Osceola News Roundup of Local Moves and Weddings
A long Osceola rundown reports town residents traveling for church events and lectures, marriages, illnesses, and visits. Notable items include a Fortieth Anniversary K P delegation to Omaha, marriages of C Deland to Clara Sieg, and Bess Israel Vance wedding news from Canton Ohio. Local visits span Lincoln, Hastings, Stromsburg, Greeley, and Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P’s
Omaha
The
Alleghanies
M. W. Byers
J. L. Heald
Gus Johnson Jr
Harry Landon
Ace Emminger
E R. Danielson
Thos. Dolan
Presbyterian Church
Victtor Conklyn
Valparaiso
Union Pacific
Victor
L. Rummell
Clarence Kidder
Greeley
Colo
Burlington
Iowa
Lutheran Church
Sodergren
Martin Sodergren
L. O. Boostrom
E H Sorenson
Dannebrog
Sorenson
Violet Falk
Stromsburg
Beulah Michener
Ollie Flodman
J. N. Norton
F. D. Mills
Tch Rickly
Osceola School
G. S. Goldshberry
Lincoln
Goldsberry
Grbishberry
R. A. Jensen
Baptist Church
Fairbury
L. M. Shaw
Erma
Leah
Marion Shaw
Camp Dodge
James Conway
Osceola
Shelby
J. F. Jackson
Ruth Smith
Lou Israel
Bess
Myron Vance
Canton
Vance
Cincinatti
Oscenla High School
State University
Ohio Cutlery Co
W. D. Crum
Datbey
I. D. Huston
Polk
Guy Lovell
Huston
Mobile
Alabama
T J Huston
Carl Scholz
San Diego
California
Osceola City Council Proceedings November 3 1932
Osceola Nebraska regular council session notes minutes October 31 1932 treasurer report by funds approves claims and bills discusses relief committee appointment water pump switch district and street lighting authorizes warrants confirms constable appointment and adjourns with mayor Pierson and clerk Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
McDonald
Anderson
Howland
General Fund
Fuml We Ee Ee
Cece Cesses Wee
Wales
First National Bank
Osceola Bank
R. M. McDonald
G. W. Craven
P. A. Nelson
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Phillips Petrolem Co
Lester Finecy
DeLand Street
Polk County Democrat
Korsmeyer
M Li Joy
H Waite
Moser
Guy F Ball
Green Street
Kemp Street
Hotchkiss & Wells
Branting
R Byers
Cummings
Will Harrison
Art Hotchkiss Same
Clyde Courtney Same
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power Co
W. E. Pierson
Guy F. Ball
Osceola School News Highlights Student Activities
Osceola pupils enjoy a radio program by the American School of the Air and the Department offers athletics with two practice games. The high school Bulldogs lost 6 to 0 at Fullerton but next face Genoa, while classes note sympathy for Gladys Mathes and report senior and junior class activities and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company
Malek
Monson
Fern Cole
Omaha
Robert Butz
Robert Jackson
Sam Carron
Bernard Harbert
Howard Moser
Ross Anderson
Donald LeSeur
Richard LeMar
Bud Schnasse
Wayne Koehler
Alexi Mills
Murray Crouse
John Ogden
Friedrick McFadden
Glenn Hennings
Supt. Thompson
Osceola Bulldogs
Fullerton
Osceola
Genoa
Genoa Indians
Gladys Matthes
Scientific Advice for the Short in Statute
Dr. Carroll FE Palmer reports a slight increase in stature when reclining. The observed extension varies with height and sex and can reach about one inch, discovered during Johns Hopkins research comparing infant height tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll FE. Palmer
Palmer
Johns Hopkins
Wheat acreage in Ireland rises under new quota policy
Sir Boyd Merriman, solicitor general, told a Unionist fete at Fort Castle near Berwick that Ireland has 500000 acres more under wheat than last year due to the new wheat quota. He cited wartime factors and the loan conversion scheme as signs of recovery and warned the quota may force farmers to sell wheat below production cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Boyd Merriman
Fort Castle
Berwick
Austria’s slowest train dubbed the tea and sugar special
The "tea and sugar" special runs 1 051 miles from Port Augusta to Settlers via Kalgoorlie with a week for each direction. The sole regular passenger is William Cowan the railway missionary who distributes hundreds of newspapers on every trip along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Port Augusta
Kalgoorlie
William Cowan
Notice to Creditors in Mary E. Willits Estate
In Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified that a hearing will be held March 17, 1933 in the County Court Room to hear and allow claims against the estate. Filing deadlines require all claims be filed by March 16, 1933 or be barred. Dated November 18, 1932. County Judge W. W. Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Mary E. Willits
State of
Seal W. W. Norton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola Record
Walter J. Herbes
John Scholz
Henry Hughes
Excelsior Springs
George Berck
Walter
D. R. Byers
Osceola, Nebraska
Osceola School News
Kindergart
Doris Ann Duncan
Sam and
Betty Jo Carson
Glennigs Timm
Jean Beckman
Osmond, Nebr
Elva Garretson
Chuck Jackson
Scarlet
Z.B.T
Z. B. T. Products Co
Bronx, N. Y
ZB. T. Products CO
Dept. Breex
New York
Feet
Goode
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Dyear Pathfinder
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Cali
Osceola Produce Co
Remie
Remington Office
Record Office
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