Osceola Tops Little Ten Meet In Track Championship
Osceola won the Little Ten Athletic Conference track title with 54 points. Herman led with three firsts and two seconds plus a third for 22 points, while Joy and the relay squad boosted the Bulldogs. Fullerton took football honors after forfeits by Clarks, with Clarks and Osceola sharing basketball and track trophies.
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O. H
Osceola
Stromsburg
Fullerton
Herman
Bulldogs
Rogers
Johnson
Joy Lindquist
Gustafson
Headlee
Joy
Clarks
Little Ten Athletic Conference
Polk
Genoa
St. Edward
Cedar Rapids
Silver Creek
Newman Grove
Senior Play Polly With A Past At Auditor ium
The senior class presented Polly With A Past at the auditorium last Thursday in a three act peppy comedy. Cast includes Wisley Beatty Koehler Sargent McBeth Nuquist Oberg Matheson Hanson Gooden Richmond Hastings, with Dolan Kropach Query singing between acts.
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Polly
John Wisley
Rolland Beatty
Harold Koehler
Lee Sargent
Lyle McBeth
Joe Nuquist
John Oberg
Gertrude Matheson
Doris Hanson
Harriette Gooden
Nadine Richmond
Ruth Hastings
Lillian Dolan
Alda Kropach
Louisa Query
Victor and South Shelby Pig Clubs Hold Joint Meeting
The Victor Pig Club and South Shelby Pig Club met at George Irland's home on May 3. Officers elected: Grant Green president, Victor Krumbach vice president, George Skidemore secretary treasurer, Wayne Irland news reporter. The lesson covered The Care of Sows and Pigs, with prior lesson literature distributed. County Agent F B Kelly attended and offered suggestions. Six club members and seven visitors were present.
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Victor Pig Club
South Shelby Pig Club
George Irland
Grant Green
Victor Krumbach
Treas
George Skidemore News
Wayne Irland
F. B. Kelly
D A R Elects Officers At Snider Home Meeting
The D A R met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W E Snider's home with assistant hostesses Mrs Homer Hartson and Mrs Roy Cox. A program featured a reading by Mrs Robert Inness and a song by Mrs Delmar McFadden followed by officer elections. Elected were Regent Mrs R J Inness Vice Regent Mrs W W Norton Secretary Mrs L M Shaw Treasurer Mrs Wm Grossnicklaus Registrar Mrs W E Snider Historian Mrs W F Kepner.
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W. E. Snider
Homer Hartson
Roy Cox
Robert Inness
Delmar McFadden
R. J. Inness
W. W. Norton
L. M. Shaw
Wm. Grossnicklaus
W. F. Kepner
Mary’s party promises a grand home gathering
A narrator describes Mary’s upcoming party with her father bringing home items for the hall a candy spread and autumn decorations. The household buzzes with preparations including cleaned curtains mended lace polished silver and a dining room set to impress.
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Ary
Father
Mary
Brother
Zerk
Deestes
Wallachia
Dr George Flippen Dies At Maywood Hospital
Dr George Flippen of Stromsburg dies after illness lasting since last November. He owned Maywood Hospital for twenty years and had a large central Nebraska practice. Funeral set for next Sunday with son Robert and daughter Dorothy arriving from San Francisco.
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Flippin
Maywood
Stromsburg
Nebraska
The
State University
Robert
Dorothy
San Francisco
California
C. A. Flippen
Grand Island
George
Shrader Koehler wedding in Palo Alto California
Miss Blanche Koehler and Wilbur Shrader wed Saturday at noon in Palo Alto California. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George Koehler Osceola Nebraska, studied at Kearney State Normal and worked in Lincoln. Groom, son of Mr and Mrs William Shrader Idaho, is a Nebr alumni and Farm Home Fraternity member. They will live in San Francisco where he is a commercial artist.
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Charley Norton
Fred Hargiss
Beatrice
Z. F. Myers
H. M. McGaffin
Lincoln
Bill
Helen Lind
High Prairie
Vivian Alfred
Blanche Koehler
Wilbur Shrader
Palo Alto
California
George Koehler
Osceola
Nebraska
Osceola High School
Kearney State Normal
Rudge & Guenzels
William Shrader
Idaho
University of Nebraska
The
Farm Home Fraternity
Local Social Roundup From Osceola Area
Arthur Miller spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Lew Miller. Sunday guests included Walter Wieseman and family and Vern McCormick family. S B Fox and Olive visited Osceola. Rev Hunter and family left Thermopolis after a week with Herman Sarow family. Senior Class Play Polly of the Past drew a large crowd at the Auditorium. Calmar Dunn and family visited Mrs Adam Buchta. Leese enjoyed Sunday with sister Mrs August Fisher. John Bond of Gresham called at Burrel Fox home. Dist 5 picnic planned in Wieseman grove Friday. Henry and Mrs Grossnicklaus visited near Shelby.
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Arthur Miller
Lew Miller
Walter Wieseman
Vern McCormick
S. B. Fox
Olive
Frank Fox
Osceola
Hunter
Thermopolis
Wyo
Herman Sarow
Polly of
Calmar Dunn
Adam Buchta
Maple Leaf Club
Nellie Ben
Dist. No. 5
Wieseman Grove
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Henry Grossnicklaus
Shelby
Special Prices on Butter Milk and Hair Wave Service
Osceola Produce Company advertises semi solid or condensed buttermilk at special prices. Vanity Shop offers permanent wave by an experienced operator with six month guarantee for 5.50 dollars. Phone 210 for appointment. Berniece McCormick.
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Osceola Produce Company
Berniece McCormick
Allen A
Osceola Dry Goods Co
Victor Chick Starter
Chick Foods
Shelby County News Highlights May Social Pace
The Shelby area reports a three week absence return of Kinney visiting son Dr Mark Kinney in Caney Kansas and farm interests near Peabody. A seven pound baby girl arrives at Mead Nebraska home of Tracy Mumford. James Barnes dies in O'Neil Nebraska funeral held. East Barber Shop gets paint from Rial Brazee. Lincoln jury service for Brigham and Reece. Dr Petteys from Fremont aiding Shelby First National Bank. Ingalls on wedding trip. W C T U hosts Mother's Day program led by Mrs Dorothy McMeekin. Frank McBeth visits from St Louis. Rev Giddeon from Luellen stops en route home. Josephine Scholz and Glen Ingalls wed at St Marys Parish Butler County. Ingalls, Shelby HS Class of ’28 graduate, now assistant cashier at First National Bank. Various local visits, races, and social events noted including hospital appendicitis for B S Miller and multiple society meetings. An airplane tours Shelby May 12. John Duren sells moving picture business to Glenn Austin, first show Saturday. Local visits to Neligh, David City, Rising City, and Thayer graduation events mentioned.
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Charles Hoffer
J. C. Malster
Mothers and Daughters
Eden Baptist Church
Scott Hall
A. H. McKee
J. G. Green
Margaret
Norman
Wesley Ericson
Rollen Carlson
Red Oak
Iowa
Frank Carlson
Ralph
York
Harry Lanham
Methodist Church
Wallace Scott
Alex Scott
Halgar Christensen
Omaha
Monson
Weston
Nebraska
Swan Ander
Mead, Nebr
Ed Scow
Tracy Mumford
Mumford
Shelby
James Barnes
Arthur Barnes
O'Neil
Nebr
Rial Brazee
Fred Brigham
Tom Reece
Lincoln
Ir. D. Petteys
Fremont
First National Bank
Glen Ingalls
Pettys
Anna Merrick
Dorothy McMeekin
Frank McBeth
St. Louis
Giddeon
Luellen
Josephine M. Scholz
Glen R. Ingalls
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Butler County
Father Mock
A. L. Scholz
John Ingalls
Nebraska State University
First National Bank of
Ruth Owens
Near Rising City
Howard Collins
Elmer Runyon
Surprise
James Fasbender
Wesley Hultquist
Stromsburg
Thos. Hattel
David City
Frank Curry
Roy Loy
Falls City
Hattel
Hultquist
B. S. Miller
York Lutheran Hospital
Royal
Kensington
Erma Johnson
Herman Anderson
John Anderson
Mary Anderson
Guriis
Neligh
Everett Black
Fullerton
Jim Hotchkiss
Chas. Draval
Agnes Schrier
Bellwood
Tom Hattel
Columbus
John Duren
Glenn Austin
Newman Grove
August Thelen, Jr
Gosham
Hap Bull
Clyde Bull
Rising City
D. H. Bull
John Smith
Gon
Frank Smith
Carl Bull
Farmers urged to enter 1929 Nebraska corn yield contest
Farmers in central Nebraska urged to request entry blanks from the County Agent for the 1929 corn yield contest. Polk County lies at the eastern edge of central Nebraska and is well positioned to win with over 200 entries expected in the statewide event.
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Nebraska
Polk County
P .H. Stewart
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J. W. G’co
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John Lind
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R. J. Allison
Ross Goethe
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J. F. Myers
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Claus Peterson
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T. J. Nelson
High Prairie High School
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Howard McKeag
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Anna Maye Myers Louisa Query
Lillian Sjegren
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John Wisely
Merle ‘Watts
Ruby Anderson
Elvera Brown
Avis Beatty
PIG Club News
D. A. R. Meeting
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Lillian-Mae Dolan
Myrtle A. Dolan
Casper
Wyoming
Ed Charles
Roy Dolan
Glen
Rushville
William
Yale Oregon
Elizabeth Kirbs
Indianapolis
Canadry
Bentonville
C. G. Greenwood
C.c
Noel Thompson
Rolfe
Margaret Huggler
Sartorio
L. H
Eyes Franklyn
Ruth Frahm
Zona Herbes
Margaret Lockard
Brown la Vina
Herrmann
Lockard
Hues
Goerdeler
LaVina Herrmann
Irene Herrmann
Weiser
Alberta Anderson
Edna Allinder
Genevieve Zang
Krentzlin
Chalfant
Ruth ‘Frahm
Air de Ballet
Thompson Genevieve Sang
Victor Herrmann
Erdtes Faitudas
Mhadscsaieteteritast
Cyril Scott
Seiree de
Vienne
Schubert Liszt
Greenwood
Shrader-Koehler
A. A. Wurtz
Homer Leese
Mrs
August Fisher
John Bond
Gresham
Burrel Fox
W. E. Kinney
Mark Kinney
Caney
Kansas
Peabody
Mrs Kinney
Boydston
Roy Johnson
the Missionary Society
F. M. Liebee
Lillian Martin
Ruby Palm
Margaret Johnson
Jennie Hattel
Thayer
Cynthia Hattel
Ed Bank
Farmers State Bank
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