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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1924

Page

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Fire inspection leaves Osceola with lessons and new practices

Osceola residents applauded a Nebraska Fire Prevention Association team for a day of thorough house cleaning, school safety checks, and public demonstrations. Inspectors, local volunteers, and the Boy Scouts attended meals and a program at the Presbyterian church. prize winners recognized students, and a packed auditorium viewed films on fire dangers.

Nebraska Osceola Fire Department Presbyterian Church Merry Workers Organization G. A. R. Hall Hendrickson State Fire Ass’r Walsh Taylor Frank Anderson

Community Meet at Wesley Chapel Highlights Farm Clubs

A large crowd gathered at Wesley Chapel last Wednesday for an achievement day program by farm clubs Blue Ribbon Pig Club Banner Short Horn Calf Club and Busy Bees. County Supt Huston attended and spoke on educational matters during an enjoyable evening of reports and discussion.

Wesley Chapel Blue Ribbon Banner Short Horn Huston

Marriage Application for Moyrs and Morys in Polk County

Walter J. Moyrs, 29, of Polk County files a marriage application with Pauline C. Morys, 39, of Polk County. The entry records both parties seeking nuptial license in Polk County authorities.

Walter J. Moyrs Polk County Pauline C. Morys

Annual Football Banquet Set With Limited Tickets

The annual football banquet will be held in the high school building on December 12. Tickets go on sale at local drug stores on November 29. One hundred banquet tickets are available to the public at 75 cents each, with sales closing once 100 tickets are sold.

District 53 Dedicates New Miller School Building

The Miller school building in District 53 near Osceola was officially dedicated Tuesday evening. The 32 by 32 foot structure includes a 32 by 24 foot classroom with left and rear light, library and book rooms, a basement with furnace, and a storm play room. The project, led by director C L Hall, proves efficient and economical and stands as a county level facility.

Miller School Dist Osceola C. L. Hall

Olive Bodine's Sixty Fourth Birthday Celebrated

Last Saturday Mrs. Olive Bodine turned sixty four and her sons Gust Oscar and Enoch Bodine hosted a family birthday at her northwest city home. A good dinner followed by an afternoon of memories made the day pleasant for the celebrant and relatives.

Olive Bodine Gust Oscar Enoch Bodine

Board of Education approves findings on building faults

The Board of Education met at the school building Tuesday evening and reviewed fire inspector notes from last week. They found the inspectors correct and said remodeling will begin immediately to correct the faulty conditions and improve fire escapes to meet requirements.

Board of Education

Man Injured After Fall Near School Building

C. C. McCormick of the southwest city section fell near the school building yesterday afternoon. He struck his head on the cement walk, suffered a brief unconscious spell, and was taken home where he was revived. Doctors assess a slight dizziness likely from the mishap.

C. C. McCormick

Kluckers Hold Osceola Meeting Amid Klan Rally

A Osceola gathering Friday night brought 50 to 100 people as Ku Klux Klan members held a meeting at the G A R hall. A national speaker defended the Klan and its stance on church state separation and white supremacy in America while discussing race and immigration policies.

Osceola China Italy Africa America

Thanksgiving Time Notices and Local Visits Spread

Local correspondence lists numerous Thanksgiving visits and travels. Names include Mr and Mrs Dick Bran pan Glenn Moon H Bahm C W Harding R W Dunkle J H Bryan W H Myers Dr L Myers Bethel Vaughn T W Day Ed Dornan Pauline Urban D C Cole Dorothy Wieser Fred J Strain Josephine Dunning Fred Berger R T Benlow Madge T W Day Ed Carter family Blanche Ingalls Burr Woodrum Josephine Scholz Marie Scholz Wesley Chapel choir and church plans, auto sales by Reece and Sons, and community movements in Shelby area.

Dick Branpan Glenn Moon Lincoln H. Bahm C. W. Harding Columbus R. W. Dunkle J. H. Bryan Hastings W. H. Myers Omaha L. Myers Chicago D. C. Cole Dorothy Wieser Chester Fred J. Strain Dr. Turner Garnett Kans Josephine Dunning Roy Cornish York Cornish Kansas Reece & Sons Geo Art Africa Henry Olson Alexandria Olson Morse Bluffs J. A. Inks Frank Inks Blair Louie Hastert Viola Hasert Clarence Hastert The State University David City Uoartergze Lehemer R. Y. Moomey Homer Phelps Nora Herboux Lyons Colo J. Funkhouser Osceola W. H. Clark A. W. Funkhouser Atlanta Funkhouser Ira Freet D. H. Bull Lot Walter Huddleston Ponoka Canada Shelby B. Huddleston Huddleston John C. Rasp

Society notes highlight church drama and club events

The First Presbyterian Women plan a Sunday 7 30 p m performance of Two Masters with listed cast. The Bid-a-wee club hosted a Kitchen Shower for Mrs John Rogers. Foreign Missionary Kensington met to read a chapter and perform comic-page stunts. A local dance at the Auditorium featured the Raymon Kane orchestra. The Women’s Club Music Department meets next Wednesday. Maple Leaf Club held a November gathering with a musical program and officers to be elected December 4.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church van Horne T. B. Barr Stuart M. A. Stone Janet McCrea F. H. Anderson Janet Rachel Ethel Blake Charlotte Geo. Campbell Helen Bernice Welch van der Witt-Jones A. A. Beatty The Culture Club R. E. Dearborn Millie Dahlberg John Rogers Kensington Raymon Kane Orchestra Lincoln Maple Leaf Club Grace McCormick Retta Benson Mae Bivens Verna Wieseman Ethel McCormick

County Fair Committee Revises Premium List

A county fair premium list revision meeting was held at the county agent’s office Saturday. Changes aim to aid superintendents and attract exhibitors. Attendees included Mrs. Beatty Mrs. Benson Mark Timm Gilbert Johnson Osceola Frank Hultgren Stromsburg W L Obrist Gresham and county agent Idair. The Fair Association will act on recommendations at the December 10 meeting.

A. A. Beatty D. A. Benson Mark Timm Gilbert Johnson Osceola Frank Hultgren Stromsburg W. L. Obrist

Funeral of Claus Anderson at Wahoo

Mr. Claus Anderson aged 69 years 4 months 28 days died last Friday. His funeral was held in Wahoo conducted by the Lutheran church pastor. Survived by six children Henry T Anderson Gust Anderson and four sisters Mrs Peters Mrs Calzar Mrs Lundstrum and Lillie Swanson. Attendants Mr H T Anderson Swede Home and Rudolph Swanson attended then returned from Wa Loo yesterday.

H. T. Anderson Rudolph Swanson Wahoo Mr. Anderson Claus Anderson Lutheran Church of Henry T. Anderson Swede Gust Anderson Ben Peters Ida Calzar Walter Lundstrum Waboo Lillie Orie Denver Anderson Swanson Wa- Loo

Donald Dearborn Wins Local Lightin Contest Prize

The Home Lighting Contest run by Continental Gas & Electric Co. nears a close. Local judges awarded first prize to Donald Dearborn for a fine fountain pen and second to Ruth Hansen for a silver pencil. Eight more finalists received magazine pencils and advance to the district contest at Grand Island.

United States Continental Gas & Electric Co Donald Dearborn Ruth Hansen Bryant Wheeler Millard Timm Carl LeMar Margaret Sturdevant Frances Bing Daniel Wagner Greta George Pearle Matheson Grand Island C. J. IV A. F. Nuquist E A. Walrath

Gracious gratitude and the call to Thanksgiving

A compassionate meditation on appreciation in daily life and faith. The piece urges families and churches to express thanks, teach children to say thank you, and see gratitude as growth guiding nations toward unity and divine provision. It recalls Pilgrim and Lincoln days and links gratitude to national and familial harmony.

Japan Lincoln

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