Seniors Present Take My Advice At High School
The Friday and Saturday performances drew laughs with Jud the old man in a slouch hat. Allan Cornish led the cast as Jud while Ellsworth Thelander praised his employer Bickley in the role of Jimmy.
13 May 1937
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
1
The Friday and Saturday performances drew laughs with Jud the old man in a slouch hat. Allan Cornish led the cast as Jud while Ellsworth Thelander praised his employer Bickley in the role of Jimmy.
Ivan Hastings son of Mr and Mrs W D Hastings from near Osceola received a 1 Superior rating in the national music contest held in Lawrence Kansas last Friday He is a Silver Creek high school student and saxophone soloist in the high school band He also won the district contest at Albion and the state contest at Hastings
Dorothy Headman and Jean Backlund hosted a miscellaneous shower in Osceola for Miss Willmetta Steele. The Corn Palace Cafe Marty Room featured May colors, bridge games with high score by Mrs. E. J. Thompson and a traveling prize for Miss Gertrude Matheson. Large balloons carried verses guiding the bride to her gifts. Refreshments followed late.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in the M E Church for Mrs Martha Gerber who died Friday at her daughter Grace Johnsons home after a long illness. She was 68 and survived by several daughters with interment in Stromsburg cemetery.
Shelby notes report several residents traveling or visiting. Mr S D Andrews and family left for Gould Colorado for an indefinite stay due to his job at a lumber camp. Other items include visits by Mrs Edith Oades and Mrs G P Jackson with Miss Anna Marsden, a Mothers Day gathering for Mrs Eva Lux Sundy, and a hospital update on Alonzo Merrick recovering after surgery in Columbus.
Community notes show the Wesley Chapel Missionary Society hosting a Mothers Day meeting at Mrs. T. D. Richards home. Numerous local families, including Herrman, Richards, Engelhardt, Bond, and Schmoker relatives, share visits and gatherings across Shelby Osceola and Leigh areas with several weekend trips and a Women’s Club program.
The Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by El ton Berek as Superintendent. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. features the sermon Power For Your Life. Activities include Junior and Intermediate Leagues, Worker's Conference and Fellowship Covered Dish Supper at 6:45 p.m. Study Class at 8:00 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Service Committee for Friday includes Mrs. R. L. Schroeder, Mrs. H. J. Jarmin, Mrs. L. M. Shaw, Lillie and Hazel Johnson.
West Side Mr and Mrs Oliver Johnson hosted a dinner for Alfred Dailey Oscar Fredrickson and families plus Kenneth Peterson Several local families attended birthday celebrations and visits Includes seniors class play at the school house and Baccalaureate services at Swede Home church Also mentions weekend with Florence Anderson and Florence Olson and various hospital and home visits by local residents
The Bystander muses on Nebraskan politics, mocking the Unicomical Edi and the One Horse system. It notes a 54 million appropriation and contrasts past growth with current tax burdens, praising the nonpartisan council while predicting upcoming results after the close of the session.
Miss Allegra Wilkens state 4-H extension agent will host two sessions in Osceola Court House on Wednesday May 19 at 10:00 AM and 1:30 PM. Morning program covers exhibiting judging team demonstrations and finishing up. Afternoon session targets leaders of second clothing clubs with pattern use color selection costume assembly and summer clothing care demonstrated.
Victor Anderson of Stromsburg, a 1933 legislator, visited the Capitol to press lawmakers and the governor to address a 1933 resolution for a public dedication and planning committees. He reported the building aging with repairs needed, noting a ten year leak over the state veterinarian office and exposed ceiling plaster.
Lincoln police paused a pleasure trip to relay quarantine news to the C. C. Goodrich family of Stromsburg. While en route to relatives in Wymore the Goodriches learned their Wymore relatives were quarantined for scarlet fever and were notified by a motorcycle officer on O street after Mr. Goodrich phoned from Stromsburg.
Readable text notes graduation gift items at L. A. Erickson’s in Stromsburg. The store offered various presents for graduates, reflecting common postwar shopping and gift trends in local commerce.
Tuesday afternoon Women's Missionary Society meets with Mrs Nina Branting with a special program planned. Saturday morning 9 Confirmation Class. Saturday 2 30 Junior Mission Band in church basement. Sunday 10 Sunday School 11 Morning Worship Pastor Paul Melin.
Miss Alta Mace of Clarks and Kenneth Spear of Polk married at Omaha First Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Brady officiating on May 10 1937 Their nuptials followed by a short honeymoon and a future home in Fremont where the groom works.
No Ladies Aid meeting this week. Bible School at Greens Chapel during school vacation. Greens Chapel Ladies Aid to serve Commercial Club banquet in Stromsburg May 18. Several local families and visitors noted at homes and gatherings. Victor School picnic set for Friday 14. P.T.A. officers elected at Victor Fairview. Road grading past Greens Chapel started Monday.
Miss Beth Hallenbeck of Mason City visited the George Heinemeyer home. Virgil McCormick returned from Omaha after seven months for a short family visit. Families including Sundbergs, Cadwells, and McCormicks hosted dinners and gatherings across Polk, Stromsburg, Osceola, and Clarkson areas.
Anton Weberg dies at 74 in Osceola with funeral planned Thursday. R. M. McDonald returns from Louisville Derby assignment. Various local groups including D.A.R officers elected and grade history demonstration held. Social clubs met, visitors hosted, and gardening clubs discussed spring blooms and upcoming meetings.
Employment offer from Dr Ward s Medical Company Winona Minnesota invites men with cars to represent Ward's Guaranteed Products in trade territory Polk County opens. Company notes 45 years selling Ward s products and 25 to 30 years for many men. Write for particulars.
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company starts rebuilding a tall line between Osceola and Rising City. The route runs 50 feet from the road center with 528 new poles and 537 removed, plus 70 miles of copper and 108 miles of iron wire to be strung. Foreman Foster leads seven men and L W Valentines hole diggers at Osceola headquarters. After poles are set, Foreman McDowell and crew will string the wire from David City to Osceola. Completion is expected by August 1.
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