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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
4
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Delegates to the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention at Grand Island included S. W. Gushee John Johnson J B Gilbert A W Ransom David Foy Mrs HE R Ware and Mrs H L Bond. Congressman Charles H Sloan spoke in the city at noon as a crowd gathered. Market notes list Wheat 98 cents Corn 60 Oats 40 Hogs 6 35 Butter 18 25 Eggs 18. The Hendricks wedding reception was held at Wieseman home in honor of the marriage on October 15. Osceola defeated Wahoo 31 to 0 with all scoring in the final half. A wood bridge across the Platte at Havens was let for 8000. Jerry R Crouse and Bessie Beckmeyer wed on October 4 in Denver and will arrive home later this month.
Reports from Osceola include a serious auto collision near Benedict injuring Leonard Luft with a fractured skull. Local marriage, deaths and births are listed along with a past Osceola game score, a 1934 era note, and a cinema program.
A scoreless tie Friday and strong Polk County reports boost Jay Hastings in the forthcoming representative election. Miss Mildred Johnson moves to Omaha to work in a beauty shop, and Miss Wilmetta Steel becomes a court house stenographer. Mrs. W. C. Hansen leads Legion Auxiliary officers. Edna Johnson funeral held. Rivoli program features Harold Lloyd and Bing Crosby acts.
I thank the Legion Auxiliary Lutheran Ladies Aid Royal Neighbors friends and neighbors for the cards letters gifts and flowers I received while in the hospital and at home.
Rev G A Randall outlines Sunday School at 10 00 with worship at 11 05. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. October 29 bring basket supper to Church Parlors for a teachers and officers gathering to discuss Sunday School. Prospective teachers invited.
The first in a monthly series of church services drew good attendance Sunday night at the Valley church. The Get Together will meet Friday evening October 27. Ladies Aid plans a November 1 gathering at Mrs Calmer Dunns home with Mrs Addie Wieseman assisting.
Mrs. George Island, formerly of Immanuel Hospital Omaha, returned home last Thursday and is cared for by her daughter near Gresham. A baby boy, Dean Edward Richter, weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces, was born Friday at Stromsburg hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richter. Leo Richter left Columbus Saturday to return to Everett Washington. Community members Richard Thelen, Frank Lux, Leonard Hiemer, Herman Richter, E J Krumbach and families attended Rev. O’Boyle’s farewell in Shelby. Phyllis Glatter of Columbus visited with her parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Matt Glatter and family. Guild meeting attendees included BE Krumbach, Hubert Duren, Herman Richter and Matt Gatter.
Misses Mary Stoner Marjorie Sandfort and Donna Lee Sundberg of Lincoln spent the weekend with the Sundberg family. Numerous local residents hosted or visited relatives, with parties at the Johnson and Sundberg homes. The Commercial Club met, and plans were set for a Youth Recreation Center. Several families planned moves to new homes as neighbors discussed Saturday store hours and other town affairs.
Read listing shows Frel Calkins Jr Cordon Mace Mrs Wesley Peterson newly honored along with Mrs Abbie Zang Clifford Hernbloom and Earl Watts for notable public accolades.
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