Community Notes From Osceola Local Gazettes
Local social and business notices list sales of carrots and naptha gas by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.. club meetings and visits in Tekamah, Lincoln, St. Paul, Hastings, Albion, and Rupert. bridge scores, high prizes, and gatherings at homes of Sharon, Bryant, Frasier, Scholz, and Hulquest. Osceola residents attend conventions and visit relatives. sales of Buff Orpington cockerels and discounts at Economy Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Crouse
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Carl Bryant
S. P. Johnson
Tekamah
Phil Campbell
Lincoln
J. E. Steeple
St. Paul
Kepner’s
Herman Anderson
Roy VanHoosen
355Th Regiment
89Th Company
Albion
Fred Gilbert
George Berck
Omaha
Crouse-Tex Cruz Co
W. E. Thompson
C. A. Frasier
Hastings
W. J. Herbes
D. B. Hulquest
Crete
W. L. Hayden
Alliance
W. W. Norton
T.N.T. Bridge Club
Evelyn Scholz
Ann Mytholar
Shelby
Jean Jones
Edith Nicholls
Blanche Elwood
Louise Thompson
York
C. G. Greenwood
Beverly
Alvin’ Merrick
Fidelity
Methodist Sunday School
Berck Grove
Economy
Osceola Social Roundup and Local Notices
Mrs. George Bradbury visited Omaha with her daughter Mrs. Roy Hultman. Osceola routines include bridge clubs, chapter meetings, and a youth eighth grade trip to Lincoln. An Omaha resident, John Rathbun, and Missouri Valley couple Mrs. Florence Meadows and Mr. Rathbun wed in Wichita. Dr. G E Mason opens chiropractic office in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradbury
Omaha
Roy Hultman
Don Byers
Don Ray
Walter Byers
Lincoln
W. O. Hansen
Albion
C. J. Rosland
C. E. Weaver
Oscar Anderson
Grand Island
Geo. Humphrey
H. J. Tex
Night Owl
W. R. Kepner
Eastern Star
Kensington
W. D. Kirtley
D. B. Hulquest
E. A. Hedlund
John Rogers
Crouse- Tex Drug
George Carson
Wichita
Kansas
Rathbun
Polk County
R. W. Shirey
Long Beach
California
Kansas City
Supreme P. E. C
L. M Shaw
Wm. Grossnicklaus
W. L. Hayden
Alliance
Deborah Avery
W. K. Thompson
Paul Thelen
Berkeley
Thelen
Allie Arnokd
Osceola
Mason
Bournemouth claim as most radio minded town in Britain
The 1930 radio census shows Bournemouth with 21,039 registered radio sets out of 22,450 homes, a higher radio ownership rate than many American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bournemouth
Britain
London Tea Party for Deaf at St Bede’s Church
Silent tea party drew 250 guests at St Bede’s Church in South London. The annual event for the deaf and dumb featured short plays performed with sign interpretation accessible to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Bede’s Church
Modern Cooking Jokes About Electric Diner
A diner jokes that a modern kitchen uses electricity for every cook. The waiter explains their up to date methods while a customer suggests shocking the steak for better cooking.
Newspaper subscription offer details and rates
The notice explains new orders start immediately or at the stated time, renewals extend from expiration for full time paid, and mail rates are 25 cents per month extra outside Nebraska and North Kansas. It warns the offer may be withdrawn any time and instructs subscribing through the Osceola Record Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
North Kans
States
Osceola notices and community news in brief
Local items include shop ads for Brooks Market and fruit trucks, farm sales and strays, visits by relatives from Holdrege York and Albion, club meetings of Rebekahs and Eastern Star, and upcoming events at the Osceola Woman's Club and Farmers Education Union. A marriage license, kitchen cabinets display, and a subscription offer appear among the notices.
Fortune in Maine Surf Hidden as Agate Treasures
A Maine mineral bulletin notes agate stones surfacing along the coast from Duck Pond to Jonesport. Fortification, clouded, and moss agates are found in beach gravel, with moss varieties common and prized by jewelry makers. Roque Bluffs beaches also yield rounded specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Portland Press Herald
Duck Pond Beach
Portland
Roque Bluffs
Jonesport
Stamp misprint amuses natives on Nieu Island tacks
A Detroit News item notes stamp overprints on Nieu Island in the South Seas, a New Zealand dependency. In 1903 a stamp read Tehae Sileni meaning Thief Shilling, not One Shilling, provoking unusual merriment among the local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seas
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Nieu
The
Detroit News
Notice of Referee's Sale of Polk County Real Estate
The District Court of Polk County Nebraska orders sale of W half of NW quarter and NW quarter of SW quarter in Section 30 14 14 4 West to highest cash bidder November 14 1933 at 2 PM at Osceola Court House. One fifth cash at sale with balance on court confirmation possibly by March 1 1934. Property may be sold as a whole or in parcels to maximize proceeds. Referee S A Snider announces Mills Mills Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August P. Anderson
Lincoln
Selma
Anna Anderson
G. G. Shelmadine
Silver Creek
Osceola
F P. Shelmadine
J. C. McCormick
Henry van Hoosen
McCormick
Omaha
Pauline Campbell
W. E. Thompson
County Institute
Carl Bryant
A. EK. Nuquist
Reuben Johnson
Central Nebraska School Men’s Association
Fullerton
Joel Hanson
C. &. Jones
Harold
Phillip Tim
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Wren C. Sherwood
Emma. E. Sherwood
Court House
S. A. Snider
Chiropractor opens office near Rivoli Theatre
Dr G E Mason announces a new chiropractic office at the M E Peterson home one house east of the Rivoli Theatre. He brings twenty years of practice from Lincoln, has taught in three chiropractic colleges, and invites local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Peterson
Rivoli Theatre
Lincoln
G. E. Mason
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Milady Worth
Raspberri
Iceland
Blackbird
Lincoln Star
Osceola Record Office
Brooks’ Market
Hampshire
Harry Sundberg
Stromsburg
Ella Bates
Holdrege
August Anderson
L. W. Elwood
Albert Ryan
Rebekahs
Lodge
W. E Thompson
Dora Fischer
August Iystrom
Burrel
Fox
Laura Schmoker Delphi
Harlingen
Texas
Fred Schmoker
Elizabeth Pfeffer
Llyod Peterson
Do. M. Humphrey
Jonathan
Chas. Huggler
C. E. Hall
H. A. Hansen
Greta Pitman
Columbus
Elmer Hansen
McCook
Wesley Chapel Club
Franklin Wilams
Leona Dawes
Lulu Burns
Dawes
Hannah Herrmann
Farmers Education and Co-operative Union
American Legion Hall
Clyde Smith
W. F. Kepner & Son
S. A. Seaman
Robert Dickey
G. M. Moore
iMr
Leonard Fellows
Gresham
Fellows
Robert Jackson
University Hospital
Omaha Bee-News
Bay
Little’s Island
S. H. Randall
Central City
Norton
Martha Karges
Alfred Zipper
Valley
Shelby Catholic Church
Entre Nous Club
Edith Gray
T.J.O. Bridge Club
Charles Hastings
Paul Joy
Whitney
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
U. S
Moore-Cottrell, Inc
Wayland Trend
North Co
M. Powers
W. S. Heitzman
F. D. Mills
Amer O Bond
Mills & Mills
Prunes
Coen
Union Suits
Men
Steeple’s Store
Osceola, Nebr
Pepa Wellace Beery
Miriam Rq
Egal Ean
Barbara Stanwyck
Hotel Conant
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