Popular couple weds at St Andrews Church in Osceola
Miss Alda Kropach wed Louis Iwan in a detailed Nuptial High Mass at St Andrews Catholic Church Osceola. The couple, with a large local turnout and 35 at the wedding dinner, plans a honeymoon to Denver before settling in Osceola. Attendants included the Iwan sisters and Kropach brothers.
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St Andrews Catholic Church
Alda Kropach
Oswald Kropach
Louis Iwan
Charles Iwan
Dora
Helen Iwan
Emry Kropach
Andrew Kropach
Mary Ann Swan
Frank Klein
Osceola
Edward Messing
Lohengrin
Sylvester Wagner
Martin Kresha
Terrance Messing
Misses Swan
Mary Ann Iwan
Margaret Fillinger
Shelby
Virginia Bernt
Eller’s Hall
Aces
Duncan
Swan
Denver
Iwan
Osceola High School
St. Andrews Church
Standard Oil Company of
William Kiropach
Banes
Orient
Cuba
Francis Woddhouse
Franklin Hadley
Flowerfield
Ann Kresha
Lincoln
William Fillinger
Seward
Charles Fillinger
Madison
John Kronich
Otto Hasselbach
Notice to Western Union Patrons at Osceola
There is a misunderstanding about phoning Messages when the Osceola office is closed. To send a telegram during off hours, call the long distance operator and request the Union Pacific Telegraph Office in Central City Nebraska be alerted to reverse the call, with Western Union paying. If you choose to pay, the telegram charge goes to your calling phone. S. W. Calhoun, Mgr.
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Osceola
Union Pacific Railroad Telegraph Office
Central City
Nebr
Western Union Telegraph Co
S. W. Calhoun, Mer
Wurtz Family Reunion Held in Grand Island Park
Polk reunites in Grand Island with a big park picnic. Attendees include Geo Wurtz and spouse, John Smith and spouse, August Andersen and family from Lop City, Harry Wurtz and family, Merlin Hill and family with Mildred Wurtz, all of York, Martin Boock and Will Wurtz and Paul Wurtz, Verbena Brauer and Leo Wurtz from Polk.
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Paul Wurtz
Verbena’ Brauer
Leo Wurtz
Polk
Rev Hedbloom Resigns After Eight Years At Polk Baptist Church
Rev J L Hedbloom resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Polk after eight years of service effective September 22. He and his wife plan to move to Denver Colorado. No definite successor named yet. The report lists local residents visiting events and other community notes.
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J. L. Hedbloom
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Polk
Rev. Hedbloom
Osceola Bonds Pass by 71 Percent in Special Election
Osceola voters favored a modern swimming pool bonds measure after a special election Tuesday. Of 465 votes cast, 332 supported the bonds and 133 opposed, with a 71.4 percent in favor and turnout near 100 percent. Ward results show First Ward 43 for 143 total and Second Ward 90 for 189 against 332.
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Osceola
Stromsburg P T A Meets at Fairview School This Thursday
Local notes report Stromsburg P T A plans for their first monthly session at Fairview School this Thursday evening. Community updates cover family visits, travel to Auburn Blair York Columbus and California, and upcoming club meetings and plant show preparations.
Farmers Union Store Sets Six-Week Remodeling
Work begins this week on a major remodeling of the Farmers Union Store. Owners August P. Anderson and Fred Merrick, who were in Omaha Tuesday, announced plans including a new plate glass front and a reconfigured interior to create a modern shopping space. Remodeling should take about six weeks with business continuing during the update per manager Stickell.
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Farmers Union
August P. Anderson
Fred Merrick
Omaha
Stickell
Department shakeup adds Haecker to dairy inspection head
In a department reorganization Director Banning retires W H McGaffin of David City as head of the inspection bureau and appoints A L Haecker of Lincoln to lead a new dairy and creamery inspection division at 200 dollars monthly. McGaffin served three years as bureau chief.
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W. H. M’gaffin
A. L. Haecker
Department of Agriculture and Inspection
Banning
W H. McGaffin
David City
Lincoln
M Haecker
College of Agriculture
McGaffin
David City Banner
Woman struck by hold up men at Osceola filling station
Mrs. Rudolph Sandin and her husband run a filling station six miles west of Osceola at Hyways 16 and 339. Two men wearing colored glasses held up the station last Wednesday evening, tore the telephone from the wall, demanded cash, and struck Mrs. Sandin with a gun when she refused. They escaped with cigarettes and gasoline after failing to take money. She was not seriously injured but could not contact authorities for over an hour. no trace of the bandits has been found.
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Rudolph Sandin
Osceola
25 Percent Hog Requirement Presses Farmers on 1935 Contracts
County allotment committee clarifies that failure to meet the 25 per cent corn base or hog base requirements of the 1935 corn hog contracts leads to no payments or dog payments. The ruling treats noncompliance as evidence of not being bona fide farm operators unless proven otherwise. Farmers are urged to raise 25 per cent by December 1.
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Lincoln
Hartman Family Heads to Colorado for Weeklong Vacation
Mr and Mrs Will Hartman and their children Earl Hartman and Mrs Floyd LeSner departed for Colorado on Tuesday for a one week vacation.
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Will Hartman
Earl Hartman
Floyd LeSner
Colorado
Osceola High Wins at State Fair Commercial Exhibit
Osceola High School Commercial Department under Miss Lucille Dickenson won first place for commercial work at Lincoln State Fair. The winning frieze featured typewriter art including an elaborate peacock by Erma Egelhoff and an Easter greeting cover for The Mike by Marguerite Johnson, besting larger department entries statewide.
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Osceola High
Osceola High School
Lucille Dickenson
Lincoln
Erma Egelhoff
Marguerite Johnson
Mike
Imnh
Funeral trip to Blair for Rosenberry brother in law
Mrs J R Rosenberry Mr and Mrs Hoffer Mrs Anton Heimer Jr Mr and Mrs Albert Blevins and Russell Blevins drove to Blair Nebraska Friday for the funeral of Oscar Guyer held at 2 30 pm They returned home the same evening Regina Thelen of San Diego visited relatives in Shelby Emil Karlin family from Fremont visited Peter Bitter and family T Bennett and Mrs Bennett visited Hastings Rev Stiverson assigned to Shelby church James Brigham entered Midland College in Fremont Womens Foreign Missionary Society met at Methodist Church Henry Johnson took Donald and Marguerite to Lincoln for Wesleyan University students Merrick family from Lincoln visited south of Shelby and Alonzo Merrick home
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J. R. Rosenberry
Hoffer
Anton Heimer, Jr
Albert Blevins
Russell Blevins
Blair
Nebr
Rosenberry
Oscar Guyer
Regina Thelen
San Diego
Calif
Thelen
Nebraska
Sidney
Silver Creek
Emil Karlin
Fremont
Shelby
Karlin
Peter Bitter
T. Bennett
W. F. Bennett
Hastings
J W Stiverson
Doris
Cora Mae Hayhurst
Lincoln
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Harry Huddleston
Henry Johnson
Donald
Marguerite
Will
Wesleyan University
Fur Craft Season Opens with Ready Garments Service
Fur craft season is here with all fur work now urged. Have garments ready when needed. Phone 160 for Blanche Elwood of Osceola to arrange services.
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Blanche Elwood
Osceola
Everybody Wins Campaign Nominations Announced in Osceola Record
The Osceola Record reveals early nominations for the Everybody Wins campaign with 41 cash prizes totaling 3500. Active voting requires subscriptions, and entries must be sent to the Campaign Department by 8 p.m. on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
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Osceola
MIT
Bible Study Notes and Local Visits In Wesley Chapel
Community calendar items list a Bible Study Class at Mrs Mae McBeth home on Sunday at 2 30 PM. Parish updates note Rev Pengelly attending a conference and a Bible Study held at Mrs Mae McBeth’s home by M E Swanson and other missionaries. Local residents visit relatives and attend events including a wedding shower for the Eller Zohner couple and students advancing to Wesleyan University and other schools.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
John Albers
Hubert Alt
Eller’s Hall
Eller-Zohner
Polk County Baby Wins Second in Rural Division
Dale Fredrickson, son of Mr and Mrs Ansel Fredrickson of Osceola area, placed second in the rural division of the State Fair Baby Contest in Lincoln last week.
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Polk County
Dale Fredrickson
Ansel Fredrickson
Osceola
Lincoln
Miss Marian Shelmadine Plans Iowa Visit
Miss Marian Shelmadine left last Thursday for a week long trip to relatives in Des Moines and Marshalltown Iowa.
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Marian Shelmadine
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Iowa
Free Voting Coupon Supports Osceola Campaign
The Osceola Record notes a trade extension campaign issuing a 100 vote coupon to benefit a candidate or cause. The notice invites public participation and records the action as part of a local political effort.
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Osceola Record
Coupon Votes Offer Free Ballots for Candidate
A clipped coupon promises 100 free votes by mailing or delivering to the Election Department. It states there is no cost or restriction to vote them and urges recipients to send in all coupons flat and unrolled. The coupon must be voted before September 19.
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University of California
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Edwin
Roy Erickson
Stromsburg
Robert Stromsberg
Washington, D. C
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Hazel
Joe Johnson
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E. E. Edwards
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Deer Creek
Minn
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Ella Shenk
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Axel Runquist
Richard Myers
Donaphan
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Columbus
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Fred Johnson
Orlie Miller
Mesdameg Amel Lind
Mae Lewis
M. G. Lindburg
Emma Anderson
Z. F. Myers
Earl Burke
Frank Adelson
Rodney Anderson
Rockford
Til
C. L. Stevens and Sons
Paul Stevens
Vincent Jones
South Dakota
M. E. Church
R. L. Smith
Hackberry
P.T.A
Fairview School
John Dahl
Chas. Steever
Auburn
Royane Beatty
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L. L. Hoffer
Tony Heimer
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Guyer
Blevins
C. W. Hennings
York
J. E. Renner
Bruce L. Anthony
Fred Carter
Miss Adlie
Baird Henry
Broken Bow
Harry Obrist
W L Obrist
Don Hoffer
E. FE. Gabel
C. J. Augustin
F. W. Mouden
Chas. Stellwell
Anabella
Gust Anderson
Virginia Torell
Mary Burke
Victor
Greens Chapel Ladies Aid
Harley McKeag
Elmer Gleim
D. Newcomer
Lee Davis
Merwin Carlson
Ruth
Pasadena
Lester Graves
Hollister
Escondido
Leah Lucas
Orange
California
N. S. Abolt
Jolly Workers Club
Alvin Burke
Victor Club
Orville Hennings
J. L. Hurd
Charles Hollister
Ralph Hollister
Ira Banta
Helen Danielsen
Linsburg
Keéensas
Vernon Henkel
Harold Barber
H. J. Beckman
Clair McCormick
Kenneth Christensen
Crete
Doane College
Elijah Gove
D.A.R
J. G. Green
Walter A. Burke
Minnie Toole
E. E. Stanton
Stromssburg
Buckley Park Fields
A. F. Trued
Eleanor
Constantine
Rock Island
Illinois
Con
Augustana College
George Berck, JR
G. Clarence Carlson
Jay Carson
Russel Hastings
Levina Herrmann
Claud Stromberg
Addie Carter
Gresham
Roy L. Ericson
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Clarks
Evelyn Kumpf
Max Thelen
Harry Westergren
Wesley Chapel
Mae McBeth
Church Aid
Pengelly
Joseph Seaberg
Cromwell
Indiana
Robert
Harry McBeth
Russell Bates
Tekamah
Clarence Anderson
H. H. Club
C. W. Anderson
Gracie Moberg
District 40
Mary
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Lester Davis
Flaine Treadway
Nadine
Mildred Richmond
Donald Johnson
Margie Richmond
Grand Island Business College
Neil Davis
Mark Gustafson
Darlene
Harold Hayhurst
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Mark
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Brent McBeth
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