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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

4

Osceola Chronicle Highlights From Riverton to Beulah

Local notes report the death of James Joy at Riverton Nebr and forthcoming burial in Osceola. A new birth brings joy with a girl and camel born Monday evening. Ed Shank and Lena Shastronic wed by Judge Ball last Saturday. Dr. F L Hayden takes Osceola pastorate around July 1. Edna King lands a David City high school post. Beulah store fire caused by a lamp injuring a keg of powder. Funeral for Mrs. Susan A. Dawson held at Mills home. she leaves two daughters.

S. H. Joy James Riverton Nebr F. W. Karrer Ray Pheasant Clint Arnold Loupe Will Hartman Ed Shank Lena Shastronic Judge Ball F. L. Hayden Osceola Presbyterian Church Edna King David City Osceola Beulah Will Beckmeyer Susan A. Dawson M. A. Mills Dawson

Marriages, deaths, and local notices from Nebraska towns

Ten years ago on May 20 Eloise Beatty wed Lester Urbach at the bride's home. Osceola shares top Mid Nebraska Golf Circuit after a 170 point win at Central City. Mrs. August W Johnson died after a short illness near Osceola. R J White takes over the Grand Island Ford agency and will move his family. Alfred Kuhnel and Esther Gabriel married at Fullerton church. Roy Ericson to become courthouse custodian after June 1. Local items record fairs, club meetings, 4 H events, and social visits across Silver Creek, Beatrice, Genoa, and surrounding communities.

Eloise Beatty Lester H. Urbach Colorado Osceola Fullerton Ford Agency George Carson Heald Alfred Kuhnel Esther Gabriel St. Peter’s Catholic Church Shelby Roy Ericson

Polk Neighbors Share News From Loup River Region

Local residents report fishing trips on the Loup River and social visits across Stromsburg Central City Hordville Arborville Swede Home Benedict and York. Attendees celebrate birthdays attend meetings and note minor vehicle mishap near Central City without injuries.

Star of David emblem and meanings traced

The six pointed star, emblem on the Jewish flag, is said to symbolize the blem on King David's battle shield. Some scholars also view the star’s points as representing global coverage and possible universal sovereignty.

David

House clash over beef policy and wage act revisions

Nebraska observer notes a stormy House session after President Roosevelt praised Argentine beef for Navy supply. Critics led by Harry B. Coffee and Horton of Wyoming challenge domestic cattle, while Congress negotiates the Wage and Hour Act amendments and a gag rule battle. Also covers visits by Supreme Justices Simmons and Paine, plus a relocation of the office to 419.

Navy United States Roosevelt Harry B. Coffee Horton Wyoming Coffee Argentina Rep. Horton Mary T. Norton D-N.j Labor Committee Rules

Malta fever and its transmission from goats

An overview of undulant fever later called Malta fever detailing its origin around the Mediterranean island of Malta, its transmission from goats and milk, and the difficulties in diagnosis and prevention. It notes Bruce and Bang as discoverers of related germs, and a case story of a Malta ship voyage illustrating milkborne spread.

Nebraska Malta Mediterranean Sea Bruce Bang Antwerp Medraska

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The Polk County Walter J. Herbes Osceola, Neb Fairview George Reed Clarence Reitz Holdredge Silver Creek Grandma Reitz Happy Hour Club W. J. Benson Elmer Benson Mickey, McCormick, Emmons Wisely Elmer Tooker Emmons John Hansen Genoa Juhl Dewey Mace Marshalltown Iowa G. P. Mace Donald Heinemeyer York Beatrice Buchholz Jennie Lou Buchta Polk W. J. Kroger Maxine Frank Nelson Central City Loup River Alfred Gustafson Oscar Gustafson Carrol Ericksen Hordville Genelle Coover Stromsburg Ed Coover Harold Bedient Arborville W. E. Green Wilma Peters Morris Lindquist Lindquist Dan Ice Tref Ostberg John Deere P. T. Wurtz & Son Erna Budnick Hampton P. T. Wurtz Olver Johnson Don Lindholm Leroy Samuelson Shad Stroupe Loup Ben Stromberg Sons Paul Strand Louis Berggren Forrest Berggren Leroy Berggren Floyd Lyle F. W. Metzgar Ed Benson Ed Madison E. E. Pengelly Mary W. C. Steele Adam Deuker Oscar Strand Ella Shenk Warren Fightmaster H.B. Johnson Julius Hult Oregon J. W. Toline Harlin Toline Ellen Anderson Hilma Toline John Preston Hennie Seymour Faithful Workers Club Charles Peterson Benedict Lloyd Kroger Kroger Omaha Will Cohagen Glenn Green Walter Green Harold Clyde Edwin Anderson John Brown Clarks R. B. Williams Wayne Hill Alvin Anderson Augusta Johnson Leonard Larson Wayne Stevens Forrest Hecht Carl F. Juergensen Walther League Lincoln Creek Ladies Aid Methodist Church Lizzie Johnson David Dornburgh Nelson King Irvin Hahn Floyd Miller Neil McNaught C. R. Peterson America Merlin Wright Eldon Anderson Oscar Sundberg Violet Hemingson Astoria Grand Island Carl T. Curtis House Senate Supreme Justices Robi. Simmons Bayard H. Paine Lincoln American ‘Law Institute Mayflower Washington Mr. Simmons Washington Evening Star Hastings Bernice M. Lienert Sophia Saathoff Polk County Medical Society Siedtrice Voss Superior New Professional Directory H. S. Eklund Crouse-Tex Drug Co Harley Eklund R. P Geo. T. Alliband M. D Court House Square A. A. Wurtz First National Bank Moderne Barber and Beauty Shop View Modern Roper Essex Electuc
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