Uncle Joe Hartman Dies After Short Illness
Uncle Joe Hartman died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced as we go to press.
25 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
1
Uncle Joe Hartman died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced as we go to press.
Postmaster Snider reports a Guggenheim Fund suggestion to place the town name atop a tall building. Col. Lindbergh proposed airport visibility for travelers, aiming to mark Osceola or other towns from the air as traffic grows. The Monson Block roof is proposed for the display.
Mrs. Carl Skaggs arrived from North Platte to visit relatives including Mrs. Wieseman and Mrs. Hendrickson. Rev. J. D. M. Buckner of Lincoln will speak on Prohibition and the Election at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 7:30 PM, urging broad church cooperation and touring Polk County towns.
Wayland Merry Workers plan to meet Mrs. Carl Richter on Wednesday afternoon. Lincoln visits include Art and Walt Schloindorf at the football game and Grace Swan’s Saturday operation with wishes for a speedy recovery. Up Streamers hosted a chicken pie supper Friday raising about 36 dollars and plan a Halloween party at the Wayland Church basement. Church social events include Greens Chapel Ladies Aid Thursday and Mrs. Doggett Burke with Mrs. Austin as hostesses.
Mr and Mrs Arvid Anderson visited the Will Zimmerman home on Thursday. C J Augustine of Shelby bought cattle locally. Walter Morys and Lee Mickey assisted Fred Dunn with carpentry last week. Carrie Morys returned from Osceola for the weekend. Emma and Hilda Nebosis attended a Duncan dance with brothers and plan a masquerade next Sunday. The Bauer family from Lincoln visited, with Mrs Farris of Osceola accompanying them for an indefinite stay. Gustaf Kopf called at Silver Creek, and Alice Schott returned from Shelby after visiting Dr J Augustine. Leo and Mrs Kresha were hosted near Silver Creek. Frank Cutser called on Harry Hennings. The Gus Kopf family visited Will Zimmerman. Farmers with help are busy in fields though some sowing wheat continues. Will Zimmerman is recovering and largely mobile but not fully well.
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Club met October 18 with Mrs. Cora McBeth presiding. Mrs. Dawes elected delegate to county convention. Extension lesson given by Mrs. Maude Richards and Miss Lulu Burns. Next meeting set for November 1 at Mrs. Leona Dawes.
Maple Leaf Club met Thursday October 18 at Mrs Andrew Wescoat's home with good attendance. Plans were made for a Halloween party on November 2 at Mrs Neela Dunn's home. Guests are asked to come masked. A lunch was served. The next meeting is at Mrs Pauline Morys' home on November 1.
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The fifth annual Polk County Federated Women's Clubs convention met October 19 at the Osceola Methodist Church. Officers elected: President Lillian Boostrom, Vice President Lloyd Timm, Secretary Esther Lackey, Treasurer Wilhelm Thelen. Talks covered federation selling ideas and a San Antonio convention report. Baby conference planned for November. Scholarship Loan Fund March raised 13.52 dollars.
The Victor Club convened its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Chas. Austin’s home on October 17 with nine members and five visitors present. Plans were made to form new clubs, elect a club reporter, and attend the Oscesla meeting on October 19. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Gabel led the lesson on the new project, inventories of laundry equipment were planned, lunch was served, and the next gathering was scheduled for November 21 at Mrs. Gabel’s home.
Church services schedule listed with church school, morning and evening worship, Epworth League events, and midweek service. Next Sunday Rev Buckner of Lincoln will speak on Prohibition and the election, urging support for the amendment. Epworth League officers to be elected that evening.
Friday afternoon callers at the W E Wilcox home included Mesdames Emer Horst Arthur Timm and Richard Wieseman. Many residents attend meetings and events in Stromsburg and surrounding areas with visits from Otto Schaber Glenn Miller and families. The article lists numerous visits church activities and upcoming events including a District 5 program and a basket social.
Oscar Strand visits son Harold in Hastings for appendicitis treatment. Vail couple from Indiana visit Dr. Westfall’s home. Misses Shafer and Myers attend Legion convention in San Antonio and a be in beef steak fry. College games watched in Lincoln and Grand Island. Gypsy John to perform at school series. Betty Jo Myers has heart trouble and will remain in bed six months. Epworth League hosts Halloween party.
Beulah Mrs Chrstian returns home Thursday after two weeks with a friend in Grand Island. The notice lists local visits and social events including farewells, dinners, church group gatherings, travel to Lincoln for a Nebraska game, and a twentieth wedding anniversary observed by several families.
Howard Yates operates as a chiropractor in Osceola Nebraska contact phone number 83 for appointments and health services.
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