Opening of a Horace Ward stand barber shop
In days gone by May 20 1897 A G Stewart opens a barber shop in Horace Ward’s old stand. He brings Kansas experience but has not worked this trade recently. Dr Shaw travels to Lincoln for the State Medical Association meeting and educational updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stewart
Horace Ward
Kansas
Shaw
Lincoln
Staite Medical Association
Mother Bonar
Jud Holcomb
Charley Dunne
Omaha
Laura Whaley
Osceola Events and Osceola Girl Reserve News
Osceola reports a busy week with senior and junior banquets, birthday parties, and a Girl Reserve election for Evelyn Matheson to join Lake Okoboji outing. County fair support grows as Secretary Mark Timm surveys, while commencement exercises honor 33 graduates with Chancellor McLean delivering the lecture. Market prices: Wheat 1.23, Corn 0.77, Hogs 8.50, Eggs 0.15, Cream 0.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Brooks
Clyde Lamoree
Evelyn Matheson
Osceola
Mary Jane
Billy Thrashee
McLean
University
Lutheran Church Activities and Schedule
Luther League meets at the church Thursday at 8 p m with the Arthur Nelson and Will Pierson families as entertainers. Confirmation class Saturday at 9 a m covers catechism memorization and Bible history. Sunday Trinity services include Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m and Vespers at 8 p m. Harmony Society gathers Thursday at 8 p m at Mrs. Thomas Allinder’s home. Paul Melin Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Arthur Nelson
Will Pierson
Trinity
Harmony Society
Thoma Allinder
Paul Melin
Card of Thanks for Laurence C Klose and family
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of their brother and father Laurence C Klose. Mrs Louise Duetsch, Mrs Annie Welke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence C. Klose
Louise Duetsch
Annie Welke
Shelby Social Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Shelby residents host visitors from Meade and Gretna while others travel to Los Angeles and Oklahoma City for teaching and work. Local engagements include a PTA program at Blue Mound, new cement walks by Guy Funkhouser, church society meetings, and a birth announced at the Funkhouser home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dohner
Donald
Iris Watkins
P.T.A
Blue Mound
Miss Watkins
Donald Dohner
Dale Watkins
Los Angeles
California
District 22
Henry Rood
Meade
Nebraska
Shelby
Clouse
Lena Shay
Columbus
York
John McMeekin
North Platte
McMeekin
Kate Blake
Lincoln
Robert Clancy
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington D. C
Lynn Holcomb
Wm Funkhouser
C. J. Kesler
Roy Lyons
Howard Collins
Kensington
Henry Burritt
Mayme Avery
Dorcas Society
Methodist Church
James Mee Meekin
Jack Wills
James Lockard
Fairview Social Roundup Includes Visits and Club Meetings
Fairview residents host and visit in a busy week. Couples from David City, Schuyler, Lincoln, Columbus and Clay Center share dinners and weekend trips. District 57 wins Riverside event trophy as Maple Leaf and Happy Hour clubs plan gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Buchta
David City
C. E. Norris
Central City
Mead Westman
Schuyler
L. A Meacham
Riverside
Henry Strickland
Daughters of
Lincoln
Heitzman
Paul Schmoker
Geneva
H. A. McCormickx
W. B. Dake
LaVerne Dake
Columbus Fridary
George Buchta
G. C. Mace
Lester
Mina Buchta
Arthur Deeter
Valley
Howard Deeter
Hilbert Buchta
Dorothy
Esme Boswell
Clay Center
The
Maple Leaf Club
Wm. Farris
Hanpy Hour Club
Nina Duamore
Amelia Gaedke
Columbus
Alvana Shremmer
Minnie Gaedke
Roy Horst
Vincent
Opal Lerman
Wm. Dake
Clair McCormick
Stromsburg
Dexter
Hans
C. Lake
Wm Dake
Tom Meacham
Raymond Terry
Havens
First Plows Made of Crooked Tree Branches
The first farming plows were fashioned from bent tree branches and operated by human effort.
Commencement Plans at High Prairie School
West Side notes list various social visits and small town events. Irene Jones will work in Omaha this summer. Families from Stromsburg and Lincoln visit relatives. Commencement exercises for High Prairie School set for Thursday at eight o clock. Local clubs meet and host events including a Girl Reserves reception. A miscellaneous bridal shower and Luther League gathering are announced, with several residents visiting nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Johnson
Morris Johnson
Stromsburg
Irene Jones
Omaha
Alfred Dailey
Jennie Taylor
Los Angeles
California
High Prairie School
Marvin Fredrickson
Oscar Fredrickson
Kenneth Peterson
Ernest Flodman
Hilma Flodman
C. A. Sward
Newman Grove
Genoa
High Prairie Ladies Club
Wm. Lars
T. C. W. Club
Ansel Fredrickson
Walter Pierson
Albert Pierson
Lincoln
Faye’ Beardsley
Joel Toline
Henry Samuelson
Stromsburg High School
Carol Flodman
Alvena Adelson
Axel Fredrickson
Hattie Anderson
Octavia
Billie Berglund
Missionary Mothers' Day meeting and local notices in Wesley Chapel
The Wesley Chapel community reports a Missionary Mothers Day gathering at Kenneth Richards' home with a Jessie Bragg talk. District 63 held a picnic, and multiple local residents attended events, anniversaries, and club meetings at area homes and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Mothers
Kenneth Richards
Jessie Bragg
Church Aid
Charles Hastings
Henry Johnson
Lester Moore
Dawes
Delmar Richmond
Lulu Burns
Evelyn Hewitt
Alinda Fernander
Arthur Nelson
Alfred Kuehnal
George Ebal
Bellwood
Kuehnal
Messrs
Mesdames
Henry Eball
Edwin Buse
Columus
Albert Gabriel
Emory Kuehnal
Shelby
Adair
Social Center
Lincoln
Wesley Kaiser
Fremont
Walliam Kaiser
North Bend
Louis Schotts
Joe Micks
Edmund Gabel
Dorothy Gondringer
Holly Gossnicklaus
Alvin Merricks
Alvin” Merrick
E. Merrick
Miller School
Marjorie Dunn
Kearney
Albert Anderson
Herman Anderson
Andrew Peterson
Stromsburg Sunnday
Arthur Deeter
Hilbert Buchta
Fairview
Fred Huggler
Syracuse
Paul Engelhardt
C. A Bond
Gresham
Loup City
Tom Schmokers
James Treadway
Silas Davis
Medical research advances insulin use and mold infections
Nebraska faculty study insulin in insanity treatment and mold infections at University of Nebraska Medical School shows potential links to obscure illnesses. Gastroscope introduction complements X rays. enrollment trends shift as applications rise while admissions fall nationally. Nebraska State Medical College graduates 88 this spring with internship plans. Hospital patient total reaches nearly 4,000 outpatients. A note claims fish mouth nerves feel no pain when hooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Medical College
University of Nebraska Medical School
University of Nebraska Medical School At
Omaha
U. S
Nebraska State Medical College
State University of Nebraska Hospital
Blatz Plans Large Newspaper Advertising Push for 1937
Milwaukee Blatz Brewing Company announces at meetings that newspapers will be the principal media for its 1937 advertising. Executives say the schedule is among the largest beer ad campaigns locally and nationally, aiming to boost sales and consumer preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
United States
Blatz
Hal Johnson
Blatz Beer
Osceola Lumber Co Splinters Prices Rise Urging Now
A fragment from Osceola Lumber Co promotes building supplies and Mule-Hide shingles while teasing price hikes. It features quips about roofing, money, and samples, urging readers to visit for ranges of materials and new Cor-Du-Roy asphalt shingles.
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Old Heidelberg Beer
Abbott Ice & Beverage CO
Neb
Polk County
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Ber
Sun Theatre
Shelby Richard Dix
Chester Morris
the Devil’s Playground
Sat
Sun
Victor MacLagren
Nancy Steele
Emilie Loring
WNU
Brooke Reyburn
West Side
Bertha &Johnson
Martin Lundstrom
Earl Fredrickson of
Wesley Chapel
Ammer
Ledger
Polk County Medical Society
Germany
Jeanne Donnelly
Illinois
Indiana
Scarsdale
New York
Nebraska Experiment
Pierson Feed Co
Osceola, Nebraska
Osceola Lumber CO
Hollywood
Bill
Henry
Drugeist
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