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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1945

Page

9

Local Selective Service Discharges Announced

Polk County board announces several registrants discharged from military service. Names include Francis C. Krumbach, Shelby Harold L. Wilson, Ronald D. Beebe, James C. Graham, Clarence Funkhouser, Dwight G. Myers, Eugene A. Bernt, Willard Hirsch, Fred Jensen, Kenneth Dunbier, Albert Bolstad, Reuel Sward, Hubert Russell.

Polk County Local Selective Service Board Francis C. Krumbach Shelby Harold L. Wilson Stromsburg Ronald D. Beebe James C. Graham Clarence BE. Funkhouser Dwight G. Myers Pollk Eugene A. Bernt Osceola Willard O. Hirsch Fred T. Jensen Kenneth L. Dunbier BE. Sward Hubert H. Russell

Osceola servicemen arrive home and football setback

Osceola Nebraska reports multiple veterans returning from service including Hubert Russell Gene Cole Edward Klein Bill Norton Walter Calhoun Merrill Simonsen Rolland Randall and Edward Adams. Football Bulldogs fall 19 to 0 to Polk while upcoming games include Geneva night game October 19 and Genoa home game October 24.

DeGlu Osceola Nebraska Hubert Russell Seattle Washington Navy Gene Cole McCook Army Air Base Elsie Cole Edward Klein Texas Klein Camp Grant Bill Norton Sheppard Field Walter Calhoun Navy Point San Diego Corpus Christi M-Set Merrill Simonsen Ben Zedicher Philippines San Pedro Calif Salt Lake City Bud Deeds Victoria Sioux City Iowa Richard Mills A. S Ann Arbor Michigan M. A. Mills Bill Grossnicklaus Merchant Marines Fred Randall Edward Adams Frank Williams Pvt Raymond Swanson Central City Okinawa

Local District 18 News Highlights Enveart Family Notes

District 18 reports Pvt. Dale Enveart left for overseas duty per word from his mother Mrs. Emma Enveart of Hayward California. Visitors Wallace Strong and Ralph Hasselbalch called on John Micek. Chris Jenkins of Hayward and Earl Enveart host guests. Phil Micek visited Kearney with friends. Ronald Clabes and wife recently discharged Navy members reside on the former Myrtle Johansen farm. Pat and Betty Micek of Lincoln spent weekend with Anton and Mrs. Micek.

Orville Enveart Mr. Enveart Emma Enveart Hayward California Pvt Dale Enveart Wallace Strong Stromsburg Ralph Hasselbalch John Micek Chris Jenkins Earl Phil Micek Kearney Ronald Clabes Navy Clabes Myrtle Johansen Pat Betty Micek Lincoln Anton Micek

Bernt's Cafe in Shelby Destroyed by Fire

A gasoline fueled blaze destroyed Bernt's Cafe and service station in Shelby after a collision between an oil transport from Wise Co Grand Island and a car from Winona Kansas. The transport overturned, 4200 gallons of gasoline ignited, townspeople watched the inferno as fire units fought the flames. The driver Elmer R Moulden was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign and paid ten dollars plus costs.

Bernt Shelby Wise Co Grand Island Lyle Davenport Elmer R Moulden Winona Kansas Kenneth Burns Minneapolis Osceola Gresham Altho Moulden Julius Bernt Nebraska Bernt Station Farmers Oil Co Farmers Station Phil Campbell

Webb Livestock Commission Announces Tuesday Market Broadcast

The Webb Livestock Commission Company of Grand Island airs a ten minute market update each Tuesday on KMMJ from 7 45 to 7 55. Jim Webb provides up to the minute market information to readers via the broadcast.

Webb Livestock Commission Company Grand Island KMMJ Jim Webb

Income Tax Jitters Sweep Polk County

County reports widespread income tax jitters as deputy collectors audit returns from 1941 to 1948. Businesses and farmers must retain records and canceled checks for at least three years as officials plan to audit everyone in the county.

Polk County

Blackwood Brothers Concert Postponed to November Sixteenth

Local fairview notices report the Blackwood Brothers quartet concert at the Hall is postponed to November sixteenth. Mrs. Wm. Dake received the update this past week. Community events include multiple dinners and visits among local families and surrounding towns.

Wm. Dake Blackwood Brothers Joe Tomaswell Joe Karges Gust Carlson Mesdames C. O. Carlson C. R. Carlson Jack Brady Cecil Larson Silas Hoffer Carl Holmes Catherine Karges Columbus Alice Lohr Melvin van Aistine Omaha L. A. Meacham Wm. Duke Carl Bryant Hastings Hamilton Cedric Fineey Roy Frizzell Earl Werd Silver Creek

Farewell Dinner for Harold Bernt before Army

District 68 bids Harold Bernt farewell at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Bernt as he departs for service October 23. Guests included extended family and Cpl Oswald Bernt. Elaine Grossnicklaus transfers to Osceola grade school and district 68 children host a party for her. Rose Staroscik visits with university student parents at the Staroscik home.

District NO. 68 Fred Bernt Harold Gus Bernt Jonn Alt Emil Alt Ted Arnsmith Cpl Oswald Bernt Eugene Bernt Carroll Hahn Elaine Grossnicklaus District Osceola Rose Staroscik John Staroscik University of Nebraska

Along the Blue Local Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Wayne Schmid and daughter of Bellwood visited the Leonard Hiemer home Tuesday evening. Frank Hambek and sister Lillian went to Spencer Nebraska to visit relatives. Miss Janet Cullum of Lincoln visited Herman Thelen. Mrs Richard Thompson of York visited her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Richter. Leonard Hiemer and sons visited the Gabriel family on the valley. Victor Krumbach and Patricia called at Hershal Reisdort home Tuesday evening.

Wayne Schmid Bellwood Leonard Hiemer Frank Hambek Lillian Spencer Neb Janet Cullum Lincoln Herman Thelen Richard Thompson York Herman Richter John Gabriel Victor Krumbach Patricia Hershal Reisdort

County Extension News Nominations for 1945 Awards

Nominations for county and State awards have been made by the Extension Directors committee. The 1945 Award Committee includes Mrs. George Irland Don Nordberg Mrs. Clarence G. Carlson Dr. Wallace Monson LaVelle Lamoree and Mrs. Irvin Anderson. A number of enrollments were not considered due to missing records. A Grasssed Waterway demonstration near Osceola drew 50 registrations on October 11. The event was incomplete with seeding and packing adjustments omitted. LaVelle Lamoree Russell Kries and Bruce Anderson are Polk County contenders in the Iowa Nebraska Soil Conservation Contest, sponsored by the Omaha World Herald.

Board of Extension Directors George Irland Don Nordberg Clarence G. Carlson Wallace Monson Lavelle Lamoree Irvin Anderson Extension Service Soil Conservation Service Osceola Russell Kries Bruce Anderson Omaha World Herald Polk County

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

Huff Olson and children express sincere thanks to friends neighbors minister singers pallbearers and Mr Roberts for acts of kindness during the illness and at the death of their mother.

Roberts Huff Olson

Polk County Farm Bureau Plans First Annual Meeting

The first annual meeting of the Polk County Farm Bureau will be held at the Odd Fellows Halls in Osceola at 7 p.m. on Tuesday October 23. Families should bring sandwiches or cake and coffee will be provided. Each Community Farm Bureau is asked to contribute a program number. Committee chairs are Mrs Dewey Lockard Constitution and By laws C R Carlson Resolutions and Mrs Petrus Nelson Lunch. Howard Peterson State Farm Bureau secretary will explain the hybrid corn production cooperative program and show colored moving pictures.

Polk County Farm Bureau Odd Fellows Halls Osceola County Farm Bureau Howard Peterson State Farm Bureau

St Francis Hospital News Also births and visiting hours listed

The hospital lists patients hospitalized from Oct 9 to 16 including Medical Rev Michael Szczesny Martha Herger Minnie Swanson Rose Conway Russell Fjell Nellie Wood Olive Tobey and Derold Abbott Leo Koctor and more. Surgical patients include Edythe Heaston Mary Edith Kantor Ruth Eklund Raymond Kepner Dale Fredrickson and Aurelia Alcorn. Twins born to Roy and Mrs Johnson named Ronald Lee and Patricia Louise. Child of Wm Kohl Jr born at Clarks named William Herbert Kohl Jr. Visiting hours are 2 00 pm to 4 00 pm and 7 00 pm to 8 30 pm maternity dept same hours.

ST. Francis Hospital Michael Szczesny Sargent Martha Herger Shelby Minnie Swanson Osceola Rose A. Conway Russell Fjell Polk Nellie Wood Olive Tobey Gresham Derold Abbott Leo Koctor Edythe Heaston Mary Edith Kantor Ruth Eklund Raymond Kepner Dale Fredrickson Aurelia Alcorn Roy Johnson Ronald Lee Patricia Louise Wm. H. Kohl, Jr Clarks William Herbert Kohl, Jr

Weekend visitors and furloughs dominate Osceola social notes

Harold Hise of Omaha visited the L. E. Treadway home while Pvt. and Mrs. Theo W. Swanson and Pvt. LeMoyne Swanson are home on Texas furlough. Local families hosted gatherings for relatives including Swansons, Johnston, and Peterson households. Don Ray Byers gets around with crutches after a sprained ankle from Friday’s Polk game.

Harold Hise Omaha L. E. Treadway Clifford Johnston and Theo. W. Swanson LeMoyne Swanson Texas Messrs Mesdames Elmer Swanson Glenn Willits Lawrence Swanson Wesley Johnston Raymond Swanson Judy Jerry Orville California Crouse-Tex Drug Co L. E. Bealer C. R. Peterson Sam Bolen Osceola W. W. Ory Winterset Iowa LaVerne Peterson T d Ralph Cooper Lincoln Gunnard Peterson

Home safety tips from Polk County Medical Society

A Polk County Medical Society sponsored report outlines common home accident causes such as falls burns poisoning suffocation and gas fires. It notes most occur on stairs and in rooms like yard kitchen and bathroom with 6000 workers killed at home in 1942 and 4 percent among people aged 65 or older.

Polk County Medical Society

Let Us Have Your Order For The Lincoln Journal

Advertisement from The Lincoln Journal of The Omaha World Herald offering to accept orders to save readers money. The notice promotes pricing, terms, and ordering options for the paper at a reduced rate.

Lincoln Journal THE Omaha World-Herald World-Herald

Capitol Ceiling to Be Replaced Amid Modernization

The House chamber faces a modernization drive with a plan to replace the historic ceiling where state seals are worked. Nebraskans oppose destroying this Capitol feature as war casualty tallies rise and demobilization efforts accelerate across the military.

House of Representatives Capitol

War Fund Drive Slow Says County Solicitors

Solicitors report weak response in some localities to the final War Fund Drive. The note urges residents to back up the troops and hand contributions to USC Committee members if not contacted by a solicitor this week.

United War Fund Drive Army of Occupation USC Committee

Polk Residents Attend Visits and Funerals in Local News

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson of Oakland Calif visited Friday at the Oscar Stromberg home. A West Polk rental changed hands for Mrs. Elsie Stevens. A. E. Swanson and family attended funeral services in St Edwards for his father Ex-Senator John Swanson who died Sunday in Genoa at age 90. The Rhode and Ziegelbein couples joined Arthur Dos in hosting guests Friday night, while Lester Speirs and son from Stromsburg visited Woodrow Wilson on Sunday.

Lester Rhode William Ziegelbein Arthur Dos Lester Speirs Stromsburg Woodrow Wilson

Timm celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home

Mr. and Mrs. GC R Timm observed their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday October 14. Relatives shared a noon dinner at the Timm home and presented gifts and congratulatory greetings. Attendees included Henry Morris Shelby Arthur Timm Lincoln Carl Timm Olympia Viola Wieseman Wieseman family Hanshew Gibbons Hopwood Hendrickson and others.

GC. R. Timm Timm Henry Morris Shelby Arthur Timm Lincoln Carl Timm Olympia Washington Viola Wieseman P. GC. Wieseman Leslie Hanshew James Gibbons Bonnie Bess David Jones Leon Hopwood Laura Hendrickson

Former resident freed from Japanese prison camp

Pvt Kenneth E Cunningham writes from aboard the U S S Gosslin in Tokyo Bay after liberation from a Japanese camp. He describes weeks of confinement, harsh conditions, and his joy at freedom and potential return home by his birthday, October 19. He thanks his parents for support and notes gratitude for treatment by occupation forces.

W. J. Brigham Shelby Kenneth Cunningham Merle Cunningham Forest Grove California Kenneth Corregidor U.S.S. Gosslin U. S Tokyo Bay Japan Pvt Kenneth E. Cunningham U.S.M.R

Stromsburg Social Guests Gather From Far and Wide

List of visitors and arrivals to Stromsburg includes Mrs. Harry Kreis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson from Hayward becoming residents, as well as travelers from Phoenix, Vandergrift, Renwick, Lubbock, and New York City. Local hosts entertained with dinners and gatherings featuring Lt. and Mrs. Walter French and other relatives.

Stromsburg Harry Kreis Wm. Hernbloom Clifford Hernbloom Gary and Marlin Carlson Jdillings Montana L. G. Kreis Leslie Johnson Hayward California Leck Johnson J. J. Wilkes Phoenix Arizona B. W. Elgin New York City W. W. Yerty Vandergrift F. M. Leibee Herman Anderson Pfc Ivan Bowers Renwick Wash Wallace Sherwood Sherwood Amelia Bayer Lubbock Texas Anna L. Exstrom Stromsburg Hospital Maurice Lamorce Melvin Kreifels Walter French Clovis New Mexico W. R. French Wendel Mary Louise French

Governor Griswold Addresses Shelby Community Dinner

Governor Dwight Griswold spoke at a Shelby Parish Hall dinner hosted by the Shelby Commercial Club. About 125 men attended to discuss a proposed village community hall and engage rural residents in the project.

Dwight Griswold Shelby Shelby Commercial Club

Shelby Young Men Have Narrow Escape From Blast

Three Shelby youths narrowly escaped a blasting powder explosion at Abbott Hardware in Shelby last Friday. Proprietor Derald Abbott and two returning soldiers, Allan Brown and Jack Smith, were in the rear when sparks from a grinding wheel ignited a nearby powder barrel. The blast ripped the front of the building and back door. Abbott suffered severe facial and leg burns and is hospitalized in Osceola. Brown and Smith escaped with lighter injuries. stock damage was minimal.

Shelby Abbott Hardware Derald Bud” Abbott Allan Brown Jack Smith Abbott St. Francis Hospital Osceola Brown Smith

Obituary of Anna Johansen Huddleston Drum

Anna Johansen born February 5 1893 in Osceola Nebraska died October 7 aged 52. She married Harold Jom Drum October 7 1912 and had three children Lyle Harold Irene Margie and Harvey Ray. After Harolds death she married Clifford Sabin Huddleston and had Wallace Clifford and Doris Ann. Funeral by Rev H B Lansing at Shelby Methodist Church with burial in Shelby cemetery.

Anna Johansen Julius Andrew Johansen Osceola Neb Johansen Shelby Io Harold Jom Drum Lyle Harold Grand Island Irene Margie Dobins Harvey Ray U. S. Navy Tokyo Bay Harold John Drum Clifford Sabin Huddleston Wallace Clifford Doris Ann Dorcas Society The Methodist Church Arcade Rebekah Lodge No American Legion Auxiliary Colleen Proctor Denver H. B. Lansing Shelby Methodist Churc

Wesley Chapel Social Notes Include Numerous Local Visits

The WSCS met Thursday afternoon with Leona and Nellie Dawes. Local residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson and Mrs. Martha Shumate and her son. Minnesota visits referenced. hospital recovery noted. several local travelers and family gatherings involving the Treadway, West, King, Brandt, Campain, Miller, Herrmann, and Brazee families.

Amarillo Air Base Scottfield Ilinois Harold Jarmin Edson Kansas Vivian Nebraska State University Lewis Herrmann Madison Norfolk Albert Anderson

Social calendar notes and club meeting changes

The Entre Nous will not meet Wednesday October 2. Ride-A-Wees has no meeting this month. The next meeting is the fifth Friday in November. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday at Mrs. W. H. Fulwider's home with a guest day.

P. B. Campbell American Legion Auxiliary W. H. Fulwider

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