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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
1
Osceola’s endowment drive reports 326.12 paid in as treasurer D R Byers confirms. Osceola was the 10th town in the state to report to state headquarters on opening day Monday with its quota over subscribed. banks continue collecting funds ahead of the Saturday closing date.
The local post outlines a goal to submit a report of 200 percent or higher. Officials emphasize accuracy and timeliness in fulfilling reporting standards and expanding submission capacity for upcoming periods.
Cut flowers and potted plants for Decoration Day at T. Rays. Miss Hulda Yung of Gresham visited in the city Saturday.
Local men urged to back a test oil well after a Dorchester area operation reported a substantial derrick and drilling rig. Kansas investors claim 100000 dollars to fund the venture with the first test planned near Saline County center. Community notes include repairs at the high school, Musselman building progress, and local social events.
Advertising listing offers a Remington portable typewriter for sale via D. W. McFadden and a Thoroughbred Short Horn bull and a milk cow for sale by W. J. Herrmann with phone 1113. Also cash paid for false teeth dental gold platinum and discarded jewelry by Hoke Smelting Refining Co College Michigan.
Local residents share health updates and visits across Osceola and surrounding towns. Notables include Dr H H Cox and Mrs John Jarmin recovering from tonsillitis, Walter Scholz visiting from Lincoln, and Roy Yeltman having tonsils removed. A Rystrom Company picnic occurred on the Blue River, and a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs F A Swanson will be detailed in a Record extra. Legal action involves Mrs Margaret M Anderson of Stromsburg suing George H Presson for 50000 in damages. There are visits to Alexandria and Lincoln, births in Los Angeles, and multiple community and church events.
The Osceola couple married Monday afternoon at the Lees home in Polk County. Rev. H A Taylor officiated with only families present. Miss Lees is deputy county treasurer. Mr Pratt helps run Manhattan Oil Co station. They plan a two week Black Hills trip and will live in Osceola.
Morris Lindburg and Dean Keck of Stromsburg were found guilty in county court for stealing hogs from Dewey Anderson. Anderson testified for the prosecution. defense witnesses did not testify. An appeal to the district court was planned and Keck was to be released on a $250 cash bond, with Lindburg likely same.
An examination for teachers will be held in Osceola on Saturday June 6 1925 following the regular schedule. This is the last chance to qualify under the old certification law as the new requirements take effect July 1 1925. I D Huston County Supt.
Miss Lulu Olson, a nursing trainee at Lutheran Hospital in York, is home for a two week vacation from her studies.
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