In Days Gone By May 10 1900 Osceolanotes
A long reading of local items includes a telegram about C Gross nicklaus's remains, visits by Rev Mills and Prof Watterman, news of a new focal paper plan in Garrison, a marriage between Thomas Skidmore and Lena Krumbach, a parade of town events, and updates on local officials, education, and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ross
C. Behle
C. Gross Nicklaus
Frank Mills
Hyo Aden
Osceola
George Dimicks
Mills
Prof. Watterman
Garrison
Thomas
Captain Pratt
New Mexico
Kansas
Johnnie McDonald
Dr. Heald
Pneumonia Treatments and Ancient Indian Skull Surgery
Nebraska physicians discuss pneumonia death rates and new treatments M B 693 or sulphapyridine that may cut deaths to five percent. A case shows rapid fever drop and recovery. Also notes traditional Native American trephining skull surgery and a report on gelatin increasing physical endurance by up to 240 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Post Office To Move To Ludden Building On Square
Postmaster Ludden receives acceptance for five year post office building contract and the post office will relocate to the Ludden building on the north side of the square. The Central Meat Market changes hands to L. D. Garner of Omaha. Clausen and Lillidahl plan to continue livestock purchases. Lou Israel leads the local band and visited the city Monday to showcase his musical prowess. The Swede Home Lutheran church was dedicated last Friday with brick construction, hot air heating, and independent electric lighting, costing 17 dollars. George Fredrick Cook, born 1843 in Indiana, died April 25 in Gresham. survived by his wife and two sons. burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludden
Pete Clausen
L. D. Garner
Omaha
Clausen
Lillidahl
Lou Israel
Lou
Burg
George Fredrick Cook
Indiana
Gresham
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Old Papers for Sale by The Record
Advertises a large bundle of old newspapers for sale for a nickel. Brief note likely aimed at house cleaners or collectors seeking bulk lots from The Record.
Stoner School Picnic and Community Socials Noted
Community events include a Sunday May 12 school picnic at the Stoner Schoolhouse with filled baskets. A Stoner Club gathering is set for Wednesday May 17 at Mrs Anna Johnsons home, with Mrs Henry Zang as assistant hostess and Mrs Neela Watts as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner
Stoner Club
Anna Johnson
Henry Zang
Neela Watts
Bill Bahr
Mildred
Charlotte Dilley
Columbus
Millard
Roy Sheldon
Og C. C. ‘Macken
Davenport
Iowa
E. J. Brown
Macken
Brown
Stoner School
Miss Dean
L. A. Burg
Clyde Austin
Shirley
Wayne Listy
Stromsburg
Johnny Burrit
Jas. McKeag Sr
Rial Brazee
Shelby
Harry Brazee
Social News From St Andrews and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Mike Riesdorf hosted a party for her son Dean’s 13th birthday and for Kelly Barnett who also turned 71. Families and neighbors attended gatherings, farewells, and weekend visits across Ellers, Lincoln, Wyoming, and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Riesdorf
Dean
Kelly Barnett
George Schmidt
Sons of
Columbus
Nels Hasselbach
Platte Valley
Polk
Eller
Diamond
O. J. Kropach
Eller’s
Wyoming
George Ebel
Henry Ebel
Bellwood
Albert Gabriel
Jerome
John Gabriel
Anne Mattie
John Groff
Detroit
Mattie
Leo Glatter
Local residents share visits across towns in weekend gathering
Polk Mr and Mrs N E McNeely and guests from Fullerton visited friends Sunday. Axel Renquist of Benedict joined dinner with daughter Hennie Seymour. M F Smith returned from Hastings to live with son R L Smith. Lawrence Richards and family of Sumner visited Keith Green’s family and relatives. Will Stankel and family attended Sunday luncheon at John Post’s in Central City. Robert Stohl and spouse were also noted in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Peterson
Carl ‘Christensen and
Lincoln
Irvin Hahn
E. W. Hahn
Lester Rhode
Hampton
Lloyd Kroger
Jeanelle
Lauren Biffar
Robert Strickland
Grand Island
Virgil Blase
Seward
L. E. Blase
Algene Flodman
Robert Stohl
Osceola
Clarence Rahrs
Omaha
John Adams of
Oscar Jones
Ralph Shafer
Willard Adelson
Frank Adelson
E. A. Flodman
Kay Smith
G. A. Myers
Jeanelle Kroger
H. M. Benson
Hordville
Otis Waak
Rachel
Homer Ramsey
York
Wyoming
N. E. McNeely
Miss Chivley
Miss Spa‘ Fer
Fullerton
Axel Renquist
Benedict
Hennie Seymour
M. F. Smith
Hastings
R. L. Smith
Lawrence Richards
Sumner
Keith Green
Will Stankel
John Post
Central City
Osceola Professional Directory Listing
Directory notes Dr Geo T Alliband physician and surgeon with office near court house square and residence phone 60 Osceola Dr A A Wurtz dentist over First National Bank Osceola barber and beauty shop offers all work first class and guaranteed Radio tubes and repairs phone 105 Osceola
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Geo. T. Alliband
M. D
Court House Square
Osceola
Nebr
A. A. Wurtz
First National Bank
Growing menace to hog profits from necrotic enteritis
Necrotic enteritis, a swine disease resembling typhoid, rises in major hog states. It thrives on old contaminated lots and pastures. moving litters to clean ground and veterinary oversight before vaccination helps reduce losses and protect profits.
Notice of probate in Polk County Nebraska estate
In the matter of the Estate of Clara C Fusby Deceased a petition seeks the appointment of Elmer E Fusby as administrator of the estate Hearing is set for June 3 1939 at 10 o clock A M Dated May 9 1939 Seal W W Norton Substitute County Judge May 11 18 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Clara C. Fusby
Elmer E. Fusby
W. W. Norton
Final Report Notice for Frank D. Hendrickson Deceased
Nebraska notice informs interested parties that the administratrix filed a final account and petition for final settlement, decree on heirship and distribution, and discharge. Hearing set before the court May 26, 1939 at 10:00 AM. appearances may contest. Dated April 26, 1939. (Seal) W. W. Norton. May 4, 11, 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Frank D. Hendrickson
W. W. Norton
Public Hearing on County Budget in Osceola Nebraska
Notice states a public hearing in the County Commissioners Room at the Court House Osceola on June 5 1939 at 10 A M to consider itemized county budget statements on file with the County Clerk. Totals list 5400 6600 20000 520000 1200 1200 8000 and 8000 dollars for miscellaneous and cash balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Osceola
Nebraska
Finlandia Tone-Poem Portrait of Finland and Struggle
Sibelius’s Finlandia is a tone poem that portrays Finland’s moors forests and long winters while reflecting the people’s despair struggle pride of race and melancholy as a subjugated nation through a powerful musical narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlandia
Sibelius
Finland
Hi Ho Speaks On Great Men Voice Like a Cannon
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown remarks on hearing many great speakers but notes none with a voice as loud as a cannon. He emphasizes the striking power of oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Ray Rogers
Omaha World Herald
Frances Boden
Oscar Boden
Francis
Gerald Johnson
Velma Currier
William Payne
Waynoka
Okla
Miss Currier
Osceola High School
M. A. Mills
G. H.bond
F. Hj. Anderson
Dorothy Koehler
Eloise Beatty
Charles Walstrom
Burlington
Colo
Wm. Silverstrand
America
Washington
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Francis P. Matthews
Lynn Fogarty
Harry J. Krus
Post Office Department
NBC
Europe
United States
District of Columbia
Union Station
Pol K County Medical Society
U. S. Army Medical Library
George B. Ray
Brooklyn
Hesler Cleaning Works
Orville Mickey
Frescoe Hill Hatchery
Carl T. Curtis
M. C
P. A. Nelson
Harold L. Lundquist
Junior
Sis
E. R. Flodman
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Russell Fjell
August Nelson
Clyde Willits
Big Springs
Younger
ST. Andrews
Professional Directory
Moderne Barber and Beauty Shop of
American Foundation For Animal Health
Sadillon
Total
John I. Anderson
Lincoln Nebaska State Journal
the State Journal
Hoth
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