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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1942

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Polk County Boy Enlists in Army Air Corps

Victor Cerny, 20, son of Mrs. Mary Cerny, enlisted in the Army Air Corps in September 1942. After basic training at Fort Leavenworth he was sent to Louisville then Blythe Field California in mid October where he serves as an air mechanic.

Victor Cerny Mary Cerny Army Air Corps Ft. Leavenworth Kansas Louisville Kentucky Blythe Field California

Polk County Farms Sold by Referee

Three Polk County farms totaling 240 acres south of Shel by belonging to the McMillen estate sold at referee sale on Tuesday. Buyers were Harry Lees 160 acres at 63 dollars per acre, Jesse McMillen 40 acres at 60 dollars per acre, and Wm McKeag 40 acres at 50 dollars per acre.

Polk County Shelby McMillen Harry Lees Jeseée McMillen Wm. McKeag

Union Pacific withdraws removal petition on trains 547 548

The Union Pacific Railroad withdrew its petition to discontinue trains Nos 547 and 548 between Lincoln and Grand Island, reserving the right to file again later. A withdrawal letter said the trains would remain in service for the present. The original petition claimed equipment was needed for war movements.

Union Pacific Railroad Lincoln Grand Island

New Extension Circular Details Rat Feeding Box at Courthouse

Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service releases Extension Circular 1525 describing a rat feeding box for use in frequented areas. The device uses week lasting barium carbonate bait and can reuse old boxes or crates for materials as a simple construction. Available at Polk County Extension Office.

Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service Polk County

Chartie Coleman Celebrates 50 Years Leading Stromeburg Headlight

Stromsburg townfolk honor Chattie Coleman for fifty years as head of the Stromeburg Headlight. A complimentary dinner is planned tonight to mark the milestone and recognize her long tenure at the country weekly.

Chartie Coleman Stromeburg Stromsburg Chattie

Methodist Church Plans Youth Fellowship And Flag Dedication

The Methodist church announces a Wednesday evening board meeting at the Parsonage to discuss church school progress. Rev. Randall invites high school age youths to a Tuesday meeting October 27 to explore a young people's fellowship. A Christian service flag dedication is planned with further notice.

Methodist Church G. A. Randall Church Board of Education Randall

Record honor roll brings home teachers on vacation

Arlington Neb teaches two week break as schools close for corn picking. Albert Inselman Henry Brunkhorst Mrs C J Johnson Walter Calhoun Jr Roy VanHoosan Arthur Wieseman Dr A A Wurtz Mrs Kate Brazee Miss Althea Thelander, a teacher at Arlington, Nebraska, is home for vacation as students head to corn fields.

Albert Inselman Henry Brunkhorst C. J. Johnson Walter Calhoun Jr Roy VanHoosen Arthur Wieseman A. A. Wurtz Kate Brazee Althea Thelander Arlington Nebr

War Board forms Farm Transportation Committee in Polk County

Polk County USDA War Board in special session named Herman A. Anderson M G Lindburg Don Nordberg and Carl Cederberg as Farm Transportation Committee members with alternates Merwin D Carlson Lynn F Brigham Clyde Smith and H B Branting The group will register farm and commercial trucks handling 517 or more of farm products October 22 23 24 at Osceola Stromsburg Polk Shelby and Osceola locations Applications mailed from ODT must be brought to registration sites for filling and review before certification of War Necessity for gas repairs or tires.

WAR ‘Board Polk County Usda War Board Farm Transportation Herman A. Anderson Osceola M. G. Lindburg Polk Don Nordberg Stromsburg Carl Cederberg Merwin D. Carlson ODT

Local Notices: Family Visits and Illness in Wesley Chapel

Rev Arthur Gutherie visits his ill father Ed Bonne in an Omaha hospital. Paul Herrmann, son of Mr and Mrs W G Herrman, serves in Alaska. Elaine and Eugene Treadway vacation from Omaha to see family. Thomas Lockard from Davenport IA visits his parents. Mr and Mrs Ray Burns and children of Lincoln visit D C Burns and Lula Vincent in Stromeburg.

Greens Chapel Mission Sunday and community notes

Greens Chapel church notes show a Mission Sunday on Oct 25 with worship at 11 and school at 10. Delegates will attend Hastings District group meeting in Polk. Local social visits are listed, including residents from Lincoln Omaha St Louis and Columbus.

Asia Hastings Polk

Secretary Haetert to Collect Polk County Fair Premiums

Secretary Louis Haetert will be at the Corn Palace Cafe in Osceola next Monday afternoon October 26 to pay Polk County fair premiums for 1942.

Louis Haetert Corn Palace Osceola

Youngsters Active in Polk County Scrap Drive

Polk County AAA reports broad youth participation in a county wide salvage drive. Osceola led with over 3,000 pounds collected before nightfall, while Stromsburg and Shelby also saw strong effort as children used wagons to haul scrap. The county aims to finish tallying amounts remaining on farms and total scrap collected, currently about 1,376,600 pounds locally, roughly 160 pounds per person.

Robert C. Taddiken Polk County Triple A Osceola Polk Stromsburg Shelby AAA Taddiken A. L. Chantry Polk County Salvage

Large attendance at Polk County Woman's Club convention

About seventy attended the luncheon at the annual Polk County Woman's Club Convention held in Osceola on Monday October 19 with County President Miss Hazelle Hedbloom presiding. Morning reports and business featured an address by W. W. Norton of Osceola. After lunch Miss Anna Smrha State Health Department chief nutritionist and Mrs Russell Frie dell of the State Department of Vital Statistics spoke. All former officers were re elected for another term: President Miss Hazelle Hedbloom Stromsburg Vice President Mrs Lloyd Kroger Polk Secretary Mrs M J Merrick Osceola Treasurer Mrs A Slusser Polk.

Polk County Woman’s Club Osceola Hazelle Hedbloom W. W. Norton Anna Smrha State Health Department Russell Friedell State Department of Vital Statistics Stromsburg Lloyd Kroger Polk M. J. Merrick A. Slusser

Stromsburg News Highlights Local Family Visits and Weddings

Mrs Augusta Slusser and Albert Johnson travel to Shelby to help with farm duties during corn picking. Miss Dorothy Bauder marries Tom Letto in Omaha as relatives from Stromsburg attend. Paul Sundberg visits from Los Angeles. Gordon Smith and Clarence Burgeson visit Polk and others attend Swede Plain church anniversary.

Stromsburg Augusta Slusser Albert Johnson Shelby Henry Johnson Pearl Atkinson Neligh Nebraska W. A. Atkinson Hastings Miss Atkinson W. P. Anderson Oscar Stromberg Harold Baker Jola Mae Peterson Dorothy Bauder Gene Bauder Omaha Tom Letto Methodist Church Paul Sundberg Los Angeles California P. A. Sundberg Sundberg Central City Gordon Smith Clarence Burgeson Milton Anderson Jn Vonne Polk Hobart Williams Jack and Jill L. E. Williams Herbert Olson Wallace Sherwood Oliver Krahling Victor Anderson Emma

Pharmaceutical sales pitch for Avi-Tab and Panamin

An advertisement urges readers to buy Dr Salsburys Avi Tab or Dr Hess Panamin from Crouse Tex Drug Co, promoting these products as timely options for feeding palettes.

Crouse-Tex Drug Co

Shelby Social Roundup Shows Local Visitors and Reunions

Miss Wilma Wills visited Lincoln relatives and attended the Nebraska Minnesota game. Several Shelby residents returned home from near Albin Wyoming after three weeks in potato fields. State University student Robert Hastert spent the weekend with his parents. Wahoo and Grand Island visitors joined Shelby relatives for weekend visits. Omaha guests stayed with Shelby hosts. Lincoln guests visited Mrs Bemis and family over the weekend.

Wilma Wills Lincoln Sylvester Glatter Delmar Alt John Reisdorff Sylvester Bernt Kenneth White Max Bernt George Eller Albert Alt Martin Shemek Albin Wyo Robert Hastert State University Shelby Louis Hastert Louis Nicolas Marilyn Wahoo Myrtle Kittridge North Platte Alma Hayhurst Grand Island W. C. Hayhurst James Jensen Omaha

Harmony Society Meeting At St Paul Lutheran Church

Everett L. Bexell pastor leads Harmony Society gathering at the church parlors Thursday at 8:00 pm with Miss Margaret Boden as program leader and Rolland Wikstrom catering. Sunday schedule includes 10:00 am Sunday School and 11:00 am worship with a sermon on Christian Assurance and 7:30 pm Vesper Bible Study titled The Rich and The Poor.

Harmony Society Margaret Boden Rolland Wkstrom Christian Assurance

Polk County Youth Enlists After Navy Recruiting Start

Roy E B Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Ed A Johnson graduated from Osceola High School class of 1935. He joined the CCC at David City moved to Franklin Nebraska later clerk at a hotel then enlisted in the Navy in January 1942 and has served in the Great Lakes recruiting office.

Roy EB. Johnson Ed A. Johnson Osceola High School CCC David City Franklin Nebr Navy Great Lakes Tll

Fairview Notes Reach Homebound Visitors and Gatherings

Fairview items list local movements including Mr and Mrs Wm Wilcox and Grace returning from Seattle to Midwest travels. The J Carlo Bryant family visited Rev Hamilton in Hastings. Miss Sophie Reed of Polk stayed with George Reed. Fred Touder family visited Chalmer Daniel. Mrs Elmer Benson hospitalized in Stromsburg. Ethel Webb spent Sunday near Central City with sister. George Buchta hosted Wm Buchta for wedding and birthday anniversaries. L Lohr and Helen McCormick visiting Wm Dake. Ladies Aid to hold chicken supper at Hall Tuesday evening.

Fairview Wm. Wilcox Grace Donald ‘Wilcox Seattle J. Carlo Bryant Hastings Central City George Buchta Wm. Buchta

Polk County Social Roundup Note Guests and Visits

Mr and Mrs Martin Smith and daughter shared Sunday dinner with Wm Ziegelbein and family. Henry and kin attended the asbestos wrappers dinner dance at the Yancey Hotel in Grand Island. Nearby visitors included Paul Stevens L C Orendorf and others in York and Bradshaw. Frank Anderson returned from Greeley Colorado. Janelle Kruse from Seattle visited Polk residents while Lois Cockle traveled to Kearney with Mary Blair and others.

Polk Martin Smith Wm. Ziegelbein Dana Westfall Martha Westfall Howard Herbes Yancey Hotel Grand Island Paul Stevnes L. C. Orendorf York Delvin Newton Don Newton Denver Paul Stevens Will Stevens Blanche T. A. Stevens J. C. McClure Lizzie Smith Bradshaw E. D. Madison C. M. Fredrickson Paul Strand Esther Berggren Osceola Carlyn Leo Wurtz Lois Cockle Lincoln Cora Cockle Vergil Eisler Lloyd Blair Kearney Mary Blair

Silver Creek Defeats Osceola Bulldogs 19 to 7

Silver Creek beat Osceola 19 to 7 in a conference game. Chilliha scored on a two yard run for Silver Creek in the first quarter. Braise and Braithwait connected for Osceola’s score, and Osceola blocked a punt for a second quarter TD.

Osceola Silver Creek Chilliha Brazee Braithwait Wayne Parks Clarks Stromsburg

W C T U Convention Held at Stromsburg

The Polk county W C T U annual convention met at the Methodist church in Stromsburg last Wednesday with Mrs H F Haverland of Stromsburg presiding. Osceola Polk and Stromsburg delegates attended. A memorial service was led by Mrs I J Merrick of Osceola and Olive McBeth spoke briefly. Stromsburg Union won the banner for most points in the Standard of Efficiency. Officers re elected: President Mrs John Falk Stromsburg, Vice President Mrs Ross Goethe Polk, Secretary Miss Blanche Stevens Polk, Treasurer Miss Lulu Hendrickson Osceola.

W.C.T.U Stromsburg Polk County Mrp. H. F. Haverland Osceola Polk and Stromsburg I. J.merrick Olive McBeth Hattie Sylvester Ashland

Bindweed Worries Area Farmland Valuations

Paul Stewart of the Federal Land Bank at Omaha warns Nebraska farmers that bindweed lowers land productivity and value. Buyers and appraisers factor infestation, often reducing infested fields toward pasture values, and widespread presence harms loan and sale values across the community.

Paul Stewart Federal Land Bank Omaha Nebraska Stewart

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