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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

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Polk County Track Meet crowns Osceola overall champion

Osceola wins the Polk County Track Meet with 76.5 points at Polk County Fair Grounds. Stromsburg places second and Polk third. Osceola athletes dominate 16 events led by Carl Burritt Fred Calkins Eldon Addison and Moser. Osceola claims multiple event wins including 100 yard dash 220 yard dash mile run and pole vault.

Polk County Polk County Fair Grounds Polk Stromsburg Shelby Oscsola Quceola Osceola Swanson Stromburg Moser Simonson Hernbloom Addison Oveola Calkins Larson Largson Stromshire Ivland Mulls Jeffrey Anerson Poli Burritt Minnick Jackson Peterson Timm Linstead Hollister C. Jackson Osceola Secad Hernbicom Swionson Carl Timre Eldon Addison Fred Calkins Charles Jackson Carl Burritt Charles Moser Wayne Island Clifford Hernbloom Merrill Simonson University of Nebraska H. Moser LaSeur Harbert Gustafson Lofgreen Koehier Schnasse R. Jackson Oberg Landahl Carey

Funeral Attended In Bellwood For M. Martin Besch

Shelby and vicinity residents traveled to Bellwood on Monday for the funeral of M. Martin Besch at the Bellwood Catholic Church. Local trips included visits to Omaha and Council Bluffs with family gatherings and auto travel.

Shelby Bellwood M. Martin Besch Bellwood Catholic Church John Zohner and Son Omaha James Dernan George Weiser J. E. Bernt Margaret Fillinger George Mytholar Anna Murray, Laws Sacred Heart Church William Kosch Kimball Nebr Chas. EB. Hastert Farell Montezuma Iowa F. M. Leibee Leibee Sievert Peterson Guy Hanshew Val Hanshew Baby Columbus

D A R Elects Officers At Meeting

Mrs Robert Inness hosted the D A R gathering on Monday afteroon. Mrs William Kepner reviewed the D A R Magazine. New officers elected include Regent Mrs L M Shaw Vice Regent Mrs D W Mejfradden Registrar Mrs Wim Grossnicklaus Chaplain Mrs Lou Israel Secretary Mrs W E Thompson Treasurer Mrs Phil Campbell Historian Mrs W S Heitzman.

Robert Inness William Kepner D A R L M Shaw D W Mejfradden Wim. Grossnicklaus Lou Israel W E Thompsonx Phil Campbel W S Heitzman

Can the Rooster Be Useful After Hatching Season

The farm woman notes low profits from late hatched chicks as eggs set now hatch after June. Roosters become costly to feed with limited breeding value so best to cull. If kept, a brief fattening period improves meat for home canning. extension service guidance exists.

Agricultural College Extension Service I‘3

Kay Kay Birthday Club Gathered at Mrs Schumann Home

The Kay Kay Birthday Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. F W Schumann Friday afternoon.

Kay-Kay F W Schumann

Osceola High School Baccalaureate Closing Week

A summary of the Osceola High School Baccalaureate events set for May 14 1933 at the M E Church at 8 oclock. The program includes a processional by Mrs Ruth Cornish invocation by Rev Paul Melin The Lost Chord performed by Sullivan Nilson Girls Glee Club scripture reading by Rev W D Hamilton The Silent Sea by Neidlinger Marzo Girls Glee Club class sermon by Rev W H Wrizh and the benediction by Rev Paul Melin.

Ruth Cornish Paul Melin Sullivan-Nilson W. D “Hamilton The Silent Sea Neidlinger Marzo W. H. Wrizh Girls’ Glee Club Paul Melin

Commencement Program at Rivoli Theatre May 18 1900s

Invocation by Rev W H Wright Violin Duet from Tales of Hoffmann Medley of numbers by Jean Rutter and Matilda Amacher Address The Foundation of a Democracy Dr W H Morter Principal Teacher s College High University of Nebraska Vocal solo Courage by Huhn Joseph Filipowicz Presentation of Class to Board of Education Edith Wilson Class Sponsor Diploma awards and Benediction by Supt Wm E Thompson deafness Rev Paul Melir

Ock Rivoli W. H. Wright Barcarelle Offenbach Jean Rutter Matilda Amacher W. H. Morter S College High High University of Nebraska Huhn Joseph Filipowicz Board of Education Edith Wilson

Senior Class Night at High School Features Three Plays

Large crowds attended the seniors night program at the high school auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday. Three plays were presented. a comedy titled A Pair of Vases followed by a pioneer tale Sed. The sunset backdrop and a Nebraska wind provided atmosphere during the performances.

Nebraska

Senior Class Comedy Under Blue Shadowed Lights

The commencement program featured a fantasy play titled The Stray at Land's End with eerie blue shadows. Senior girls sang two numbers while six Senior boys, dressed as sailors, performed a lively sailor number under Miss Earth Wilson's direction.

Land’s End

In Memoriam Eldon Addison and Class ROLL Obituaries

The notice lists members including Eldon Addison Florence Addison Matilda Amacher Irene Anderson Dorothy Anderson Carl Burritt Jean Backlund Madeline Cook Bennie Carlson Hollis Campain Pauline Campbell Fred Calkins Marjorie Dunn Erma DeLand Glenn DeLand Lawrence Davis Eugene Englehar at Joe Filipowicz Trene Grossnicklaus Goldie Gustafson Robert Herrmann Paul Herrmann Irene Herrmann Zona Herbes Marjory A Inness Claus Johnson Inez Jones Irene Jones George Koehler Glennis Koehler Brent McBeth Charles McBeth Lila McBeth Velma McCormick Gladys Matthes Harold Nelson Florence Olson Leona Pierson Allan Peterson Lester Peters Natalie Richards Jean Rutter Louise Smith Carl Timm Virginia Torrell Forrest Wilcox Eleanor Koehler.

Florence Olson Leona Pierson Allan Peterson Lester Peters Natalie Richards Jean Rutter Louise Smith Carl Timm Virginia Torrell Forrest Wilcox Eleanor Koehler

Mothers Day services planned at Fairview and Valley churches

Fairview and Valley churches will observe Mothers Day next Sunday with special music. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs Earl Bond’s home for a program and covered dish luncheon. Andrew E Nyquist spoke on China at Valley Church, weather preventing a larger crowd. Choir rehearsals continue for Children’s Day under Pastor E B Maxcy.

Womens Foreign Missionary Society Earl Bond China Valley Church Andrew E. Nyquist Osceola E. B. Maxcy

Sunday dinner guests fill Polk and Lincoln visits

A Polk area report lists guests at the Lee Davis home and other area visits. Families from Shelby include Mr and Mrs W D Davis and Mr and Mrs S O Davis, plus Mrs John Lucas and sons and Joe Lockard. Farther, Mr and Mrs P A Hanquist with Rev Fritzell left for Buffalo and Minneapolis.

Lee Davis W D Davis S O Davis John Lucas Joe Lockard Shelby P A Hanquist Fritzell Hordville Buffalo Minneapolis Minn Frank Adelson

Presbyterian Church Merry Workers Plans

Merry Workers will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. The Senior Endeavor party is scheduled Thursday evening at 8 PM in the church parlors. Sunday, May 14 includes Sunday School at 10 AM and Junior and Senior Endeavor at 7 PM.

Merry Workers

Stormsburg Notes and Local Obituaries Chronicle May Events

Milton Johnson arrives from California with a friend and is welcomed in Stromsburg. A fire at Moore and Hunsaker Lumber Yard caused minor damage. Plymouth Six sedan sold to Oscir Sundberg of Polk. Local residents visit Red Oak and Lincoln for weekend events. A hospital opening, class banquet, and D A R meeting mark community life. Obituaries include Mrs Gust Johnson and Mrs Goldie Baxter.

Milton Jiggs” Johnson Peverly Hills California Wichita Kansas Stromsburg Moore & Hunsake Emil S F. Johnson Oscir Sundberg Polk Wallace Scott Red Oak Iowa Rolland Carlson Harry Lanham Filena Fulton Lincoln A. J. Stroy Lutheran Hospital York Home Hospital Cecil Johnson Mr. Carpenter K.G.B.Z Edmund Lamner Chicago Stromsbury High School Ed Cohagen C. F. Moore Cohagen Oregon Hirjah D. C Elijah Gove R. L. Ericson Gust Johnson Methodist Church C. W Powell Goldie Baxter Gust A. Peterson Oklahoma City Oklahoma Frank Baxter R. L. Anderson

Osceola Opens Season With 11 2 Win Over Polk

Osceola defeated Polk 11 to 2 at the Polk County Fairground in the season opener on Sunday afternoon. Manager M. E Crosley and captain Otto Daum lead the Osceola club. the 1933 Polk County Baseball League schedule lists games from May 14 through August 20 with Osceola facing Stoner Valley and others at home and away. The Osceola lineup includes Otto Drum catcher Hollie Grossnicklaus at first base Clair McCormick at second Phillip Waller at third Maurice Island shortstop Lewis Daum Neal Bahr Harold Walstead in the field plus pitchers John Glatter Ford Johnson George Koehler Earl Treadway.

Alene Wright Aurora John Gilliand Gilliand The Legion Auxiliary Snafer Harry Schultz Central City Mesdames D. H. Westfall O. 5B Sundberg C J Crew Osceola Womans Club Polk Polk County Fairground M. E Crosley I3s Otto Daum Polk County Baseball League Stoner Valley BB & A Russell Kreis Swede B. & A. Barbers HE. & A. Barbers Polk Osceola Otto Drum Hollie Grossnicklaus Clair McCormick Phillip Waller Maurice Island Lewis Daum Neal Bahr Harold Walstead John Glatter Ford Johnson George Koehler Earl Treadway

Home Grown Pine and Spruce For Sale In Shelby

Alfred Gabel of Shelby offers bull pine and blue spruce for sale. Cattle sought for pasture by I Fox. Phone 2913.

Alfred Gabel Shelby I. Fox

Modern William Tell demonstration at Osceola High School

A demonstration by B C Burden of the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co will feature a modern William Tell apple shot by sight on May 16 at 1 PM. Viewers will see narrow casting beam transmission of speech and music over light, a 30 mile range, and photo electric eye uses in fire alarm traffic control.

William Tell William Tell Jr B. C. Burden Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company H. L. Whitney Osceola Burden

Osceola School Presents Musical Program May 17

The Osceola school will present a musical program at the high school building on Wednesday May 17. Afternoon show at 1 56 features a miscellaneous program by the grades. Evening concert at 7 30 showcases musical organizations from the high school. Public may attend at no charge.

Osceola

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Ing Osceola High School Wm. E. Thompson Deaftess Paul Melir Wh.s. Morton Fairview-Valley Churches G. J. Ray F Myers Grace Stevens Theodore Ekdahl Raymond Myers Harold Ross Myron Peterson Prof Barbour J W Lerson Sarah Brayton Lilie Lassen Guy Blanchard Elba W A_ Stevens Presbyterian Church Lou R. Israel Old Portugal Kastowsky Williams Allison Keifer Woods King Warren Dewell Johnson
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