Fillman Endorses Hoover in York Nebraska Letter
Henry L. Fillman chairman of York Democratic City Committee declares support for Herbert Hoover in the presidential race. He criticizes Alfred E. Smith for dry plank repudiation and alleges ties to Tammany Hall. Fillman recalls past political candidacy against Perry Reet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Republican State Committee
Henry L. Ialmian
Democratic City Committee
York
Hoove
Fillmar
Democratic Committee
City of
Nebr
Herbart C. Hoover
Amess
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
United States
New York City
School Opens With Large Enrollment For New Year
Monday September 3 marked the opening of school with high and elementary enrollments. List of instructors includes Wilma Pike kindergarten Maude Reed grades two and three Nina Johnson fourth grade Luella Crew fifth grade and more. W E Thompson serves as principal and math teacher J C Hagey is superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
Wollowing
Wilma Pike
Maude Reed
Nina Johnson
Luella Crew
Machine Berggren
Todd Melville Skooz
Schmitt
Elizabeth Yantzi
Ruth Goodrich
Leena Schultz
Velma Currier
E. L. Kimber
Farm Record Books Grow in Popularity for Schools
More than two thousand copies of the farm record books have been distributed by the agricultural extension service since August 1, 1927. Orders are rising as school starts. Four books are available: the students manual, students record book, teachers manual, and teachers record book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
The Full Dinner Pail
A guidance piece for mothers on varying school lunches with different breads fillings and shapes. It suggests white or whole wheat bread with raisins currants or nuts, cookie cutter shapes, and varied fillings like meats cheeses beans eggs and peanut butter. It also notes sweet fillings such as dried fruits chocolate spread and honey to add variety.
Maple Leaf Club Plans Picnic With Island and Creek Clubs
The Maple Leaf Club met Thursday August 23 at Mrs. Lillian Eglehoff's home with 14 members and 4 visitors. Plans were made for a picnic with the Happy Hour Island and Clear Creek Clubs at Mrs. Faye Wyman's home this month. After a lunch hosted by the hostess, the club adjourned to meet at Mrs. Nell Orr's home on September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf Club
Lillian Eglehoff
Happy Hour Island
Clear Creek
Faye Wyman
Nell Orr
Hulquest Family Returns From Lincoln Visit
Mr and Mrs D B Hulquest drove to Lincoln last Thursday and brought back their daughter Marion who had spent a week with relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Hulquest
Lincoln
Marion
Hackberry Community Notes From York Circus Trip
Several residents attended the York circus on Saturday. The Charley Kreis family returned from a southern vacation driving a new Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nickels hosted guests at the Goldie Spaulding home before two weeks of westward travel. Mrs IW Carter and sons plus Miss Addie and Mrs Lasreance Holter traveled to Lincoln for the State Fair and camped there, then returned. Noah Abolt also camped in Lincoln for the Fair. C E Hoffer and family visited relatives in the east and returned Monday. School reopened as the community resumes work. John and Tony Heimer attended the State Fair. A J Keehn family visited Ledgerpole. Mrs Glenn Sack returned to Lincoln for work after a holiday with home folks. Wayland residents went to a Central City picnic with J O Bond, C A Pond, Lawrence Heaston, and others including Keehn, Hawley and olderog families.
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York
Charley Kreis
South
Glenn Nickels
Goldie Spaulding
Nickels
West
IW. E Carter
Addie
Lasreance Holter
Lincoln
Hackberry
Noah Abolt
C. E. Hoffer
John
Tony Heimer
A. J. Keehn
Keehn
Sprangle
Ledgerpole
Glenn Sack
Lawrence Heaston
Roy Thomas
Oscar Thomas
Fred Marriott
Clif Hawley
Jess Hawley
E. E. Hawley
Miss Dorgett
Miss Olderog
Howell
Osceola
Reuben Timm
Elgin
Nebr
Mir
Glenn Haskell
Norfolk
Densmore
Mary McFadden
Shelby
Handel Collier
Kearney
Marie Herney
Petersburg
H. J. Tex
Anna Anderson
Alberta
Mionday
Omaha
Lucille Clark
Gothenburg
Irma Deland
Harry Davis
Durant
W. J. Herbes
Cecil DeLand
Charlotte Allen
Parker, Colo
J. R. Allen
Florence Johnson
Tekamah High School
Jn Steeple
Arlene
Chas
Lester Urbach
Harvard
A. A. Beatty
G . Shelmadine
Silver Creek
F P
Shelmadine
Mac Dixon
Kenneth
Roy Sall
Holdredge
Buick Masters Orchestra
Nejbr
James Bennett
Chicago
Stromsburg
Yptes
W. W. Norton
Bennetts
Wayne Elwood
Hollywood
California
and Mirs
Albert Ryan
Europe
Amsterdam
Holland
Osceola Calendar of Visits and Local Notes
Local residents and visitors populate Osceola headlines with a slate of weekend travel, family visits, and upcoming events. Notables include Senator Howell's Osceola talk on September 22 and a Buick Masters Orchestra appearance at the Fair Grounds dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick Masters Orchestra
Lincoln
Fair Grounds
Osceola
Myers and Morys Wed at County Courthouse
Mr. Bert Myers and Miss Rose Morys were married at the County Courthouse on a Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Victoria Morys and Louie Morys served in the wedding party. Mr. Myers hails from Tekamah Nebraska and Miss Morys from north of Osceola. Congratulations are being extended.
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Myers—Morys
Bert Myers
Rose Morys
Victoria Morys
Louie Morys
Myers
Tekamah
Nebr
Miss Morys
Osceola
Valley notes report social visits and local farming events
Mr Zimmerman and daughter visited Polk County relatives from Papillion. Miss Hilda Nebosis stayed with Labenz in Humphrey. A Polish picnic drew a large crowd at Duncan. Rain threatens crops while farmers finish prairie hay harvest. Dist 13 started with Miss Lenore Vanheusen as teacher and new beginners Francis Arbur and Bobby Boyt.
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Dist
Lenore Vanheusen
Little Francis Arbur
Bobby Boyt
Will Dunn
Omaha
Francis
Nebraska Peasants Drive New Cars to Disprove Doom
A county report shows Polk County August registrations total 76 new autos, 21 mortgaged and 55 paid cash. Authors argue against doom merchants claiming farmers are failing, noting privilege of new models with modern features. The piece ends with a moral urging not to underestimate Nebraska farmers.
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Polk County
Polk County Fair Concludes With Auto Thrills And Address
The Polk County Fair ended last Thursday after a three day run highlighted by risky auto race crashes leaving damage but no injuries. Mr Weaver delivered a strong address to a large crowd while the pageant drew fans though some critics found the jumping horses a frost. The fair association faces a small deficit but sees future fundraising tied to ongoing programs.
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Polk County
Weaver
the Fair Association
Columbus visitors and arrests mark Osceola eventful week
Mr and Mrs Roy Cornish visited from Columbus on Wednesday. Chas Graves of Polk and George Riley of Omaha were arrested Friday near Shelby for possession and transport of liquor, with chickens found in their possession. Mrs P W Horst visited Omaha, and Lincoln excursionists attended the State Fair. The Columbus Band and Drum and Bugle Corps promoted the Midwest Exposition with a concert and dance in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cornish
Columbus
Chas. Graves
Polk
George Riley
Omaha
Shelby
P.W. Horst
St. Joseph Hospital
Lincoln
Frank Nybloom
C. J. Sargent
Lee
Geo. Berck
LeRoy Rhodes
Emmaline Beltzer
Osceola
Local social notices from Columbus and nearby towns
Beulah Heinemeyer and LaVerne Dake spent Sunday evening with relatives in Columbus. Harve McCormick and family with Helen Dake attended Ringling Bros. Circus in York. Leroy Rhodes and daughter visited Heitzman Bros. home Sunday. Rev. G I Friday and family preached at Shelby Sunday. Lawrence Meacham and auto trip to western Nebraska Colorado and Kansas planned for two weeks. Geo Reelle and family visited Polk relatives. Snyder siblings returned from Chicago after two weeks. Heitzman family returned from David City after weeks away. Rev. Friday went to Kearney for a conference. Mina Buchta returned after weekend with Calmer Dunn. James Arnold and children from York visited Dake home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Heinemeyer
LaVerne Dake
Columbus
Mirs
Harve McCormick and Sons
Helen Dake
York
Ringling Bros. Circus
Leroy Rhodes
Heitzman Bros
G. I
Shelby
Lawrence Meachamett
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Geo. Reelle
Polk
Albert
Verna
Ethel Snyder
Chicago
Richard Heitzman
David City
Kearney
Mina Buchta
Calmer Dunn
James Arnold
Dake
Death of Mrs Luzena F Byers in Iowa obituary note
Mrs Luzena Fentress Byers born Indiana September 20 1841 died August 31 at her daughter A M Miller's home in Burlington Iowa at age 6 years 11 months 1 day She married Samuel Byers had four children three daughters and one son A former Polk County resident she lived in Osceola years ago Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Lloyd Timm home and burial in Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzena Fentress Byers
Indiana
A. M. Miller
Burlington
Iowa
Samuel Byears
Byers
Polk County
Osceola
Lloyd Timm
Methodist Church to Celebrate Sunday Services and Choir Feature
Mrs Collier to lead the morning worship at eleven with a message hour. The evening service at 7 30 features the young people choir in Story and Song Little Daniel. Sunday School begins at ten with enthusiastic classes. Ladies Aid meets tomorrow afternoon in church parlors with Mrs Merrick hosting. Gratitude expressed to all who supported the year of ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiess Aid Society
I. J
Merrick
South Shelby Club Holds Annual Picnic at Buckley Park
The South Shelby Club met at Buckley Park on Sunday September 2 for a basket dinner. Fifty eight people enjoyed cake ice cream and cartaloupe at four o clock and praised the event despite the dust before leaving for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shelby Club
Buckley Park
Thorougly
Stromsburg Social Roundup Shows Band Trips and Visiting Kin
The Stromsburg community hosts a flurry of visits and events including Misses Pauline and Julia Preston returning from Lexington, band members traveling to Lincoln for the state fair contest, multiple families attending the fair in York and Lincoln, and several obituaries and anniversaries. Notable items include deaths of Donis Wagner and the baby of the Ebserall family, surgeries for Mary Samuelson, and Victor Anderson marking twenty five years in business with a park program featuring band music and speeches.
Death of Old Pioneer Charles Anderson at 87
Charles Anderson died at his Stromgsburg home last Friday at age 87. He was a longtime Swedish Baptist Church member, with a funeral held Sunday at his home and church led by Rev. E. E. Ekloff. A Polk County pioneer, he lived in a sod house early on and left ten children. Most of his children reside in Polk County. Oscar S. died three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Stromgsburg
Swedish Baptist Church
E. E. Ekloff
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Polk County
S. B. Samuelson
York
Oscar Nelson
Emma
Rebecca Anderson
Joseph W
Barrest E
Alvin D
Oscar S
Rev and Mrs Melin Return From Minnesota Visit
Rev and Mrs Paul Melin returned the fore part of this week from a week long visit with relatives in Minnesota.
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Paul Melin
Minnesota
Rural Teachers for Polk County 1928 29 list of names
The Polk County rural teaching roster for 1928 29 includes Addie Cartés Hélen Ga Hortense Benin Marion Richart Winifred McClura Lorna Alfred Ethel Snider Florence Timm Esther Huggler Cecil Michener Clara Holm Lenore VanHoosen Clella Hanshew Leila Blevins Lucy Cockson Ruth Berger Mary Shea Ernest Dexter Donald Lees Mabel Wolpert Iris Rasp Clara Triba Hazel McKeag Ferne Williams Berniece Carlson Mildred Bord G L Campbell Luella Lovell Donald Hienemeyer Florence Johnson Norma Goudy Una Koehler Florence Gudgel Buelah Berggren Marguerite Norman Edna Mouden Agnes Jones Kathleen Dockson Anna Mytholar Helen Van Berg Fredolph Samuelson Lavinia Holm Ola Moffett Doris Lindiquist June Olson Mildred Beckman Wilma Peterson Berniece Sward Minnie Ekstrom Vera Anderson Alice Campain James Lockard Margaret Huston Hazel Benson LeRo Pointer Marie Olson Helen Willitts Opal Castor Martha Johnson Thelma Willitts Helen Huston Neola Wisely Helyn Anderson Jeanette Anderson Verna Flodman Betty Schinzel Chell Crozier Gertude Olderog Myra Fredrickse DD PU
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Cartés
Hélen
Hortense
Bertha Benin
Ie O
Marion Richart
Ant
Winifred McClura
Fredolph Samulson
Rudolph Samuelson Lavinia Holm
Ola Moffett
Doris Lindiquist
June Olson
I Mildred Beckman
Wesley Chapel News Highlights Local Visits and Society
Mrs. C E Brigham and Anna Mytheler led activity at Wesley Chapel. Visitors include Gonderinger Gorderinger Cerny and others from Gresham Columbus Osage City and David City. The Missionary Society and Entre Nous Club met. a farewell for Rev Yost is planned. the Foreign Missionary Society won a county fair prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brigham
Lyons
Anna Mytheler
Shelby
Evelyn Anderson
N. V. Gonderinger
Gresham
Nick. Gorderinger
Valley
Helen
Oswald Cerny
John Cerny
John Albers
Lester Davis
Alvin Weeden
Hugh Johnston
Wesley Chapel Foreign Missionary Society
N. L. Swanson
Leonard
Kansas City
Osage City
Entre Nous Club
Alvin Merrick
Church Aid
Yost
Louis Schott
Omaha
Edmund Gabel
Fullerton
John Janicek
Humphrey
Engelbert Gabel
Kansas
The
Missionary Society
Floyd West
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces schedule and lecture
Rev Faul Melin presides as Harmony Society meeting is postponed. September 9 services include Sunday School Bible classes at 9 30 English Worship at 11. no evening service due to installation of Rev Trued in Stromsburg. September 14 lecture on Foreign Mission with Theo Student Clarence Wittenstrom. offering for Africa mission and lunch served by the birthday group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Society
Trinity
Trued
Stromsburg
Africa
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Theo
Clarence Wittenstrom
Hook Island
L Wendelboe Piano Tuning Ad
L Wendelboe offers piano tuning services call Rays Store for service and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wendelboe
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W. E. Thompson
Lois
Rasp
Ruth Miller
J. C. Hagey
A. A. Wurtz
By Satterfie
Herbert Cisrke Hoover
West Brinchlows
Herbert
Weebert
Agnes
Oklahma
Pleymeates
Calsvik
Fictle Osage
Ogal Miller
Irvin Taddiken
Kelly Building
Main Street
W. E. Kinney
Mark Kinney
Eva Perry
Rising City
Shelby Hospital
H. Brahm
Ralph Ball
Bahm
Charles Warrenburg
Horton
Marshall Cunningham
Orlands
Levi Cunningham
B. F. Sayers
Charles Iffland
W. B. Mickener
Savery
McCool Junction
James Wolstenholm
T. Sarow
Mildred Bernt
Betty Schinzel
Miss Schinzel
Grace Ingalls
Bonnie Watkins
Frank Mythler
Earl Scott
Arthur Scott
Ann Carter
Oscar Weiser
Goor
Beulah
Pauline
Julia Presson
Lexington
H. Creer
H. Christensen
W. E. Scott
Evan Myers
A. V. Eielson
Bobby
Hag Bros
Barnum and Bailey
H. T. Lanham
Sidney
Robert Krager
Otts
Colo
Missouri
E. Limner
Evelyn
Robert Limner
da Hanson
Carl Smith
LeRoy Smith
Raymond Young
Margaret Anderson
John Scott
Sioux City
Icjwa
Jim Scott
Utica
A. C. Morrill
Allen Wolcott
Clyde Cortney
Wahoo
John Colson
Wm. Larson
Iowa City
al Larson
Larsoon
School of Music
State University of Iowa
Geo. Olson
Geo Wilson
Olson
Clyde Cypher
North Platte
Cypher
F.W. Leach
Ira Banta
Cecil Bennett
Bennett
C. F.moore
Altho
W. F
Dad” Leach
Eden Baptist Church
Leach
Branting
Sandy Leach
Ogden
Utah
Aurora
R. L. Minnick and Sons
Cambridge
Carrol Robinson
Nordstrom
Kenneth Myreberg
Clarence Saulisberry
Ansel Nordstrom
Mary Samuelson
Cedar Rapids
Victor Anderson
City Park
Minnick J. T. Stanton
Ellis Eklof
Wesley Chapel
ST Pauls Lutheran Church
Faul’ Melin
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