Earlier Osceola News Items From October 2 1902
A report from 1902 notes brick work starting on a new Swedish Baptist church in the south town and a northwest square building nearing completion. The Golden Red Telephone Co. rents space in the Henderson block for central office. G A R encampment travelers include VanHoosen Gregg Gushee McBeth Brown. A republican caucus selects precinct officers led by L L Snider and M J Brown. A quiet home wedding in Osceola unites Nellie Mills. Charlie Hope records travel to Omaha with train issues and missing excursion rates. Captain Herrmann and team see strong work. Lillian Jaenicke and Arnold Berck wed in Lincoln and plan to reside there. County WCTU holds convention with officers named Huddleston Hanson Winkelman Lindburg Haverland. A Miami bound wedding joins Wima Need and Hjalmar Sandre. A Eugene Jones car overturns west of town injuring five high school students including Edythe Johnson and Claus Johnson with injuries others minor.
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Swedish Baptist
Golden Red Telephone Co
Henderson Block
Judge Saunders
Central
Washington D. C
L. J. VanHoosen
Geo. W. Gregg
S. W. Gushee
Wm. McBeth
B. F. Brown
L. L. Snider
M. J. Brown
W. E. Folsom
Wm. Fentress
John G. Swanson
A. A. Hannell
Albert Pierson
Cc. S. Potter
G. Pheasant
Osceola
F. D. Mills
Nellie
Charlie Hope
Omaha
Town
Herrmann
Lewis
Ralph Herrmann
Brent McBeth
Lillian Jaenicke
Arnold B. Berck
Lincoln
WCTU
Methodist
Huddleston
Hanson
Winkelman
C. H. Lindburg
Haverland
Joseph Need
Wima Need
Hjalmar Sandre
Miami
Florida
Eugene Jones
Inez Jones
Vera Johnson
Edythe Johnson
Claus Johnson
Allen Peterson
Marriages mark Oct 4 1916 events and local moves
In 1916, Walter Koehler wed Ella Liehr at his brother George Koehler’s home. Ina M Liehr married George Moseman in Brigham. Martha Herrmann tied to John H. Davis in Omaha. A Valley David City Central City short cut group formed with Hugo Hahn president and R B H Mearborn secretary treasurer. Dr W A Danielson resigned from Hastings asylum to join a Chicago pathology post. Meridian Garage adds a sixty foot extension. Osceola lost to Clark.
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Walter Koehler
Ella Liehr
George Koehler
Valley
David City
Central City
Hugo Hahn
R. B H. Mearborn
Osceola
August Janing
Omaha
Martha Herrmann
John H. Davis
Union Pacific
W. A. Danielson
State Hospital For the Insane
Hastings
Chicago
Meridian Garage
Medical Facts Sponsored By The Polk County Medical Society
The column explains how the body maintains blood plasma balance including sugar stores, water and salt regulation, and storage in liver tissue bones and kidneys. It notes that a minor drop in blood sugar can cause shock and death if not corrected, and describes how the body conserves water and preserves minerals to keep blood normal.
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The
Polk County Medical Society
District 18 social and political updates in Osceola
Mrs Otto Kupp of North Hollywood visits sister Mrs Ray Benda. Adolph Bernt and daughter drive to South Dakota on business. Hilda Worndorff leaves for O Neill to visit relatives. Club meeting hosted by Mrs Ray Benda features Bunco and prize winners. Lloyd Bernt and family visit Columbus with in laws. Republican caucus held in District 18 and shelter belt meeting Friday. Mrs Frank Lassek falls ill in Omaha while visiting son Leo. Lucille and Francis travel to Omaha to visit. Kodak finishing ad. NYA area employment supervisor to visit Osceola alternate Thursdays in October contacting County Commissioners Room.
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Otto Kupp
North Hollywood
California
Ray Benda
Adolph Bernt
Chester Wells
South Dakota
Hilda Worndorff
O’neil
Hecker
Bunco
Francis
Alta Micek
Gus Benda
Hubert Benda
Idaho
Lloyd Bernt
Columbus
Leo
Lucille
Omaha
NYA
Osceola
County Commissioners’ Room
County Court House
Nature's marvels and the body's hidden design
Skeletons may soften and cysts form in bones though we seldom ponder the remarkable mechanism nature built into the human frame. The excerpt reflects on how easily such ordinary phenomena reveal the body's intricate structure.
Beulah Cemetery Society plans meeting and local social notes
The Beulah Cemetery Society will meet with Mrs. Warren Hastings on Oct 11. A round of visits reports residents traveling to Lake Erickson and Humansville Missouri for short trips. An election of Ladies Aid officers produced a full slate led by President Hamilton and Vice President Mark Johnson. A minor car collision east of Tony Starostka left Ben McCormick with a broken rib and Homer Mustard with a broken nose. no serious vehicle damage.
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Beulah
Clarks
Myrtle Wieseman
Ladies Aid
Hamilton
Mark Johnson
Lawrence Meacham
Treas
Gee. Buchta
Dake
Elizabeth Smith
Near Stromsburg
Jane Buchta
George Reed
Ben McCormick
Tony Starostka Place
Homer Mustard
Mr. Reeb
Osceola Hospital
Reeb
McCormick
Top Prices for Old Gold and Jewelry in York
Advertises high prices for old gold solid or plated jewelry watches rings pins and spectacle frames from F A Hannis Jewelers in York.
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F. A. HANNIS_JEWELER YORK
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha October 1 1940
Cattle at Omaha Monday totals 17 500 head with sufficient cornfed cattle to meet demand. Prices steady to last week. top steers around 12 10 while cows and heifers hold. Hog receipts 6 500 head with brisk demand and steady to Friday prices. typical bids quoted 5 90 to 6 30 for most hogs and lighter weights near 6 35.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Western Rangers
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Wendell Willkie
Acme Newspictures
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Willkie
Polk County
Walter J. Herbes
Neb
Put Perennis
Gard
Lemlilelines
Antala Gitiaius
Extinde Ata
Warren Reeiming Co
Savelane
Kepner’s
Osceola, Nebraska
Kodak
Daniels Studio
Mail
Fairview News
Petrus C. Nelson Stromsburg
South Omaha
Fancy
Longhorn
Mason Zinc
Betty Ann
Morrell
Gan
Setty Ann
Ter
Uelans
Pathea
Ring
America
U.S
Dragoons
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