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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
4
In Days Gone By notes that the station equipment will be relocated to the new site over Monson Company's store. It also mentions the birth of a nine pound son to Mr and Mrs Ed Larson born Monday morning.
The article outlines a wartime to peacetime Army plan allowing veterans discharged between May 12 and November 1 to reenlist by November 21 with preserved grades. It notes raises in reenlistment bonuses, overseas pay, paid furlough, retirement options, family allowances, and branch choices for three year enlistments.
The notice outlines pay per month for enlisted men with a 20 percent increase for service overseas a 50 percent rise for being a member of flying crews parachutists etc and a 5 percent pay rise for each three years of service.
Morning notes show Chas Thelander moving lumber from Oscar Thelander farm to North Platte to build a residence seven miles southwest of town. Webster Mills and sister from Omaha report their father M A Mills suffered a stroke. George Brophy earns a promotion to head of the Nebraska division of Union Pacific. Gem Theatre advertises The Broken Circuit The Substitute and The Valley of Humiliation at Auditorium Theatre. Lillian Russell appears in Wild Fire. H P Clausen travels to Harlan Iowa to buy stock. Pete, a known local buyer, noted. Lost: lower tooth plate with three teeth each side linked by a gold bar.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Karrer observed their 50th wedding anniversary on November 4 at home in the city. Family members attended including Dr H E Newton and daughter Josephine of Omaha, Dr Leo Karrer and wife, Ed Karrer of Mount Pleasant Iowa, Dr and Mrs Fred Karrer and two sons of Benedict. About eighty locals and the Osceola band gathered at the Karrer store with music, oratory and a gold gift to share in the joy. Fritz Olsson received a Cadillac touring car from Uncle P C Pierson of Denver. Carson Auto Co reports Ford sales this week: H A McCormick roadster, Charles Prososki roadster, Ralph McLean touring, Wm Hernbmloom touring, Gust F Johnson touring. Miss Bessie DeLand left for Be
Miss DeLand has been transferred by the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company to become toll operator at the new Osceola office. The move follows a personnel change and reflects ongoing service adjustments in the area.
The Home Study Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. John Hiemer's residence with eight members and two visitors present. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Maurice Watts's home.
To make your laying flock more profitable follow steps such as marketing old hens when pullets can lay, cleaning and disinfecting the housing, selling extra pullets if capacity is reached, avoiding changes to pullet management during housing, feeding pullets cafeteria style, confining pallets to the laying house and sun porch, and using deep litter like sawdust or straw.
Polk County Rural Public Power District of Stromsburg will use a 95000 rural electrification loan to build about ninety miles of power lines serving 288 farms and other rural consumers in Polk County. REA and FEA reviews confirm the project is self liquidating, with construction to proceed as materials and labor allow.
Mrs Swanson thanks friends and relatives for visits cards letters and flowers and kindness during her recent hospital stay.
County Court of Nebraska announces a petition to appoint Peter Edward Badie as administrator of the estate of Bernard Albert Thomas deceased. Hearing set for November 20, 1945 at 10:00 A M. Dated October 24 1945. County Judge L M Merrick.
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