Autumn Sales Start Friday November 9 Ends November 14
Autumn sale runs Friday November 9 through Wednesday November 14. The store invites all readers to visit during the period and promises strong value even for casual customers.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
5
Autumn sale runs Friday November 9 through Wednesday November 14. The store invites all readers to visit during the period and promises strong value even for casual customers.
Osceola gossip row covers visits and dinners among Pratt Koehler Herbes Croissant Huggler and other families. Local clubs hold meetings. CCC boys transfer. several residents travel to Lincoln York Hastings Columbus and Genoa for events and visits.
Kindergarten students celebrate Halloween with a party and a witch costume day. First grade notes celebrate birthdays and a new word test while praising perfect papers. Second and third grades report near 50 attendance points, a library contest interest, and a Knighthood of Youth Club. Fifth grade details a Halloween party, a 10th birthday, and exams with new health posters. Department news covers sick list and a move to Columbus, plus first quarterly exams and a new sixth grader.
Lutheran church schedules Sunday services at 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship 7 30 p m Vespers Rev Lindbeck will discuss China Mission latest developments and show stereopticon views Choir practice Tuesday evening Luther League event hosted by Fred Branting and Mildred and Milton Peterson Pastor Paul Melin invites all attendees.
Hearts express gratitude to friends and neighbors for floral offerings and aid during the illness and death of Olof Hedlund. Appreciation notes extend to singers and those offering kind words and deeds as Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hedlund and Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Nelson acknowledge the community’s support.
A local notice discusses improving farm infrastructure to boost prosperity. It promotes fencing upgrades to protect crops and livestock, notes federal housing loans for renovations, and urges community participation. It includes light humor about rural life and mentions a new carload of fencing material.
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