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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
5
A Gattle Creek physician claims constipation causes much misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon for a gentle natural movement. Chew at night, next day relief. 24 for 25c at Rexall Stores, including Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Report of the condition of The First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska as of September 24 1930 shows total resources of 559 037 68 with loans 178 342 11 and securities 164 892 80. Liabilities include capital stock 25 000 surplus 25 000 and deposits totaling 271 798 81.
A miscellany of social notes across Osceola and nearby towns includes visits to Lincoln Milford Benedict York and Omaha. Items mention E J Erfort Gerald Parker H L Beni and many families visiting relatives and friends with weekend trips and church and club activities. A 1928 Buick and 1929 Chevrolet ads appear alongside community events and a chicken pie supper.
The funeral of James Steever 76 who died at Hastings was held from the Anderson Undertaking Chapel Monday afternoon Rev Clarence Powell of the Methodist Church conducting the services Music by the M E quartet and interment was made at the Hoffer cemetery seven miles east of this city He was a brother of Perry Steever and Mrs Nick Kriss of Stromsburg.
An account from a missionary with a sharp satirical bite describes a witch doctor in Africa using powdered gramophone records and loco motive engine water to heal a patient. The tale mocks pretensions of modernist magic while noting the patient recoveries despite the implausible treatment.
The article recounts a legend tying St Peter to Westminster Abbey’s founding. It mentions two fishermen, one unnamed, and St Peter guiding a pre-dedication ferry ride that inspired Edward the Confessor to begin construction. It also notes debates over site and origins tied to early churches on the riverbank.
Copenhagen earns its nickname City of Spires for its many church and palace towers. The city, once wood and fire damaged, now features brick and stone buildings and famed Tivoli gardens laid out in 1843.
Sunday sermons by Rev Pengelley at Wesley Chapel set a welcoming mood with plans for a get acquainted meeting. Local residents visit friends, attend the Eucharistic Congress, and share family news across Rising City Hastings Columbus and Osceola with travel to Bowling Green for Mildred Richmond’s teaching assignment. The Corbitt home quarantine for spinal meningitis is noted with Elton Leckard reported improving.
District 5 residents Mrs W B Wilcox and Mrs Warren Hastings were York visitors. Mr and Mrs Joe Schott were snapper guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Wieseman. Herman Sarow and Elmer Horst attended a cattle sale. Miss Mary Leach of Indiana returned home after summer with her sister Mrs August Fischer.
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