Mrs Matthew Herrmann Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Word was received of the death of Mrs. Matthew Herrmann in a Cincinnati hospital on Sunday morning after an operation. She had been in ill health for a year. Survived by husband Rev. Matthew Herrmann two sons Albert Herrmann Waterbury CT and Dr Walter W Herrmann Iowa City IA one daughter Mrs Veryl Morgan Fort Sill OK and two grandsons Monte and Marvin Morgan. Funeral services were held in Cincinnati with interment there. Rev Herrmann is a brother of A J and W J Herrmann of Osceola and long known here as superintendent of the Bethany Home for old people in Cincinnati.
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Matthew Herrmann
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
Malmen and Bennett wedding at Free Mission parsonage
Miss Doris Malmen daughter of Robert Malmen wed Cecil Bennett son of Mrs. W A Bennett at the Free Mission parsonage last Thursday. Rev S C Theo Ramsey officiated. Attendants were Bernice Malmen and Lowell Bennett. The couple will reside on a Stromsburg area farm after a brief wedding trip.
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Benett
Stromssburg High School
Betty LaVerne
Stromsburg
Infant dies after York Hospital birth in Polk County
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Lindleburg born at York Hospital last week Sunday passed away. Community notes cover church class auto party and various local visits and events includingFederated Women’s Clubs meetings and football trip to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lindleburg
York Hospital
Baptist Church
Nelson
Lincoln
Veteran’s Hospital
Lloyd Krogery
Loup City
Glenn Hill
Wayne Hill
Grand Island
Grayce Stevens
Guy Blanchard
Cotesfield
Warren Frickey
Benedict
Jonas Nordeen
California
R. B. Williams
Ralph Shafer
Will Wurtz
James McClure
Ellen Larson
The
Aurora
Arthur Eckdahl
Eckdahl
Albert Peterson
Shannon Shafer
Omaha
A. K. Crow
Seth Piper
Albert Sundberg
Orlie Adelson
Fairbury
Federated Womens Clubs
Martha Ice
Charles Eckies
W. A. Stevens
Harry Peterson
Irvin Anderson
F. W. Peterson
Shelby Social News Recaps Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Joe Schott and relatives host the St Anne Sodality at the parish hall on Thursday afternoon. Residents report visits by Elmer Rasp and family to care for ill Miss Bertha Benda. Local trips include Una Hanshew entering University Hospital in Omaha and Patt Lave family visiting North Bend. Funeral attendees from Princeton and Creston gather for Fred Kumpf’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schott
Louie Schott
A. L. Schott
St. Anne
Una
Omaha
University Hospital
Hanshew
Retta Brigham
Geo. Ireland
Ernest Lucas
Fremont
Rebekah Lodge
Iowa
Jake Morrow
Chick Feila
Derrington
Tronit
Ruga
Beatrice
Shelby
A. L. Lewis
Feila
Henry Augustin
Patt Lave
North Bend
Mr. Lux
Eva Lux
Blanche Jackson
Payette Idaho
J. C. Hotchkiss
Fred Kumpf
Edward Husser
Minnie Schlund
Louie Kumpf
Princeton
Illinois
George
Louie Husser
Zaring
Mary Kumpf
Peru
Ilinois
Henry Kumpf
Atchison
Kansas
Creston
Platte Center
Nebraska
Philp Gering
Stanley Stastny
Johnson Hatchery
Kelley
West Main Street
Anna Juno
Louis Pechanec
Joe Cimala
Bessie Pechanec
Timken
C. J. Augustin
Helen Wallick
Los Angeles
California
Fred Scow
Dorcas Society
Loretta Rowley
York
Harriett Askew
Otto Sommerfeld
Norfolk
Peter Bitter
Mr. Sommerfeld
Bitter
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
The text announces a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m and Evening Worship at 7 p m Rev Richard Sammon of Omaha will conduct the morning service and a union Methodist Presbyterian service will be held at 7 p m led by Rev W H Wright A large attendance is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Richard Sammon
Omaha
Methodist
Presbyterian
W. H. Wright
Crouse-Tex Drug Co Offers Affordable Prescription Fillings
Crouse-Tex Drug Co advertises filling doctor's prescriptions with top quality drugs at low, affordable prices for customers seeking reliable medication options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
West Side Social News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Vanette Fredrickson of Lincoln spent the week visiting relatives nearby and returned home Thursday. Wells of the Fredrickson family attended celebration and football in Lincoln. Rodney Roberts hosted many guests at High Prairie. Ellen Anderson and son Don returned from Harcourt Iowa after a week with relatives. Mrs. Carroll Flodman had a shower at Marvin Fredrickson’s home. Local residents hosted visitors from St. Paul Nebraska Woodman Colorado York and Swede Home for events and a Halloween program is planned at Swede Home hall Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanette Fredrickson
Lincoln
Russell
Wallace
Wesley Fredrickson
Reuben Johnson
Nebraska-Iowa
Paul Roberts
Rusty
Ross
Caroline
Rodney Roberts
High Prairie
Wm. Fieil
Harold Wolfe
Pete Christensen
Aurora
Ellen Anderson
Donald
Harcourt
Iowa
Carroll Flodman
Marvin Fredrickson
Fredman
J. J. Bisguard
St. Paul
Nebr
School Notes Kinder to Fifth Grade Activities and Events
Kindergarten notes describe a Pow Wow and a park hike to observe leaves. First grade reports perfect papers and new pupil Georgann Grossnicklaus. Second and third grades aim for better reading and attendance. a library book a week contest runs. Fourth grade covers illness, division, fire and Columbus Day, plus perfect spellers Jimmie Johnston and Margaret Hansen. Fifth grade highlights a kitten ball win for the fifth over the fourth and the glee clubs events and a Lincoln trip by the 8th grade with details of participants and sites. High school notes mention Fullerton beating Osceola and a Nebraska State Teachers Convention schedule with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Donald Anderson
Donna Jean Pratt
Betty Jo Dillman
Pauline Melin
Lois Pierson
Shirley Rogers
Sandra Schuman
Robert Scholz
Georgann Grossnicklaus
Robbie Sigler
Ruth Bintz
Sam Byers
Dick Mills
Gilbert Johnson
State Penitentiary
State Capitol
Morrill Hall
Woolworth’s
Kenneth Almstrom
Bob Mills
Minerva Green
Verner Timm
Fullerton
Osceola
Csaceola
Community Notices and Local Visits Reported
St Andrews residents Albert Bern and family visited Schuyler at Florence Zeleny’s home. Walter Tschauner from near Columbus called on Seberger family. Albert Schmoker and relatives stopped at Walter Ross home near Monroe. Evelyn Bernt from Oconee visited Oswald Bernt’s. Bernt family and acquaintances shared Sunday dinner at Albert Gabriel’s. Dub Grossnicklaus beat Platte Valley 5 to 4 at local diamond. Nebosis relatives and Omaha visitors soent time with C. C. Abts Sr. in Columbus. Laur ence Albers birthday surprise at John Albers home with a Bunco contest and prizes. birthday cake centerpiece.
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Albert Bern
Schuyler
Florence Zeleny
Walter Tschauner
Columbus
Pete Seberger
Albert Schmoker
Julius A. Johansen
Walter Ross
Monroe
Evelyn Bernt
Oconee
Oswald Bernt
Alfred Bernt
John Tomasciewies
Duncan
Bertha Bernt
Virginia
Albert A. Gabriel
Dub Grossnicklaus
Platte Valley
Julius Nebosis
C. C. Abts Sr
Henry Nebosis
Paul Brickley
Sarah Jensen
Lincoln
W. C. Petersen Jr
al Shalander
Omaha
Wm. Koenig
Bellwood
John Albers
Laurence Albers
Bunco
Geneva Cerny
Arthur Gabriel
Barbara Cerny
Walter Nebosis
Methodist Church Sees Attendance Drop and Leadership Change
Sunday School losses fall from 237 to 188 as Mrs. L M Merrick resigns the Junior Department superintendency. Mrs. A E B Nyquist succeeds. Choir returns with an anthem. The sermon next Sunday morning is Under A Dictatorship and evening services may move to 7:30. Evening service to Presbyterian church next Sunday. Dr. Robert E Speer sermon A Gospel Adequate To The Times. Men’s choir resumes strong turnout.
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Methodist Church
L. M. Merrick
A. EB. Nyquist
Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Speer
Stromsburg Clinches league title with 6 to 1 win over Osceola
The Stromsburg Baseball Club defeated Osceola 6 to 1 at Buckley Park in the Central Nebraska Baseball League Championship series securing the season title. Earlier Stromsburg beat Central City 4 to 2 at home. The region saw community happenings including obituaries, visits, and a wedding reception for Cecil Bennett and spouse with local families in attendance.
Family Day At Wesley Chapel Draws Local Attendees
Fifty five attended the Wesley Chapel family day with the Earl Treadway family traveling the farthest and three families receiving honors for most miles. The Missionary Society met with eighteen present and the average monthly attendance for the year stood at fourteen. Various locals and relatives visited, with trips to Nebraska City and Omaha and Council Bluffs noted among attendees.
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Earl Treadway
J. H. Gustafson
Gustafson
Clarks
The
Missionary Society
Mark Gustafson
Hattie Fagg
Osceola
John Simonson
Lillian Huggler
Lincoln
Martin Scholz
Henry Johnson
Irvin Grossnicklaus
Roy Coy
Richards
Lloyd Treadway
Nebraska City
Ed Johnson
Julesberg
Colorado
Ella Bates
Holdredge
Earl Lundgren
Alma Peters
Clarence Anderson
Andersons
Johnsons
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Jacobson Brothers
Stromsburg
Chicago
Stromsburg Wins Central Nebraska League Championship
The Stromsburg Baseball team defeated Osceola 6 to 1 at Buckley Park in Stromsburg last Wednesday. This victory in the second game of the Central Nebraska Baseball League Championship series earns Stromsburg the league title for the season.
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Stromsburg
Osceola
Buckley Park Field
Central Nebraska School Men's Club Meeting Report
Supt. W. E. Thompson Coach Snugg Reuben Johnson and Andrew H. Nuquist attended a Central Nebraska School Men's Club meeting in Chapman on Tuesday evening. A 6:30 dinner was served followed by a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Thompson
Coach Snugg
Reuben Johnson
Andrew HE. Nuquist
Chapman
Central Nebraska
Blasting Cap Dangers Warned By County and Schools
County agents and many school authorities join with U S Department of Agriculture and the Institute of Makers of Explosives to combat rising blasting cap accidents among children. Reports show a 15 percent 1933 rise over 1932 and an 8 month 1934 increase of 29 percent over 1938, with 40 percent over 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agricultural
Institute of Makers of Explosives
United States
Training School for Church School Workers Opens
A planning meeting for the fourth Annual Training School for Church School Workers will be held October 23 at 7 30 p.m. in Stromsburg Methodist Church. Polk County church school workers are urged to attend to register and select four offered courses.
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Stromsburg Methodist Church
Polk County
Monkman
Fowler
Stiverson
Peterson
Pengelly
Melin
W. H. Wright
Osceola Hospital Notes Local Births and Discharges
Mrs Henry Olson and baby son were released from Osceola Hospital and returned home northwest of Osceola. Mrs Rudolph Carlson and infant daughter Joan Lorraine left the hospital Friday. William Dunbier released after appendicitis operation and returned to Gresham. Mrs Paul Engelhardt and daughter Shirley Anne returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ronal Peterson announce birth of son Robert Allan at Osceola Hospital Sunday morning. Mrs Peterson formerly Evelyn Mathe. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C M Humphrey at Osceola Hospital Tuesday morning named Marian Lee.
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Rudolph Carlson
Joan Lorraine
Osceola Hospital
William Dunbier
Osceola
Gresham
Paul Engelhardt
Shirley Anne
Ronal Peterson
Robert Allan
Peterson
Evelyn Matheson
C. M. Humphrey
Marian Lee
Osceola Woman's Club Meets with Reports and Plans
Osceola Woman's Club held its regular meeting with ten Literature Department members as host. Mrs. Joe Hanson spoke on The Child Labor Amendment and Mrs. James Inness reviewed The Song of Hugh Glass by John G. Neihardt. Junior Literature members totaled fourteen with one visitor. Plans were made for a county convention in Polk County. The Music Department gathered at the Presbyterian Church with fifteen members present though director Ruth Miller was ill.
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Osceola Woman’s Club
W. F. Kepner
Joe Hanson
James Inness
Hugh Glass
John G. Neihardt
Phil Campbell
H. W
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Polk
West Side
Maxine Jackson
LaVern Nelson
Laurence Jackson
Miss Oberg
Miss Huston
Wiggs
Tom Sawyer
Arline Pearson
Beth Sargent
Robert Mere
Grace Harrison
Shirley Ball
Donald Malek
Dean DeLand
Dean Everitts
Carl Moore
Leon Timm
Donald Kennedy
Vance Stickell
Ray Joy
Leon Carmen
Wayne Lesner
Robert Moore
Raymond Croisant
Glenn Kemp
Betty Sargent
Billy Umshler
Russell Snygg
A. B. Nuquist
Lucille Dickenson
Thasg
ST. Andrews
Missouri
C. F. Moore
A. V. Eielson
H. T. Lanham
Kenneth Christensen
Ralph Erickson
W. M. Scott
Florence Johnson
Carleton Anderson
Glenn Lindberg
C. P. Nelson
J. L. Hedbloom
Lutheran Hospital
Robert Malmen
Cecil Bennett
Signe
Bernice
Harriette
Ray Nordstrom
B. L. Johnson
S. C. Ramsey
Wesley Chapel
Henry Olson
Osceola Womans Club
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