Polk County Boy in the Service of Uncle Sam
Eugene Carman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carman enlisted in the Navy in November 1942 He is stationed at Camp Parks California Seaman Carman graduated from Osceola High School in 1939 and was employed
02 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
1
Eugene Carman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carman enlisted in the Navy in November 1942 He is stationed at Camp Parks California Seaman Carman graduated from Osceola High School in 1939 and was employed
The University Extension Project expects heavy club enrollment this winter with a September clothing lesson. War shortages require adjustments in clothing. Six lessons run September to March. leader training in September across Shelby Stromsburg Polk Osceola and surrounding precincts. County agents must be notified by September 13 to arrange materials.
Hilma Eugenia Johnson born July 10 1882 near Swede Home Nebraska died August 20 at her home aged 61 years 1 month 10 days. Wife of Edwin Jones she left eight children and is survived by relatives and church members. Funeral August 24 at Swede Home Lutheran with burial in Swede Home Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Bob Benda and family and Mrs Mary Benda of Petersburg visited several days last week in Josie Benda home. Mr Roy Mason of Portland Oregon arrived for a visit with relatives and friends and leaves soon for the army. Jack Smith of Columbus visited a day with Bart Enyeart. John Janicek reported a horse killed by lightning on Sunday.
To the People of this Community the message urges every civilian to support the Third War Loan with energy and dollars. It stresses that the nation aims for 15 billions of dollars borrowed from citizens and that each individual contribution affects victory. An extra 100 War Bond translates to extra rifles bullets and fighting power.
A new film musical Stormy Weather opens Sunday at Muse Theatre headlined by Lena Horne Cab Calloway and Bill Robinson with Katharine Dunham Fats Waller and the Nicholas Brothers. The show features songs Ain't Misbehavin I Cant Give You Anything But Love and Diga Diga Doo plus standout dancing and production numbers led by Horne and Calloway. In Seattle Miss Frances Iwan marries Cpl Emery Kropatsch at Fort Lawton Chaplains Office with Kropatsch stationed there.
Miss Jeanne Hofacre daughter of Mrs Louis B Austin of Richmond Virginia wed Pvt Robert Butz son of Dr and Mrs Fred Butz on Wednesday at 9 in the Congregational church Plymouth. A wedding breakfast at the Cornhusker followed. The couple will reside in Lincoln where Butz attends dental college. Both attended the University of Nebraska and Butz was a Phi Gamma Delta member.
The fighting men of America are described as ambassadors of good will, gaining confidence and friendship for democracy worldwide. They embody democracy in action and total numbers reach millions.
Mrs. Margaret Gondringer returns to Shelby after visiting her daughter. Matt Glatter's birthday party gathers 40 relatives and friends. Local students attend Shelby high school from area towns. Harvesting and school updates noted along with military transfers and visits. Ronald Keith birth announced. teachers listed for Dist. 67, 15, 69, 17. Community members visit and travel across nearby towns.
A Nebraska notice explains licenses issued on Sept 1 1941 will expire Sept 1 1943 and renewals cover two years. Prompt renewals avoid examinations. lapsed licenses of 90 days or more require a highway patrolman examination. Renewal fee remains 75 cents.
A dandy plastic cigaret case is offered for ten cents at this office.
Mrs. Clyde Kennedy and Donna Cole had their tonsils removed Saturday. Verna Richards daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Richards underwent an operation for appendicitis Saturday. We are closing out plastic cigarette cases at ten cents each at The Record office.
Yesterday ended the period for purchasing the Osceola Record at the former $1 yearly rate. Many readers renewed from one to three years and new subscribers joined. The paper will remain paid in advance and will stop when prepaid time ends. If dates on papers differ from receipts, readers should notify the office.
August C Johnson and P A Sundberg families host a Sunday picnic at Buckley Park honoring Billie Johnson of San Pedro California visiting Polk County relatives. Lois Nelson returns to Los Angeles after visiting her parents and other local residents share social time and travel news.
Rev and Mrs John M Herrmann announce their Golden Wedding Anniversary to be marked Sunday September 5 with open house from 2 to 5 p m.
Leon Carman 19, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carman, entered the army February 1943. He is stationed at Hunter Field Ga with rank of Private First Class. He is a Osceola High School 1942 graduate.
Earnest J Howland born Hanna Louisiana May 30 1874 died last Friday at Lincoln Veterans Hospital aged 69 years 2 months and 28 days He lived much of his life in Polk County joined the First Nebraska Volunteer Infantry in 1898 serving in the Spanish American War He married Ada M Joy January 26 1907 A charter member of Camp Wm Lewis Lincoln he was known for honesty and patriotism Funeral services were held Sunday at Osceola with military rites at the grave conducted by the Osceola Post American Legion
A recent report cites over 22 000 Nebraska government employees, about one per 60 residents, costing each person more than 15 annually in salaries if each earned 1000. The piece argues many offices could run with half staff, urging staffing reductions without sacrificing essential services.
Manager Chantry has lined up outstanding pictures for September at the Muse Theatre, with the monthly calendar to appear elsewhere in the paper.
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