Key Pee Twice a Wee Douglas and Johneos
Publication announcement for Douglas and Johneos publishers priced at $1.50 per year. Robert G. Douglas listed as editor.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1915
Page
4
Publication announcement for Douglas and Johneos publishers priced at $1.50 per year. Robert G. Douglas listed as editor.
Community notes report the birth of a first child to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scribner, visits by Dyo F. Davis to the Walter Scherzberg home, Dorothy Wooster’s return from Norfolk, and Merit Sanders starting a new residence on Emma Gates’ lots. Mildred Brian travels to Dallas for a visit with J S Hutchison's sister. W.J. Benson’s 20th anniversary and his son’s upcoming birthday celebrated at J.W. Benson’s home. Carl Perremond seeks a jewelry plant site in Grand Island after a theft, while Mrs. Jennie Leap returns from Excelsior Springs with ill husband Mr. Leap. Seniors join the Alumni Association with a Somerset game and a banquet, Ruth Roth performs, and Mrs. Irl Ware contributes a reading. Charles Wood from Texas suffers a riding plow accident. Anthony Schott visits Ed and Alice in Lincoln where Ed earns MA and BA degrees and will study at Chicago University, a path praised by friends.
A large special sale at Monson's offers every coat and suit in stock at one third off regular prices. Garments will be altered free to fit any buyer, with complete stock and all new season styles in every color and size.
The Suits Materials feature minnish serges weed poulins eatin Berber and fancy weaves. terse garment descriptions list three black poulin salts size value at ep 19.50 blue salts size 39 25 values 19.50 one battle ship grey suit size 36 25 value 19.50. Women planning summer travel find many styles suitable and sturdy for early fall wear.
The article outlines Decoration Day events for Monday May 1 1916 starting with a parade forming at 2 15 PM in front of the G A R Hall followed by services at the Auditorium including remarks by Rev Wurst and speech by John A Logan and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. The procession proceeds to the cemetery for grave decorations by children, a roll call of the dead, cenotaph rituals, a salute and taps.
Community tidbits list visits and greetings among residents, including Esther Harte, Cecil Gook, Belle Ludden, and Earl Marsden, plus church notices, school discussions, and plans for summer building. A Memorial sermon at the Methodist Church on May 30 is announced. various locals travel to Omaha, Lincoln, and Fremont for events and errands.
In pursuance of a District Court order dated April 29 1915 in Polk County Nebraska Evans S Mickey as plaintiff seeks partition of described real estate. J W Fillman as referee will sell June 12 1915 at 1 pm at the south front door of Osceola Court House parcels including N14 SEY SE SE4 E14 SW SEV of Section 21 Township 14 Range 2 west. Cash.
In pursuance of a District Court order issued in Polk County Nebraska on April 29 1915 a referee is to sell land described in a pending case John Koezer plaintiff Helen Thompson et al. The sale follows legal action and court instruction.
Notice in Polk County Nebraska informs interested persons that a petition for the appointment of Annie E. Thompson as administrator of the estate of William T. Thompson, deceased, was filed. The hearing is set for May 29, 1915 at 10 a.m., dated May 7, 1916. (Seal) F. H. Ball, County Judge.
Nebraska estate notice announces petition to appoint Andrew M. Monson as Administrator. Hearing scheduled for June 5, 1915 at 2:00 PM before County Judge, following the death of Nils P. Monson. Interested parties urged to attend.
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