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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

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Red Cross Seeks Support as Budget Tops Nine Million

The American Red Cross announces a 1922 23 budget totaling 9 730 872 47 for national and overseas relief and services, down from last year. Veterans programs draw 38 030 692 90, with domestic service expanding as the organization projects near 10 million including chapter disbursements and emergency funds.

Washington United States American Red Cross Red Cross Surgeon General Army Navy Russia American Relief Administration Child Health Europe League of Red Cross Societies Generalized Cross

Obituary for Mrs Selma Gustafson and son Wayne

Mrs Selma Christina Gustafson born July 12 1864 in Smoland Sweden died September 29 1922 in Denver after moving from Osceola Nebraska. Survived by husband Carl and five sons and four daughters including Gustaf Harry Gustafson Denver Helge Axil Gustafson Lincoln Wal demar Rudolph Gustafson Denver and daughters Adina Sweden Ther Johnson Silver Creek Cora Marie Osceola Olga Linnea Denver nine grandchildren and siblings in Sweden. Also memorial for Charles Wayne Hollister born October 8 1919 died September 30 1922 aged two years eleven months and twenty two days with services October 2 at Green's Chapel Church. Interment Hoffer Cemetery.

Selma Christina Gustafson Smoland Kalmarian Sweden Denver Carl Kuster Gustafson Osceola Nebraska Nebr Waldemar Rudolph Gustafson Colo Adina Gustafson Esther Sophia Johnson Silver Creek Cora Marie Gustafson Oscepla Olga Linnea Gustafson Lutheran Church In Lutheran Church of Swede Home Lutheran Church of Charles Wayne Charles Hollister Wayne Pauline Ralph Green's Chapel C. G. Nelson Warland Christian Church Hoffer Cemetery

Death of Frank Larson Revered Swede Home resident

Frank Sven Larson died Sunday in Holyoke Colorado after injuries from an accident on the 16th of last month. Funeral services were held at Swede Home Lutheran Church with Rev. C A Sward officiating. He was born November 1855 in Lonmarp Sweden and immigrated in 1868. He leaves a wife Jo Hanna Holm and eight children. The family and many friends mourn his 66 years 10 months and 24 days of life.

Frank Larson Holyoke Colo Swede Home Lutheran Church C.a.sward Swede Home Cemetery Polk County Frank Sven Larson Lonmarp Vinslofs Parish Kristiangads County Sweden Knoxville Island Iowa Henry Hjalmar Larson Sidney Nebr Wiilliam B. Larson Joseph Edwin Walter Larson George Richard Larson David Elof Herman Larson Carrie Sophia Larson Swede Home Church

Obituary Details Include Larson Kin and Osceola Relations

The obituary lists the deceased’s children and their spouses, his aged mother in law Mrs. Carna Holm of Osceola, thirteen grandchildren, two brothers Nels and Peter Larson of Polk, and many relatives and friends who mourn.

Carna Holm Osceola Nels Peter Larson Polk

Death of Chas Hoy Former Polk County Representative

Chas Hoy former Polk County representative died at home in Silver Creek after an appendicitis operation. He was 59, unmarried, and described as upright and conscientious. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Fairview Cemetery with Rev. Hendrickson officiating. three sisters and three brothers survive him.

Chas. Hoy Polk County Silver Creek Hoy W. H. Hendrickson Fairview Elvina Elma Marie Harmon David Louis

Pleasures of Young China in Village Life

The article describes children in a Chinese village living happily with servants and relatives nearby. Grandmother funds pocket money in copper, while vendors provide bamboo bows and arrows, whistling birds, toys, and sweets. Festal days bring sugar wool, taffy-derived figures, lanterns, and kites, with large bamboo fish frames and dragon kites noted.

Asia Magazine

Great Congo Rubber Forests and the M Bonza Fort

The Congo rubber forests cover thousands of square miles and include two forests joined by an isthmus of wood. In the forest lies the Belgian fort of M Bassa, once a fortification and later a rubber collecting place. H De Vere Stacpoole notes that the Zappo Zaps once terrorized districts but are now transformed under the blue flag and white star, disciplined as soldiers.

Congo M’bonza M’bassa H. de Vere Stacpoole

Saint-Saens Memoir Echoes Madeleine Organist Dilemma

In his memoirs M. Saint-Saens recalls days at the Madeleine church where he served as organist. A clergy member notes the Madeleine crowds were rich opera goers with taste formed by the Opera Comique. Saint-Saens replies he will adjust his music only when the pulpit language matches that stage.

M. Saint-Saens the Madeleine Opera Comique M. V Abbe

Early pawnbrokers and the three balls emblem origin

A historical note explains the origins of pawnbrokers with the Lombards in England and the three iron balls insignia. It links the Monti di Pieta in Perugia to early lending funds and traces symbols to Medici tradition connected to Alverarte Medici and a legendary giant hunter.

Augustus Caesar B. C Perugia Italy England Medici Alverarte Ae Medici Sagella Meilii

Plumbing store moves to basement behind candy kitchen

Notice states the plumbing store has relocated to the basement below the candy kitchen in the old Surety Bank on Blag north side square. K. F. READY.

North Side Square

Local Society Notes Show Visits and Private Showers

Nell Grantham visits Osceola PEO Society while Mrs. Johnston receives many gifts at a miscellaneous shower for forty guests. The Merry Workers meet at the Presbyterian church with hostesses Miss Bernice Brown and Mrs. Aug Johnson. Gab-a-lots entertainment occurs with Mrs Mills hosting. Mr. and Mrs. J G Clark return from California visit with Clarks in Bishop Hill. Mrs. Hallfast of St. Louis visits Elizabeth Hallfast with Netsell sister reunion. Frank and Mrs. Anderson host a surprise shower with friends and gifts for the newlyweds.

Wm. Heitzman J. L. Heald Wilber Johnston Presbyterian Church Aug Johnson Ella McKeag Bernice Brown Frank H. Anderson Mrs. Anderson

Celebrate 55th Wedding of Netsells in Stromsburg

Mr and Mrs O1f Netsell of Stromsburg observed their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at home Tuesday with twenty five guests. Attending were Mrs Elizabeth Hallfast of Bishop Hill Inls and Mrs J A Willard of St Louis plus Mrs Netsell's sister Mrs Christina Barrett of Springfield Ohio. Bridesmaids at the original wedding attended again. Out of town guests included Joe Netsell Central City Ford Netsell Cheyenne and Mr and Mrs James Dunn Osceola.

J. Willard St. Louis City Elizabeth Hallfast Bishop Hill James Dunn Hallfast Wilard Olof Netsell Stromsburg Barrett Netsell Joe Netsell Central City Ford Netsell Cheyenne Osceola

School notes prompt parent participation for activity program

The note asks parents to read the upcoming high school activity program sheets, fill them out, and return them promptly. It notes few budget tickets are sold outside the school and argues that removing the fun program risks a dead institution as students seek activities elsewhere. Signed by C. Be. Andrews.

Osceola Football Schedule List From 1920s

The schedule lists games for Osceola with road trips to Madison David City Albion Crete Schuyler Clay Center Seward and home/neutral noon date at Columbus Open on November 30. Other opponents include Osceola at Albion Crete at Crete and Osceola at Osceola.

Columbus Madison Osceola David’City Albion Crete Schuyler Clay Center Seward

Deavers and Brazees Visit Miss Brazee in Elsie

Mr and Mrs Frank B Deavers of David City and Mr and Mrs D A Brazee of Shelby drove to western part of the state Friday and visited Miss Wreatha Brazee who is teaching school at Elsie Nebraska

Frank B. Deavers David City D. A. “Brazee Shelby Wreatha ‘Brazee Elsie, Nebr

Dedication of Polk County's New Court House

The people of Polk County are cordially invited to attend the dedication of the New Court House at Osceola Nebraska on Tuesday Oct 10 1922. A free program of entertainment is planned with no cost to attendees and hospitality from the community.

Polk County

Carson Auto Co Display At Polke County Fair Attracts Attention

At the Polke County Fair the Carson Auto Co showcased a large display board featuring about sixty Ford parts for autos trucks and tractors. The exhibit offered visitors a chance to inspect parts likely needed and to study their functions, highlighting ease of obtaining Ford parts and the Carson display’s timely usefulness.

Polke County Carson Auto Co Ford Carson

Parent Teachers Meeting at School House

The Parent Teachers Association will meet at the school house on Monday evening next at 7 30. The program includes Music by Miss Bailey Grade Work by Miss Alverson The Finished Product by Rev Klein A Question Box led by Frank Anderson President Ivalo Van Vlack Secretary

Parent Teachers’ Association Bailey Miss Alverson Rev. Klein Frank Anderson Ivalo van Vlack Secy

Mattson Cederberg Wedding at Swede Home Church

Miss Freda Mattson wed Carl Cederberg in a Tuesday ceremony at Swede Home Lutheran church in front of about 100 guests. The event featured orchid and white motifs, a three course luncheon, and performances by local musicians. both families and the couple are noted members of Swede Home community.

Freda Mattson Carl, .Cederberg Herman Nelson Dannebrog Sanga Lohengren Edgar Hultman Genoa Florence Thoren Denver Arthur Cederberg Orpha Sward Joseph Gward Martin Anderson Adolph Forss Miss Thoren Elsie Pierson Sword the Brice Serenius Alvin Swanson Swan Mattson Swan Cederberg Genevieve Fredrickson Augustana College Swan

Wallace Scott Weds Mae McGaffin in Polk Baptist Parsonage

Wallace Scott son of Mr and Mrs Alex Scott Stromsburg and Mae McGaffin daughter of Editor and Mrs H M McGaffin Polk were married at Polk Baptist parsonage on Saturday Sept 30 at 11 am Rev Claude Neal performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives. They plan a short wedding trip to Omaha before residing in Stromsburg where Scott works with his father in the coal and material business and is building a new home. Scott is a former overseas service member. The couple are warmly congratulated by friends.

H. W. Pine T.w.blake Des Moines G.A Silas Miller Shelby Miller Florence Sturdevant E.P. Sturdevant Leona Nantkes Lincoln H. F. Nantkes C.B. Andrews Hastings Andrews Wilk Dahlin Mary Larson Kewane2 City Gust Samuelson John ‘Reitz Chambers Holt County L. B. Reitz Faye Osborn Genevieve van Hoosen Omaha L.j.van Hoosen O. P. Jones Fremont O. E. Jones M. P. Anderson Wahoo Frank Larson J. M. Seward Comstock W. A. Carnine Margaret Josephine Jackson Sarah Hern York W. A. Coffendaffer Richard Johnson L. J. Johnson St. Louis Joyselan Snider Marguerite Reckmeyer Maurine Dahlberg Allie Mill Webster Mills James Innegs England Montreal W. H. Clark Adentow Blanche Snyder McCoy Lades Funkhouser Missouri Wallace Scott Alex Scott Stromsburg Mae McGaffin H. M. McGaffin Polk Baptist Parsonage Claude Neal Scott Raymond Anderson Uncle Sam

Jantha Hotchkiss and Gorge D Gilbert wed at First M E Church

The couple married October 8 1922 at the First M E parsonage with Rev W W Hull officiating. They planned a brief honeymoon in Omaha and Lincoln and will reside on a northwest farm after returning. Also notes Frank Ball and wife visiting relatives in the area and Robert McBeth returning to Canton Ohio after news of Dallas Seaberg’s death.

Jantha Hotchkiss Gorge D. Gilbert M.E W. W. Hull Omaha Lincoln Frank Ball Bert Ball Frank Union Pacific Robert McBeth Canton Ohio Dallas Seaberg Mr. Seaberg Polk County

Fire destroys wheat stacks and threshing machine near Stromsboro

Fire reported in a southeast Stromsboro wheat field burned four stacks belonging to Ed Blomquist and the threshing machine of Frank Rystrom on Tuesday. Officials suspect sparks from the engine as the cause though uncertain in the dry conditions that allowed the blaze to consume all stacks in the yard.

Ed Bloomquist Stromsboro Blomquist Frank Rystrom

Stromsburg Boy Hurt In Auto Crash

Martin Lind of Pleasant Home precinct suffered a severe spinal injury when a car veered into a ditch after a dog crossed or chased it on the Osceola to Swele Home road. His brother Ruth Johnson and Myrtle Fredrickson were bruised. Martin, twenty, is at Flippin infirmary with guarded prognosis but improving.

Martin Lind Pleasant Home Flippin Infirmary Stromsburg Mr. Lind Osceola Swele Martin Ruth Johnson Myrtle Fredrickson John Lind

Douglas Speaking Dates Set in Hackberry and Platte

Republican legislator candidate R. G. Douglas will speak next week at Centennial School Hackberry on Wednesday Oct 11 and Horace Willetts Platte precinct on Friday Oct 13. State issues and county ticket candidates will be discussed as meetings begin at 8 o'clock with an invitation to all local men and women voters.

R. G. Douglas Centennial School Hackberry Horace Willetts Platte

Rules of the Road Guidance and Reckless Driving Provisions

The text outlines driving rules such as keeping to the right, passing safely, entering intersections cautiously, signaling turns, and not obstructing traffic. It also forbids stopping on crosswalks and requires vehicle lights and signals, plus definitions of reckless driving including intoxication and loss of control.

Wlk &O

Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife and Mother

The Gustafson family thanks friends for kindnesses after the death of their wife and mother. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers, the singers, pallbearers, the minister, and other friends. Signed by C. G. Gustafson and families Nels Johnson Hjalmer Gustafson H A Gustafson Walter and Linnea Gustafson.

C. G. Gustafson Nels Johnson Hjalmer Gustafson H. A. Gustafson Walter Linnea Gustafson

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE FRANK S_ LARSON China Nell Grantham Kearney Osceola P.E.O. Society M.a.mills Allie Mills Esther Lees J. G. Clark Chas. Harvey Baby Harvey Albin Wm. Hermann Runge Adam Snyder Jno. Finecy Anderson Alyx Mustard C. BE. Andrews H. W. Pike Parent Teachers Meeting Douglas
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