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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
4
Osceola Record Polk County's oldest newspaper edited by Walter J. Herbes publisher and weekly publication on Thursdays with An editorial stance and local coverage across town affairs.
Wannah Nelson wed Stwan A Larson at the bride’s sister home near Osceola with Rev. O A Johnson officiating. The couple starts housekeeping in south Osceola. The column also covers social events, arrivals, dances, gifts, a new player piano purchase, home moves, and community incidents across Osceola and nearby areas including Mrs. Bartlett’s farmhouse fire with losses, auto trips, and local travel.
Next Sunday the two churches will host a special temperance sermon and a Bible study on the evils of strong drink. The Ladies Aid supper at Fairview drew a small crowd but sold most items. Womans Foreign Missionary Society meets November 2 at Osceola home of Mrs Wieseman with Mrs Wieseman leading. Cemetery Association hosts Halloween party October 31 at the Hall with program and refreshments. Aid Society gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs George Maze this past Wednesday.
Church notices list Harmony Society meeting moved to Monday October 31 at Edith Allinder's Stromsburg residence with guest follow up. Confirmation class Saturday afternoon. Ladies Aid bake sale Saturday at Anderson Mercantile Store. Sunday service schedule shows 10 am Sunday School 11 am English Worship sermon Citizenship 7 20 pm Vespers. Tuesday choir practice and Thursday Ladies Aid at the church parlor. PA Melin pastor.
St Andrews reports weekend visits from Bellwood residents Mr and Mrs Henry Eel Jr visiting relatives of Mrs Eel in the Gabriel home. Barney Krebsbaugh and son Arthur of Shelby along with Clarence Lanspa near David City visited J F Nebosis family. Rose Kresha of Columbus stayed with Adolph Kresha Sr. Virginia Bernt and Emma Nebosis visited in District No 68. Orville Enyeart returned home Sunday after a spring absence spanning several states.
The Tulsa Tulsa Tribune argues Herbert Hoover is the true man of the people, contrasting his humble origins and public service with Franklin Roosevelt's wealth. It claims Hoover embodies work, sacrifice, and a square deal while Roosevelt represents luxury and elitism.
Low priced excursion to Omaha AK-SAR-BEN stock show and rodeo for Nebraska Day on November 3 with round trip chair car tickets offered by Union Pacific at 2.25. Also notice of probate for the estate of Mary E. Willits with hearing set for November 18, 1932 at 10 a.m. in Polk County Nebraska.
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