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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

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Polk Welcomes New Up-To-Date Filling Station

R H Thesing opens a modern filling station and garage at Polk in the remodeled Rystrom building opposite his former site. The complex includes a show room, storage, and auto equipment bays with free gasoline for visitors on opening day. Thesing retains the west side implement business and repair operations.

Thesing Theo Larson Ross Goethe J. E. Pelton Ralph Branting

Local Visits and Travel Notes From Area Residents

Osceola visitor J. S. Gustafson spent Friday in town. Mrs. R. L. Peterson and son visited Stromsburg on Saturday. Miss Louise Hammond visited York with her parents. Mrs. A. D. Dover returned Friday from Kearney. Miss Lizzie Johnson went to Lincoln for a few days with relatives. Mrs. R. L. Cox visited her mother Julia James in Stromsburg Friday. W. P. Miller and R. B. Williams shipped feeders from Grand Island Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnson and children spent Sunday with Wilhelm Thelen at Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Jack and Ruth arrived from Tekamah Saturday to visit relatives here. Miss Edne Elving returned to Sioux City after a visit with her sister Edwin Anderson.

E. E. Reese Excelsior Springs Clyde Babcock Woodmen Stromsburg L. Hastart Ambrose Gabriel Alfred Omaha Rouch M. E. Church Shelby Rogena Thelen Merle Dearborn John Jaax Albert Dickhute Everette Funkhouser Jesse Lucas University Place John Aden Jessie Lucas Emmet Beebe Burl Huddelson Lizzie Johnson Lincoln R. L Cox Julia James W. P. Miller R. B. Williams Grand Island W. J. Johnson Wilhelm Thelen C. G. Jack Ruth Tekamah Edne Elving Sioux City Edwin Anderson Victor Anderson Polk Fredie Anderson Emil S. F. Johnson Earl Leeds Fairmont E. C. Nordstrom Sidney Misses Olive Grace Nelson C. ¥. Propst Osceola Ben Stromberg Aurora Joe Lucas Jeanne Dexter Columbus Frank Dexter W. H. Carson Hail Insurance John Inks Geo Frank Smith Roy Clark Lake Ericson Sam Andrews Orleans Nebr Daisey Byler Washington Heights Joe Lock Lindquist Keene Eric Johnson Huldah Dahl John I Anderson C A Olson Albert Bloomkranz Fremont George Olson Hardville Nebraska Gas & Electric Co Erickson Hardware Clyde Courtney John Colson Sinclair Oil Co Wesley Erickson York Frank W. Carlson Dane Deeds Bethany Malm. D Sundberg Larson Bros Alvin Anderson Carl “Son

Osceola Wins 46-0 in County Fair Football Showdown

Osceola Bob Cats crushed Albion high school 46 to 0 on the county fair finale. The line, backs, and defense fired all game with Jay, Maurice, Fuzzy, Chuck, and captain Doc starring as Osceola’s attack rolled to victory. The team promises renewed effort for Friday’s game with Columbus.

Osceola Bob Cats Albion Crabber Jay Maurice Fuzzy Chuck Doc John Bull Columbus

Ada Courtney 1878 1923 Osceola Obituary Pioneer

Ada Courtney Crabill daughter of Wm and Luella Courtney was born December 19 1878 on the Polk County Nebraska homestead and died in Des Moines Iowa September 28 1923. She lived in Osceola from 1879 and graduated high school in 1896. She married Joseph B Crabill in 1899. he died in 1921. Survived by daughter Lillian Black granddaughter Evelyn Black father William Courtney brothers Clyde and John Courtney. Funeral October 1 1923 in Osceola with Rev Randolph. interred Osceola cemetery.

Ada Courtney Courtney Polk County Nebraska Luella Courtney Des Moines Courtneys Osceola Sutherland Nebrand Wm. Courtney Clyde Courtney John Courtney Randolph Bellwood Joel Hanson E. R. Ware Geo. Campbell R. E. Dearborn Judge Ball Judge Campbell M. A. Mille Jr 8. T. Crouse Albert Young A. Newcomer

Death of Mrs. Wm. H. Kelley in Shelby

Mrs. Wm. H. Kelley of Shelby died at 11:30 this morning after a long diabetes battle. Funeral services will be held at the M. E. church in Shelby at 2:30 tomorrow, with Rev. C. E. Ruch and Rev. G. T. Lavery officiating. The burial will be in Caneiro, Kansas, where her remains will be taken overland. She leaves her husband William H. Kelley and two children Floyd Todd and Mrs. Ilert Aden. an obituary will appear next week.

Osceola Wm. H. Kelley Shelby M. E. Church C. E. Ruch G. T. Lavery U. B. Church Floyd Todd Ilert Aden

Thelander couple marks fifth wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Victor Thelander celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary on Wednesday September 26 with relatives present. Mr Thelander is son of Chas Thelander and Mrs Thelander is daughter of Otto Faulk. both families joined the observance. Receptions served and a good time reported. At end, Mr and Mrs Nels Anderson were passengers to Omaha Friday morning.

Victor Thelander Mr. Thelander Chas. Thelander Mrs.Thelander Otto Faulk

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during their sorrow after the death of their mother sister and daughter. Grateful acknowledgment is given for beauty of funeral flowers and tokens contributed by Albert Black Clyde Courtney John Courtney and Wm Courtney.

Naturalization Approvals in District Court Session

In district court last week the naturalization applications of Peter Hubert Thelen of Germany and Olof Youngdahl Olof Gustafson were approved and papers granted.

Peter Hubert Thelen Germany Olof Youngdahl Olof Gustafaon

Swanson and Gresenicklaus Visit Omaha on Business

Carl August Swanson of Sweden reports Albert Gresenicklaus was in Omaha on business Tuesday with no further details.

Carl August Swanson Sweden Albert Gresenicklaus Omaha

Olson Company Opens Big Sale

The Olson Co opens a five-day sale hailed as the biggest day in store history. Staff prepared the premises with holiday decor and color displays as a large crowd visits today. Attendance from across the county hints at a record breaking two week event with many customers expected.

C. A. Olson Co’s

Friday Storm Drenched County Halting Rail Traffic

Heavy rains last Friday ended in a fierce downpour that flooded the lower land by Saturday morning. A wagon road west of the depot became a canal while the Ed Wagner area culverts were saved by a night crew, and a traveler named Mr Dudeck drowned near York.

Ed Wagner York Dudeck Peterson York County

Ben Anderson Weds Helen Lund in Omaha Ceremony

Ben Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Nels Anderson of Osceola married Miss Helen Alice Lund daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Lund of Omaha at the Presbyterian church in Omaha on Friday September 28 at 3 PM. The couple will reside at 46 Coronado Apartments Omaha after a brief wedding trip.

Ben Anderson Nels Anderson Helen Alice Lund Herman J. Lund Omaha Presbyterian Nel Anderson Violet Anderson Coronado Apartments The State University Alpha Delta Phi Sorority Osceola Osceola High School University of Nebraska

American League of Good Will Organizing Meeting

The American League of Good Will in Osceola Nebraska plans a meeting Monday Oct 8 at 8 PM in the Auditorium. Speakers include M O McLaughlin York Petrus Peterson Lincoln and likely Chas Sloan Geneva. Reserved tickets stay valid with no admission fee and the public is invited.

American League OF Good Will Osceola Nebraska M. O. McLaughlin York Petrus Peterson Lincoln Chas. H. Sloan Geneva Thos. E. Barr

Columbus v Osceola Football Expected Big Week

One of the season’s big events is the Columbus versus Osceola football game scheduled for next Friday. Adult tickets are on sale at Hassler and Crouse-Tex drug stores.

Columbus Osceola Hassler and Crouse-Tex

Law Enforcement Leader Advocates Prohibition Enforcement

Dr IRA LANDRITH argues prohibition cannot be repealed and must be enforced as a world issue led by America. He claims America as God’s Holy Land must prove it is bigger than bootleggers and that prohibition, born from church-polity consensus, will be enforced despite dissent.

Ira Landrith America

Shelby Beats Polk at County Fair in 4 0 Victory

Shelby won both ball games at the county fair last week, taking the second game from Polk on Thursday afternoon by 4 to 0. The match drew much enthusiasm from the sidelines with lively play and strong pitching by Chas McBeth and Timm for Shelby and the Anderson brothers for Polk.

Shelby Polk Chas McBeth Timm Anderson Brothers

Parent Teacher Association aims and structure outlined

The article explains the Parent-Teacher Association aims to unite home and school, improve child life and education, and involve parents in welfare. It notes the National HQ in Washington and the Nebraska state office in Lincoln, with dues of ten cents per capita locally and twenty five cents per capita for Osceola.

Parent-Teachers-Association Parent-Teachers Association America National Association Washington D. C Lincoln Nebraska Osceola Association Swithin

Osceola Contest Announces Big Vote Totals and Deadline

The Osceola Record highlights a large vote offer in a charity style contest granting a Dodge, a Ford, a Diamond ring and wrist watch. Leaders include Mrs C V Propst 281000 votes and Mrs Nancy Dielman 274000, with many others from Osceola and surrounding areas. The big bonus offer ends October 10 with strict rules to ensure fairness.

Osceola Dodge Ford

Polk County Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Notice

The Polk County Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting in the Community Room at the Court House on Wednesday October 10 at 2 p.m. Members are requested to be present. Chas Newcomer president Gilbert Johnson secretary. Luther League meets October 11 at the church, hosted by Axel Anderson and Swan Mattson. Harmony gathers October 19 at 3 30 p.m. Miss Mabel Nelson hosts northwest of town. A Sunday offering supports the Orphans Home in Omaha. All are welcome.

Polk County Agricultural Society Court House Luth Luther League Axel Anderson Swan Mattson Harmony Mabel Nelson Omaha

Land Sale Postponed in Polk County Nebraska

Heavy rains force postponement of Martin A. Larson land sale to Friday October 5 1923 at 2 00 PM on the premises located 5 miles southeast of Havens 7 miles southwest of Silver Creek and 1 miles northwest of Osceola county seat Nebraska Realty Auction Co Central City Nebr.

Martin A. Larson Polk County Havens Silver Creek Osceola Nebraska Realty Auction Co Central City Nebr

PTA Meeting At High School With Evening Program

The PTA holds its regular meeting Monday evening October 8 at 7 30 in the high school assembly room. The program features a double sextette by high school girls and a skit titled The Malaguy is tied. Mrs W B Adair and Mrs A A Beatty solicit attendance and extend a cordial invitation to all school patrons.

CRIA W. B. Adair A. A. Beatty

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. H. Thesing Rena Demuth of Farwell Chas. Hastart John Didier Mary Smith M. WB. Ladies Aid Society Rising City Aid J. S. Gustafson Ed Laurman Rathburn Hall Allen Barker Osceola Vis Itor W. H. Kelly Carl Bull Herman Alt Frank Langhamer Hermann Thelen Reece Rev. Cadwell Lushton Dorcas Society John Inness N. L. Colby Blanche Frank Barker Frank Leibee M. E Karl Kriesinger Los Angeles Calif Charles Winkelman al Wentinius Walter Burke Ira Banta A. E. Bodine Earl Wright Ann Freeman Bobcats Ada Courtney Grabill Omeha Mortne Albert ‘Black Olson Company Mammoth County Fair Parent-Teacher-Association C. V. Propst Nancy Dielman Lydia Addison Mamie Seberger Robert Knapp Emerson Keebaugh Helen Johnson Margaret Graves Sophia Kresha Farm Dorothy Weiser Myrtle Fredrickson Merle van’ Vinck Emma Gabriel Marie Skidmore Kenneth Richards Horton McKeag W. D. Wickham Grant Walgreen Louis Berggren Chas. Newcomer Gilbert Johnson
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