Osceola Record Postal Entry Notice
The Osceola Record enters at the Osceola post office under the 1879 act. Public notice indicates compliance with federal postal regulations and filing for mailing privileges in Osceola Nebraska.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
4
The Osceola Record enters at the Osceola post office under the 1879 act. Public notice indicates compliance with federal postal regulations and filing for mailing privileges in Osceola Nebraska.
A historical column notes a baby girl born to C. C. Stull and wife at Valley precinct on a Tuesday in November. It records church progress with twenty nine scented lights, marriage licenses issued for four couples, and obituaries including Collin Beebe and Father Morgan James. It mentions a fire bell upgrade, factory activity, a death translate to Heaven, and travel notes from Polk County residents including J Locke and Logan Van Hoosen with a Malvern visit.
Mr and Mrs Martin Newcomer celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with a large gathering of friends and relatives. Rev W J Frost and family moved to Crystal River Florida for nearer grand interests. C G Timm operates a plant for local production.
The first Polk County corn husking contest last Friday drew about 500 spectators who parked 225 cars near Olaf Hedlund’s farm. Nine contestants entered and Harry Westgren of Stromsburg husked the most corn, averaging 19.5 bushels per husk.
The article cites laws in several states requiring premarital or annual medical testing for syphilis and related conditions. It quotes Governor Lehman on the limits of state medical action and notes surveys indicating millions seek testing. It also covers child nutrition advice and explanations of X rays and radium as energy sources.
Two more states join efforts to legislate venereal disease out of existence. Illinois passed a law requiring verification of freedom from venereal disease for marriage licenses. The bill originally set a $2 certification fee but allows physicians to charge what they deem proper.
The Fairview and Valley churches announce morning services at 10:00 and 11:20 respectively with a sermon The Unavoidable Christ. Sunday School at Valley 10:00 led by Arthur Timm, Fairview 11:00 led by Mrs. C M Johnson. District Superintendent Dr M E Gilbert will preach November 21 at both churches. Quarterly Conference at Fairview 3:00. Valley Ladies Aid meets November 17 with Mrs Calmer Dunn. W D Hamilton, pastor.
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