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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

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Transfer at St Andrews Church Shifts Priests

Father Sylvester Wagner leaves St Andrews Catholic Church on the valley after nine months and moves to Colon Nebraska and its Mead mission effective November 24. He is replaced by Father Francis Lombardi who arrives from Roseland.

ST. Andrews Church Sylvester Wagner St. Andrews Catholic Church Colon Nebraska Mead Father Wagner Francis A. Lombardi Roseland Hastings David City Osceola Father Lombardi

Corn Loans Require Careful Handling to Meet Federal Grade

Nebraska Agricultural Agent Kelly warns much of 1935 corn will not meet No 3 grade for the 45 cent federal loan unless husking is delayed, rotten ears culled, and corn stored in well ventilated cribs or small piles. Moisture above 17 1 2 percent and damaged kernels push many samples below grade. Polk County farmers install ventilators. Osceola inspector IP A Nelson offers crib sealing advice by phone.

Nebraska Kelly Agronomy College of Agricultural Nebraska College of Agriculture Polk County IP. A. Nelson Osceola

Community News Roundup From Swede Home Area

West side residents host and visit familiar neighbors during weekend gatherings. Local families attend church events and birthday party at Mrs. Lawrence Swanson home. Thanksgiving service planned at Swede Home Church with free will offering for Bethphage.

See Davis in Columbus today

Davis visits Columbus for a scheduled appearance today with expectations of improved outcomes for attendees and stakeholders in the event context.

Davis Columbus Rtf

Polk Thieves Active in This Community

Several cases of amateur thievery were reported in Polk County during the past week. A 1930 Chevrolet sedan belonging to Wayne Hill vanished from his garage Wednesday evening and was found Saturday near Osceola with a frozen radiator. A Standard Oil truck was looted for fifteen gallons of gasoline that same evening, and a Stromsburg ladies shop lost about 1500 dollars worth of clothing. Local residents and guests are listed visiting, hunting, or in town, while sheriff's deputies anticipate arrests soon.

Wayne Hill Standard Oil Co Stromsburg Oscar Jones Polk

Social events fill Stromsburg week with gatherings

Mrs R J Hunsaker and Mrs John Bailey hosted twenty ladies for a Friday luncheon and social Kensington. Priscilla Club enjoyed a good turnout last Thursday. Baptist Mission Circle met at Eden Church parlors Friday. Betty Stanton celebrated her birthday with a dinner and theatre party. Bruce and Mrs Anderson returned from Detroit with a new car. Fred Jones family moves to Hermann Nebraska. Dorothy Headman leaves Headlight. Maxine Swanson named new bookkeeper. Stromsburg Community Club met at Park Hotel with dinner and a talk by R Graham of Iowa Nebraska Gas and Power Company on local power needs.

Maurice Johnson Stromsburg Ernest Flodman Polk Marvin Fredrickson York Bayard Hienes Lincoln Walter Jones Raymond Johnson Clair Willits H. S. Birthday Club Clarence Larson Central City Ansel Fredrickson George Fredrickson Clarks Morris Fredrickson Bethphage Pearl Fredrickson Adledia Johnson Ruth Nelson Russell Fjell Grand Island Russell Nichols Roger Headley Horatio Bush George Bush Cosner Wm. Larson Emil Monson Osceola Oscar Berglund Octavia Wallace Fredrickson Ralph Upton Clarence Bryant Adolph Johnson Kenneth Willits Lawrence Sundberg Columbus Herbert von Hausen Hampton Harold Lawhead Bunny Schmidt Clyde Willits Fred Williams Herbert Olson Will Axel Jones Alfred Anderson Vern Jones Hordville J. B .Williams John A. Johnson Martha Glee York and Dana Westfall David ‘City D. H. Westfall The Baptist Church Z. F. Myers Archie Holson R. W. Keuper Walter Stad Walter Green Harold Green Nlos Ostburg Leo Wurtz Dan Graves Albert Peterson George Anderson Chapman Gene Myers Bryan Graves Jof Ostburg Flora Ostburg Omaha Oscar Stromssberg Washington D. C Earl Burke Z. F Myers Frank Chandler Battle Creek R L Smith Clara Hogsett Hogsett Robert Glasser R J Hunsaker John Bailey Hunsaker Kensington C F Moore Priscilla Club Mission Circle of the Baptist Church Eden Church Betty Stanton J. T. Stanton A. V. Eielson Evening Bridge Club A C Morrill Wallace Scott Dale Fahnstock Detroit Mich E. J. Wright Earle Wright, Jr Betsy Jane Wright Strom American Legion Auxiliary Ivan Bengst Evans Bruce Anderson Fred Jones Dowers Hermann Nebraska Jones T Here Clifford Erickson Dorothy Stromsburg Community Club Park Hotel E Bodine R. Graham 10Wa-Nebraska Gas and Power Company Graham

Vesper Service At Osceola High School Pupils

Miss Ruth Miller directs a vesper service by Osceola High School music pupils at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday November 24 at 5 pm. Public invited. Plans for a Christmas vesper at the Methodist Church soon before Christmas.

Osseola High School St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Ruth Miller

Auxiliary Officers Elected at Friday Meeting

The auxiliary met Friday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Scholz as host assistant. Officers elected last month took office: President Mrs Dewey Sigler, First Vice Mrs Arthur Scholz, Second Vice Mrs W R Kepner, Secretary Mrs Chas Greenwood, Treasurer Mrs F W Schumann, Chaplain Mrs John Ogden, Historian Mrs D W McFadden.

American Legion Auxiliary Arthur Scholz Albert Timm Charles Stewart Dewey Sigler W. R. Kepner Chas Greenwood F W Schumann John Ogden D W McFadden

Fairview Community News: Visits, Play, and Forthcoming Events

Fairview notes relatives visiting in Rock Island Illinois and locals helping at the Oscar Anderson home for a newborn girl born November 8. A community play Mrs Temple's Telegram is set for Clarks Tuesday and Silver Creek Friday. The Ladies Aid to host a food sale November 27 at Osceola's Farmers Union Store with a hot plate lunch.

Eleazer McCormick Rock Island Illinois Alvena Stemmer Oscar Anderson Valley Anderson Roy Frizzell Dale Floyd Delpha Pickett Lawrence Cremeen West of Clarks California G. P. Mace C. O. Carlson Kearney Rev Maxcey Velma McCormick Columbus John McCormick E. Kran Washington C O Carlson Leora Young Fullerton Wm. Dake Ladies Aid of Fairview Farmer's Union Osceola Mildred Mace Riverside School

Shelby and Shelby County News Highlights Social Visits

George Smith and Guy Funkhouser hunted near Monroe for a few days. Otto Meadow and Mrs. Meadow with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Fillinger visited Mrs. Margaret Fillinger in Shelby. John Armagast of Douglas died. funeral at Rising City Lutheran church. Edward Fillinger and others enjoyed pheasant hunting in northern Nebraska.

George Smith Guy Funkhouser Monroe Otto Meadow Gresham Wm. Fillinger Seward Shelby Margaret Fillinger Matt Fasbender John Armagast Douglas Wyo Rising City Edward Fillinger Alfred Gondringer Roy Lyons P. H. Holcom Los Angeles Johnson Earl Fonts Omaha Goff South Fonts J. E. Bernt Ford Guy Hanshew Una

For Sale 36ft John Deere Grain Elevator

Local ad seller Wm Green offers a 36 foot John Deere grain elevator for sale at a bargain price. Contact phone 104 Bradshaw to inquire.

John Deere Grain Eevator Wm. Green

Greens Chapel groups hold meetings and community events

Greens Chapel Ladies Aid changes date for the next meeting and hosts a bake and pickle fundraiser. The Brotherhood of Greens Chapel plans a supper bazaar on December 6. Several local residents visit relatives, attend gatherings, and host guests in Stromsburg and surrounding areas.

Birthday Party for Harold Grossnicklaus Observes Seventh Milestone

Mrs. Roy Grossnicklaus hosted twelve boys for Harold Grossnicklaus seventh birthday with games prizes and a luncheon at four featuring a decorated cake. Guests included Rudolph Janicek and daughter Verona of Columbus and Emilee Nebosis.

Roy Grossnicklaus Harold Wayne Augustin Alan Deeter Harold Bernt Rudolph Janicek Miss Verona Columbus Emilee Nebosis Maurine Schmoker Lucy Cookson Leo Albers Eller’s Hall Cook Edward Frank Nebosis Elizabeth Nebosis A. E. Gumm Albert Bernt Thomas ‘Prososki Julius Nebosis Cyrus Janicek Bellwood Hubert Bernt Florence and Farnces Nebosis Mary Kubicek Osceola John Kubicek Ernest Gabriel Walter Nebosis Roseland Albert Koenig Harriet Smith Brent McBeth

Polk County Reaps Benefits From Ak-Sar-Ben Show

A Nebraska county reports financial gains from Ak-Sar-Ben activities in Omaha. Polk County has received 200 dollars for premiums or 4 H work, with a projected 50 more from the year's final distribution. The county exhibit earned 65 dollars, and 4 H baby beef brought record prices at the auction.

Polk County Omaha State Racing Commission Farm Bureau Ak-Sar- Ben Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce

Double wedding in Osceola two Hewitts wed in York

Miss Maxine Wieseman and George F. Hewitt and Miss Margaret Bush and Harold R. Hewitt were married by County Judge Hopkins in York on Friday November 15. They plan to reside in Osceola and run a hamburger shop. a dance in their honor is set for December 3 at Kelly Hall.

Polk County York Nebraska Maxine Wieseman George FH. Hewitt Margaret Bush Harold R. Hewitt Hopkins Osceola George Hewitt Leonard Harold Hewitt George Bush High Prairie High School Frank Hewitt Kelly

Farm Windbreak Plan From Nebraska Survey

About 2000 Nebraska farmers aided Earl G Maxwell ex tension forester at the Nebraska college of agriculture in evaluating windbreak plantings. They cited poor spacing lack of water conservation and inadequate protection as key failure factors with Clarke McNary seedlings. In Polk County 60 percent survived the spring distribution through Agricultural Agent Kelly.

Nebraska Earl G. Maxwell Nebraska College of Agriculture Forester Agricultural Extension Service Polk County Clarke-McNary Kelly

Thanksgiving services and community events noted across area

Wesley Chapel plans Thanksgiving service on Wednesday November 27. The Foreign Missionary Society met in Osceola last Thursday. District 21 program postponed to November 27. M and Swanson from Stromsburg ordained elder and named pastor at Surprise. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Brandt and family. Farmers Union met at Miller schoolhouse. Elton Berck led the longest spell-down. District 14 program set for evening November 22.

Wesley Chapel Foreign Missionary Society Nelson Brown Osceola District 21 M. &. Swanson Stromsburg Surprise Wm. Brandt Lamb L. F. Williams Harry McBeth Lila H. H. Club Jack Moberg Ord Pearce Dave Boyd Columbus Fred Schmidt David City D. C Farmers Union Miller School House Elton Berck District 14

Shelby blanked Osceola 12 0 on rough night

Osceola football traveled to Shelby last Friday in inclement weather. Shelby scored once in the first half and again in the second, winning 12 to 0 as Osceola spent much of the game on defense.

Shelby Osceola

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