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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

Page

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Community Club to Present Casey's Trial Play

The Osceola Community Club sponsors Casey's Trial at Rivoli Theatre on November 17. Dotty Perkins sues Dennis Casey for breach of promise as Irish Judge George Craven and lawyers Nuquist and Norton provide comic chaos. The wedding scene ends the farce with music, dancing, and laughs for a charitable season finale.

Casey Osceola Community Club Rivoli Theatre Dotty Perkins Dennis Casey George Craven Andrew SK. Nuquist Skin Www. W. Norton League of Nations Pearl van Fresen Northwest Mounted Police A. A. Wurtz Haywire Rev. Potts Jay Mistings W. D. Kirtley Dotty Henry Perkins W. &. Thompson Mary Perkins Miss Lindly Hosen

Seedling trees again available for Polk County farmers

Government seedling and trans plant trees for windbreak woodlot and shelterbelt plantings will be available to Polk County farmers next spring per Extension Agent Nelly, based on word from C. W. Watkins Extension Forester of Lincoln. Application blanks will be available in December. Record Ads pay dividends.

Polk County Nelly C. W. Watkins Extension Forester Lincoln

Local News Briefs from Stromsburg and Nearby Areas

Mrs. G A Kjelson and daughters return to Gothenburg after a week with the Kjelson family. Miss Helen Danielson visits Columbus. Richard Middlehoff, a State University student, visits Kenneth Christiansen. Eden Baptist Mission Circle hosts First Baptist Mission Circle. luncheon served. Aug E Andersons attend Century of Progress in Chicago. Berniece Hans returns from Lincoln. Fire at Arthur Carlson home contained with minimal damage. American Legion Post enjoys pheasant dinner at Reno Cafe. Margaret and Clement Anderson attend an Lincoln organ recital. A car accident north of York injures four. Cramer, passengers, hospitalized. August Matson and others visit Anna and Esther in York. Goettche and Colson visit relatives in Omaha. New living room chairs and rockers at Kepner's.

Ladies Mission Circle Eden Baptist Church Ladies Mission First Baptist Church J. L. Olson Eden Missionary Society C. D. Jacobson C . Slusser Aug. E Anderson Chicago Century of Progress Berniece Hans Lincoln Arthur Carlson American Legion Post Reno Margaret Anderson Clement Anderson Ira Ready Ray Steever York Clifford Cramer Polk Mr. Ready Franklin Ready Cramer York Hospital August Matson Aurora Arthur Anderson Durant Anna Anderson Esther Lamb Wesley Erickson H. MT. Lanham Alice Ann Frank W. Carlion Harry Goettche John Colson Omaha Cilbert Colson

Osceola Teachers Attend State Institutes

Osceola schools close Wednesday afternoon to let teachers attend Nebraska Public School Teachers institutes. Hosts include Omaha Lincoln Norfolk Grand Island Holdrege Scottsbluff. Osceola staff assignements list teachers to each city, with several named attendees to Lincoln Omaha Holdredge and Norfolk for institute sessions.

Osceola Nebraska Omaha Lincoln Norfolk Grand Island Holdredge Scottsbinff Osieola W. E. Thompson Reuben Johnson Anna Oberg Helen Swanson Leon Merrick Maude Reed Leona Nantkes Nina Johnson Ruth Miller Gertie Carter Louella ‘Crew J. Carl Bryant Andrew E. Nuquist Vida Beckmeyer Fred Gilbert Opal Morrison

Ak Sar Ben Livestock Show Opens Armistice Week in Omaha

Ak Sar Ben official announce the sixth annual Livestock Show Rodeo and Horse Show expo opening on Armistice Day November 11 in Omaha. King Gene Eppley and Queen Peter Doorly crowned lead a week of ten performances plus afternoon shows.

Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Ak-Sar- Pen Ak-SarsBen Beby Gene Eppley Peter Doorly The World Herald Henry Doorly Gilbert M. Hitchcock Maxine Musser Rushville Elsa Mae Swift Scottsbluff Jane Schajble Falls City Mercedes Augustine Grand Island Helen Drummond Norfolk Elizabeta Struble Fremont Calista Cooper Humboldt Jane McLaughlin Lincoln

Wesley Chapel to host chicken pie lunch and sale

Wesley Chapel will serve a chicken pie lunch and sell dressed chickens from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday October 28 at the Kiowa-Neby Light and Power Co. office. Mrs. M. S. Shafer of Alexandria Nebraska was a weekend guest of her cousin Mrs. Alvin Merrick.

Wesley Chapel Kiowa-Neby. Light and Power Co M. S. Shafer Alexandria Neby Alvin Merrick D. C Omaha Lawrence Lester Davis Gresham Margaret Stephenson del Richmond Tom Fozzard Shelby Pengelly Destiny Edmund Gabed Louis Hastert Jack Moberge Stromsburg Alvin Weedens Henry Johnson J. N. Jarmin Kentucky Holly Mills Cedar Falls Iowa

Shelby County News Briefs Local Travel and Accidents

Sunday reports show travelers from Shelby to Columbus for Seattle bound trips via Yukon on Oct 28, with return to Valdez by Nov 2. Also noted are a car collision near Stromsburg injuring no serious, quinsy illness for Herman Thelen, and multiple visits and family movements across Polk County with farm and social news.

Burial for Samuel P. Harger In Beulah Cemetery

Burial services were held at Beulah Cemetery last Thursday for Samuel P. Harger a pioneer resident who died October 16 1933 at his son C W Hargers home in Joplin Missouri He was born November 13 1849 in Kentucky aged 83 years 11 months and 3 days Surviving are three sons Dr John R Harger Chicago Harry Harger near Nevada Missouri and C W Harger Fort Collins Colorado a daughter Mrs Sh Little Fort Collins Colorado ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Also his wife was buried in Beulah Cemetery in 1880 Beulah Missouri was his longtime home with the family listed in the obituary

Buelah Samuel P. Harger C.W. Harger Joplin Missouri Kentucky Beulah Harger C. W. Harger John R. Harger Chicago Harry Harger Nevada Sh. Little Fort Collins Colorado

Fall Term of Court Opens Next Monday in October 1933

The October 1933 term jury list includes Herman Richter M C Reistorf J A Seaberg O F Alfred Nils Hall and others. Court convenes next Monday with Judge L S Hastings presiding. There are 57 cases with four criminal matters.

Petit Jurors Herman Richter M. C. Reistorf J. A. Seaberg Oo. F. Alfred Nils Hall Co J. Marak John I. Anderson RE. O. Jeffrey Lawrence Peterson August Fischer Charles L. Stewart Ed Sundberg Ora Bond Paul Engelhardt P. A. Sundberg B. C. Stromberg Ivan Lindquist Albert W. Larson V. BE. Berggren Adolph Grossnicklaus Albert A

Hospital Notes From Osceola

Irene Wagner daughter of Mr and Mrs Edi Wagner had an appendicitis operation at Osceola Hospital last Wednesday evening Roberta Johnston seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Johnston had her tonsils removed at Osceola Hospital by Dr R K Schroeder last Thursday Max McKennan underwent removal of tonsils at Osceola Hospital last Friday Dr Eklund performed the operation

Irene Wagner Edi Wagner Osceola Hospital Roberta Johnston Harvey Johnston R. K. Schroeder Max McKennan Eklund

River side Enterprise Ironies Utilities Debate Across Nation

An Riverside Enterprise editorial argues public utilities will face large capital needs to revive heavy industries while stock values fall amid protests from public ownership advocates. The piece notes tax free competition and special taxes raise costs, threatening dividends, and cites widespread demagogic criticism and wage code impacts. Nearby, Mr and Mrs James Brewer and two children from Elizabeth Colorado visit Dor Creves family, with Brewer’s relation to Mrs Graves noted.

Riverside California Enterprise Snyder Banner James Brewer Elizabeth Colorado Dor Creves Home Brewer

Swede Home Church and Community Group Activities

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Fredrickson and Sherman Farrell at Elmer Carlson's. Rolland Fredrickson visited from Lincoln. The Swede Home Luther League and Ladies Missionary Society held events. seniors and youth groups met at local homes for rehearsals and a party with about 45 attendees.

Ansel Fredrickson Sherman Farrell Elmer Carlson Darlene Johnson C. O. Fredrickson Luther League Stromsburg Lutheran Church Rolland Fredrickson Lincoln Axel Fredrickson Oscar Berglund Octavia Sxrede Home Ladies Missionary Society Fred Carlson Fred Fredrickson Arthur Hunt Pleasant Hill Royal Headley Home Joe Kralik York Oliver Adelson Perl Opal LaVerne Adeline Fredrickson Swed Home Henry Peterson

Local Social Roundup From Bellwood and Nearby Towns

St Andrews residents visit in Gabriel home and at a Duncan shower for Alfred Zipper. Miss Ann Kresha returns from six weeks with the Ebel family. District 68 beat District 39 in kitten tall 1 to 0. Lois Burgess plans a Hallowe en party at the district school. Local visitors include Enyeart Bernt and Carmen from nearby towns. Lois Burgess visits Central City. Genoa wedding dance honors Mr and Mrs Joseph Cuba whose bride was Vernice Prososki, a Prososki kin.

Geo. Ethal Bellwood John Gabriel Duncan Alfred Zipper Ann Kresha George Ebel Gabriel Lois Burgess Jake Enyeart Adolph Bernt Near Columbus Harry Carmen Osceola J. F. Nebosis John Kubisek Pete Seberger Nettie Lawrence Selberger Henry Blegsen Columbus Jack Burgess Central City Chloris Sutko Genoa Joseph Cuba Cuba Vernice Prososki Charles Prososki

Fairview Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Reverend Maxcy made a business trip to Penn Monday. Osceola couple Arthur and Mrs Deeter and Swede Home couple Howard and Mrs Deeter visited Hilbert Buchta and family. Meade Westman and infant daughter returned home. Beth Hotlenbeck of Mason City visited Geo Heinemeyer. Rose from York Odd Fellows Home stayed with Rev BE Maxcy. Betty Christian spent week with sister near Swede Home. H A McCormick home welcomed Clair McCormick and Will Kirkman. Halloween party held at Sam Cadwell farm. Dr Ralph Schroeder and Dr McQuiddy hunted in the valley and visited LeRoy Rhoades. Hazel Norris to Lincoln for employment. Fern Dake returned to Omaha after three weeks at home. Sam Cadwell celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with open house. Forrest Sewrad and son from Osceola spent evening at George Heinemeyer’s.

Guy Hanshew Una A. F.pointer Leroy Pointer Frances Hess Val Hanshew Eleanor Maxine Columbus Seattle Wash Yukon Valdez Alaska Hanshew York Minnesota Stromsburg Oesterreicher Herman Thelen A. A. Blunt Regina Thelen San Diego Calif Felk County Silver Creek Wm. Augustin Elm Creek Kuntzelman Russell Sawyer Moorefield Nebr Sawyer Miss May Rasp Shelby Sawyer Home Miss Rasp Saawyer Nand John Rasp A. L. Scholz Europe Caroline Scholz Austria E. EB. Brillhart Hewitt Jessie Lucas Miss Campbell Maxcy Penn Arthur Deeter Osceola Howard Deeter Swede Hilbert Buchta Meade Westman Beth Hotlenbeck Mason City Geo. Heinemeyer Rose Odd Fellows Home BE. B. Maxcy Betty Christian H. A. McCormick Clair McCormick Will Kirkman Sam Cadwell Ralph Schroeder McQuiddy Omaha Valley LeRoy Rhoades Hazel Norris Lincoln Fern Dake Forrest Sewrad George Heinemeyer

Pheasant Hunters Throng Highways Opens Season

The pheasant season opened Sunday with heavy traveler activity as hunters arrived by Saturday night. Hotels and cafes reported brisk business while teams headed west to Grecsy County where birds moved and boxes filled. Local birds were scarce and many hunters left with little more than exercise and powder smells.

Rapp Grescy

Community notes on a busy week in Victor area

Farmers discuss corn yields and harvest timing while local families mark anniversaries and host gatherings. Mrs Irland travels to Omaha as Rebekah delegate. quilting bees and visits to neighbors fill remaining afternoons. Local baseball results show mixed outcomes. social events include a birthday party with a wiener roast.

Omaha Bee-News Trial Offer for Rural Readers

An offer invites readers to subscribe to The Omaha Bee-News for 75 days by mail at $1.00. The deal covers rural routes and non-carrier bay towns as a trial, encouraging new subscribers to test home delivery.

Omaha Bee-News Bay

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G. A. Kjelson Gothenburg A. V. Kjelson Helen Danielson Richard Middlehoff the State University Kenneth Christensen Kepner’s Wesley Chanel West Side ST. Andrews Fairview Victor Geo. Irland Rebekah Lodge Russel Blevins Wes Berryhill Abolt Rev Mrs Staley Rev. Staleys Green’s Chapel Severine A S. Torell Virginia Beverly Hennings Geo. Ireland Douglas County Water Nangaard George Ebormaa
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