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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

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New Methodist Pastor Assigned Here in Polk County

Rev. Albert C. Monkman, last year’s pastor at Gresham, is named to succeed Rev. Wright as pastor of the M E Church in town. The Monkman family plans to move next week and the first sermon will be preached next Sunday. Rev. Wright goes to Sutton to lead the federated church after leaving Mrs. Wright there last week. No other Methodist pastor changes occur in Polk County. Rev. Taylor remains at Silver Creek.

Albert C. Monkman Methodist Gresham Wright M. E Rev. Monkman Rev. Wright Federated Church Sutton Polk County Rev. Taylor Osceola Silver Creek

Sorghum Meeting at Stevens Farm Near Polk Cemetery

Agriculture agent Kelly says ten sorghum varieties will be shown at Arlo Stevens farm one-half mile east of Polk Cemetery on Monday September 21 at 2 PM. E H Doll from the college of agriculture will help discuss drought resistant crops and answer questions. Corn will be used as a check. all farmers urged to attend.

Stevens Farm Arlo Stevens Polk Cemetery Kelly

M. E. Ladies Aid elects officers for coming year

The M. E. Ladies Aid elected officers for the new year and will install September 25. Officers include President Mrs. I. J. Merrick, 1st Vice President Mrs. W. W. Norton, 2nd Vice President Miss Kilma Johnston, 3rd Vice President Mrs. Edgar Wisely, Secretary Mrs. D. R. Byers, Treasurer Mrs. W. H. Clark. The year’s financials show a cleaning bill of 563.22, paid 431.57, balance 131.65, with 250.00 to church budget and 38.80 to local expenses, totaling 720.37. Mrs. Arvid Peterson spoke at the Rural Women Public Speaking Contest on What is Ahead for Rural America at the State Fair.

Ladies Aid I. J. Merrick W.W. Norton Kilma Johnston Edgar Wiseley Sec’y D. R. Byers Treas W. H. Clark Arvid Peterson America

LeMar Bahr Couple Married in Papillon Nebraska 1935

Miss Carol E. LeMar daughter of Dr. C. L. LeMar of Bradshaw Nebraska married Neal Bahr son of Mr and Mrs Emil Bahr of near Shelby Nebraska on December 7 1935 at Papillon Nebraska. Mrs Bahr a 1934 graduate nurse now on teaching staff at M E Hospital Training School. Mr Bahr a 1925 Shelby High School graduate was a farmer near Shelby and now works in construction in Omaha where they will reside.

Lemar—Bahr Papillion Nebraska Carol E. LeMar C. L. LeMar Bradshaw Neal Bahr Emil Bahr Shelby

David City Car Crash Leaves Four Slightly Hurt

A car driven by D. W. Harris of David City overturned on the highway about two miles east of town on Sunday morning. A blown tire is believed to have caused the accident. The four occupants, two men and two women, escaped with minor cuts and bruises and were returned to David City for treatment. The vehicle was badly damaged.

David City D. W. Harris David

New Methodist Minister Arrives at Sutton Church

Rev. Albert C. Monkman from Gresham will move in Saturday and preach Sunday morning. The Sutton church, a federated Congregationalist and Methodist fellowship, expresses pleasure with the new appointment and signs off in church notes from Rev. W. H. Wright.

Polk Woman's Club Meets at Sandell Home

The Polk Woman's Club held its first year meeting at Mrs. Henry Sandell home with Mrs. Howard Herbes presiding. Plans for the year were announced and members delivered magazine articles on The Home and The School house in the Foothills. Numerous local events are noted, including anniversaries, church services, and a Lind family reunion at Riverside Park.

Polk Woman’s Club Henry Sandell Howard Herbes Oscar Sundberg P. J. Garten R. J. Allison Harold Nelson Wilbur Whitacre Maurice Willard Lindbury Mildred McDaniel R. Bailey Anna Beckman Harold Beckman Stromsburg C. R. Peterson Raymond Jr York York College Neal Gallant Polk Baptist Church Bailey Methodist Church Pengelly Grand Island Manley Fisher Samuel Lee Arborville N. E. McNeely Julesburg Colo Willard Adelson Orlie Adelson Roy Nelson Charles Hanquist A. J. Hanquist William Wright Charles Johnson Wallace Johnson Omaha H. G. Brauer Sam Wall C. G. Jack Tecumseh Oscar Stromberg Don Newton Richard Sealey David Carlson Fremont Skagg Carlson Earl Detloff Albert Nelson Theo Stevens Charles McGinnis Charles Whittemore Ray Smith John Seymour Earl Gray Bradshaw A. W. Shafer Olaf Alfred Nels Larson Ella Shenk

Ray Funeral Draws Family To Bladen Neb

Mr. and Mrs. G W Ray traveled to Bladen Nebraska on Saturday for the funeral of Arch Ray held at Bladen Methodist Church with burial in Bladen Cemetery. Ray died September 10 at his Bladen home after a lingering illness at age forty eight leaving a wife and two children. The day also carried moving notices of ministers Rev J W Stiverson and Rev Reese taking new pastorates in Seward and Shelby respectively, plus various local visits and hospital updates among Shelby residents.

G. W. Ray Bladen Nebraska Mr. Ray Archie Ray Bladen Methodist Church J. W. Stiverson Doris Seward Stiverson United Brothern Church Reese Shelby Rev. Reese Shelby United Brethern Church A. J. Merrick Fremont Butler Polk County J. Q. Rathburn Omaha R. J. Miller Edith Oades Jeanne Cook Mera Cunningham Oades Cecil Robinson Chicago

Annual Forest Field Day At Halsey Nebraska

A Sunday event at the Nebraska National Forest in Halsey will showcase 33,000 acres of reforested sand hills now covered with evergreens. Located about 175 miles northwest of Osceola, the field day on September 20 includes a 1 PM program. attendees should bring lunch baskets and enjoy provided coffee and cold drinks. Agricultural Agent Kelly will lead a delegation. interested farmers may call Osceola or phone 80.

Halsey Nebraska Nebraska National Forest Osceola Forest Service Polk County Kelly

Polk County Women Project Clubs Meet September 22

The first meeting for the new project year gathers presidents secretaries and social leaders of all Polk County women project clubs on Tuesday September 22 at 10 am in Osceola courthouse. Miss Rizpah Douglass Lincoln home economics specialist will lead. Groups of five or more may organize clubs with two leaders required. Fall dates October 20 and November 17 listed by county extension office.

Womens Project Club Womens Project Polk County Court House Osceola Rizpah Douglass Lincoln County Extension Office

Fortunate Accident Injures Five Girls Near Town

Sunday afternoon near town a car driven by Mr Owen ran off the road and overturned. Miss Marjorie Owen, Miss Jane Shaw, Edith Marie Schweser, Catherine Schweser, and Aldeane Curda suffered injuries. Curda broke an arm and collar bone, Schweser broke a wrist, others bruised. Injured were taken to town for care.

Marjorie Owen Jane Shaw Edith Marie Schweser Catherine Schweser Aldeane Edith Schwaser David City

Griswold to Speak in Polk County Osceola and Polk appearances

Republican governor hopeful Dwight Griswold will address Osceola on Thursday September 24 at 8 00 P M and Polk on Friday September 25 at 10 A M detailing campaign remarks for voters in the region.

Griswold Polk County Dwight Griswold Govenor Osceola Polk

Loans on Farm or City Property Notice

Hastings and Nelson advertise loan options on farm or city property. Details unspecified in fragment.

Hastings & Nelson

Picnic Circuit at Buckley Park Brings Edified Local Guests

A Stromsburg Sunday picnic at Buckley Park drew numerous families from Stromsburg York and Columbus. Guests included Mr and Mrs W E Newman and others who traveled from nearby towns. The event honored Mr and Mrs M Johnson of Columbus with a dish set presentation. Several residents hosted dinners and visits at homes in Stromsburg Ravenna and Lincoln. One resident, Earl Widga, underwent an appendicitis operation in York. Dennis Ray was baptized at a Johnson grandparents home by Rev C A Sward.

Buckley Park Stromsburg W. E. Newman York John Johnson Oscar Fredrickson Oliver Johnson Marvin Fredrickson Ansel Fredrickson Morris Johnson Merritt Johnson Columbus Norma Carlson Dougle Gustafson Freda Constance Trued the Sword John Lind Clarence Larson Chas. Anderson and Son Aug. Matson Aurora Curtis Flodman and Sons Bob Shostrom Iver Osterman Clarks Joe Monson Henry Peterson Axel Fredrickson Lincoln J. W. Toline Milton Anderson Chas. Anderson Ravenna Eda Toline Carl Gissler Polk Albert Hult Ray Carnegy Alex Adels Morris’ Fredrickson Roger Headley Ray Fellows Home Earl Widga Gust Falk Miss Dorothy Raymond Johnson C. A. Sward Dennis Ray Walter Fredrickson Lloyd Adelson Oregon California Will Kohl

Two Injured In Stromsburg Motorcycle Collision

James Anderson age 19 and Donald Nordlund 15 were badly hurt when their motorcycle collided with Miss Clara Graves’s car near the First National Bank intersection Sunday night. Nordlund suffered a severe facial cut and bruises with no broken bones found on exam. Anderson was scratched and bruised and will require bed rest for days. Donald Nordlund is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nordlund of Stromsburg.

James Anderson Donald Nordlund Clara Graves First National Bank Nordlund Jim Donald E. C. Nordsun

Wesley Chapel Aid Meet Highlights and Local Moves

A Wesley Chapel program featured re plastering the church interior at the recent aid society meeting. Mrs. Herrman hosted the Women's Foreign Missionary Society last Thursday with next gathering at Mrs. Williams. Several local residents, including Albert Schmoker and Leo Albers families, were noted in visits, travel to Lincoln for studies, and a Sunday visit to Osceola.

A. J. Herrman Women’s Foreign Missionary Society L. F. Williams Albert Schmoker Leo Albers Father L. Potocki Harold Cockson John Albers R. J. Richmond Margie Grand Island Business College Columbus Earl Treadway William Inness Shelby Marguerite Donald Johnson Lincoln Wesleyan University Harry McBeth Phebe Hope Osceola Huber Alt Grandfather Albers Audrey Swan A. E. Dawes T. D. Richards Wyoming

Piano Studio Opens In Osceola Home

Mrs. H. J. Leeper announces the opening of a piano studio at her Osceola Nebraska home. She is a graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Fine Arts and has undertaken postgraduate study.

H. J. Leeper Osceola Nebraska University of Nebraska

Osceola High Forms Intercounty Athletic Conference

Osceola High along with Shelby Stromsburg Polk Clarks and Silver Creek formed a six school athletic conference. A committee drew up a constitution and a name selection process was planned to boost regional athletic interest. Osceola football schedule lists matches with Polk Gibbon Central City Exeter Ulysses Silver Creek Stromsburg Genoa and more with listed letter men and practice players.

Osceola High School Osceola Sesssee Cece Supt’s Shelby Stromsburg Polk Clarks Silver Creek Vedder Clarks Supt Thompson Polk Gibbon Central City Exeter Ulysses Genoa Snugg Robert Butz Bertyl Gissler Murray Crouse Rex Dunn Allen Herrmann Donald Lesner Rex Oberg Ted Rutter Art Wieseman Verl Anderson John Burritt Sam Carson Mervin Green Marion Johnston Ralph Johnson Lyle Mickey Richard Malek Alex Mills Fredrick McFadden Donald Schmoker Paul Schmoker Raymond Scholz Bob Wieseman

Fairview Residents Share Week at State Fair

Local notes record many Fairview residents visiting or attending the State Fair over the past week. Names include Lester McCormick LeRoy Rhodes George Buchta Harvey McKeag Sam Cadwell and Tony Staraska with others visiting or returning from Grand Island and Schuyler.

Lester McCormick LeRoy Rhodes George Buchta Harvey McKeag Sam Cadwell Tony Staraska Phelix Whittier Council Bluffs H. A. McCormick Wm. Heitzman Osceola Joe Need Howard Wilma Sandra Wm. Dake M. E Grand Island BE. Fineey Cedric N.S. Noyd Stromsburg Rayner Carlson Marion Treadway L. R. Meacham Schuyler Neal Westman Katherine Sidney Tom Meacham Hendrickson Lowell Fineey Bettie Christian Madison Chalmer Daniels Lawrence Bryan

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M. E. Ladies Aid W. H. Wright Peeernee Een Eeeestareess Sasesese Seerensenace Seensee Eenseeeednennees Seeges Senesewe John Rasp Shelby Hospital E. G. Brillhart Renander Chester Cole Ernest Lott D. C. Cole Leonard Richard Cole Rena Desper West Side D.A.R Elijah Gove Town Hall Arnold Toren Frank Baker Holderman Bald National Defense Smith W. E. Thompson J. A. Westenius Burdette Baker Doris Ericson The State University Ruel David Sward Swedeburg Iowa Rock’ Island Augustana College Reuel Frank Burgeson Cramer Marquette Frank Marvel Katherin Thayer Clarence Peterson Kewanee L. H. Hedstrom Alice Lanham Leigh L. W. Toole Wesley Chapel Fairview
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