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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
4
Notice filed at the Osceola Nebraska post office under the act of March 7 1879. Registration or filing details appear in the public notice, listing the location and authority of the record.
In 1903 a kidnap attempt on Governor Mickey’s daughter ends with the girl saved by cries from others. Joe Karrer receives pay from Nebraska Mutual Life after an accident. Local gossip notes candidates and a court record. In 1941 First National Bank Osceola reports assets of 405,960.03 with deposits and capital details.
Rev. Albert W. Lapthorne invites all to Rally Day services next Sunday with church school at 10 a m and Rally Day Service at 11 a m. Sermon topic is The Principle of Displacement. Rummage Sale runs Oct 2 3 4 at Farmers Union Building with lunch each day and Saturday auction. Wesley Fellowship meets Oct 7 for officer elections and social evening.
Ped Miller bitten by a water moccasin while fishing on the Loup River treats wound at once and reports no ill effects. Henry J. Walford, 40, dies from accidental gunshot while crawling through a fence on a hunting trip near Gresham. Osceola Woman's Club reception at M. E. church draws about 70. five charter members listed. Funeral for John Egelhoff, died in York at 76, held there with burial in Blue Ridge cemetery. Miss Chell Crozier marries Rev. Cola Winn Meacham in St. Louis and will reside there. Mrs. F. C. Banks elected president of Osceola-Lincoln Club in Lincoln. other officers named.
Mrs. Frank The lander advertises White Rock pullets for sale at 20 cents per pound. The notice lists contact at the household and invites buyers to inquire locally.
Shelby Theatre presents Dennis Morgan and Merle Oberon in Affectionately Yours on Oct 4 and 5 with admission 22c and 11c Tax included. Play Girl with Kay Francis and James Ellison follows on Oct 8. All shows start 7:30 p.m. Courtesy of Shelby businessmen.
Iowa Nebraska notes the death of Colorado Congressman Edward Taylor after 37 years in Congress and his long tenure as Chair of the Appropriations Committee. The chairmanship passes to Congressman Cannon of Missouri, keeping the post in the Midwest. The column also recalls Indian place names and a Virginia dog mart dating to colonial times.
Introduction of glove manufacturing in America around 1760. Scots glovemakers settled in Fulton County New York, establishing early industry footholds. The report notes the migration and origin of craftsmen shaping local commerce.
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