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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1933

Page

4

Osceola Record Publisher Adopts New Subscription Rate

Polk County's Osceola Record lists editor Walter J. Herbes and announces a yearly subscription price of 1.90 in the issue header. The paper is published weekly on Thursdays and entered at the Osceola post office as a historic Nebraska publication dating back to 1879.

Osceola Nebraska Polk County Town Shelby Silver Creek Duncan Osceola Realty Auction Company

Local notices and elections in Osceola area

Ralph and Blanche Mills hosted a party and the town acknowledged sheet music from Mae E Buckner. Updates cover assessor Frank Campbell election victory, corn sample by Jack Shultz, white cap arrests, Memorial Service for Mrs Chas Anderson, Thanksgiving plans by Ladies Aid, political returns, a 1909 touring automobile purchase, Deputy Sheriff Ray Helvey case, Halloween social at M E Church, Louis Wilson sale report, Wm Everett visit Fullerton, a vicious hog incident, Armistice Day planning, Legion officer elections, and the death of H H Hubbard with funeral details.

Ralph Blanche Mills Mae E. Buckner Flying Island W. F. Kepner Platteville Wis Frank Campbell Osceola Jack Shultz Valley Jack Leopold Snider Masonic Hall Chas. Anderson Corps Judge Saunders J. A. Scott Dr. Buckner Ladies Aid Society William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Bryan Nebraska Hinshaw King Polk County Hastings Bros W. T. Wilson Farris North Platte Ray ‘Helvey Polk Olson Helvey Hallowe’en M. E Wm. Everett Little Son Fullerton Legion W. F. Neujahr Roy van Hoosen Fred Schumann Raymond Kepner Kenneth Cornish Oscar Hedburg Delmar McFadden Leon Merrick Martin Anderson Guy Ball H. H. Hubbard Presbyterian Church Glen Verna Maxine Hubbard Don Graves Omaha Poland Harvey M Jack” Johnston John Fillman Skillet Bridge Club Ira Irland George Brooks Glenwood Iowa Harley S. Eklund Matilda Peterson John Anderson Lost Springs Wyoming

Taft Triumph Celebrated as Nation Backs Strong Leadership

In a sweeping national vote William Howard Taft secured a decisive victory, with supporters praising his steady policies and his commitment to reform. Analysts note a broad coalition across regions signaling confidence in his administration.

William Howard Taft

Couple Wed at Council Bluffs Presbyterian Church

Ten years ago Miss Martha Silverstrand married Frank Leibee at noon on Saturday November 3 in Council Bluffs at the Presbyterian church. The couple will reside in Bradshaw where the groom runs Manhattan Oil Co. A Savage hog barely harmed Earl Hartman, 12, at the Hartman farm on the valley Saturday.

Martha Silverstrand Frank Leibee Presbyterian Church Council Bluffs Bradshaw Manhattan Oil Co Earl Hartman W. T. Hartman Hartman Farm

Gratitude for Support After Freeman Shaw’s Passing

The family thanks those who contributed floral offerings, sang, played organ, and aided through the Masonic Order and neighbors during Freeman Shaw’s illness and death. Signees include Mrs Etta Streeter, Mrs Mattie Davis, Mrs Alice Bellmore, Mrs Inez Rawles, Dewey Shaw, Charles Shaw, and Edwin Shaw.

Masonic Order Freeman Shaw Etta Streeter Mattie Davis Alice Bellmore Inez Rawles Dewey Shaw Charles Shaw Edwin Shaw

Right to the Point and Everyday Observations

A compact collection of maxims on contentment opportunities fashion taste and perception. Notes suggest contentment breeds inaction while interest in appearances and pleasure can blur judgment and sides of a question. Flattery is easy to spot yet rarely provokes anger.

Local News Highlights From Osceola And Surrounding Areas

A roundup of social visits, travel, and community events in Osceola and nearby towns. Notable items include travels of Mrs. Matilda Peterson, Mrs. O. V. Hurst’s Lincoln trip, and Mrs. George Brooks from Glenwood. Local clubs report meetings, lessons, and upcoming events, plus a jury verdict in Urban vs Peterson on an auto collision case.

O. V. Hurst Hom Harry Hurst Lincoln Leonard Fellows Baby Waco Fellow W. C. Rhoades Ladies Aid of The Methodist Church G. W. Engelhardt Mary Behle A. J. Herrmann J. Herrmann L. E. Bar Arthur Engelhardt Wesley Chapel Club R. C. Dunn T. D. Richards Edna Treadway Cornhuskers Pittsburgh Panthers Pittsburgh Charles Newcomer Agnes Newcomer Lynn Newcomer Zanesville Ohio Harry Pratt F. W. Schumann North Platte Department of Interior Little Rock Arkansas Arthur F. Mullen Hastings Fremont Nebraska Park Urban

Kindergarten to High School Notes Featured This Week

The weekly school notes highlight birthdays and treats in kindergarten, a caterpillar project, and perfect attendance. First through third grades report new students and Indian project work. Fourth grade held a Halloween program, while exams occurred in the nine weeks. Fifth grade and high school notes include absences, a moving student, a party, and planned class play "Hot Copy."

Herbert Ball Harold Cole David “Melin Ray Timm Donald Anderson Betty Jo Dillman Ruth Kelly Jimmie Malek Dolores McCormick Lois Pierson Donna Jean Pratt Shirley Rogers Robert Scholz Bobbie Sigler JoAnn Umshler Danny Magnuson Marvin Anderson Mary McFadden Loren Scholz Phyllis Fineey

Try-outs and rehearsals begin as schedules tighten

Try-outs for parts are held this week with rehearsals starting soon. The Senior class has ordered 21 rings and three pins, out of twenty four pieces. Osceola schools completed one fourth of the term, with final quarter checks conducted Thursday and Friday via written examinations. Results show the students did a good piece of work.

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