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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

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Polk County Service Men In War News

Pilot Sam Byers, 19, Osceola graduate, received Navigator Wings in 1944 and trains on a B-24 at Casper Wyoming before overseas duty. Other local servicemen include Keith M Youngstrom arriving in England, Martin W Appleton in paratroops, Neal McBeth overseas with 555th Army Air Battalion, Ervin Deeds promoted to Petty Officer second class, Ordene Wallace joining the Waves in San Diego, Pee Cips Leonard Gissler visiting family, and updates on Deeds and Byers.

Sam Byers Don Byers Osceola High School Army Air Corps Jefferson Barracks Ellington Field Texas Casper Wyoming Osceola Sam Army Air Field

Business Men Turn Gophers

About thirty Osceola business men joined a hospital grounds project to dig 156 feet of sewer ditch with 800 more feet planned for a water main. A total of 100 volunteers is sought to complete the work in two weeks, with enlistment through Raymond Kepner or Dr. Eklund. An upcoming volunteer day may finish the ditch in one day, with entertainment and lunch planned.

Osceola Raymond Kepner Eklund

Donations Pour In For St. Francis Hospital Chapel and Auxiliary

Sr. M. Edmundine reports that $1,000 has been added to St. Francis Hospital funds. Donations fund altar pieces for the Sisters' Chapel, including a chalice, ciborium, and candlesticks from local families and groups. The list names Rev. Michael O'Boyle, the Schott family, Lisko family, Triba, and many others, with varying amounts. The note thanks donors and invites further contributions to the hospital, with a call for Osceola area women to join the Auxiliary on Sept 25 at 8:00 PM.

Sr. M. Edmundine St. Francis Hospital Larry Lambe August Jean O. O. Wallace Osceola Catholic Guild Cora Clara Schott Michael O’boyle Louis Schott Mr & I Joseph ‘Schott John Lisko Frank Staniczyk Frank Triba Geo Duren J B Koziol Louis Lisko A J Prososki Geo Hasselbalch John Gembica Stephen Koczor Coshies Kate Koczor Michael Mworek Herman Richter Theresa Galbel Otto Bernt E J Krumbach Ernest Schinzel Edward Zelasny Leo Kosch Edward Gembica Louis Smolenski H Christensen Herman Alt, Sr Teesern Edwin L Euse John Langer A E Kuhnel Eras Krumbach Alfred Kwhnel Bernt Beane Tees Bill FitzPatrick Sccecess H Augustin Chas Koezer Anton Micek Osceola Shelly St. Andrews St. Mary’s United War Fund of Nebraska Polk County National War Funds I. R. M. McDonald National War Fund R. M. McDonald

Simonsen at Camp Wolters Texas Begins Training

Harry Earl Simonsen, son of Mrs. Ben Zedicher, is starting basic training at Camp Wolters in Texas. His wife and their two children live in Omaha and plan to join him soon.

Harry Earl Simonsen Ben Zedicher Camp Wolters Texas Omaha

Soldiers and Families Receive War Updates and Losses

Victor Cerny serves in France with a Photograph ers Company. Pvt Vernon Cole from Little Rock Arkansas spent furlough in Osceola visiting family and will report to Camp Swift Texas. Frank Frizzell and wife learn of son Maurice Frizzell’s death in New Guinea where he led a platoon as sergeant and was buried with honors in an American cemetery. Navy reports Lester Davis Snc moved from San Diego to Solomons Maryland for radar training.

Pvt Vernon Cole Little Rock Arkansas Tn Osceola Camp Swift Texas Frank Frizzel New Guinea Maurice Frizzell Chaplin Navy Department Floyd West Lester Davis

Swede Home News Social Roundup

Swede Home residents host and visit multiple families including the Larson Forss and Jones groups. Dale Willits returns from North Dakota. Hanquist Bolton dine with Roy Anderson in Gresham. Mentink daughters from Stromsburg visit George Heckman and Jean.

William Larson Adolph Forss Clarence Larson Familly Martin Jones Arthur Ekstrom Gilbert Gertsch Dale Willits North Dakota Donald Hanquist Frank Bolton Roy Anderson Gresham Kenneth Mentink Daughters Stromsburg George Heckman Jeannine

District 54 Residents Share Weekend in Omaha Visit

Mr and Mrs Henry Schipporeit and Edwin and Charles Brand drove to Omaha Saturday. Donald Schipporeit returned home with them. They visited Mrs Charles Brand at Clarkson hospital. Alvin Sweitzie had an appendicitis operation at Genoa hospital last Friday and is recovering well. Lloyd Wamsley and Annette visited Noah McCoig and E M Jacobsen homes near Havens. Cara Mueller of Columbus visited Mrs Edward Totenhaupt last week. Benjamin Schipporeit and a cousin from Brewster Neb were down last week to visit Henry and Mrs John Wyman. Mrs Clyde Cannon was a patient at Stromsburg hospital last week.

Henry Schipporeit Edwin Charles’ Brand Omaha Donald Schipporeit Charles Brand Clarkson Hospital Alvin ‘Sweitzie Genoa Hospital Lloyd Wamsley Annette Noah McCoig E. M. Jacobsen Havens Cara Mueller Columbus Edward Totenhaupt Benjamin Schipporeit Brewster

Naptha Gas Clears Odor Upon Use Sold By Crouse Tex Drug Co

Naptha Gas cleans and leaves no odor after application. Sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co.

Crouse-Tex Drug Co

Osceola Bulldogs Tie Stromsburg In Season Opener

The Osceola Bulldogs and Stromsburg played to a 6-6 tie in the 1944 football opener. Kenneth Schutt Don Anderson led the backfield while Delmar Luft Gissler and Chantry stood out on the line in a hard fought game. Next week Osceola hosts David City.

Bulldogs Osceola Bulldogs Stromsburg Osceola Burg Buldogs Kenneth Schutt Kresha

Obituary of Mrs Josephine Thanel Gabriel of Shelby

Josephine Thanel Gabriel born June 4 1875 in Brun gaefen Austria immigrated to the U S at eighteen and married Ambrose Gabriel after three years They lived in Polk and Platte counties then farmed near Osceola for 23 years later moving to Shelby where they resided until her death September 12 at sixty nine years three months eight days Survived by husband three children thirteen grandchildren siblings and one sister in Europe Funeral held at Sacred Heart Church Shelby with several relatives attending from nearby towns.

Josephine Thanel Gabriel Gabriel Brungaefen Austria Emmanuel Thanel United States America Ambrose Gabriel Polk County Platte County Osceola Shelby Albert W. Gabriel John A. Gabriel Louis A. Hastert Daniel Thanel Thersia Gabel Mary Janicek Europe Sacred Heart Church Anna Wilson Leonard Luft Omaha Amelia Berger Geneva Floyd van Wey Mattie van Wey St. Edwards Chas. Weheling Will Bassett Wilma Leonard Broken Bow Joe Gabriel Fullerton Rudolph Columbus

Social Calendar announces club meetings for late September

The notice lists O.E.S. Kensington meeting moved to September 26 at Mrs. O. F. Coons home, Entre Nous hosted September 27 with Mrs. Leonard Hanson, and Easy Aces Cub gathering September 26 with Mrs. Helen McKeag and assistance from Mrs. Bertha Dunn.

O.E.S. Kensington O. F. Coons Entre Nouis Leonard Hanson Easy Aces Helen McKeag Bertha Dunn

Congressman Stefan Plans Osceola Visit Friday Evening

Congressman Stefan says he will be in Osceola Friday evening September 29 and will meet with residents who have official business to discuss. He invites those in the community to seek an audience during the visit.

Stefan Osceola

First Artificial Insemination Calf Reported in Polk County

The Polk County Dairy Improvement Association sponsors the first AI calf from Highpath Brostd Lily with breeding on December 5, 1943 and calving September 13, 1944. The 120 pound calf is from a grade cow in Rex Brigham herd. Purebred calves may be registered. Polk County Association has 133 members and about 1250 cows enrolled.

Polk County Dairy Improvement Association Highpath Polk County Association Polk County

Fairview Community Notices Roundup

Local residents share visits with families in Fairview and nearby towns. C. O. Carlson bought the Grossnicklaus farm at 10200 per acre for 320 acres, intended for his brother Robert in Illinois. Robert Heitzman remains in poor health and bedfast.

C. O. Carlson Grossnicklaus Geo. Dimmick Imr Carlson Robert Illinois Christiana Sarrow Dr. Strong Stromsbureg Ludwig Widga C. E. Daniel York Calmar Dunn

Lunch Cloths in New Patterns at Steeple's Store

Steeple's Store debuts new lunch cloth patterns, showcasing vibrant fabrics and fresh designs for dining tables. Shoppers are invited to view the latest allotment and select from a range of colors and textures.

Steeple

Shelby Hospital News Update

Mrs. Difford Huddleston of Shelby has pneumonia and stays in the hospital. Mrs. Frank Hamsa of Gresham received medical care for a few days. David Anderson was dismissed and went home near Stromsburg. Reggie Eklund of Gresham had tonsils removed. Patty Johansen was released after an appendectomy. Mrs. James McKeag Jr. of Osceola receives daily treatment. Nurse Blanche Peterson visits Lincoln during vacation. Nadine Lux assists at the hospital during her absence.

Shelby Hospital News Difford Huddleston Shelby Frank Hamsa Gresham David Anderson Stromsburg Reggie Ronald Eklund Patty Johansen James McKeag Jr Osceola Blanche ‘Peterson Lincoln Nadine Lux R. N

District 18 members visit Monroe on Monday

District No 18 Jake Reisdorff John Micek John Tragarz and Nels Hasseltbach went to Monroe Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Clarence Coffin and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Josie Benda home. Phil Micek joined Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko Sunday at Louis Czuba’s near Columbus. Mr and Mrs Adolph Bernt visited Edward Lisko Tuesday evening. See new fall wallpaper at Crouse-Tex Drugs Co.

Jake Reisdorff John Micek John Tragarz Nels Hasseltbach Monroe Clarence Coffin Josie Benda Phil ‘Micek Edward Lisko Louis Czuba Columbus Adolph Bernt

Hessian Fly Farmers and 4-H Projects Highlight Polk County News

Polk County Extension notes seeding plans and soil work while urging Soil Conservation Bank participation. Pawnee Seed Wheat demand rises as 4-H Club members plant the new variety. Ansel Fredrickson Gilbert Benson Karl Watts Arthur Deeter area clubs organize Tractor Soil Conservation and Rural Electrification efforts. Jolly Homemakers lead with eleven girls Florence Miller reports 100 percent project completion and 45 articles shown at Polk County Fair earning thirty ribbons plus Platte County Fair recognition. County labor pool urged to address farm labor needs ahead of bumper corn crop and possible POW camp.

Hessian Polk County M. D. Strong Stromsburg Ansel Fredrickson Gilbert Benson Karl Watts Arthur Deeter Tractor Club Soil Conservation Club Rural Electrification County Labor Committee Jolly Homemakers Club Florence Miller Platte County Fair

Mrs Norris Crosby Visits From Long Beach in Stromsburg

Mrs Norris Crosby arrived Thursday from Long Beach California for a several weeks visit with her mother Mrs A B Lind. Others include Mrs Davey Moseley departing for Camp Bowie Texas to visit her husband stationed there. The Spelts family received word their son Floyd Spelts ship had docked and he is back in the states. Mrs Myron G Johnson traveled to Chicago to visit her sister Dorothy a registered nurse. Mrs Amelia Fredrickson stays with the Johnsons to care for grandchildren. Ben Berger family guests of sister Mrs Harold Johnson. Rev George H Schirmer of Foley Minnesota spoke at Covenant church on September 10 and 11, hosted at nearby homes. Mrs Russell Kreis hosted relatives for Miss Margaret C Anderson with several other ladies attending.

Norris Crosby Long Beach California A. B. Lind Davey ‘Moseley Camp Bowie Texas S-Set Moseley Lester Spelts Aimim 2 Floyd ‘Spelts States Calmar Youngquist Carl Sundberg Albert Youngquist Julia ‘Bengston Stromsburg Gustafson Russell Kreis Margaret C. Anderson

Married at Marysville Kansas July 1 1944

Glen Carpenter and Margret Fil linger were wed in Marysville Kansas. The couple will live on the groom’s parents’ farm. Mrs Carpenter was honored at a shower in Shelby Parish Hall last Sunday. Margaret Duren returned to work in San Diego after visiting. Home Study Club meets Sept 28 at Mrs John Hiemer’s. new officers take charge. Guests include Victor Krumbach Leonard Hiemer Joe Alt Oswald Alt.

Glen Carpenter Edward Carpenter Margret Fillinger Maggie Fillinger Shelby Marysville Kansas Margaret Duren Hubert Duren San Diego Calif Home Study Club John Hiemer Victor Krumbach Leonard Hiemer Joe Alt Oswald Alt

Osceola Woman Wins Radio Recipe Contest

Mrs. J. B. Heckman of Osceola was announced as the contributor of the best recipe of the day in a contest sponsored by Paxton and Gallagher tied to the nine o'clock news on radio station KFAB. Her recipe was selected from entries received from the KEFAB area.

J. B. Heckman Osceola

Window Glass All Sizes at Crouss Tex Drug Co

Window glass of all sizes available at Crouss Tex Drug Company. The listing promotes a wide range of glass for various uses.

Crouss Tex Drug Co

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Donald Schutt Farragut Idaho Walter Schutt Charles Youngstrom Keith M. Youngstrom England Martin Appleton Pfc Martin W. Appleton Army Neal McBeth 555Th Amyi Aircraft Battalion Ervin Deeds Flossie Deeds France Ordene Wallace C. O. Wallace The Waves Cips Gunner Leonard Gissler Ardmore Oklahoma Mrs Rudolph Gissler Set Victor Cerny Hess Panamin Salsbury Polk County Farm Fairview News Chalmer Daniel Colorado Springs John Young Don Cunningham Near Fullerton C. L. Dake Wm. ‘Dake Lester McCormick Central City Geo. Heinemeyer L. L. Meacham Gladys Buchta Jennie Lou Buchta Hilbert Buchta Crouse-Tex Drugs Co USO War Prisoners Aid United Seamen’s Service American Field Service
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