Walter J. Herbes Editor and Publisher Thursday Paper
Walter J. Herbes serves as editor and publisher for the weekly Thursday edition printed in Gece with a subscription price of 3 dollars.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
4
Walter J. Herbes serves as editor and publisher for the weekly Thursday edition printed in Gece with a subscription price of 3 dollars.
Osceola travels to David City Friday with a fired up squad after a 32 to 0 win by Stromsburg and a determined crowd backing the Bulldogs. Seniors held skating party, sophomores joined, exams finished, and pep rallies surged as students rally for a win. The Junior Class Play “Oh, Kay!” is set for November 21 at the Osceola Auditorium with cast members Edith Whitman Clarabell Hayhurst Evelyn Whitman Anna Anderson Arthur Whitman Deloss Buchholz.
Fifty half days of punctuality earn a full day off upon reaching 100 points. Pupils thank Mr Craven for taking them to the Stromsburg football game and praise his thoughtfulness toward students. They cheer for the upcoming holiday, noting quarterly exams are over and nine weeks of rest ahead. Erma and Kenneth Egelhoff join the school in sixth and seventh grade as normal trainers and practice teachers assist.
The note from Marguerite Query announces a program titled Remember Oh Kay on November 21 at the Auditorium at 8 oclock. The cast list includes Cap George Whitman Howard and others like Pembroke Lewis Borden Richards Hallquist Nelson Hales Deland and Millis Query. The event is expected to be worthwhile.
Friends and relatives gathered Thursday evening at Hub Bobbit’s Silver Creek home to celebrate his 74th birthday. Attendees included Cr. C. McCormick and his wife, Dean and family, Lester and Neal McCormick, Harve McCormick and sons Clair and Virgil, and Lew Collier. Other local visits noted include Mrs Lloyd Seward of Topeka visiting the Guy Seward home, Mary Ruth Rhodes at the Heitzman residence, Grace Daniels visiting the Will Dake home, George Reed and son Orville visiting York, Arthur Yeaton and Bertie Christian returning from Gem Kansas, Harvey McCormick visiting friends in Silver Creek, Sidney Graham recovering from appendicitis at York Hospital, and Jay Shannaham’s near Fullerton visit with the McCormick family.
R H Thesing Farm Implements in Polk Nebraska advertises multiple used machines including a John Deere corn picker a McDig corn picker and a McDig thresher in good condition and priced to sell. The dealer invites customers to visit and inspect the items.
Radio shop advertises Larson's Radio Service at Rays' offering radio servicing as well as batteries and tubes. Local ad highlights repairs and replacements for radios and related components.
A state library representative praised our selection and lists new titles such as 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea David Copperfield and Aunt Green Aunt Brown and Aunt Lavander. The library plans public hours Mondays and Thursdays 4 to 5 30 PM starting next week November 18 to improve student access while denying book checkout on those days.
W A Cummings offers electric wiring and fixtures of all kinds at Crouse-Tex with contact via phone number 1.
In Days Gone By items report a son born to Mr and Mrs Alva Dawes and another to Mr and Mrs Robert Scott. George W Gregg Sr marries Estella Wilson with Judge Ball officiating. Deaths include Mrs J B Miller of Ansley, sister to Wm Hanshew. W O Cox buys city lots to build a residence. T P Owens Jewelry hires Denkhoff engraver now moving to York. Chas Burkhart builds a fashionable hen domicile. Gov Mickey receives L L D from University of Mt Pleasant Iowa.
Friday at 7 p m KOIL and 43 Associated Columbia Network stations air the premiere of Brownbilt Footlites a new radio feature sponsored by Brown Shoe Company St Louis. Samuelson's Store notes weekly reports will highlight top entertainment from New York Paris London and more featuring Buster Brown and Tige in a family friendly sketch.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska the matter concerns the estate of Francis Marion Fox, deceased, filed as an official probate proceeding. The notice records the court's involvement in settling the decedent's affairs and appointing administrators as required by law.
The state informs all interested parties that a petition has been filed for the appointment of Nora A. Fox as Administratrix of the estate. A hearing is set for November 22, 1929 at 10:00 A.M. Dated October 29, 1928 by W. W. Norton County Judge.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Arvid Toline Deceased. Claims must be presented and filed by February 22 1936 and debts paid by November 22 1930. Judge W W Norton will convene in the County Court Room on November 22 1929 December 23 1929 and February 2 1930 at 10 A M to receive examine hear and adjust all claims filed.
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