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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

5

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Social Events

Miss Marian Hulquest of Culbertson visits her parents in town. Families gather for dinners and Sunday visits at relatives homes in Emerson and Bradshaw. A Fellowship of Youth Club organizes at M E Parsonage. Dr. Lemar welcomes Garden Club visitors. A Womans Club meeting is set for next Monday. A baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs George Keehler. Milk fed chickens for sale by Mrs Edgar E Roberts.

Kantlicek Crouse-Tex Drug Co Marian Hulquest Culbertson D. B. Hulquest Frank Hansen David City W. O. Hansen C. G. Greenwoods Emerson M. A. Mills Bridgette Club Don Byers S. A. Snyder Philco Arthur Herrman McCook Joel Hanson J. A. Anderson Stromsburg Bradshaw C. L. Lemar Garden Club Berneice Brown Hugh Johnson Fred Randall John Sims Council Bluffs Orville Mickey Woman's Club Hign Eefiont Florence Miller Clara Horst Alvin Merrick Horton Kansas Ulysses S. Grant E. Gatterman Kinsley Marian Kelly Liberal Geo. Bradbury Frank Shermadine George Keehler Charles Eugene Margaret Huggler W. O. Fudge Edgar E. Roberts E. Crouse Millie Dalberg Lincoln Womans Club Earl Hartman Lloyd Crouse Newman Grove Sam Crouse P. B. Campbell and Clyde Smith Ad Dick S. W. Goodale Ben Johnson Herman Yelkin Shelby P. B. Campbell Night Owl Bridge Club A. A. Wurtz Raymond Kepner Ford Plymonth Eece Price Gamble Osceola Myr T. D. Nfuston O. F. Alfred Polk Baptist Missionary Society Frank Joy Burt Lewis David Timm Woman’s Home Missionary Society W. F. Kepner George Moore Lula Hendrickson Geo. Moore Sec’y Leslie Hanshew Treas Mics Madge Moore Hess Crouse- Tex Drug Co Maple Leaf Club Sam Cadwell S. P. Johnson York A. V. Tyrell Johnson Strain’s Wall Shebhv Henry H. Olson Ralphinton Peark D. W. Adair Jose Howland Florence Colorado Or Narents Hampshire Boars Warry Sundberg J. H. Trennerry Omaha Walter Kohler John Barbara Dwight Griswold Maxine Herbes Fairbury Anna Anderson Tilden Nebr August P. Anderson John Rosenberry I. J. Merrick Methodist Hospital Harry Johnson Osceola Rebekah Lodge W. C. Rhodes Famiy Lennard Fellows Jay Carson Pierce Naptha Logan van Housen Mitchell Nebraska Harley Eklund Herman Anderson Anderson Kensington Eklund Fairbanks-Morse Maytag Stars

Reception for New Minister Welcomes Rev Monkman and Family

A church reception in the basement of the Methodist Church welcomed Rev Monkman and his family. The program featured a cornet solo, piano solo, and vocal piece with Miss Ruth Miller on accompaniments. Welcome addresses were given by F. B. Kelly, Rev. Melin, and Rev. Hamilton. Rev. Monkman gave the response.

Methodist Church W. E. Thompson Joel Hanson Elton Berck George Moore S. Brooks R. L. Schroeder

Tarkio Molasses Feed for Livestock

Tarkio Molasses feed touted as a long time standard corn replacement or supplement for fattening and maintaining farm livestock. Advertises economical heavy meal or cube form with price protection. correspondence to Fred Thomason, So. Nebr. Rep., Lincoln Nebraska. warehouse at 2902 L St. Omaha.

Fred Thomason Nebr 12Th St Lincoln Nebraska L St. Viaduct Omaha

Alf Mandon’s Kansas governorship framed as rights advocate

A historical note casts Alf Mandon as a champion of human rights and liberal in many areas except his approach to public spending. The portrayal emphasizes his fiscal restraint while praising civil liberties stance.

Alf Mandon Kansas

Oddities and quips trickle through Osceola laced pages

A collage of captions and gags spans topics from political talk and license plates to home roofing and asparagus lore. Jokes hinge on wordplay about hair, brides, loans, and goofy social quips, with a stray legal exchange and humorous portraits interspersed throughout.

Schoolboy Composition Misstates Queen Elizabeth

A school pupil writes a short piece describing Queen Elizabeth as a queen and a virgin. The passage stops mid sentence noting she was a suc- suggesting an incomplete claim about her status.

Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth

Longstanding Cassite Passed 600 Years Unchanged

A historic cassite has stood for six centuries with no stones moved or replaced. A tourist remark notes shared landlord sentiment and mentions a mule-hide roof as part of the scene.

Judge Charges Court Fee for Divorce in Silly Quip

A humorous exchange has Judge-Well telling Jim the divorce costs 30 dollars in court expenses. Jim questions paying and notes no real difference between two women, signaling reluctance to proceed.

Jim

Landon’s Four Years as Kansas Chief Executive Highlight Promises Kept

Alf M Landon born September 9 1887 in West Middlesex Pennsylvania. He served as Kansas chief executive and fulfilled every campaign pledge and party platform plank. Born in a Methodist parsonage to his mother's family home.

Kansas Alf Landon Pennsylvania Alf M. Landon West Middlesex

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Lydia le Baron Walker Mrs. Walker Goodrich Engineers Goodrich Safety Goodrich Silvertown Husky Scientific Canon Osceola, Nebraska Union Store J. A. Rahman Mar UNION Co-Op Zoe Roy Jell Virginia Penick’s Tal Alaska Steeple’s Store Rivoli Theatre Program Ronald Colman and Claudette Colbert Shirley Temple Mona Barrie Osceola Lumber CO Roosevelt London Europe Johnny Cess Fident Georgia Restus Rastus
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