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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

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Memorial Day tribute and local notices in Osceola

A Memorial Day poem and reflection on fallen soldiers dominate the Osceola page, detailing solemn rites, the meaning of Decoration Day, and vows to keep faith with veterans. Local items note Memorial Day closing hours, residents moving to Oregon, a Wyoming claim, and a Surety Investment Co. land excursion bound for Custer County.

America Custer the Surety Investment Co Auto Custer County York Surety Co J. F. Ayres E. H. Lindquist Osceola G. A. Bryant J. C. Harris S. J. Hiatt H. F. Anderson W. J. Anderson J.B. Stoddard J. A. Reznicek F. M. Dee David City G. A. Davis Harman Nelson Wahoo P. F Stubbs Seward J. H. Roper Dodge Frank Bruno John Krehk John Brym Dwight

Crouse-Tex Opens Cabaret With Two Floor Service

The Crouse-Tex Drug Company announces a formal opening of its new cabaret plan. The basement and upper floors are prepared for dining and socializing with booths, tables for fifty, a dumb waiter fountain service, and a three piece orchestra led by Homer Beebe Claude and Neva Cox. Osceola residents are invited to attend the opening evening.

Crouse-Tex Drug Company Crouse-Tex Homer Beebe Claude Neva Cox

National Anthem Etiquette Urged by Osceola Legion Post

Osceola Post No. 91 of the American Legion passes a resolution urging all citizens to stop, rise or remove hats when the National Anthem is played at band concerts in the city. Committee members O. L. Smith Jr P. E. Sickles Arthur Mickey formulate the guidance.

Cuba Maine Havana America Osceola Post No. 91 American Legion American Legion Post O. L. Smith, Jr P. E. Sickles Arthur Mickey

Ford price increase leaves 229000 orders unfilled

Ford Motor Company boosted all products on March 3. Open cars rose by 50 dollars and closed cars by 100. At the parent plant 229000 undelivered orders linger, with strong foreign demand not yet met. New prices include Runabout 550, with starter 625. Touring 575, with starter 650. Coupe 850. Sedan 975. Truck Chassis 640 with pneumatic tires and 600 with solid tires. Fordson tractor 850. all FOB factory.

Ford Motor Company Fordson

Fred Lind Dies From Barn Collapse After Accident at Beulah Farm

Fred Lind a prominent Beulah area farmer and stock grower died at seven after a rafters collapse during construction of a new barn toppled timbers. He was born in Sweden in 1860 and married Christine Olson in 1885 leaving four children. Funeral rites were held at Swede Plain Church with Rev. K A Stromberg officiating and interment in Osceola Cemetery.

Lind Lind Farm Mr. Lind A. S. Stoll Stoll C. O. Carlson Fred Lind Sweden America St. Paul Nebr Wyoming Polk County Christine Olson Carl Emil Harry Fred Harriet Margaret George Philip Andrew Saleen Chicago John Lind John Olson Centennial Iowa Olson Chas. Olson Laramie Wyog Alfred Olson Golden Colo Beulah K. A. Stromberg Swede Plain Church Swede Plain Arthur Anderson Walter Nyberg Edith Lind Henry M. EB. Daniel Chalmer Daniel George Mace Oscar Carlson Alfred Clarence Heitzman Osceola Cemetery

Community notices mark birthdays and visits across Liberty area

Last Wednesday people gathered at C. B. Knerr home to surprise Mrs. Knerr and celebrate babies first anniversary. Sunday dinner at E. C. Mouden home. Mrs. DeFrates and baby of Lincoln visiting relatives. J. M. Renner and V. L. Deay hosted birthday gatherings. Ice cream and cake served. Mrs. N. Kries nursing a sprained ankle. Nellie McDermott and baby visited from York for alumni banquet in Stromsburg. Wm. Powell of Benedict spent Sunday with the Hurds. Swan Larson fell and dislocated ankle but recovering. Mildred Brooke visiting Osceola sister Katherine Renner. Amelia Rasmussen, County Superintendent, visited Liberty school. Farmers Union met at E. C. Mouden’s with about two hundred attendees. Program included piano solo, community hall talk, quartette, duets, solos, readings, and a penalty for mis-singing. Refreshments served. Mrs. Holmquist of Saronville visited. Next Sunday service at Hoffer Cemetery for Green's Chapel Sunday School roll call precedes cemetery march. Green's Chapel Epworth League to elect officers late Friday.

Moris Doris Knerr C. B. Knerr J. EB. McCarty J. M. Renner V. L. Deay N. Kries Nellie McDermott Baby York J. B J.G. McCarty Stromsburg J. L. Hurd Wm. Powell Benedict Allie Hurd Swan Larson Mildred Brooke Osceola Katherine J. B. Renner Amelia Rasmussen Liberty Farmers’ Union E. C Lloyd Hollister Katherine Brooks Ednaeyrl Mouden Binge Anthony Holmquist Saronville Hoffer Green’s Chapel H. Kindbury Green’s‘ ‘Chapel Epworth

Dandy Specials Picture Program at Local Auditorium

A Dandy Specials Picture program will be shown at the auditorium on Decoration Day, starting right after the speaking program. It promises entertainment for attendees with a sequence of feature and short films.

Train Kills Polk County Man in Stromsburg Crossing

A county road crew truck was struck by a Union Pacific freight engine at Stromsburg noon Monday. I. B. LeMar died Tuesday from chest injuries and skull fracture sustained when the truck was carried fifty feet under the locomotive. Ed Horst survived with no injuries. LeMar, longtime county grader overseer, was esteemed by family and community. Memorial services announced for the M E church and Memorial Day observances planned with a procession and cemetery decorations.

Polk County Stromsburg Ed Horst I. B. LeMar Union Pacific LeMar le Mar Horst LéMar Kias L. B. LeMar Claire L. LeMar Rapid City S. D G. E. LeMar Harold LeMar Mr. LeMar

Local Notes From Stromsburg and Nearby Towns

Chas Kaestner ships a load of hogs to Omaha. Peter Rosene of Stromsburg visits. Mrs Thos Gibson and others visit in the city. Rogers returns from Central City visit. Mrs Mark Timm travels to Omaha to visit daughter Arvilla at M EH hospital. Mrs Bertha Fox and Mrs Roy Cox visit Stromsburg aunt. Gustava Nuquist from Stromsburg visits son A F Nuquist. Commercial Club meets next Tuesday. George Craven, President. Mrs Sam Crouse travels to Shelby to visit her parents Dr and Mrs Hamilton. Ernest Vance from Wahoo attends funeral of uncle I B LeMar. Mrs N T Nelson departs with son Walter for Weston after staying with Chas Rosland. Mrs H H Lord of Temple Okla arrives regarding I B LeMar death. Mrs W J Rickly and family join outing at Erickson Lake. Fatty Arbuckle comedy at Auditorium Friday and Saturday. Lawrence Shaw to Chicago for crop losses duty. Enid Conklyn from Hagerman Idaho visiting parents. Sunday marked David Timm’s forty‑fourth birthday with large family gathering and honors.

Chas. Kaestner Otfiaha Peter Rosené Stromsburg Thos. Gibson Chas. Rogers Lloyd Rogers Central City Mark Timm Omaha Miss Arvilla Timm M. EH. Hospital Bertha Fox Roy Cox Alex Scott Gustava Nuquist A. F. Nuquist George Craven Sam Crouse Shelby H. Hamiston Ernest Vance Wahoo I. B. LeMar N. T. Nelson Walter Weston Chas.Rosland H. H. Lord of Temple Okla W. J. Rickly Ralph William and Milton George Leonard Inness Lloyd’Timm Erickson Lake Fatty Arbuckle Lawrence Shaw Chicago Enid Conklyn Hagerman Idaho W. J. Conklyn David Timm Dave

Special pictures at the Auditorium Monday afternoon and evening

Readers are invited to the Auditorium for special pictures on Monday with showings in both afternoon and evening sessions. Regular prices apply.

Flowers for Decoration Day Sale at Hassler's

Hassler's offers Decoration Day flowers on Saturday with orders through Marie Fleming. Customers are urged to place orders early.

Hassler's Marie Fleming

Obituary Notice for Irvin Brush LeMar

Irvin Brush LeMar born Sept 9 1857 in Wabash County Indiana moved with family to Warren County Illinois in 1856 later lived in Saunders County Nebraska and Polk County Osceola. He died May 25 1920 after a railroad crossing incident near Stromsburg at York hospital. Survived by his wife Sarah Elizabeth LeMar a brother Curtis M LeMar sister Mrs H H Lord and three sons Clair Glenn and Harold LeMar. Funeral Friday at 10 30 A M at the Methodist church.

Irvin Brush LeMar Wabash County Ind John Emila LeMar Warren County Sarah Elizabeth Dihel Aledo Ill Saunders County Nebr Polk County Osceola Stromsburg York Hospital Sarah Elizabeth LeMar Curtis M. LeMar Humphrey H. H. Lord Temple Okla Clair L. LeMar Glenn E. LeMar Rapid City So. Dak Harold D. LeMar Methodist Church

Local Names and Addresses in Polk County Notices

A fragment lists individuals tied to Polk County including Gusta Janicek L Fred Brantifig Oscéola Hubert Altvccesseeeeeeee Medy F. Rodine Clarks Louis Schott and GabeéE Polk Co 27 Rose GabeéE Polk Co 20.

Gusta Janicek Polk Co L. Fred Brantifig Oscéola Hubert F. Altvccesseeeeeeee Medy F. Rodine Clarks Louis Schott Rose Gabeée

Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs Chas Rosland

A delegation honored the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Chas Rosland with a surprise visit Saturday evening. The couple received a silver fruit dish from the congregation and a silver nut bowl from relatives. Attending were Mrs Rosland’s mother Mrs Nelson and her brother N T Nelson and wife of Weston.

Chas. Rosland Roslund Nelson N. T. Nelso Weston

Horace Willetts Thanks Osceola Friends for Kindness

In a May 23, 1920 letter from home Horace Willetts expresses gratitude to Osceola Record readers and Ben Fineey for kindness shown during illness. He notes cheerful visits by Old Vets of J F Reynolds Post and floral tributes, credits Dr Shaw and devoted care for a hopeful short recovery.

Horace Willetts R G. Douglas Osceola Record Osceola Nebr Ben Fineey J. F. Reynolds Post

Baby’s Sleep Routine Noted by Child Observer

A child named Elsie tiptoed to the crib to see if the baby slept and reported the infant only blinked his eyes on and off. The remark ends with a nonsensical phrase EES paella.

Elsie Paella

And There Are Others Jud Tunkins Quips On Singers

Jud Tunkins notes a man who defines personal success as singing off key so loudly that the choir must yield. The remark reflects humor about vanity and performance in group settings.

Jud Tunkins

Aerial Funeral Mention Sparks Fort Porter Note

Fort Porter Reporter notes an unusual death observance described as an aerial funeral in the local paper, suggesting a creative or symbolic salute rather than a standard ceremony.

Fort Porter

National Council of Women Described in US

The National Council of Women comprises thirty one organizations in the United States with about 10,000,000 members.

National Council of Women United States

Parish Magazine Typo Sparks Quip About Fleur de Legs

In our last number a misprint altered Fleur de legs to Fleur de ys prompting a wry note in the Boston Transcript. The item cites a prior parish magazine entry and a correction discussion.

Parish Magazine Fleur de Legs Fleur de Ys Boston Transcript

Keystone Quartet to Tour Chatauqua Circuit at Stromsburg Opera House

The Keystone Quartet featuring Harold Banta will perform at the Stromsburg Opera House on June 1 as part of the Chatauqua Circuit. Seats go on sale Saturday.

Keystone Quartet Harold Banta Chatauqua Opera House Stromsburg

Swift Justice in Orr Case in County and District Courts

Orr brothers pleaded guilty to assaults on two young girls. Orr received ninety days in jail and costs, while Arthur Orr was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary after a district court plea of guilty. The community reacted with shock and sympathy for the victims as the machinery of law moved swiftly.

Orr Brothers Orr Orr Osce Query Arthur Orr Marie Swanson Corcoran Orr Lincoln

Give Your Battery a Drink

Mr. J. B. Dahlberg local distributor for USL Batteries says dry batteries are ruinous and heat conditions cause water loss. He urges using U S L Service Stations hydrometer checks and distilled water top ups. Frequent water filling signals excessive charging and may require generator inspection and lower charging rate. Regular inspection extends battery life.

J. B. Dahlberg USL U-S-L

Presbyterian Church Week Schedule and Silver Anniversary

The Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday School at 9:45 and a Bible Class reading a vow question led by O L Smith Sr. A union morning service at the M E church features Rev W W Hull memorial sermon. June 2 marks the pastor’s installation and the church’s 40th anniversary with a silver wedding anniversary for the pastor and wife.

Presbyterian Church O. L. Smith M. E W. W. Hull Christian Endeavor Elbert J. Nickerson Wahoo R. J. Butt 3Rd Church of Omaha W. W. Alverson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grand Army Oregon J. O. Pearson Oregon City Portland L. A. Pearson B. Rogers Wright Wyo Rogers Fred Platte Precinct Cece Reece T. V. Hamilton Grand Army Hall J. A. Klein Lone H. L. Bond Adjt Reading Olive McBeth Flanders Fields Arnold Serenius Logan Beatrice Alverson Old Camp Ground E. F. Jordan Neb Audi Ence Fred Lirid I. B. LeMar Alverson Stremsburg Polk News Osceola Merchants Shelby News
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