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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
5
A collage of quotations, quips, and anecdotes surfaced from the city scene. Observations range from unsafe talk near a streetcar to marital quips, home improvement tips, and advertising blurbs about Mule-Hide Green Tex roofing. The item hints at social humor and everyday life discourse.
Thanksgiving sale bills advertise specials with items in Fruits and Vegetables. Store to stay open Wednesday night. Anderson Merc and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church share events including Harmony Society meeting Thursday at 8 pm, Women’s Missionary gathering Friday 2:30 pm, and weekly worship services. A coal range for sale priced reasonably at Reed Bros. Garage via O A Holtzén.
A long list of local visits entertainments and outings in Osceola Nebraska includes Mrs. William Grossnicklaus hosting Entre Nous Club, Bridgette Club gatherings, visits to Emerson Iowa, Omaha and Council Bluffs, and various bridge clubs. Local birthdays, church groups, and school staff are also referenced with multiple neighbors, relatives, and events. A missing car incident ends with the Howland vehicle found at the court house.
Kindergarten and older students report on birthdays treats, nut varied tastings, and grief tardy marks. Visitors include Mrs Umehler Mrs VanHoosen Lucille Jarmin Delores Carmen and Mr Thompson. Book Week Indian projects and Robin Foresters Club are noted along with several birthdays and a moving student Eva Jane Tabor. National Library Week activities and a farewell party for Eva Jane Tabor are covered with hygiene class talks and dental care demonstrations. High school notes include a skating party and Jenny Lind Club formation.
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