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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1948

Page

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Farmers Day Highlight Polk County Program December 7

Polk County Extension outlines Farmers Day on December 7 with a full day of agricultural topics including fertilizers irrigation pasture and Bangs disease. Jointly sponsored by the Polk County Crop Improvement Association and Osceola Chamber of Commerce with the Red Hat boys serving noon barbecue.

Polk County Polk County Crop Improvement Association Osceola Chamber of Commerce Red Hat Businessmen’s Activities Committee

Camp Fire Girls Meet and Elect News Reporter

The Camp Fire Girls gathered in their club room on Tuesday evening, November 16, for initiation of new members and a business meeting. Marilyn Reidy is moving away. Anita Branting was elected news reporter, and refreshments were provided by Phyllis Branting, Donna Cole, and Ruth Sigler.

Camp Fire Marilyn Reidy Anita Branting Phyllis Branting Donna Cole Ruth Sigler

Thanksgiving Food Sale by St. Vincent Parish Ladies

The ladies of St. Vincent Parish will hold a Thanksgiving Food Sale at Kepner's Store on Wednesday November 24 starting at 10 30 a m and running until 2 p m.

Ladies of

Missionary Crusade Meeting At Lincoln Attended By Local Clergy

Mrs. A. F. Nuquist Rev and Mrs Underhill and Rev John Hermann attended a meeting of the Missionary Crusade at Lincoln on Thursday and Friday.

A. F. Nuquist Underhill John Hermann Missionary Crusade Lincoln

Pierce Named Vice President of Nebraska Bankers Association

W. H. Pierce, president of the First National Bank of Shelby and Osceola, was elected vice president of the Nebraska Bankers Association at a meeting last week in Omaha. J. R. Kenner of Hebron was chosen as president to succeed J. O. Peck of Columbus. Pierce has long been active in the association and has served on its board in several roles.

W. H. Pierce First National Bank of Shelby and Osceola Nebraska Bankers Association Omaha J. R. Kenner Hebron J. O. Peck Columbus Pierce

Highway Post Office Route Considered Between Columbus and Belleville

Plans discussed in Columbus for a highway post office system serving towns along Highway 81 from Columbus Nebraska to Belleville Kansas. The car would provide north south mail service twice daily, operating like a railway mail car on highways with a driver and mail clerk. Definite decisions to inaugurate the plan expected soon.

Columbus Nebraska Belleville Kansas Middle West Highway 81

Packer and Deeds Wed in Pierce Chapel Ceremony

Miss Neta Joy Packer and Orlo M. Deeds wed at Pierce Chapel Methodist Church in a 6:30 ceremony. Attendants included Ellis Deeds as best man and Charles Packer as usher. The couple, after a weeklong honeymoon in Wyoming, Colorado and Kansas, plan to reside with the bride’s parents until she finishes high school in Osceola. He, a corporal with the 4th Division at Fort Ord, California, will reenlist after graduation.

Pierce Chapel Methodist Church Neta Joy Packer Ira Packer Clarks Orlo M. Deeds Flossie Deeds Osceola L. R. Hansberry Nona Thomas Patricia Morris Charles Packer Ellis Deeds Irvin Deeds Jean Persons Donna Waggoner Osceola High School U. S. Army Wyoming Colorado Kansas Deeds Orlo 4Th Division Fort Ord California

Raymond Gondringer Celebrates Sixth Birthday in Columbus

Raymond Gondringer marks his sixth birthday Sunday in Columbus with cousins Bert and Ralph Aerni joining the celebration.

Raymond Gondringer Bert and Ralph Aerni Columbus

Mrs Irene Newcomer Visited Osceola With Newcomers

Mrs Irene Newcomer formerly Irene Newcomer from Pasadena California visits Osceola with her parents Mr and Mrs V A Newcomer.

Glen Reichenbach Pasadena California Osceola V. A. Newcomer Irene Newcomer

Jurors Selected for November District Court Session

Petit jurors chosen for the 1948 District Court session to be held at this point include Anderson Gilbert B Anderson H V Boden Enoch Bowman Clifford L Burke L F Cockson Fred C Creech Clarence Crouse Lloyd J Donelson Harlen Fintel John Fleck Fred J Flodman Herbert Fredrickson Gordon Funkhouser Clarence Gembica John Glasser Roy Hastings Dee Hoffer Charles McMeekin Robert Jr Marsden Archie Randal Rudy Seberger Frank Sundberg Dean Swanson Paul C

Anderson Gilbert B. Anderson H. V. Boden Enoch Bowman Clifford L. Burke L. F. Cockson Fred C. Creech Clarence Crouse Lloyd J. Donelson Harlen Fintel John Fleck Fred J. Flodman Herbert Fredrickson Gordon Funkhouser Clarence Gembica John Glasser Roy Hastings Dee Hoffer

New Instruments For High School Band

William Wolfe Post No 91 voted to contribute 350 dollars to the high school band for a new sousaphone. Mr Adams secured a 20 percent discount from Columbus Music Store, with further orders placed with Dietz Music Co in Lincoln. Delivery in about 30 days.

William Wolfe Post No Adams Columbus Music Store Corn Columbus Kansas City Dietz Music Co Lincoln Legion Post Genoa Don Lentz University

Lincoln Couple wed in St Teresa’s ceremony

Miss Marguerite Johnson of Lincoln married Regis Greenwood of Wellfleet in a 10:30 a m ceremony at St Teresa’s Church Lincoln The bride wore white satin with a fingertip veil and carried a pearl rosary The couple will reside in Wellfleet Nebraska with Mrs Greenwood employed in Lincoln and a Nebraska Wesleyan graduate

St. Teresa’s Church Lincoln Marguerite Johnson Regis Greenwood M Wellfleet Mitchell M. Kaczmarek Henry W. Johnson Shelby Charles Greenwood North Platte Joe Greenwood Donald Johnson Gordon Havlicek Panis Angelous Colonial Cup Greenwood Nebraska Wesleyan University Theta Upsilon Sorority Osceola High School Nebraska

Family News From Ainsley Nebraska Visit

Mrs. S. W. Calhoun spent last week visiting in the home of her sister in law Mrs. J. H. Watts at Ainsley Nebraska. The Fred Wieseman family drove there on Sunday to bring her home. The Ride A Wees plan a meeting on Thursday evening November 18 at the home of Mrs. C. W. Warwick.

S. W. Calhoun Ainsley Nebraska J. H. Watts Fred Wieseman C. W. Warwick

Rural Community Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Mrs Christiana Sarow and son visited with Mr and Mrs Ronald Sarow on Sunday. Miss Carola Johnson of Lincoln stayed with her mother Mrs Lena Johnson over the weekend. Many neighbors shared Sunday dinners and spent time with families including the Appletons Heckman Gustafsons and Fredricksons.

Christiana Sarow Ronald Sarow Carola Johnson Lincoln Lena Johnson Edwin Lewis Ansel Fredrickson Wendell Appleton Geo. Heckman Kermit Larson Delwyn Lindholm Anna Appleton Timm Phillip Waller Moline Ill Paul Gustafson Holdrege Gustafson Harold Wolfe Aurora Alma Fjell Joe Anna Marie Roy TF Jell Lawrence Swanson Walter Twarling Emil Peterson Dick Anderson Jerry Jackie Dorothy Nelson Portland Washington Clarence Larson Martin Jones Gloria Oscar Jones

Community Social Notes From Stoner Area

Carl Cederberg remains a patient at Immanuel in Omaha after surgery last Tuesday. Local families hosted a birthday anniversary dinner for Mrs Fox, Ralph Watts, and Annette Watts, with many guests including the Watts and Hendrickson families. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John Polk of Lincoln, Rudolf Johnson of Omaha, and several others. Mrs Johnson remains ill at home. Families traveled to Bellwood for a Delores Meister bridal shower. various locals hosted or visited homes in the period.

Stoner News Carl Cederberg Immanuel See Omaha Maurice Watts S. B. Fox Nellie Watts Lula Hendrickson Earl Watts Ralph Watts Dahlstedt Emma Hartman Fox Annette Watts John Polk Lincoln Chas. Youngstrom Rudolf Johnson Carl Allinder Jennie Johnson Ralph Clem Marak Howard McKeag Bob Peterson Hollis Campain Myr Martin Scholz Mesdames Glen Hendrickson Gary Lux John Gabel Lawrence Meister Marlene Jeanice Schott Katherine Fingers Bellwood Delores Meister Marlene Meister J. O. Pearson Jack Johnston Lyle Négrs Neil Brigham Shelby Edward Dillsaver Henry W. Zang Rudolf Mangelsen Milton Carolyn S' Cook

Riverside bridal shower for Darlene Barr amid Midwest ties

Mrs Russell Mace and friends hosted a bridal shower at Frank Meyers home near Fullerton for honoree Miss Darlene Barr who will marry Robert Mace. Other notes include callers from Clarks and Oscela visiting local residents.

Riverside News Russell Mace Guy Smith Marvin Mace Herman Kohl Frank Meyers Fullerton Darlene Barr Robert Mace Eva Zelazny Clarks John Voichaske Norville Kirby Geo. Geyer Cedric Finecy Shelby G. P. Mace

Osceola Legion to Host Turkey Shoot Next Sunday

The Osceola American Legion will hold a big Turkey Shoot on Sunday November 21 at the Fair grounds starting at 1:00 PM. Turkeys and geese are secured and a large crowd is expected with indoor heated options if bad weather hits.

The Osceola American Legion Fairgrounds

Kathryn Klein Matheson Weds Herman Wolter in Lincoln

Osceola friends note the marriage of Kathryn Klein Matheson to Herman Robert Wolter. The ceremony was held in Lincoln on Sunday, November 14. The couple will reside in Beatrice.

Osceola Kathryn Klein Mathé €Son Herman Robert Wolter Lincoln Mrs. Wolter Beatrice

Junior Class Play Presented to Capacity Audience

The Junior Class staged Tumblin Creek a hillbilly comedy at the auditorium last Friday under Miss Havel. Vernon Boden Barbara Jean Egly Jerome Gabriel Ronald Swanson Rex Grossnicklaus Marlin Nelson Lyle Johnston Tony Swan Geneva Ward Jane Lewis Arlet Knight Marilyn Miller Joann Eklund Elaine Grossnicklaus Rosilyn Kennedy The high school band and girls sextette also performed and the cast and director earned praise for a creditable show.

Miss Havel Tumblin’ Creek Tennessee Vernon Boden Barbara Jean Egly Jerome Gabriel Ronald Swanson Rex Grossnicklaus Marlin Nelson Lyle Johnston Tony Swan Geneva Ward Jane Lewis Arlet Knight Marilyn Miller Edward Watts Joann Eklund Elaine Grossnicklaus Rosilyn Kennedy

Shop Lifters and Slickers Visit Osceola This Week

A trio described as a woman and two men visited Osceola early this week and carried out two thefts. They reportedly stole a new electric razor while a clerk was away and then used a twenty dollar bill trick to obtain ten dollars in change. Police have readied descriptions and hope for their apprehension.

Osceola

Arnez Couple Plans Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Milton J Arnez celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday November 21 with a reception at United Brethren Church Shelby from two to five p m The notice notes the couple observe the milestone and invites the community to share in the event.

Milton J. Arnez United Brethren Church Shelby

Births and hospital admissions listed for St Francis Hospital

Medical cases and births recorded Nov 5 to Nov 16 at St Francis Hospital include Miss Donya Smida of Prague Nek Mrs Ollie Virgin of Gresham Mrs Florence Sutter of Shelby Mrs Laura Wilcox and Mrs Alvana Hargon of Osceola Raymond Bond of Gresham Homer Hastings Jr and Mrs Hazel Allinder of Osceola Josephine Dunning of Shelby and Mrs Barnes former Joan Ellis of Omaha Cheryl Marie Barnes born Nov 12 weight 6 pounds at 2109 Wirt St Omaha and a daughter for Mr and Mrs C H Blessie Osceola born Nov 16 weight not stated

Donya Smida Prague Nek Ollie Virgin Gresham Florence Sutter Shelby Laura Wilcox Osceola Alvana Hargon Raymond Bond Surgical Homer Hastings Jr Hazel Allinder Josephine Dunning Carriel Barnes Wirt St. Omaha Cheryl Marie Barnes Joan Ellis C. H. Blessie

No Great Change In Agriculture Is Forecast For 1949

The U S Department of Agriculture projects no significant decline in economic activity in 1949 with a about two percent drop in physical output and modest wage stabilization. Farm prices may ease slightly from 1948 and net income fall for a second straight year, while production costs rise about eight percent from 1947. Feed costs drop next year but most other production items stay high.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture U. S

Shower Held for Mrs Stanley Braithwait

A Friday evening shower for Mrs. Stanley Braithwait was hosted in the Odd Fellow Hall basement. Hostesses Mrs. Gotfried Larson and Mrs. John Braithwait greeted 12 guests who offered recipes and advice, played games, and helped the bride open gifts before lunch was served.

Stanley Braithwait Odd Fellow Hall Gotfried Larson John Braithwait

Mrs and Mr M H Qrouse Visit Loup City Family

Dr and Mrs M H Qrouse and their sons from Loup City visited Sunday with his parents, sharing time and greetings in a family gathering.

M. H. Qrouse

Obituary: Mrs Frank Smith Dies in Shelby at 82

Mrs Frank Smith died Saturday at her Shelby home after a lingering illness aged 82. She leaves husband three daughters Lynn Brigham of Shelby Tom Mickey of Grand Island and D W McBeth of Cornelius Oregon one son John Smith of Shelby nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Shelby Methodist Church with burial in Shelby Cemetery.

Frank Smith Shelby Lynn Brigham Shelbys Tom Mickey Grand Island D. W. McBeth Cornelius Oregon John Smith

Five Public Sales Advertised In Osceola Area

The paper lists five public sales over the next ten days. L W Johnson offers a modern Osceola home on Nov 20 and again Nov 27 for household goods. Mrs John Dale sells a Osceola home with items on Nov 22. Edn Crossant sells machinery and farm equipment west of the Fair grounds on Nov 23. Mrs Mary Cerny sells a 30 acre farm northeast of Osceola on Nov 24, with Donald Cerny offering farm equipment and livestock the same day. Dick Merrick handles all sales. Homer Ingalls assists on some.

L. W Johnson Osceola John Dale Edn Crossant Fairgrounds Mary Cerny Donald Cerny L. W. Johnson Dick Merrick Homer Ingalls

Garden Club Meets for November Session

The Garden Club gathering on Tuesday evening November 16 hosted 17 members and visitors at Lesta Mace’s home. A nominative committee was formed for officer elections. Nell Wisely reviewed Road To Survival by Wm Vogt. Laura Scott read a Thanksgiving poem and Emil Monson presented The Pilgrims Came. Madge Moore won a free hand turkey paper cutting contest. A Christmas gift exchange is planned for December with Emil Mcson as hostess.

Garden Club Lesta Mace Nell Wisely Wm. Vogt Laura Scott Emil Monson Madge Moore Emil Mcson

County Agricultural Society to Meet in Osceola Court House

The Polk County Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting in the Court House at Osceola at 8 p m on November 22. All interested parties are urged to attend. D E Monson Secy.

Polk County Agricultural Society Court House Osceola D. E.monson Secy

Odd Bits of News From Osceola This Week

Local column notes public sales by Dick Merrick and Homer Ingalls as auctions rise in Osceola. It highlights Christmas shopping, furniture at the legion club, charity to the school, and remodeling at the former Lambe implement business now run by Wallace McMeekin.

Osceola Wallace McMeekin Lerry Lambe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Polk County Extension News Scott’s Hall Stromsburg Colleen Malek Merna Lee Quick Dianne Buhl AABB Rosemary Walgreen LaVenne Dinges LaVern Richards Mary Ann Bercknd AABC Phyllis Marcia Schneider ABBB Phyllis Anderson ABBC Thomas Ball Lois Dinges Maxine Grossnicklaus Duane Swanson BBBC Barbara Egly Avjet Camp Fire Girls W.h.pierce State Bankers Group Kan Packer Johnson—Greenwood Legion Kathryn Klein Matheson MR. Wolter ST. Francis Hospital Shelby Methodist Church Pure Made County Agricultural Society Legion Club Shorty McVeigh Red Heads Short Goldenrod Tom Reece Ford Tractor Jimmy Krance Jim
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