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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
4
Osceola Hogs Sold. Local Weddings And Meetings Noted
Ed Watts sold eighty head of hogs to Pete Clausen averaging 213 pounds a week after loading seven months pigs. Henry Herrmann and wife traveled to Lincoln for the wedding of John Pfeifer to Clara Carter. Ed Wagner boasts a new Ford and area roads report no problems. Wheat at 1.00 and hogs at 6.75 with butter eggs and other prices listed. Legionnaires formed a new auxiliary at the G A R Hall with officers named. A Ku Klux Klan meeting at the Legion Hall drew 50 to 100 men and a national speaker spoke. Osceola beat Geneva 29 to 0 as new players joined. Atty H C Beebe and wife left for Chicago to visit son Homer in an Orpheum act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Watts
Pete Clausen
Henry Herrmann
Lincoln
John Pfeiffer
Herrmann
Clara Carter
Pfeiffer
Ed Wagner
Joe Karrer
G.A.R. Hall
Pres
Phil B. Campbell
W. O. Hensen
Roy van Hoosen
K. A. Cornish
Treas
H. H. Cox
Ku Klux Klan
Legion Hall
Order
U. S
Continental Gas & Electric Co
Donald Deargorn
Ruth Hansen
Osceola
Geneva
Byers Fagg
Lewis
Harvey
Weeden
Green
Chas
Hastings Boyd
Peterson
Fillman
Atty
H. C. Beebe
Chicago
Homer
Orpheum
Herrmanns mark 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lewis Herrmann observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on November 24 They celebrated the occasion in a fitting manner Also Osceola and David City played the best football game of the season Friday David City had an impressive record boosters picked them to win but they scored two touchdowns against the Bulldogs Rebekah Lodge officers were elected Mrs Charles Hastings re elected Noble Grand and Mrs Sarah Byers Vice Grand A baby boy was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs George Ransom Fred Huggler broke a wrist and his brother John and Tom Schmoker received cuts and bruises in a Friday car collision near St Paul The Rivoli Program featured Janet Gaynor Lew Ayres in Servants Entrance George Arliss in The Last Gentleman Cary Grant and Frances Drake in Ladies Should Listen The junior class play O Professor cast includes Jay McDonald Levina Herrmann Maurice Senn Maxine Johnson Grace Wilcox Erma Egelhoff Frances Schnasse Clayton Fredrickson Ray Dalton Bob Larson Lela Dalton Opal Lierman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Herrmann
Osceola
David City
Boosters
Bulldogs
Rebekah Lodge
Charles Hastings
Noble Grand
Sarah Byers
George Ransom
Fred Huggler
John
Tom Schmoker
St. Paul
Rivoli
Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
George Arliss
Cary Grant
Frances Drake
O Professor
Jay McDonald
Levina Herrmann
Maurice Senn
Maxine Johnson
Grace Wilcox
Erma Egelhoff
Frances Schnasse
Clayton Fredrickson
Ray Dalton
Bob Larson
Lela Dalton
Opal Lierman
Bank Ad Promotes Farm Loans and Low Rates
First National Bank Osceola Nebraska advertises farm loans with low rates and prompt service for feeder cattle financing. W. H. Pierce serves as president and D. R. Byers as cashier. Member F.D.I.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Osceola
Nebraska
F.D.I.C. W. H. Pierce
D. R. Byers
Polk County Nebraska notices of estate and partition actions
Notices in Polk County Nebraska detail partition suits in District Court against Brendley and Davison families, estate hearings, and neighbors. The filings request partition of land in Section 14 and Section 35, plus multiple notices of hearing for estates of Rogers Costello and other heirs. Nov 1944 filings list dates for answer and December hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Ralph L. Davison
Sheriff Sale Planned in Osceola for Delinquent Taxes
Polk County Nebraska sheriff to auction by public sale on December 12 1944 at 2 pm at Osceola courthouse. Property includes multiple lots in Morningside and Tschauner additions to Osceola described by block and lot numbers totaling two and thirty two hundredths acres plus surrounding out lots. Property listed under foreclosure of delinquent taxes with county as plaintiff Olive Dearborn and others named as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Brendley
Harry Brendley, Jr
Nancy Brendley
Ralph L. Davison
Polk County
Nebraska
Buckley
Stromsburg
Keith County
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District of
Morningside
Osceola
Tschauner
Mornings
Gunnard Peterson
Thankful thanks for kindness during illness and loss
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and help shown during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother. Frank Nvyblom and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Magnuson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hedell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nvyblom
Edwin Magnuson
Paul Hedell
Notice to Creditors Polk County Nebraska Sidney A Mace
Creditors of the Sidney A Mace estate are notified that a County Court hearing will occur March 19, 1945 to hear, adjust and allow claims. Claims must be filed by March 17, 1945 to avoid forever barred status. Dated November 17, 1944. County Judge L. M. Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Dee Rogers
Henry A. Schipporeit
Bertha G. Schipporeit
San Diego County
California
Polk County
Nebraska
Joseph Rogers
Mary Costello
Thomas H. Costello
Soldiers & Sailors
Polk Co. Agr. Soc
Sidney A. Mace
L. M. Merrick
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Hereses Easter
Neb
Advan
W. H. Clark
Omaha
Elton B. Anderson
Nancy Brenley
Mills & Mills
Frank E. Halden
Board OF County Commissioners
Said County
W. W. Norton
Bush
Osceola, Nebr
Globe
Fisher
Smith
Frank Nyblom
Dick Merrick
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