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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
3
The Osceola Record of Polk County proclaims itself as the county’s oldest newspaper and notes its mailing status with the post office acknowledgment in Osceola Nebraska.
The Polk County filing day brought two sheriff candidates two clerk contenders three judge hopefuls and five seeking the superintendent post. Local notes report weather heat illness injuries town events and a fire that destroyed a house near Osceola.
The church advertises obedience to the annual conference and aims for improved service. Services are 10 Sunday School, 11 worship, evening services resume next Sunday, with a special morning message. The note recalls a recent 500-person tabernacle meeting and urges building a larger Sunday night audience, with choir practice Thursday evening.
See Davis in Columbus today and look for better tomorrow. Everready Heavy Duty B Batteries are priced at $1.45 each at Larson Radio Shop.
Polk County schools opened in September reporting 3051 children ages 5 to 21, an increase of 13 from last year. Rural system shows 1030 pupils in grades I to VIII and 396 Free High School Tuition Certificates issued for eighth grade graduates entering high school.
Jackie Cooper performs in Dinky with a Wednesday show on September 25 offering admission priced from 10 to 25 cents. Local cinema listings announce the event and times for patrons seeking a cheap evening feature.
Community activities unfold with Swede Home Lutheran youth group meeting in church parlors and hosting by the Johnson and Pierson families. Numerous visits and dinners follow across Polk and York counties with farms and town residents attending events and school term plans noted.
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