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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
4
Monday September 24 at 8:00 P M features Hon M O McLaughlin and Hon R McKelvie from Lincoln as speakers. Music by a male chorus of sixteen voices. The public is invited.
Rev G T Lavery is returned by the U B conference for next year. Friends expect the pastor and family back from a foreign trip soon. Several visits from Washington Texas and Nebraska residents occur around Stromsburg with relatives. A baby girl is born to Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson. The Lutheran church is redecorated and students head to Lincoln and Hastings for events. Golf finals were affected by rain as Emil Johnson and Dr Neville awaited Sunday play. Local outings include parties near Swede Home and Osceola visits by Hilda Erickson.
STROMSBURG P. E. Shostrom attended the Grand Island livestock sale Friday and purchased 64 feeders to feed on his farm west of the city. Other local notes include Alvin Bodine and Victor Altberg going to Hastings as delegates to the state American Legion convention and several community events at church groups and visits to Lincoln.
Mrs. Jennie Seeley of Stromsburg visited with her friend Mrs. T Kreis over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W L Obrist and Mr. and Mrs. E C Mouden traveled to Aurora Wednesday. Ray Edmunson and wife, workers for W L Deay, left for Omaha last Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Campbell and daughter Sarah and Janie visited the McKeags last week. W L Obrist is building a large new hog house. Alvin Burke is building a modern type barn. Aug E Anderson and family shopped in York Saturday. Miss Grace Johnson, operated on at York for appendicitis last week, is recovering nicely.
C B Knerr traveled to Grand Island on a business trip earlier in the week. Chas Kries suffers a dislocated kneecap making mobility hard. Dwight Newcomer helped Harry Obrist dig a cistern on Friday. Mrs Chas Munyon and children returned to Grand Island Thursday after visiting her sister Mrs C M Dil saver. Mr and Mrs Earl Shidner of Loup City visited the J L Hurd home Tuesday.
Rev and Mrs Hendrickson traveled to Lincoln for the annual M E conference. Mrs Mary Markley visited Bettie Christian and returned to Clarks with her mother. Norris grove picnic drew large crowds amid fair weather concerns and Prof Royles cancellation led to Miss Cook’s reading delighting the audience.
A lively program of sports and contests engaged participants of all ages with brisk, hour long activity. Miss Blanche Snyder visited her parents Mr and Mrs S K Snyder for the weekend while Lawrence Meacham spent Saturday and Sunday at his home.
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