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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
4
Local notice lists subscription rates for Oscola Nebraska and Polk County. Rates include yearly and service men per year, with advertising charges per line and minimum reads. Card of Thanks set at fifty cents. payment required with order.
In days gone by report states Miss Emma C Jennings married Paul F Radiloff at the bride’s home this morning. They plan to reside in Star City Canada where the groom works in a mercantile business.
Osceola community notes include 36 graduates to receive diplomas at city auditorium on May 15 with Lincoln schools superintendent Lesler as speaker. May 24 marks the 45th Osceola Bank anniversary led by president O E Mickey. city council trims water rate. railroad race track widening under way. Dillinger scare prompts sheriff search. new clothing store opening planned. several local engagements and birthdays noted.
The Commodity Credit Corporation offers to public sale two wooden grain bins at Osceola and three at Shelby in Polk County. Sealed bids due by 2 p m May 22, 1944, with bid openings then. Awards to be made within 10 days. Polk County AAA office at Osceola supplies bid forms and instructions. May 11-18.
St Paul Lutheran Church announces Leaf Sisters Sacred Concert at Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg on May 11 at 8 pm. Next Sunday May 14 offers Sunday School at 10 am and Morning Worship at 11 am with a sermon on Prayer for Christian Unity. Baccalaureate Service at 8 pm at the M E Church features God’s Challenge. Vacation Bible School planned May 22 to June 2 inviting children to attend.
Cpl Leo Richter of Paine Field Everett Washington and Miss Agnes H Egging of Denver visited the Herman Richter home and with Eggings relatives in Sidney Nebraska before returning. Leonard Hiemer and son Dennis joined Sunday supper guests at Henry Ebel Jr home in Bellwood. Bertha Richter of York spent the weekend with Herman Richter and family. Ladies from Shelby attended Hope Circle Guest Day at the United Brethren Church followed by a shower honoring Mrs Arthur Nelson, a recent bride.
A six year study across half the states shows fewer animals rabid in summer than in other seasons, with humans also showing seasonal differences. Health officials urge strict dog muzzling and stray dog control year round, and emphasize Pasteur prophylaxis after dog bites to prevent rabies.
Rev. G A Randall presides at Sunday School at ten. Mother’s Day service follows at eleven. Senior Youth Fellowship meets Tuesday evening May 16. Woman’s Society gathers Friday afternoon May 12 at the church. all women invited.
Mrs. K. C. Henkle of Kenton Ohio leads a family farm complex while serving as township chair for War Bond sales Red Cross and scrap salvage drives She writes poems for war programs and urges buying Bonds for grandchildren noting Bonds will fund education and future business ventures
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