At home motto speaks of satisfaction and pay
A concise note states the speaker’s guiding idea is satisfaction or no pay, emphasizing commitment to fair compensation and living room work ethic in a simple, direct line.
12 Oct 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
A concise note states the speaker’s guiding idea is satisfaction or no pay, emphasizing commitment to fair compensation and living room work ethic in a simple, direct line.
School notes highlight student performances with solos by Gylling Troupe and piano by Warshal Smocker, visits by Miss Holderness Burton and Mrs Inness, and a new training exhibit booth secured for the Osceola schools at the state fair. The school bank grows to 137 depositors, primary class readies its first books, and eighth grade work on percentages shows strength. A social event recounts the Old Time Social Center gathering at Mrs Mills home with roll call, feast, and plans for a 1917 August picnic.
Last Sunday drew large congregations with rising Sunday school attendance. The Epworth League met with about thirty participants. The Pipe organ and sound earned high praise for musical quality. Next Sunday morning will feature communion with individual cups and a new observance method, followed by an evening service of song and welcome.
The church invites the public to both morning and evening services with sermons on God Day and after Death What Good singing by the choir. Theo J. Asmus is pastor and Dr. Jackson will hold free consultations at Miss Fox residence on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 3 30 to 5 30 p m. Jay Hastings traveled to Central City Friday. Mrs Chas Reisdorff visited David City and Miss Alice Fox saw Stromsburg friends. Mrs W E Snider also returned Friday.
In a three step process buyers select fabric choose fashion and get measured to ensure proper fit. The ad promotes made to measure Royal tailored suits and overcoats at four price points 18.50 20 25 and 30 asserting fit as the key to lasting style.
Judge Cornish, a vigorous district jurist in the prime of life, holds an extraordinary record of decisions approved by the Supreme Court. Three judges are to be elected. Lawyers in the community can attest to his fitness for the Supreme Court.
Announcement of revival meetings in German M E church Valley with services at 8:00 p.m in English led by Rev. F H Hilmer inviting neighbors. Also notes on pupils and campus activities including injury in a York-Doane football game and Glenn Shelmadine’s dislocated shoulder.
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