors
Ake
Roy E. Hartson
Shelby, Neb
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