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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
5
Property listings describe a 20 acre tract for sale in Polk county near Silver Creek with interest in settling an estate. Local notices mention the death of Paul Howland in Sterling Colorado, age 86, and ties to E J Howland of Osceola. The page also lists various community ads, events, and personal updates from Osceola and surrounding areas.
The Osceola and Silver Creek teams played recently with Osceola showing strong play in a 14 to 9 score. Alex Mills had a long pass for a touchdown. The squad, led by Coach Snugg, names two players weekly to the football honor roll, currently listing Murray Crouse Stanley Anderson Alex Mills Logan Danskin Raymond Scholz Art Wieseman John Burritt and Gerald Mentifk. Community Club honors leading players at dinners. The first six weeks end with new report cards using letters from numerical grades for grades this term the permanent record will keep numeric semester grades.
The note lists a Sunday program at 2 45 p m Sunday School and 3 30 p m Worship Service with Rev Proest lecturing next Sunday The public is invited and asked to keep the date in mind for the services
Luther Church announces Thursday eight o'clock Luther League hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Deeter and Otto Olson. Sunday services at 10 Sunday School 11 Worship no vesper due to pastor at York Mission Meeting. Tuesday 2 30 Womens Missionary Society at Mrs Egnar Hultman home. Thursday October 28 Harmony Society at Frances and Ruth Boden home. Rev Paul Melin pastor.
The department thanks Mrs. Malek Mr. McFadden Mr. Olson Mr. Lesner Lowell Hanson and Supt. Wilson for cars for a 42 person observ ation trip to Lincoln. The day included a band day at the stadium and a full schedule from 6:00 a.m. departure to 6:00 p.m. return. A seventh grade farewell party for Marvin Anderson featured Bingo Bunco fountain pen and refreshments.
A chaotic humorous piece mocks consumer culture and radio era jokes. It features rind like quips about shingles, flooring, and cabinetry, with mock ads and stage banter about safety, driving, and family life presented in a dated style.
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