Local incidents and deaths in Osceola area
Reports from Osceola include a runaway accident injuring Uncle Jim Gibbons and a horse incident near an overpass. Deaths noted are Benjamin O Hallquist age 27 and Polk County pioneer Frank Campbell age 70. Fire destroys five stacks of Burrell Fox’s wheat. Enger car accident injures Mrs Dearborn and passengers. M A Mills begins wearing shoes after sixty years in boots.
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Laverne Shelmadine
Marguerite Shrader
Clarence Miller
Jim Gibbons
Jim
Osceola Auto Co
Benjamin O. Hallquist
Frank Campbell
Polk County
Osceola
Big Enger
Gertrude Dearborn
O. E. Mickey
Helen Davey
Helen Detweiler
Burrell Fox
Here
M. A. Mills
Swede Home marks 50th anniversary with three days of events
Three day celebration observed by Swede Home congregation for its fiftieth anniversary includes a memorial service at the auditorium for former President Harding. Mayor Sni der led the service with Atty H C Beebe delivering a talk as part of the observance.
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Snider
H. C. Beebe
Bill Pratt
Clyde Courtney
Minnesota
Bill
Warren
Walton Ball
Signe Samuelson
Ida Hanson
Timm Field
Union Pacific
Buckley Park
Stromsburg
Swan Johnson
York Hospital
Sweden
Polk County
Osceola
Perry N. Sapp and Publisher Entered at the Post Office
Perry N. Sapp and the publisher filed an entry at the Os Post Office for a one dollar postage matter.
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Perry N. Sapp
Local notes from town include hires, births and farm events
Mayor Pierson's NRA county director commission noted along with staff changes in District 37 and a resignation. Betty Wieseman suffered a severe head bump after a fall from a Verne Deay farm horse. Mrs Erasmus Krumbach died suddenly at her Shelby home. The Hedlunds traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress. Reuben Anderson was elected English and Biology teacher at the school board's special meeting, replacing Miss Jean Ross. A grocery ad lists Red Salmon two for 35 cents. Community Club members heard Rev Ralph A Jensen speak on local Baptist roots. Markets show Wheat 66c, Corn 28c, Oats 20c, Hogs 4.00, Eggs 6-7c, Cream 13c, Springs 7c. An eight-pound baby boy, Lloyd Vaughn Zeiski, was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Zeiski of Osceola.
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NRA
Doris Hanson
Nadine Richmond
Betty Wieseman
Verne Deay Farm
Erasmus Krumbach
Shelby
E. A. Hedlund
Chicago
Century of Progress
Reuben Anderson
Jean Ross
Ralph A. Jensen
Baptist Church
Lloyd Zeieski
Osceola
Lloyd Vaughn
Ten Years Ago Civilian Weddings and Local Notices
Ten years ago Sgt. Marjorie Hannah and Lt. Rolland Randall wed at Pine Camp on August 4. Harold Edward Cockson, 62, buried after funeral in Columbus. Ches ter Randall in Japanese prison camp No 1 in the Philippine Islands. Births: Richard Leroy Schutt born August 10. Nancy Myra new daughter to Myron and Mrs Johnson. Local draft office changes: Mrs Grace Johnston resigns, Marian Cotter to take over.
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Mitchell Field
New York
Rolland Randall
Pine Camp
Randall
Fred Randall
East of Osceola
Harold Edward Cockson
Leo Albers
Osceola
Columbus
W. D. Buchholz
Chester
No. 1
Phillippine Islands
Walter Schutt
Richard Leroy
Myron Johnson
Nancy Myra
Grace P. Johnston
Marian Cotter
Weekend guests include military family and visitors
First Lieutenant Ivan R. Her and his children were weekend guests of the Ben Schmoker and L. L. Iler families while on a 10 day furlough from Camp Crowder Missouri to Des Moines Iowa. He won a trophy in a golf tournament in southwest Missouri. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Thiesen of Howells were weekend guests at the Joe Schott home. Jack Schott left for Lincoln for his second term at the university. Oscar Boden and party visited Albion and Ellen Reich in hospital. Mrs. H. C. Krumbach of McPherson Kansas was a recent house guest of Mrs. W. H. Fulwider.
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Ben Schmoker
L. L. Iler
Camp Crowder
Iowa Military District
Des Moines
Missouri
Ann Delafield
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
J. F. Thiesen
Howells
Joe Schott
Jack Schott
Lincoln
University
Oscar Boden
Herman Eklund
Albion
Mr. Boden
Ellen Reich
Albion County Hospital
H. C. Krumbach
McPherson, Kansas
W. H. Fulwider
Birthday party honors Alice Rae Anderson at home
Alice Rae Anderson was feted Saturday afternoon September 12 at her parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Anderson. Guests included Lynette Jarmin, Beverly Bonne, Kathy Eikenhorst, Michel Snodgrass, Wayne Bonne, Micke Zedicher, Joe Oberts, Alex Bluc, and Arden Anderson. Lunch followed games.
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Arthur T. Anderson
Methodist Church Schedule Announces Rally and Meetings
Homer P. Hollinger, minister, directs Thursday choir rehearsal at 8 p m. Saturday the MYF travels to Fremont for a Youth Rally with speaker George Harper of Nashville. Sunday features 10 a m Sunday School and 11 a m Worship with Rev. Otto Fabre delivering the Lord's Portion Plan message. The Methodist Men meet at 6 30 p m for a diner gathering hosted by the group. Monday the Commission on Education meets at 8 p m.
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Methodist Church
Homer P. Hollinger
MYF
Fremont
George Harper
Nashville
Tennessee
Otto Fabre
Fabre
Commission On Education
Lutheran church schedules Trinity Sunday events
The Lutheran Church announces 16th Sunday after Trinity services with Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Confirmation exams at 3 p.m. Dr Paul Empie of the National Lutheran Council speaks at York at 8 p.m. and the Conference Brotherhood Convention meets at Wakefield on 20 and 21. Luther League hosts Monday at 8 p.m. with hostesses Mrs Milton Peterson and Mrs Ray Walgreen. Confirmation class meets Thursday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 8:30 a.m.
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the Lutheran Church
M. L. Swenson
Trinity
Paul Empie
National Lutheran Council
York
Wakefield
Luther League
Milton Peterson
Ray Walgreen
Senea
Vincent Church Sunday Mass and Confirmation Class Schedule
Father John H. Howe presides on the 17th Sunday after Pentecost September 20. Saturday offers Confirmation Class instruction at 9:30 am and 5:30 pm, 8:30 pm. Sunday masses at 7:30 am and 10:30 am. Weekday mass at 8:00 am.
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Jit. Vincent
John H. Howe
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Parish Schedule Notes Thirteen Hours Devotion Monsignor Schuster
The 17th Sunday after Pentecost marks Confirmation Class at 2 15 p m Saturday with confessions at 3 15 p m and Sunday Mass at 9 a m with confessions before. Monthly family communion day announced. On Monday the annual Thirteen Hours Devotion opens with a high mass at 7 a m and private adoration all day, closing at 8 p m with Monsignor George Schuster as speaker.
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Munion
George Schuster
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