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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1940

Page

7

Osceola City to Sell Property in Gray's Addition

The mayor and city council of Osceola Nebraska authorized Oct 3 1940 a private sale of 150 feet of Lot 2 Block 1 Gray's Addition to Mildred B Richmond and Sujan Louisa Richmond as joint tenants with right of survivorship for 90. A remonstrance by 30 percent of electors within 30 days from Oct 10 1940 could block the sale. otherwise deed will transfer title. City Clerk Guy F Ball confirms. Oct 17 24 31.

Gray Osceola Nebraska Mildred B. Richmond Sujan Louisa Richmond Lillian Louisa Richmond Harry W. Pratt

Polk County Nebraska Announces 1940 General Election Proclamation

On November 5 1940 polling places in Polk County Nebraska will hold an election for president vice president US senator congressman governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general railway commissioner supreme court judge fifth district district court judge county judge county commissioner rural power district directors and other state local offices. The polls open 8 am to 8 pm. County Clerk John I Anderson notarizes the notice.

Polk County Nebraska United States Congress Supreme Court The State University District Court A. D

Red Cross Seeks Recruits in 1940 Defense Drive

In Washington Chairman Norman H. Davis urges Americans to join Red Cross during the November 11 to 30 roll call. Thousands of nurses and volunteers are needed to support soldiers, sailors, and home front relief, disaster aid, health nursing, safety education, and Junior Red Cross programs. War relief is funded by a 20 million dollar public contribution.

America Defense Army Navy American Red Cross Norman H. Davis Washington Red Cross Mr. Davis Red Cross Army of Mercy Europe

Local Folks Attend Visits and Meetings in Polk County

Swede Home residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Flodman hosted visitors Sunday. District Methodist meeting in Aurora drew Mmes Sundberg Dahlin McCoy and Rev S W Longacre. Several couples traveled to Fullerton Stromsburg Loup City and Hampton for family gatherings showers and vacations.

Charles Wright Myron Colberg Stromsburg Macrella Larson Elmore Nelson Rolland Swanson A. E. Swanson John Monson Kimball Ivan Johnson E. W. Hahn LaVerne Lloyd Norstedt Loup City R. W. Keuper Chris Waak Otis Waak Irene Stewart Cliff Cramer Lester Rehrs Hebert Rehrs Hampton W. C. Steele Arkansas Texas South

Community Notices From St. Andrews Area

Local items report Miss Elsie Cerny visiting Omaha for Ak-Sar-Ben events and relatives gathering in Osceola Grand Island and Lincoln for football and mass services. Ill John Kubicek Sr. ill in Columbus hospital from blood poisoning. Community groups plan a food sale November 20 in Osceola and almanac of visits, birthdays, and housewarming events across Osceola Bellwood and surrounding towns.

ST. Andrews News Elsie Cerny Omaha John Staroscik Mary Ann Grand Island Kmm4j Anna Cerny Gary Altmanshofer Columbus E. Messing Larry Lambe Osceola John Cerny Fred Henggeler Leona Anna Welch Leonard Kropatch Altar Society Albert W. Gabriel Fred Bernt

Local Social Roundup From Stromsburg and Surrounding Areas

A succession of Sunday visits and family gatherings from Stromsburg area ranches and towns. Wren Sherwood and family shared time at the Merle Lavelle home near Polk while Dick Christensen and Bob Christensen joined H Christensen in Lincoln. Roy Ericson Jr. visited from Lincoln for the weekend with his parents, and Morris Johnson’s family plus Pearl and Myrtle Anderson shared Sunday supper at Milton Anderson’s near Polk. Oscar Samuelson Signe and Walter spent Sunday with C A Lundstrom’s family near Swede Home. J L Olson turned seventy Friday and relatives celebrated with a late evening gathering and refreshments.

Stromsburg Wren Sherwood Dorothy Wallace Sherwood Merle Lavelle Polk Dick Christensen Wahoo Bob Christensen Lincoln H. Christensen Roy Ericson Jr Roy Ericson Morris Johnson Pearl Myrtle Anderson Milton Anderson Oscar Samuelson Signe Walter C. A. Lundstrom J. L. Olson

Livestock Prices Report From Grand Island Oct 14 1940

Price ranges for hogs and sows listed by weight class with vaccination status. Fat hogs 180-220 at 5.95 to 6.07, 220-260 5.85 to 5.95, 260-300 5.65 to 5.85, 300 up 5.50 to 5.75. Pigs and shoats show varied ranges, vaccinated and unvaccinated categories included. Hog and pig market described as active along with cattle market, with stock cattle generally higher.

St. & Med

Card of Thanks for Legion Aid After Death

The Koehler family expresses sincere appreciation to the American Legion and helpers who eased their burden during the loss of their father and brother. Joan Koehler Mrs. Clara Berck Mr. and Mrs. Will Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Koehler

American Legion Joan Koehler Clara Berck Will Herrmann Walter Koehler Wesley Koehler

Willkie Praises Local Press in National Newspaper Week

Wendell Willkie told Roy A. Brown in San Francisco that he studies local papers and their ads to gauge a community and job market. He said a free American press is essential to democracy and pledged to defend reporters' rights if elected president.

Wendell L. Willkie Roy A. Brown National Editorial Association San Rafael Calif Independent San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Willkie United States America

Mrs Willkie Smiles At Crowds On Campaign Tour

Mrs. Wendell Willkie enjoys her first cross country campaign trip calling it interesting with enormous crowds. She notes little rowdiness and little fatigue while condemning egg throwing and prejudice amid the enthusiasm she sees from supporters.

Wendell Willkie

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