Osceola News Highlights Local Notables and Events
In Osceola and Polk County news the Blowers couple leaves for David City marking a long local presence. H. Reckmeyer returns from the world fair with prize hogs. Bryant Normal at Stromsburg opens November 14 and Polk institutions grow. Died Mrs Weind Typhoid fever. New enterprises include Osceola Monumental Works. Osceola couple Swan Larson wed. housewarming for Swanson couple. Hoosier pianist purchases. Football beats Crete 6 to 0. P T A elects County Judge Ball as state auditor.
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L. J. Blowers
Osceola
David City
Polk County
Blowers
Herman
Bryant Normal
Stromsburg
Bryant University
Weind
J. Everitt
Chas. F. Johnson
Hannah Nelson
Larson Land Co
Mr. Larson
South Osceola
John G. Swanson
Mrs. Swanson
Johnnie’ Schmoker
Johnnie
Ed Grossnicklaus
H. C. Troyer
Troyer
del Brigham
James Richmond
Blanche McCoy
Flossig Brownfield
Urbana
Dinois
Miss Brownfield
Crete
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Lincoln
F. H. Ball
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wedding Held At Bride’s Sister Home
A wedding took place at the bride’s sister residence marking a notable social event. Guests gathered for the ceremony, with local families and neighbors in attendance as customs and vows were exchanged.
Armistice Day Observance Planned by Osceola Legion
Ten years ago on November 1 1923 the Osceola American Legion and Legion Auxiliary prepared two day Armistice Day events since the 11th fell on Sunday. A 1:30 pm patriotic service in the Auditorium featured Rev. G Z Savery of Shelby as speaker with a vocal program to follow.
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Osceola American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
G. Z. Savery
Shelby
Osceola notes social visits and local events
The Osceola area reports hosting T. J. O. Bridge Club at Miss Allinda Fernandez home. Visitors from Gresham Grand Island and Lincoln gather for dinners, visits, and university activities. Community plays Caseys Trial draw crowds. marriages, showers, and welding prizes noted along with state education trends and PTA concerns.
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T. J. O. Bridge Club
Allinda Fernandez
Esther Huggler
Leila Shuneman
Chas. Huggler
Omaha
R. L. Thompson
Gerald
H. S. Hyton
Don and
Dale
Gresham
C. R. Collins
Lincoln
Smith
S. W. Goodale
Robert Gregg
Paul
Anaheim
California
Joel Hanson
Osceola
Iowa
Ohio
Illinois
Anna Mytholar
Shelby
Miss Scholz
Don Graves
Baby
Earl Colby
David Harris
Silver Creek
Kearney
Gibbon
Graves
Golby
Harris
Ferdinand Peterson
American Education Week Observance Set for Nov 6–12
The 1933 American Education Week runs November 6 to 12 and is sponsored by the American Legion the National Education Association and the U S Office of Education The theme Meeting The Emergency In Education outlines daily topics from school finances and home school cooperation to loyalty and safeguarding character Each year public schools enroll about 200000 more children representing roughly a one percent annual increase
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United States
P.T.A
American Legion
National Education Association
United States Office of Education
Armistice Service Planned At Local Methodist Church
The Methodist Church reports a strong Sunday crowd and an Armistice service planned for next Sunday night. Hastings College students led by Prof. L. T. Laase will handle the program with speakers Marvin Fink Hale McCown Miss Ethel May Gunnison John Anderson and Robert Nyquist. Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 Epworth League at 6:30 Evening Service at 7:30.
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Hastings College
L. T. Laase
Marvin Fink
Hale McCown
Ethel May Gunnison
John Anderson
Robert Nyquist
Epworth League
W. H. Wright
Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Show To Crown World's Largest Baby Beef Event
Ak-Sar-Ben territory aims to host the world’s largest baby beef show from November 11 to 17 in Omaha. L. I. Frisbie states about 750 animals are expected as the event joins the annual stock show rodeo and horse show. Performances run nightly with matinees, featuring two auction events and a 50 cent general admission.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
L. I. Frisbie
Frisbie
Missouri
Kansas
South Dakota
Wyomits
Ghraandy
Niry
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Osceola Record
Walter J. Herbes
Union Stock Yards
Elmer
Rood, Mer
Jones St
Omaha, Nebraska
Sherwood Farm
Clarks Bridge
Polk
Township 14
Range 4
S. A. Snider
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Steeple’s Store
Mack
Iowa-Nebraska
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