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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
Fragments of John McCrae’s famous World War One poem describe poppies growing over crosses and larks singing amid guns. The speaker declares the dead urge the living to take up the quarrel and keep faith so they may not sleep.
Community notes detail a bridge dinner hosted by Miss Zelda Fentress and Mrs. Fred Schumann for Miss Esther Lees with lavender and yellow decor. Ann Herney won high bridge score. 16 guests including Mrs. Inks and Mrs. Thelen attended. Esther Lees to wed Harry Pratt at her parents’ home. a misc shower and teas noted along with club meetings and local visits.
Dr Caldwell, a Nebraska known internal medicine specialist, will offer free medical services Friday June 12 at Uncle Si’s Hotel from 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Osceola. Treatment excludes operations for chronic conditions. medicines cost only for accepted cases. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address: Dr Caldwell Medical Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
Classified ad lists a Remington portable typewriter for sale and directs interested buyers to see D. W. McFadden. The notice is concise and centered on availability and contact.
General Neville visits Los Angeles and meets Will Rogers and Charlie Chaplin at a hotel reception. Chaplin worries about how to greet the Verdun hero while Rogers offers a practical opening line about starting the conversation.
List of graduates by district names includes Johnson Russell Milton Seaburg Willie Wilcox Aloysius Kosch Esther Scholz Loyd Stromberg Lee Piper Vivian Anderson Melvin Herrmann Arlene Johnston Glen Conkling Leo gent Nadine Richmond Manley Hernbloom Grace Schneider Matilda Bernt Emma Nebosis Genevieve Krebsbach Maurice Braithwait Vivian Bryant Vivian Cohagen Olive Myers Lawrence Nelson Wilmetta Hirsch Harold Kostman Richard Steele Hazel Stevens Everett Stouffer.
Feed your cows to produce more milk with Peters 20 percent Dairy Ration from H. C. Duncan Produce Co. P. B. Sickles traveled to Omaha Sunday and back Monday. Miss Ruth Glasser attended the 11th annual Polk alumni banquet and is a Polk High School second class graduate. For monuments see Kildon York. He maintains 700 agents. Miss Helen Johnson returned to Omaha Tuesday evening after a period away.
We are buying Cream Butter Eggs and Poultry at top market prices. Bring your produce to us and you are sure to gain. Also selling Flour Bran Shorts and Chick Feed. Davis Produce Store No Side Sa. Phone 79.
First Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 A M and evening services at 8:00 P M led by THOS E BARR. First M E Church invites worship with morning service at 11:00 A M Epworth League at 7:00 P M and evening service at 8:00 P M. Woman's Home Missionary Society bake sale at Farmers Store Saturday. memorial services next Sunday at 11:00 A M with Rev George of Grace Church delivering the sermon by H A Taylor.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 am and worship at 11 am with nearby churches at First M E. evening service at 8 pm. Ascension Day on May 21 includes 10:30 am service in Swedish and 8 pm Luther League at the Bodeer home. Harmony Society met at Ekstrom home on the Ridge last Tuesday. Grace and Valley Churches list Epworth League 7:30 pm and evening service at 8 pm. Pastor George. Mrs P E Sickles returns from two weeks with sister Mrs Fred Shelmadine in Alliance.
The County Court of Polk Nebraska announces a hearing on June 5 1925 at 10 AM for the petition to appoint Harry Hennings as administrator of the estate of the deceased Bertha Hennings. Dated May 12 1925. Fr H Ball County Judge.
An advertisement stresses practical service over advice, highlighting that true banking value comes from service that benefits both the customer and the institution. It promises helpful support and profitable cooperation in everyday banking.
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