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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
4
A column extols fire resistance of Mule Hide roofs and links building quality to safety. It blends light humor with ads for lumber, urging homeowners to choose expert guidance and dependable materials as winter nears.
The brief notice indicates a weekly edition published every Thursday and filed with the local post office in Osce. It signals ongoing editorial leadership and printing schedule.
Beulah families host gatherings and visits this week. Harvey McCormick and son Clair traveled to Lincoln with plans to return. Clair stayed on campus Monday. Neighbors shared contests, games, and refreshments at the Carlson home and visits continued with Dake, Meacham, Buchta, Cremeen, VanAlstine, and Weiseman households.
Regular church services listed for Sunday with morning and evening worship and mid week service. Annual call for subscribers to the Central Christian Advocate highlights renewals and a fiscal year end report from World Service headquarters showing increased church giving. Handel Collier invites all to meet in church next Sunday.
The notice requests attendance at Sunday services with a Bible School at 10 00 AM followed by morning worship at 11 00 AM and evening service at 7 30 PM. It lists sermon topics Far reaching Enthusiasm and Every Contingency Provided For and calls all officers to attend an important meeting after the evening service.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers host the Pittsburgh Panthers at Memorial Stadium on Saturday November 16. Pitt just routed Syracuse 18 to 0, heightening the stakes as Nebraska edged Syracuse 7 to 6. Athletics manager John Selleck expects a large crowd and tickets remain available for the home game with halftime student acts planned.
Carl Baum survives dangerous experiment and vows against mixing chemicals. C N Pulver suffers severe accident breaking collar bone and rib while felling a tree. Dr Shaw repairs. Ben Wilkinson travels to Atlantic Iowa returning Tuesday. W M Johnston handles omnibus lines. Dr Carrie L Heald dies of typhoid at home. Funeral tomorrow. W M Johnston offers rapid legal advice. L E Green and Miss Alice Walker announce Thanksgiving Day wedding. Dr M W Byers tests cattle for tuberculosis. Rodney Conner visits Osceola. G A R Post named by Conner. Polk Co girls in Luther College chorus perform The Deluge next Tuesday with noted soloists and West Sisters quartette. Dean Nyegren Toren Nygren Anderson are named.
Rev Fau Melin leads St Pauls Lutheran Church twenty fifth anniversary events with Friday Reformation Festival address by Rev N A Nelson of Ashland Wisconsin. A luncheon follows. Saturday historical program at 10 30 A M with Rev O A Johnson of Axtell Nebr first pastor. Sunday Communion at 10 30 A M liturgists Rev Serenius and Rev Johnson. Confirmation Reunion later Sunday with talks by serving pastors and classes. Friday choir practice ends the weekend.
Cum mings Miller offers repair and service for all radio makes. The Steeple Variety Store advertises 18x36 inch floor mats at 10c each. Call 22 for details.
Mrs Edmard Schott is ill for the week. Funeral for John Ed Campbell held in Osceola. Farmers plan corn picking this week. Osceola visitors include Nels and Mrs Anderson visiting Will Dunn. Lee Mickey family at Fred Dunn home. Will Zimmerman Jamita visited Mrs James Farris Sr. George Miller John Kresha Frank Kotzer drove to Omaha. Gus Kopf visited Oswald Bernt home. Fried Dunn adds to his house. Bert Dunn and Will Dunn attended Inness funeral in Shelby. Tecumseh Hartman and Naomi Hartman drove to Lincoln. Hartmans returned, Naomi stays for winter.
A black hog weighing about 100 pounds was taken up at Johr Monson's place in Osceola Nebraska. The owner can recover by paying charges.
A university directory lists surnames showing Johnson as the top for students, with 52 entries and Smith at 49. It details Scandinavian roots, colorful prefixes, descriptive nicknames, and names tied to 37 states and 12 foreign countries, including dozen plus Johnsons and many distinct given-name styles.
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