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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

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Farmers See Five Cent Husking Price For Corn

County Agent Kelly reports Polk County Farm Bureau findings showing farmers oppose paying more than five cents per bushel for corn husking. Anticipated yields exceed 40 bushels per acre with many fields at 600 bushels, prompting use of mechanical pickers and concern over labor supply and future crop outputs.

Farmers County Kelly Polk County Farm Bureau Polk County Farm Bureau

Neighborhood Socials and Local Visits Highlight Shelby County Notes

A long list of social visits and family gatherings fills Shelby area notes. Attendees include the Schott, Karges, Merrick, Huggler, and Cerny families along with towns such as Osceola and Rising City. Events range from church meetings and a reception for Rev Pengelley to gardening, plastering, and fence repair with numerous weekend visits and birthday acknowledgments.

Local Social Notes Highlight Shelby District Activities

Shelby residents report visits to Omaha and Lincoln for health and shopping. Royal Neighbors hold district conventon in Milford. ministers and families host gatherings at the Methodist Church and with Shelby relatives. Local events include bridge evenings, university visitors, and a cattle shipment from Gothenburg for winter fattening.

Ed Carpenter Croahh O.A. Watkins Lincoln Richard Cole Wm Woodruff Omah P. R. Smith Kensington Brandt Harry Snider Missouri Valley Iowa Shelby J. L. Peterson P. R. Smith and Carrie Thelen Omesha L. H. Kumer Fremont Rebeccah Assembly Claud Cook Wanengo Nebr Louise She Business Grand Island Hazel McMeekin Bridge Club Osceola Merie Hastert Sophia Kresha

Methodist Church Announces Weekly Service Schedule

Handel Collier, minister, presides over regular services each Sunday at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. worship with Epworth Leagues at 6:30 p.m. and Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30. Ladies Aid meets Friday in the church parlors. King's Heralds meet Saturday 2:30 with Junior choir rehearsal. Next Tuesday both Young Women Missionary Kensington and Women's Foreign Missionary Society meet. Junior Choir greets again next Sunday at 7:30. Everyone welcome.

Epworth Ladies Aid Society D. B. Hulquest King’s Heralds Lowell Hansin Bert Hulquest Young ‘'Women's Missionary Kensington Madge Moore Women’s Foreign Missionary Society A. A. Gray Grau

Osceola and Aurora battle to a tense tie

Osceola opened strong on defense after a nervous start by Aurora, forcing punts. A late first half muffed triple pass hampered Aurora, and Osceola failed to convert on a fourth quarter pass from Johnson to Lewis. Herdlee Monson Herrmann and Sutko stood out as Osceola eyes rest of season despite Schuyler challenges. upcoming games listed.

Osceola Aurora Johnson Lewis Herdlee Monson Herrmann Sutko Excepton Schuyler St. Edwards Fullerton David City Cateres Stromgburg Schueter Genoa Indians

Community Notes From Swede Home Area

West side items cover Alvin Anderson’s business call in Holdrege and various church and social happenings. A Pleasant Hill Missions Circle program on Mexicans is noted along with visits by the Axel Fredrickson family to Grand Island and multiple church events at Swede Home Church including recitals and Junior Mission Band programs.

Alvin Anderson Holdrege Nebr Pleasant Hill Ch2s Hoffer Roger Headlee Ford Shank Guy Shank Axel Fredrickson Grand ‘Island Lillie Chinderen Swede Home Lutheran Church Oscar Rowzene York Hospitl Fred Branting Osceoln Viola Pierson Omaha Helen Pierson P. Nelson Lincoln Herman Carlton Samaban Weis Beren Mess Genoa Dean Engetrom Sweden Reuel Sward York Harold Kroeker Pug Watson Oscar Fredrickson Sam Cook Lindberg Hardville C. A. Schard Dana Shostrom Andrew Shostrom O. F. Peterson Aurora Everett Eschler Geo Campain Marie Arthur Pierce Clarks Geo. Phillips Swede Plain Ansel Fredrickson Pearl Fredrickson Helen Ferrell Victor Newman Mauritz Swanson and Ekstrom Osceola Sumity Hartwig Flodman Axel Flodman John Johnson Stromsburg Oscer Fredrickson Johnson High Prairie Lewis Inez Johnson Fern Samuelson Arthur Ekstrom John Carlson Albin Anderson Oakland Mauritz Swanson Benny Avail Clarence Carlson Marvin Fredrickson

Miss Minnie Nordberg Rites Held In Stromsburg

Miss Minnie Nordberg died at home in Stromsburg at age 50 after weeks of illness. Funeral services were led by Rev. Fred Hall at Mission Church with burial in Stromsburg cemetery. She leaves a brother Arthur F Nordberg a sister Mrs P A Bundberg and many relatives and friends. Additional local notices mention residents and visitors in nearby towns and ongoing civic and church activities.

Minnie Nordberg Nordberg Sveral Arthur F Nordberg P. A. Bundberg Mission Church Fred Hall Stromsburg Melvin Ericson Englewood Colo Lincoln L. M. Buckley Colorado Ericson Waas E. Lunner Edmund Lunner Kearney Henry Hubbert John Erickson Sutherland Donald Yates A. H. McKee Eden Baptist Church Indiana McKee’s C. F. Moore J. T. Stanton Omaha Charles Stanton Phorence Johnson State University Albert J. Johnson Shelby C. T. Moline A. B. Hedbloom A. N. Lund J. A.westinious E. E. Stanton Park Hotel Harriet Kruise Kemmer R. M. Anderson Scotts Bluffs Ericson Wesley Colson J. C. Malster Polk Rev. McKee Baptist Church

Fairview Community Notes on Visits and Illnesses

Fairview items report tonsil removals for Yungdahl and his sister Florence at York Hospital last Tuesday and Monday respectively. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John Rothermal of Chicago, guests in the Heitzman home, and other locals sharing a week of visits in Black Hills Denver and western places of interest.

Merle Timm Dwight Dicklute Valparaiso T. E. Casselberry Spokane Washington Charles Casselberry Casselberry Ohio John Duren Gus Hartel Camilla Louise McBeth Gus Farret Osceola C.W. Moon Graham Nebr Sencay Bill Neilson Omaha Methodist Hospital Neilsom Florence Cunningham Wesleyan James Jenson Lincoln Jenson George Weiser Carrie Thelen Bridget Alice Shay Dorothy Stott Mary Smith L. E. Fox R. W. Dunkle Fox Missouri Valley Towla Roy Johnson Luella Jane Martin Fasbender Rockport Rachael Barker Nels Henson Jennie Swanson Elizabeth Aker Council Bluffs Iowa J H Bryans Hastings F. W. Oilmanns Mark Kinney Caney Kamsas W. E. Kinney Frank McMeekin Ray Brigham Gothenburg Hope Circle George Mytholar Wilter Yungdahl York Hospital Florence John Rothermal Chicago Heitzman Black Hills Denver John Mary Rothermal S. K. Snyder Frank Shank Tom Meacham Vance Virgil Meacham Myra Hastings LeRoy Rhodes Olof Yungdahl Mina Buchti George Buchta Calmar Dunn Naomi George Heinemeyer Joeked Lester McCormick G. P. Mace Norris Smith Kayo Curtis Joe Shenahan Near Gerea Harve McCormick Maxine Dorothy DeBere Ivith Bertha Martha Carlson Richard Heitzman David City Heitzman Bros

Unusual Demonstration Of Concrete Septic Tank

Farmers and townspeople are invited to inspect a concrete aseptic septic tank under construction on Glen Chase's farm two miles east and two miles south of Shelby. Horace Young from the Portland Cement Association and County Agent Kelly organize the demo to show how concrete tanks can modernize homes. Attendees are urged to drive to the site after dinner next Friday to view the project.

Glen Chase Shelby Horace Young Portland Cement Association Kelly

Health Service At University Wages War On Epidemics

The University of Nebraska student health service reports 6 800 enrolled students kept healthier with a $1 registration fee funding care by practicing physicians. Last year 7 851 treatments were given, 2 000 physical exams, 360 home calls, and 156 students spent 1 457 days in infirmary. Vaccinations for smallpox and typhoid fever are noted, with mumps and influenza complications among common ailments. Dean R A Lyman heads preventive work with three doctors and three nurses.

University University of Nebraska State University University Infirmary R. A. Lyman

Fairview and Valley Church Notes October Services

Fairview and Valley Church announce preaching at Fairview 10 a.m. Valley 11:20 a.m. with text from Psalms and Acts. Sunday Schools: Valley at 9:15 a.m. Superintendent P C Wieseman. Fairview at 11 a.m. Superintendent W B Dake. World Service prayer drive asks 3211 Methodists to join in daily five minutes of prayer through October for missionary work worldwide.

Fairview Valley C. Wieseman B. Dake Simon Peter Peter John Jesus World Service Authorities E. B. Maxcy

Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests Add Weekends

Polk area residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with visits to Glenville York and Lincoln. Various families from Wausa Fullerton York and Grand Island attended events while local clubs met and a Baptist program was held in town. The community also notes a funeral in York and ongoing illness among students with several outings and visits reported.

A. QO Liaison Glenville Zora Shafer Mildred McDaniel Maxine Bottom York Herbert Greenwall Wausa C. O. Bodine Henry Horstman Fullerton Sundy Hugh McGaffin Omaha McGaffin Harold Nelson J. Nelson Old Sunday Liliam Brown Lincoln Florence Anderson E A Anderson J C McClure Edith Glad Vv A Stevens Sven Moline Woman’s Club Baitist Freeman Stromsburg Baptist Church Zeiglebien Lorna Alfred Vera Hill St. Edwards Jessie McNeely Millisle Dewitt Burt Cummings Jack Tekama C. G. Jack Elmer Peterson Norfolk C. R. Peterson Grand Island Yartors Esther Hixon Marquette Claus Peterson W.T.C.U C E Putman Oscar Sundburg Donna Les Sundburg Julia Jack Rice Gestrine Ortgren Grant Nebraska Hcme Harry Johnson

Maple Leaf Club Meets at Mrs Watts Home

The Maple Leaf Club convened at Olive Watts residence on Friday October 17 with 19 members and 6 visitors. Extension work was presented by Neola Dunn and Addie Wieseman. The next gathering is planned for November 6 at Neola Dunn's home.

Maple Leaf Club Olive Watts Neola Dunn Addie Wieseman

Backlund's Big Bug Sale Announcement

Highest cash price paid for your produce. Phone 88. Backlund's. Our Big Bug Sale starts to morrow. W. F. Kepner & Son.

Backlund’s W. F. Kepner & Son

Osceola Woman's Club Holds Second Monthly Meet

The Osceola Woman's Club met for its second gathering of the month at various homes. Departments covered literature music art craft drama and mother’s topics with lessons, rehearsals, and discussions. Meetings were scheduled for the first and third Mondays, with a future session at the schoolhouse.

Osceola Woman's Club Osceola Woman’s Club W. F. Kepner Jas. Inness Kepner Oregon Joe Peterson F. W. Schumann W. E. Thompson Robert Schiumann Traumerel D. H. Kunkle Albert Zang John Rogers Martin Scholz G. Larson J. G. Hansen

Harmony Society and Lutheran Services Aimed at Parish Activities

St Paul s Lutheran Church schedules include Harmony Society at Eckstrom home Thursday 8 PM. A 7 30 PM Genoa Lutheran service features Rev L M Engstrom of Bolstad Sweden. Friday Luther League at Bodeen home. Saturday Confirmation Class at 10 AM. Sunday School 2nd Bible Classes 10 AM. English Worship 11 AM and Evening Worship 7 30 PM. Choir practice Tuesday.

Harmony Society Eckstrom Genoa Lutheran Church L. M. Engstrom Bolstad Sweden Luther League Oscar Bodeen Enoch Bodeen Confirmation Clas

Legion Auxiliary Meets with Newly Elected Officers

The American Legion Auxiliary met last Friday afternoon and elected officers for the coming term. President is Mrs Joe Peterson. First Vice President Mrs C I Greenwood. Second Vice President Mrs Jack Malek. Secretary Mrs Martin Anderson. Treasurer Mrs W O Hansen. Chaplain Mrs Phil Campbell. Sergeant at Arms Mrs Kenneth Cornish. Historian Mrs Roy VanHoosen.

P. E. O. Meeting Honors State President at Luncheon

The Stromsburg P. E. O. hosted Osceola, David City, Central City, York and Aurora officers at a one o clock luncheon at the Morrill Homestead to honor state president Mrs Gilbert of University Place. Attendees from Stromsburg included Mrs F H Anderson Mrs George Craven Mrs Carl Frahm Mrs Lou Israel Mrs W O Hansen Mrs F W Schumann and Mrs Lillian McBeth.

Stromsburg Osceola David City Central City York Aurora Morrill Homestead Gilbert University Place F. H. Anderson George Craven Carl Frahm Lou Israel W. O. Hansen F. W. Schumann Lillian McBeth

Service for the Radio Lar Son Radio Co

Service news note from Lar Son Radio Co details equipment tests and installation schedules. Company announces radio service offerings, updates on repair turnaround times, and contact points for inquiries. Local station shoppers may hear about new tuning options and customer support hours.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wesley Chapel Rudolf Kargeys of the Valley Alvin Merrick Cersen Lenore Fudge Opal Huggler Charles Huggler Lillian Huggler Nels Anderson J. N. Jarmin Mr. Anderson Nels Swanson Irene Timm Tina Richards Ed Marker Keith Cox Richards Kenneth Richards Kansas Hendrickson Anderson and Johnson Homer Brigham Floyd West John Cerny Tarnery Cerny Miss Barbar Hilbert Buchta Arthur Deeter Columbus Robert McBeth, Jr Detroit Ecoming Lal John Albers Hubert Alt Edmund Bernt Holt County Charles Hastert Louis Hastert Hanshew Harry McBeth Henry Nantkes Lila L. F. Williams Stephen Corbitt Margiavet Ann Lockard the Methodist Church Handel Collier West Side A. H.winterhouse Evelyn Grandy Auburn John G. Hansen G. G. Warren Nebraska City Kate Codington Fairview and Valley Church Notes ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church Larson Radio Co Charles Bickford Raquel Torres Nils Asther George F. Marion South Sea Ingagt
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