Nebraska Turns Driver Licenses Law into Obligation
The 1929 Nebraska legislature requires all auto drivers to obtain a state issued license. Applicants must file by September 1 with license valid by October 1 and face fines or jail for noncompliance. The process includes a detailed health and knowledge questionnaire, a 75 cent fee, and possible personal examination. Licenses cannot be issued to under 16, and violations can trigger revocation.
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Nebraska
State Highway Department
Department of Public Works
Osceola Realty Auction Co Listing Contact
Osceola Realty Auction Co based in Osceola Nebraska offers farm sale results on request. Phone 37 provided for inquiries and arranging auctions.
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Osceola Realty Auction Co
Osceola, Neb
Funeral Honors for Dr A Flippin Highlight Community Ties
The funeral for Dr. A Flippin was held Sunday from his Maywood Hospital home with a grand attendance from York Hamilton Clay and Adams counties. Colored Masons from Grand Island Lincoln Omaha York led the service as a mile long cortege reflected the doctor’s patronage and respect.
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A. Flippin
Maywood Hospital
Colored Masons
Grand Island
Robert Flippin
Dorothy Flippin
Sybille Flippin
Hollywood
California
C. A. Flippin
York
Hamilton
Clay
Adams
Lincoln
Omaha
Ole Larson
North Platte
Claus Larson
Meadow Grove
Nebr
Dr. Flippin
Osceola Produce Offers Special Prices on Dairy
Osceola Produce Company advertises semi solid or condensed buttermilk at special prices for shoppers. Local dairy buyers are invited to visit the store for discounts and bulk purchase options.
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Osceola Produce Company
Butter milk pricing and feed firm advert
Hi Grade Condensed Butter milk sold at 3.75 dollars per cwt with delivery available from E Pierson Flour and Feed. Local advertising note from the supplier lists the price and delivery option.
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E. Pierson Flour & Feed
Osceola Grabs Lead In Mid-Nebraska Golf Circuit
Osceola rises to a share of first place with Fullerton after rolling up 170 points at the Central City tournament last Sunday. A record attendance saw 107 players from clubs including Osceola, which posted scores from Leibee to Nordberg and a 170 team total. The next meet is slated for Fullerton on June 9.
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Osceola
Fullerton
Central City
Ellen Wieseman Aden obituary recalls Nebraska life
Ellen Wieseman Aden, born July 2 1860 in Canada, moved to Platte Valley Nebraska as a teen with her family. She married John H Aden in 1880, raised ten children on a Surprise area farm, joined the Methodist church, moved to University Place in 1911, and survived by a large family. funeral held at First M E Church Lincoln with burial near Garrison.
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Ellen Wieseman
Canada
John Wieseman
Polk County
Nebr
Platte Valley
Osceola
Ellen
John H. Aden
Butler County
Surprise
Green Leaf Church
Aden
University Place
Mary
George Walker
Santa Ana
Calif
Tapke
Howard Merrit
San Diego
Elenore
Russé
Steward
Battle Creek
Ed Furman
Lincoln
John
Havelock
Frederick
Boulder
Colo
Arthur
Wayne
Vicie
Fines's
J. M. Herrmann
Shelby
Amos
Joseph
Phillip Wieseman
H. P. Fox
M. E. Church
Garrison
White takes over Ford agency in Osceola
Mr. R. J. White of Grand Island has bought the Ford agency equipment from George Carson and will move his family to Osceola. He plans stock-taking and several improvements, bringing automobile experience from Grand Island and expressing confidence in Osceola. He has rented the Heald property north of the square.
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Ford Agency
R. J. White
Grand Island
George Carson
White
Osceola
Heald
Mr. White
Mrs August W Johnson dies at home in Stromsburg area
Mrs August W Johnson died at her home northwest of Osceola after a short illness caused by heart trouble. Born May 22 1881 at Swede Home she married August W Johnson in 1901 and was survived by her husband and three children Kermit Leila and Helen. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church Stromsburg with burial in Stromsburg Cemetery.
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August W. Johnson
Osceola
John Samuelson
Kermit
Leila
Helen
Baptist Church
Stromsburg
Happy Hour Society Meeting Notes
The Happy Hour Society met May 16 with Mrs Walter Cremm present and a large attendance. After the business portion a program led by Mrs Walter Koehler featured a talk on storytelling and the children's library. The next meeting is June 6 at Mrs Bruce Pickett's home with Mrs Gus Blaser as program leader.
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Happy Hour Society
Walter Cremm
Walter Koehler
Bruce Pickett
Gus Blaser
Shelby News Briefs Include Local Weddings and Honors
Local nurse Marie Scholz visits family in Shelby as Mr and Mrs A L Scholz plan trips to Colorado Springs and San Diego. Richard Cole earns honor status at State University convocation. Alfred Kuhnel and Esther Gabriel wed at St Peter’s Fullerton. Ebel Gabriel marriage at St Andrew’s Valley. Delores Crossant treated for abscess. various social visits and showers noted. Kensington meeting held May 21 at Roy Johnson’s home.
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Marie Scholz
St. Catherine’s Hospital
McCook
A. L. Scholz
Columbus
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ernest Scholz
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Scholz
Joseph Scholz
Pacific
James Jensen
Lincoln
George Wieser
Richard Cole
The
State University
Grant Memorial Hall
J. M. Herrmann
Spokane
Washington
Rolly Blair
Alfred Kuhnel
Esther Gabriel
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Fullerton
Joe Gabriel
Adolph Kuhnel
Shelby
G. T. Lavery
Jennie Hattel
Thayer
Ivan.Timmons
Ruth Ellen
Ashland
August Thelen
George Ebel
Emma Gabriel
St. Andrew’s Catholic Church
Valley
J. A. Welk
John Gabriel
Henry Ebel
Bellwood
Bell
Delores, Daugter
Albert Crossant
Shelby Hospital
D. C
Polk County 4-H Forms New Sheep and Cooking Clubs
The Polk County Sheep Club led by Glen Chase in Shelby formed last week with 12 members. Officers include Wilhelm Kosch president Orian Skinner vice president Floyd Cros sant secretary and Willis McMeek news reporter. A first year cooking club for nine girls led by Mrs Dwight Newcomer is organized at Victor Community with Beverly Hennings president Kathryn Dillsaver vice president Virginia Torell secretary and News Reporter. Two new corn clubs a pig club and a dairy calf club are being organized per county agent F B Kelly. Meetings plan at W B Dake home Fairview John Gestrine home High Prairie and C Larson home Eastleasant Home Precinct to organize clubs this week. County goal set at 250 boys and girls in 4-H clubs.
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Polk County
Glen Chase
Shelby
Wilhelm Kosch
Orian Skinner
Floyd Crossant
Willis McMeekin
Dwight Newcomer
Victor
Beverly Hennings
Kathryn Dillsaver
Virgina Torell
Vanity Shop Offers Permanent Wave Service
Get a permanent wave at the Vanity Shop by an experienced operator with six months guarantee. Modest price of 5.50. Phone 210 for appointment. Berniece McCormick.
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Berniece Mc
Cormick
First hundred Chevrolets delivered by local agency
Ace Tyrrell of Nielsen Chevrolet delivers the 100th new Chevrolet in Osceola since August 1, 1928. He notes the milestone underscores the firm’s high quality and low price, despite the first hundred being the hardest.
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Ace Tyrrell
Nielsen Chevrolet Co
Adolph Kresha
Osceola
Ace
Miss Beatty Weds Lester Urbach at Home Ceremony
Miss Elouise Beatty and Lester H. Urbach married Monday afternoon May 20 at the Beatty home. Rev. Thomas E. Barr officiated with Rolland Beatty singing, and guests from Osceola, Harvard, Lincoln, Omaha, and Michigan attended.
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Elouise Beatty
Lester H. Urbach
A. A. Beatty
Rolland Beatty
F. W. Schumann
Osceola
Osceola High School
Doane College
Steeple
Emmaline Urbach
Harvard
Nebraska
Colorado
Urbach
C. E. Cook
Lincoln
Thomas E. Barr
Omaha
Teller
Michigan
A Fifty Per Cent Increase In 4-H Club Work
The piece promotes 4-H club work with several thousand dollars in prizes and honors offered by donors to motivate youth. It argues lasting value comes from competition spirit and personal responsibility, not chasing prizes. It stresses giving youths encouragement to act for themselves and cooperate on community projects, spreading enthusiasm among peers.
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Highlights
Rev Handel Collier leads Sunday School at 10 A M with classes for all ages. At 11 A M the Annual Union Memorial service is at the Presbyterian Church with all churches uniting. Evening service at 8 features the Old Testament story theme A Popular Hero Speaks To America. Friday the Ladies Aid meets in the church parlors. Mrs O E Mickey and committee serve. Saturday the Kings Heralds meet with Maxine Brooks and Margaret McFadden assisting. Epworth League District Convention Friday Saturday and Sunday at Saronville promises a great program and happy time.
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Union
Presbyterian Church
All Churches Uniting
América
Ladies Aid Society
O. E. Mickey
King’s Heralds
Maxine Brooks
Margaret McFadden
Epworth League
Saronville
Memorial Day Service at Presbyterian Church
Memorial Sunday observance at the Presbyterian Church on May 26 features a program with prelude invocation by Rev. Handel Collier. scripture, prayer by Rev. Paul Melin. special music by Legion Quartette. sermon by Rev. Irving G. Smith. benediction by Rev. Collier. G A R and allied groups meet at 1 30 p m at the G A R Hall to march to the Auditorium for a second program including Lincoln s Gettysburg Address by F W Schumann, address by F W Crosier, star spangled banner and benediction by Rev. Melin.
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Presbyterian Church
Handel Collier
Paul Melin
Legion
Irving G. Smith
America
M. R. Anderson
Adjutant
Legion Quartetto
Lincoln
F. W. Schumann
F. W. Crosier
Rev
Osceola High School 1929 Commencement Held at Auditorium
The Osceola High School graduation saw one of its largest classes, the 39th in the school's history, receive diplomas. M. A. Mills presented diplomas as Dr. C. A. Fulmer of Lincoln delivered the address The World Measure of a Man. Musical numbers by the Girls Octette and other performers completed the program.
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Osceola High School
M. A. Mills
C. A.fulmer
Lincoln
Victor Club May Meeting Plans Summer Work
The Victor Club met May 15 with nine members present. A 25 cent per member donation was approved to cover county club expenses and a matching amount to the Boys and Girls Club Work. Lunch was served and the group will continue meetings through the summer with new tasks.
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Victor Club
C. W. Hennings
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