Osceola Records Briefs Highlight Local Gatherings
Osceola Nebraska notes record visits and events. Mrs. Lawrence Hoffer visits Shelby with her father R Rosenberry. May Festival at Stromsburg. 22 Merry Workers quilting at Earl Hawley home. Graduation events at Victor School and local hospitals. Decoration Day service planned at Hoffer Cemetery with Rev Pangburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hoffer
Shelby
R. Rosenberry
Paul Bond
John Bond
R. J. Stephenson
Margaret
Stromsburg
Dorothea Bond
Geo. Bond
Osceola
Kenneth Diers
Gresham
Fred Bond
W. L. Obrist
Horton McKeag
Harry Obrist
Genea
Centennial
Elmer Walters
Ora Bond
Victor School
C. E. Hoffer
Bruce
Glen Sack
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
Gladysmae
Hoffer Cemetery
Pangburn
Polk County Assessor warns on intangible tax law filings
County Assessor George H. Bond urges all Polk county taxpayers to file the intangible tax schedule by May 27 under threat of registered notices and hearings. Noncompliance carries fines from 10 dollars to 2000 dollars and possible jail until penalties are paid. The notice advises cooperation to avoid higher assessed values and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
George
Methodist Church Announces Services and Delegates
Rev H Gollier leads regular services with 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M Morning Worship 7 P M Epworth League 8 P M Evening Worship Midweek service at 8 P M. Theme next Sunday's message is Successful Failures. Voters mail world service cards back by Sunday. Lay delegate elections follow the morning service. Epworth League Convention at Saronville May 31 to June 2 includes a track and field meet on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gollier
Epworth League
Saronville
Harmony Society Schedules Postponed Events and Bazaar
Harmony Society postpones Thursday gathering to next Tuesday due to graduation exercises. Friday evening includes choir practice and Bible study. Saturday features Confirmation Class and a noon dinner with a food sale and bazaar at the Court House lobby. Sunday offers Sunday School Bible Classes Swedish worship and English vespers. Harmony meeting Tuesday at the Eckstrom home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Society
Ladies Aid
Court House
Lillian
Minnie Eckstrom
Valley Social News Notes From Osceola Area
Mr and Mrs A Will Zimmerman and daughter Juanita visited Rudolf Urban on Sunday. John Frerichs plans to return to his father's farm for 1930. Zimmerman couple visited August Senn's home southeast of Osceola. Jimmie Dunn Jr stayed with grandparents in Osceola for Friday exams. John Kresha helps Zimmerman with corn planting. Fred Dunn and Mrs Dunn hosted James Dunn Sr Mrs Tom Dwyer and Mrs Lee Mickey and family for dinner. Tom Schmoker narrowly escaped injury after horses frightened and ran away breaking a lister tongue and some castings but causing no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Will Zimmerman
Juanita
Rudolf Urban Home
August Senn
Osceola
Jimmie Dunn,Jr
John Kresha
Will Zimmerman
Fred Dunn
James Dunn, Sr
Tom Dwyer
Lee Mickey
Tom Schmoker
Dolan Family Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offerings
The Dolan family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of their father Myrtle A. Dolan Lillian M. Dolan Hollis L. Dolan and Family express appreciation for floral offerings Our truck will call Ceola Produce Company phone 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle A. Dolan
Lillian M. Dolan
Hollis L. Dolan and Family
Qsceola Produce Company
Wesley Chapel Opposes Commercial Sunday Movies
Pastor J M Herrmann announces 9 45 morning worship and 10 45 Sunday School on the theme The Woman of Sychar. The congregation voted unanimously against Sunday movies and the pastor will note the church stands against commercialized Sunday amusements. Miss Lula Burns and others attended a W F M Mother's Day event in Shelby. Osceola Nebraska notices pasture and water availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sychar
Wesley Chapel
Lula Burns
H. Hewitt
Joe Moore
Ross Richards
W. F. M. Society
F. M. Leibee
Shelby
Market for Fat Ducks Strong as Demand Grows
Ducks should be sold at ten weeks or they will melt and lose weight rapidly. A good market is found in large cities with commission firms and express services. Demand for good fat ducks is rising as chicken demand increases, creating steady selling opportunities.
Cars for Sale in 1920s Advertisement
1926 CHEVROLET COUPE fully reconditioned with extras and demonstration available. FORD TUDOR 1926 priced at 285 dollars with new balloon tires and paint. 1927 PONTIAC COACH reconditioned with several extras. 1925 FORD TUDOR in excellent condition, lightly driven, only 185 dollars.
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