Osceola Notes and Local Deaths September 1917
In Osceola area notes from September 1917 include Methodist appointments in county figures Osceola W L Austin Stromsburg L R Horford Shelby Wesley R H Carr. John J Jacobs died of heart failure in North David City. Eva M Schott and Fred Hennings wed at St Michaels in Central City and left for Denver. Families on local farms move houses and births and hospital news fill the page along with golf results in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
W. L. Austin
Stromsburg
L. R. Horford
Shelby-Wesley
R. H. Carr
North David City
John J. Jacobs
St. Micheals Parsonage
Central City
Eva M. Schott
Fred Hennings
Denver
Anthony Schott
Polk County
Wm. Zimmerman
John Benson
Benson
Clyde Courtney
Zimmerman
Emil Thelander
Vance Marquis
The
Burlington
Lincoln
Bayard
D. Fillman
Ten Years Ago September 17 1931 Football and Fair Notes
Tettermen report football practice with McBeth McBeth Bur vitt Adams Hermann Pierson Monson Koehler. Ingalls sisters Shelby win beef prizes first second and fourth in heavy calves at the state fair with a 1000 pound calf selling for 14 cents per pound. Buckley Park hosts 8th birthday anniversary for M D Eyler with about 150 friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McBeth
Brent McBeth
Carl Burvitt
Edie Adams
Robert Herrmann
Carl Pierson
Paul Monson
George Koehler
Helen
Dorothy
Marie Ingalls
Shelby
Buckley Park
M. D. Eyler
Public Sale to Quit Farming Near Polk Stromsburg Clarks
Chas Ang owner sells at auction on Monday September 22 at 12:00 located 5 miles north 1 mile east of Polk 9 miles west 2 miles north of Stromsburg 5 miles south 2 miles east of Clarks. Items include 3 head horses 13 head cattle furniture machinery feed 2 spotted Poland China sows with 16 pigs lunch stand auctioneers Noble & Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, N
Polk
Stromsburg
Clarks
Poland
Chas. Ang
Noble & Worth
Notice of Final Report in Smith Estate Probate
In Polke County Nebraska the Administratrix filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Eva B. Smith deceased. A hearing is set for October 10, 1941 at 10 A M to determine heirship and distribution and to discharge the administratrix. Citizens may appear and contest. Dated September 10 1941 County Judge L M Merrick. (Seal) Sept 18 25 Oct 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polke County
Nebraska
Eva B. Smith
Statte of
L. M. Merrick
For Sale Two-Story House and Barn Near Osceola
Mrs Harry Davis of Osceola advertises a modern for sale two room house with barn close to town. Contact phone 231 J for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Osceola
Bible Study and church events at St. Paul Lutheran
On Monday September 22 members and friends are invited to a day of Bible Study at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Services start 11:00 with a sermon by Dr C O Gulleen followed by lunch at noon. At 2:00 Dr Alfred Trued will discuss Why Does a Man Need God. Evening topic How May I Know That I Am Saved led by Rev Clarence Anderson. Distinguish pastors expected. Thursday Luther League meets. Rev Ralph Hult speaks on Zamzam sinking. Next Sunday Trinity 15 Sunday School 10 Worship 11 Martha and Mary theme. evening Bible Study in First Epistle of Peter. Harmony Society meets Sept 25 at Mrs Carl Cederberg home with Helen Deeter preparing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
C. O. Gulleen
Alfred Trued
Stromsburg
Clarence Anderson
Newman Grove
Luther League
Ralph Hult
Frank Bard
Rudolph Gissler
Peter
Harmony Society
Carl Cedéerberg
Helen Deeter
Methodist Church announces Sunday services and conference note
Rev. Albert W. Lapthorne, pastor, will not lead a morning service on Sunday September 21 due to attendance at the Nebraska Annual Conference in Lincoln. Church School is at 10 a.m. Circle Meetings of the W S C S will be held Friday September 26 with detailed announcements next week.
Osceola Dentists and Surgeon Listings
Dr Kr B Lytle dentist over First National Bank Osceola Nebraska phone 7 and Dr H S Eklund physician and surgeon eyes tested glasses fitted office over Crouse Tex Drug Co Dr Harley Eklund R P 238 office phone 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Osceola
Nebr
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Fairview Social Roundup Includes Visits and Wedding
Mrs Henry Strickland and child ren arrived Monday from Little Rock Arkansas visiting at the Heitzman home. Mr and Mrs Dewey Mace of Marshalltown Iowa came Friday to visit the former's parents the G SP Mace. Mrs Dolly Fineey came from Omaha Friday to visit home folks. Miss Fern Norris returned from Yellowstone Park Wyoming. Chalmer Daniel and wife in York Friday for Widga birthday. Roy Frizzel hosted Floyd Frizzel family Cedric Fineey and Dale Frizzel for dinner honoring Floyds departure for Los Angeles. Elmer Dittmer and John Ross with families spent Sunday at the Elmer Dittmer home. Clair McCormick visited the Wm Dake home after a Oregon California trip. Dale Frizzel at School of Commerce in Lincoln for weekend with parents. Doris Curry and Calvin Gertsch wed Sept 7 at Osceola parsonage read by Rev Oberg. See Us FIRST for SALE BILLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairvew News
Henry Strickland
Little Rock
Arkansas
Heitzman
Dewey Mace
Marshalltown
Iowa
G. SP. Mace
Dolly Fineey
Omaha
Fern Norris
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Chalmer Daniel
York
Widga
Roy Frizzel
Floyd Frizzel
Cedric Fineey
Dale Frizzel
Los Angeles
Wm. Dittmer
John Ross
Near Clarks
Elmer Dittmer
Elmer Dittmer Home. Mr. and Mrs. Clair McCormick
Wm. Dake
Oregon
California
School of Commerce
Lincoln
Doris Curry
Calvin Gertsch
Osceola
Oberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola Record
Walter ). Herbes
Neb
Fred DeLand
Robert Raymond Hotchkiss
Geo. B. Anderson
W. D. Hastings
Gilbert Johnson
Petrus C. Nelson
Elmer J. Tschatuner
Claremore
Okla
Sally Dot
Keith Snider
Chicago
Grande Maison de Blanc
John Eberley
David City
Citizens State Bank
Professional Directory
W. Ray Hill
M. D
Court House Square
KR. B. Lytle
Osceo
LOU Israel
Mrs. Israel
Columbus
Launderer
Osceola — Schuyler
E. R. Ware
Dick Merrick
D. R. Byers
MLCU
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