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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1941

Page

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Bulldogs Open Basketball Practice Season

Nineteen boys report for basketball practice as football ends. Lettermen include Leon Carman Dean Everitt Wes Parks Wayne Parks Bill Grossnicklaus Rolland Gissler with promising players Dick Mills Dean DeLand Isler Ray Crossant Ray Joy Gene Cole Bill Norton Bernard Gissler Tom Mickey Jack DeLand Art Umshler and Dick Smith. The Bulldogs schedule lists games from December to February against Polk Clarks David City Stromsburg Silver Creek Shelby Rising City Genoa Central City.

Maples Lettermen Leon Carman Dean Everitt Wes Parks Wayne Parks Bill Grossnicklaus Rolland Gissler Dick Mills Dean DeLand Isler Ray Crossant Ray Joy Gene Cole Bill Norton Bernard Gissler Tom Mickey Jack DeLand Art Umshler Dick Smith Bulldogs Stromsburg Polk Central City Genoa

Osceola Band Boosters Announce December Fund Drive

The Band Boosters Club of Osceola organized in 1941 plans a December 6 door to door drive for old newspapers magazines and cardboard to fund uniforms and instruments. Officers elected include Robert L Ellsworth president and Dewey Sigler secretary treasurer. The band now has about fifty players and will perform at a Christmas program next month.

Band Boosters Club of Osceola Band Boosters Club Robert L. Ellsworth Ellsworth Fred Schumann Dewey Sigler Secy Treas

Stoner Club Officers Named for Ensuing Year

The Stoner Club elected Myrtle Marak as president Christina Burritt as vice president Elsie Stewart as secretary Celestine Hendrickson as assistant secretary Lillian Brown as treasurer Anna Pearson as assistant treasurer Olive Watts as pianist Lois Grossnicklaus as reporter Results noted along with local social updates including Irma Stewart returning from Wesleyan University and various visits and hospitality across Stromsburg communities.

Stoner Club Celestine Hendrickson Myrtle Marak Christina Burritt Elsie Stewart Treas Lillian Brown Anna Pearson Olive Watts Lois Grossnicklaus Irma Stewart Wesleyan University Chas. Stewart Elsa Bivens Silver Creek Will Davis Chas. Youngstrom Sumner Burnham York Burnham Della Johnson Ralph Clem Marak Martin Scholz Elmer Burke Greeley Nebr Elmer Allinder Martin Johnson Stromsburg Hollis MeeKeag Harvey MceKeag Mac and Ernest Gliem Gresham Jas. McEkeag Hollie Grossnicklaus Roy Grossnicklaus Ed Watts Maurice Watts Jas. McKeag Jr Horace McKeag Jack Johnston Columbus

Local notices and exchanges from Seward Nebraska

Mrs. Enoch Boden was taken to Clarkson hospital in Omaha for pneumonia. Trade requests seek groceries gasoline flour seeds and similar goods in exchange for ear corn or mixed grain. Harold Davis, Seward, Neb. R N Hastings family in Seward received a long distance call from Frankfurt Wisconsin relatives. Sheriff G R Peterson attended an FBI meeting in Lincoln last week.

Enoch Boden Clarkson Hospital Omaha Harold Davisson Seward Nebr R. N. Hastings Jack Howard Ray Hastings Frankfurt, WI G. R. Peterson F.B.I Lincoln

Former Osceola Man H. E. Fleming Dies in Fremont

Funeral services were held in Osceola at the Methodist Church for H. E. Fleming who died at his daughter Mrs. John Hansen’s Fremont home. Fleming lived in Osceola many years and retired from business. He is survived by his widow and three children Mrs Hansen of Fremont Mrs Minda Larson of Dakota and George Menning of Utah. Obituary will follow next week.

Osceola H. E. Fleming John G. Hansen Fremont Fleming Hansen Minda Larson Dakota George Menning Utah

Community meetings and social events noted this week

The WSCS meets Friday with hostesses Elmer and Keith Kinberg. Victor Club plans a December meeting next Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Sterup’s home with an all hostess luncheon and Christmas gifts exchange. Greens Chapel Ladies Aid hosts a Friday chicken supper and auction of comforts and rag rugs. Several residents traveled or visited relatives in Omaha, Lincoln, Coon Rapids, Racine, and Benedict, while others returned from corn shucking work and hospital visits.

WSCS Mesdames Elmer Keith Kinberg Victor Club Harry Sterup Ladies Aid of Greens Chapel Kenneth Willard Hollister Omaha Dave Jacobson Stromsburg Herman Larson Harold Goodrich Rudolph Bloom Lincoln Christine Bloom and Alfred Teegerstrom Albert Bloom Harlow Doggett Bristow Max N. &. Abolt Ed Shaw Shelby Kermit Lindgrén Durward Rystrom Coon Rapids Iowa Donald Rystrom Geraldine Carlson Racine Wis Milton Myron Hanson Elkhorn Roy Hurd Jennie Hurd Mary Young Benedict Roos Waco H. A. Peterson Telander Peterson Ed Obrist Platte County W. L. Obrist

Methodist Church Sets Thanksgiving Sunday Schedule

Rev Albert W Lapthorne presides at 10:00 church school and 11:00 morning worship with a sermon The Mission of A Christian marking the WSCS Thank Offering. Circles meet Friday November 28 at church and members homes Choir rehearsal Friday evening Thanksgiving week Men’s Service Club to meet December 3 at 6:45 p m with supper and guest speaker N W Gaines from University of Nebraska Extension Service all men invited

Methodist Church Albert W. Lapthorne Stunday WSCS Woman’s Society of Christian Service W. W. Norton University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture

N W Gaines to Speak at Men's Club Meeting

Mr N W Gaines a well known speaker on Community Life from the University of Nebraska Extension Service will address the Men's Service Club at the Methodist Church. Supper begins at 6 45 p m and all men of the church and community are invited for fellowship inspiration and entertainment.

The Methodist Church N. W. Gaines Extension Service University of Nebraska College of Agriculture

Osceola Children Sell Christmas Seals for TB Fight

Grade school pupils of Osceola schools will sell Red Cross Christmas Seals to raise funds for tuberculosis prevention. Fifty percent of local proceeds will be returned to promote health among school children.

Osceola Red Cross

Insurance Agent Ad for Farmers Union Nebraska

An advertisement offers all kinds of insurance from the Farmers Union C-Operative Insurance Company of Nebraska. It lists Chas. R. Timm with the Osceola area and a contact phone 155 for arrangements.

Farmers Union C-Operative Insurance Company of Nebraska Chas. R. Timm Osceola

Polk County Corn Loan Rate Set at 72c

Polk County AAA notes a 72 cent loan rate to help farmers store the current crop and profit from price gains. Loans start after December 1 with county inspectors sampling corn to determine moisture and grade. Past years show rising rates and growing loan activity in Polk County.

Polk County AAA John M. Staroscik Lee FF Campbell Elmer Tooker Albin J. Prososki Staroscik

Thanksgiving Dinners and Farewell Gatherings Across Area

Local families hosted multiple Thanksgiving meals and farewells. Eli Johnson and relatives hosted a large dinner for family members including Curtis Johnson who departed for California. Other gatherings included A A Hartman and guests, Jennie Burke with extended family, and a Baptist Church farewell for Mrs. E P Samuelson and her son Curtis bound for Illinois. Mrs Kenneth Anderson and son Lee left hospital and stayed with Ludvig Bodine family. Denah Hedlund and Ansel Nordstrom visited Sundberg home. Alfred Criswell and Cora Lee Criswell visited R A Randell family after travelling from Yuma Colorado.

Eli Johnson Myrna Blanche Johnson Dean Hanson Clifton Johnson Curtis Johnson California A. A. Hartman Harold Covey S. P. Johnson Bert L. Myers

Shelby Girl Dies in Columbus Hospital

Phyllis Maxine Rosenberry, 17, daughter of Paul and wife of Rosenberry of Shelby, Nebraska, died November 20 after a second rheumatic fever attack. She was a Shelby high senior, active in the United Brethren Church, with a brother Paul Eugene and many relatives. Funeral by Rev. L. B. Roe at United Brethren church. burial in Shelby cemetery.

Aga Phyllis Maxine Rosenberry Paul Rosenberry Shelby Osceola Neb Phyllis Star Rural School Shelby High School Young People’s United Brethren Church Paul Eugene L. B. Roe

Visits and family gatherings around George Irland home

Mrs Lottie Lux and daughter from Coeur d Alene Idaho visited relatives at the George Irland home. Ann McCormick nurses a broken finger from a pony fall. Several families shared Sunday dinner and Sunday evening visits at the George Irland home. News from relatives includes Leo in Bowling Green Virginia and Francis Krumbach at Great Lakes Navy base. The Home Study Club met with Mrs Leonard Heimer assisting. A Christmas party is planned for December 16 at Mrs Lyle Hopwood’s home.

Lottie Lux Coeur’d Alene Idaho George Irland Ann McCormick Hattie Irland Everett Clemmer Marion Fremont Raymond Beebe Carl Neaubal Rising City Ira Irland Osceola Harry Blevins Albert Blevins Herman Richter Leo Camp Wheeler Georgia Bowling Green Francis Krumbach Navy Great Lakes III Herman Thelen Matt Glatter Legion Shelby August Thelen Leonard Heimer John Heimer Home Study Club Lyle Hopwood

Seventeen Osceola Properties Face Tax Foreclosure

Osceola county commissioners moved to auction seventeen delinquent properties, including a large garage, several residences, an acreage, and vacant lots in the Morningside Addition, for taxes three years overdue. A district court petition will be filed by the city attorney and an early spring sale will follow using the county’s standard foreclosure procedure to return parcels to the tax rolls.

Osceola Morningside Addition

The Green Ghost Revealed in Junior Class Play

A capacity high school crowd saw the annual Junior class play with suspense over the identity of The Green Ghost. The twist ended when Wayne Wieseman played a Chinese butler, directed by Miss Edla Leiben, with cast members including Margaret Hansen and Bettie Wieseman.

Green Ghost Edla Leiben Wayne ‘Wieseman Margaret Hansen Arthur Umshler Bettie Wieseman Verona Bernt Ruth Bintz Raymond Swan Sam Byers Grace Bernt Dick Mills Lee Srofgrass

Mothers and families discussed at district meeting

District No Then Club met to discuss memory and harsh words in family life. Kath leen Norris notes some mothers face loneliness as they await rebuilding after separations. Mr and Mrs Wee hosted dinner with relatives at Osceola for their fourteenth wedding anniversary.

Charles Coffin Kathleen Norris Lloyd Bern Bellwood Wee Ann C. J Richard E. C. Schott E. E. Gabel Osceola

Wesley Chapel Community News and Visits

Wesley Chapel congregation thanks helpers after the dressed chicken sale. District 40 pupils and Miss Conkling host a patrons day at the school with observed student work. Marguerite Johnson returns from Wesleyan for the weekend. Dawes visit Madison family in Missouri. Donald Johnson, after army school in Colorado, transfers to New York.

Wesley Chapel Donald Johnson Colorado New York

Birth of Judith Ann to Dr W Ray Hill

Dr and Mrs W Ray Hill announce the birth of a seven pound daughter named Judith Ann born Tuesday November 25. Mrs Lloyd Kreisinger of David City underwent major surgery at Osceola Tuesday performed by Dr McGoogan of Omaha. she is Dr Hill’s sister.

W. Ray Hill Judith Ann Lloyd Kreisinger David City McGoogan Omaha Kreisinger Hill John Bright Alexandria Nebr P. B. Campbell Baptist Home Missionary Society August P. Anderson A. F. Nuquist Lincoln Cox Kratz Osceola Robert Nuquist Cushing

Morrill from Polk County Wins in Nebraska PFL

Arthur Morrill of Stromsburg earns Polk County winner status in the state Pasture-Forage-Livestock Program. Nearly 1000 farmers from 70 counties attended the Om aha meeting with 42 others receiving honorable mention. Morrill’s 2000 turkeys 200 sheep 100 hogs and 15 cattle noted for outstanding results in irrigating corn and alfalfa.

Omaha Nebraska Polk County Arthur Morrill Stromsburg Morrill

Confirmation Services At St Pauls Lutheran Church

Special confirmation services will be held next Sunday morning the First Sunday in Advent at 10:30 o'clock. Nine young people will be confirmed: Maurice Boden Vernelle Carlson Carol Hanson Bernard Gissler Marjory Johnson Slaine Malek Rolland Peterson Marcia Stohl and Richard Wal.

St. Paul's ‘Lutheran Church Maurice Boden Vernelle Carlson Carol Hanson Bernard Gissler Marjory Johnson Slaine Malek Rolland Peterson Marcia Stohl Richard Wal

Community Notes from Fairview Ladies Aid Meeting

Mrs Violet Terry hosted the Ladies Aid at the Hall for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. A bazaar and luncheon were planned for December 5. The column also lists visitors and family visits from Kansas Colorado Sterling Silver Creek Tyron Nebraska Omaha and Grand Island. Married couples and extended family are noted with multiple weekend visits and a 20th wedding anniversary celebration.

Violet Terry Arthur Yeaton Kansas Bettie Christian D. L. Heinemeyer Sterling Colorado Rachel Ellers Adaline Haruza Central City Harold Baker Idaho Mead Westman Schuyler L. A. Meacham Margarete Hayes Omaha Lucille Swan Tarner Cecil Larson Grand Island Cc. O. Carlson Ed Juhl

Merricks Visit Weeping Water During Thanksgiving Holiday

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Merrick traveled to Weeping Water to spend Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. Eugene Day and her husband, continuing family gathering plans over the holiday period.

Mrs. L. M. Merrick Weeping Water Eugene Day Mr. Day

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