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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
4
The Osceola Record lists Walter J. Herbes as publisher and notes postal entry at Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act with a price of 0 advance and 2 per year.
A 25 year old flashback reports Thomas L Hull inspector general of the G A R Nebraska visiting Osceola and praising H J Bense regiment for its wartime work. Potpourri includes Ern Howland's runaway, turkeys killed in the wagon mishap, Grandma Susan Fentress turning 90, a near wreck of a passenger train, Harry Biggs’s 58th birthday party, Mrs B F Jeffords death in Arkansas, and social visits around District 29 events and local households.
Pleasant Corner residents and guests gather in a series of small social events. Mrs. D C Carlson Mrs C A Anderson Mrs Alvirn Anderson and Rebecca Anderson visit Miss Emma Anderson. Mr and Mrs Fred Burke dine with Oscar and Emma Anderson. Leonard and Grace Meytink call on their sister Mrs Walter Watts. Mr and Mrs Deckr Jones are noted in social activity.
Hazel Hastings left for Wyoming Tuesday for several weeks. Mrs. Geo Buchta and son Chester spent the weekend at W B Oakes. Rev Friday and wife attended a Missionary meeting at the P C Wieseman home. George Buchta and family and Mrs Bettie Christian dined at the G P Mace home. Tom Dwyer and wife were Sunday dinner guests at Harve McCormick. Lester McCormick and family and Mrs E B Finecy visited at Arcadia over Sunday. Tom Meacham and Hilbert Buchta dined with Mr and Mrs Wm Dake. Christina Luft spent days with her parents near Fullerton. Clarence Reitz came to be with his ill father who is slowly recovering.
A morning sermon invites a businesslike message for Sunday to inspire practical living. Evening talks feature a great historic character from the Old Testament. Sunday school at 10 and Epworth League at 6:30 offer lessons and guidance. The church promotes white cross enrollment for hospital relief and an annual Thanksgiving service next Wednesday at 7:30.
Sypewriter Gee Beell Leyde.
Pennsylvania highway official W A Connell notes 1928 1927 period will see about 220 million dollars spent on construction and maintenance. Four years add 3 000 miles of new surface and re-surfacing 1 200 more for a total 4 200 miles. hard surfaced mileage to reach 8 000. Close to 4 000 miles remain dirt or shale. A Sancho bond proposal may provide funding in 1928 with county additions.
Report notes several years of experience at Farris Battery Station highlighting technical work, service quality, and local reliance on the shop for vehicle battery needs.
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