Osceola School News Kindergarten Notes
A weekly wrap from Osceola School records visitors including Mrs Bgunoff Mrs Hoomer Hartson Mrs Marjorie Berglund and Maxin Jackson. June Hartson marks her sixth birthday with giving each of 25 a gold piece. The page notes a robin with three eggs a fair exhibit prep and various grade activities with visits from families. It lists honor rolls and spelling award recipients across grades six to eight, and reports a Wiener roast at City Park with notes of refreshments and a campfire.
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Bgunoff
Hoomer Hartson
Marjorie Berglund
Maxin
Jackson
JoAnn Koehler
Braithswail
Smith
Carl Scheie
P. B. Campbel
City Park
Baccalaureate Service for Class of 1933 Held at Methodist Church
The class of 1933 baccalaureate service took place at the Methodist Church Sunday evening. Ruth Cornish played the processional, and Rev. W. D. Hamilton delivered the Invocation and Scripture. The Girls Glee Club directed by Ruth Miller with pianist Jean Ross sang The Test Chord The Silent Sea and Green Cathedral. Rev. W. H. Wright gave a worthwhile class sermon, drawing a large crowd.
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Methodist Church
Ruth Cornish
W. D. Hamilton
Girls Glee Club
Ruth If‘ller
Jean Ross
Silent Sea” “Green
W. H. Wright
County Commissioners Proceedings Osceola May 12 1933
The Osceola Nebraska county board met May 12 1933 with all members present. They read and approved the prior minutes and reviewed 1932 claims. A motion by F W Peterson passed unanimously to allow Lincoln Road Equipment Company claims for general road equipment repairs against the county.
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John Lees
August P. Anderson
F. W. Peterson
Leo Sokol
Stromsburg
Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
F.W. Peterson
Lincoln Road Equipment Company
Methodist Church Plans Week of Services and Special Sundays
The Sunday School record shows 220 in attendance last Sunday. The W F MS hosts the morning worship with Mrs Andrews of University Place as speaker. Epworth League at 7 Elton Berck on the Bible. evening service at 8 features Magnificent Obsession. Patriot's Day and four June Sundays listed.
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W. F. MS
Lloyd Douglas
Wright
Local notices and social items fill Osceola page
Community notes from Osceola Nebraska list hospitality visits births and illnesses, class reunion plans, garden party guests, and church group meetings. The page includes a sheriff sale notice for Polk County and reforestation troop departures from area towns.
Foreclosure Sale of Swanson Highland Park Lot Osceola
By order of the Polk County District Court a foreclosure sale of Block 1 Swanson's Highland Park Addition to Stunkel's Subdivision to Polk Nebraska is set for June 6 1938 at 2 PM at the South Front Door Osceola Court House. The Equitable Building Loan & Savings Association of Columbus is plaintiff and Alma A Swanson et al are defendants. The sale will be to the highest cash bidder for the decree costs accruing costs and interest with one hour sale open. W Roy VanHoosen Deputy Arthur E Scholz.
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W. A. Cornish
Robert Cornish
Shelby
Viola Cornish
Allen
K. A. Cornish
Leroy Laase
Paul
Finstings
Wisner
E. Steeple
Lincoln
Miss Arlene Steeple
Alpha Uhi Omega _ Sorority
JoAnn Koehler
Elton Koehler
Milton “Sindauict
Osceola
L. K. Lindquist
U. S. Tavy
Norfeh
Virginia
J. O. Pearson
Opal
Ontario
Evangelical Covenant Hospital
Ferne Pearson
C. J. Roslund
Liccein
C. E. Weaver
Elvera Roslund
Omaha
Weaver
George Humphrey
Linda
W Y Norton
Atkinson
Swift
Osceola High School
C. R. Collins
Gerald Jones
Comstock
Jones
Rudolph Carlson
Clarence Walgren
York
Arthur N. Johnson
Central City
Walgren
Chester
D. B. Hurque
Burt
Osceolant
John P. Carlson
Crete
Stephen Brooks
Cherries Lehr
Mary J.man
Cecil Sprague
Ben Farris
Sidney Grinzam
Rex
Silver Creek
Emery Synark
Abs
Hannah Howell
Oregon City
Oregon
L. A. Pearson
Merle
Sidney, Nebr
A. J. Johnson
Sidney
Nebr
J. Johnson
Ferne
Glennis Pearson
Timothy Greaves
Paul Parcher
Clem Merak
Jimmy
Christopher Timm
Ben Treadway
Carl Scholz
Albert Timm
Frank Chauner
Osceca
P. E. Sickles
Columbus
Reuben Timm
Oscar Weiser
Nebraska
Omaha Bee-News
Polk County
Glenn Gooden
Kenneth Miller
Harold Rogers
Merle Peterson
Wm. Rickly
Leonard Luft
Marshall Thompson
Tommy Hastings
Kenneth Schawger
Walter Griffen
Paul Gibson
Wm. Hirsch
John F. Anderson
George Eisler
Kenneth Marshall
Stromsburg
Raymond Myers
Theodore Ekdahl
Harold Ross
Polk
Bankers Life Insurance Company of
John KY. Johnson
Josephine Johnson
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Arthur E. Scholz
Rivalier & Delehant
Sheri
District Court
Equitable Building, Loan & Savings Association
Alma A. Swanson
Swanson
Highland Park
Stunkel
Fat Lambs And Cattle Prices At South Omaha Sale
Livestock prices at Union Stock Yard Omaha May 16 show fat lambs 25 to 35 cents higher, springers and wooled fed lambs at 7.00 and 6.25 shorn, aged sheep strong. Cattle receipts 7,000 with best steers 6.25 to 6.50, yearlings up to 6.75, heifers 4.75 to 5.50, cows 2.60 to 4.09, cutters 2.25 to 2.50, canners 2.00 to 2.25, market active and higher.
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Union Stock Yard
Omaha
Hog Prices Rise 10 to 15 Cents on Monday Trade
Hog prices advanced 10 to 15 cents as buyers from both packers and shippers moved freely at higher levels. Receipts totaled 7,500 head with most trades at a $4.35 to $4.50 spread, the latter the day’s high.
Sheep and Lamb Market Surges with High Demand
Wisconsin Eden Found A Galesville newspaper reports a sharp rise in sheep and lamb prices as 5000 sheep and lambs arrive. Wool lambs reach 7.00 tops, best shorn lambs 6.25, fat lambs from 4.50 to 7.00 for fed grades, feeders 4.00 to 6.50, aged stock prices from 1.50 to 5.25, and fat ewes 1.50 to 2.00.
Osceola Realty Auction Co Promotes Bank Barber Shop
Auction results in fair appraisal for seller and buyer. The Fim that Gets Results invites readers to visit The First National Bank Barber Shop for good service and courteous treatment. Red Fleet Transfer Trucking pledges to track anything anywhere anytime. D. W. Adair Osceola and Paul Lamoree Stromsburg listed with 240W Omelette.
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Osceola Realty Auction CO
Fim
THE
First National Bank
D. W. Adair
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