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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1938

Page

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Special Honor for Polk County 4 H Club Leaders

The Polk County 4 H program recognizes club leaders Nubbin Corn Harold Ingalls High Prairie Mix and Stir Mrs Frank Bolton Bright Side Mrs John Staroscik Four Leaf Clover Helen Shemek Jolly Workers Mrs Arvid Peterson East Pleasant Home Mrs R L Smith Flying Fingers Happy Go Lucky Wilma Heimer Happy Valley Mrs Harry Huddleston Bugsy Bee Cooking Laura Burke Jolly Cookers Mrs Edgar Wisely. Several clubs achieved 100 percent completion with all members filing year end reports. Some clubs have yet to complete and are urged to submit reports to the agent’s office this week.

Polk County Nubbin Corn Club Harold Ingalls Lumberjack Forestry Club Harold, Ingalls High Prairie Mix and Happy Valley Harry Huddleston Bugsy Bee Laura Burke Jolly Cookers Edgar Wisely

Installation services for Rev. John Oberg

Festivities marked a weekend at St Pauls Lutheran Church as Rev. John Oberg was consecrated pastor by Dr C O Gulleen with five Stromsburg District pastors assisting. A large crowd attended. Monday included communion and multiple ministers led services from Swede Home Hordville York Newman Grove Stromsburg.

John Oberg St. Paul’s Lutheran Church C. O.gulleen Nebraska Stromsburg Gulleen C. A. Sward Milton Berg David Anderson Hordville York Clarence Anderson Newman Grove Alfred Trued

Real estate goes at bargain price in Osceola sale

An eighty acre farm, two residences, and town lots in Osceola sold at referee's sale for 5232. The 80 acre farm brought 60.50 per acre to John Nelson. A 4 room modern house and three lots sold to Irvin I. Noble for 276. Another house and three lots went to Albert Ryan for 116. K. A. Cornish acted as referee.

Osceola Wm. Richmond John Nelson West Osceola Irvin I. Noble Albert Ryan K. A. Cornish

The Bill of Rights Enduring Guardian of American Liberty

The piece marks the 149th anniversary of the Bill of Rights adopted September 25, 1789 and recalls rights such as freedom of religion press speech and assembly. It calls for guarding these protections against tyranny and special interests and for maintaining national responsibility to preserve these rights.

Osceola Women’s Club Entertained at Garden Party

The Osceola Women’s Club met September 19, 1938 at Mrs D A Bensons country home near Silver Creek. Twenty five members enjoyed a picnic supper then held a business meeting led by President Wry George Inness. Mrs George Alliband named chair of the Christmas Seal Sales and delegates Mrs Henry Zang and Mrs L M Shaw were elected to the State Convention in Kearney October 5 6 and 7. Mrs Agnes MacDonald of Lincoln attended as a guest.

Osceola Women’s Club D. A. Benson Silver Creek Wry George Inness George Alliband Henry Zang L. M. Shaw Kearney Agnes MacDonald Lincoln

King's Herald Elects Officers

The King's Herald society met Tuesday September 13 at Opal Sargent's home. Officers elected were Pres. Darlene Wisely, Vice Pres. Georgeann Grossnicklaus, Secretary Mary Schnasse, Treasurer Mary Gaile Sigler, News Reporter Donna Jean Pratt. The group heard a story and piano solo, collected the penny march, and shared lunch. The next meeting will be at the Pratt home. membership is open to girls aged 8 to 13.

King’s Herald Society Opal Sargent Georgeann ‘Grossnicklaus Darlene Wisely Georgeann Grossnicklaus Mary Schnasse Mary Gaile Sigler Donna Jean Pratt Pratt Home King’s Herald

Dorcas and Junior Mission Band to Host Fair Festival

West Side anunces annual Fair Festival on Tuesday evening September 27 with a display of mission goods and invitation to all. Sunday October 2 features Sunday School promotion and a Bible class led program in the evening.

Dorcas Gust Chindgren Lillie Rudolph Appleton Martin Lumnstrom Baby Do. A. Lunstrom Earl Johnson Ollie Johnson Oscar Fredrickson Axel Fredrickson Dorothy Gordon Earl Oscar Berglund Octavia Wahoo Bill Larson Irvin * Forss Clarence Larson Walter Larson Ralph Rhoades Benedict Rhoades Marie Campain High Prairie High Prairie P.T.A

St Andrews Parish Holds Reception for Father Mattie

Lawrence Bernt entered Lincoln hospital for treatment after a St Andrews parish reception at Ellers Hall Sunday. Arnold Hasselbach visited Monday. Henggler family attended a wedding in Humphrey. Misgy Henggler worked as a waitress at the reception. Matt Fillinger from Wyoming visited O J Kro pach family. Wilson from Iowa visited his sister Delbert Urban. Elsie Cerny began work as chief operator at the First National Bank Beauty Shop in Osceola.

Lawrence Bernt Lincoln St. Andrews Parish Eller Matt Fillinger Wyoming O. J. Kropach Mr. Wilson Iowa Delbert Urban Elsie Cerny First National Bank Osceola

Shelby Men on Federal Jury Chosen for Final Term

Fred N. Brigham and Robert Taddiken of Shelby were selected for the federal petit jury for the final term, among 55 drawn by the U S district court clerk in Lincoln last Saturday.

Fred N. Brigham Robert Taddiken Shelby Federal Petit Jury U. S. District Court Lincoln

Imm announces birth and recovery of local resident

Osceola Hospital reports Mr and Mrs Oscar Imm welcomed an 8 1 2 pound boy named Robert Carl born Monday September 19. Allan Cummings, who underwent major surgery last week, expects discharge later this week and to return home.

Osceola Hospital Oscar Imm Robert Carl Allan Cummings

Fairview and Valley Methodist Churches Services

Services at the usual hours on Sunday at Fairview and Valley Methodist churches.

Fairview Valley Methodist

Death and visits mark Shelby area notices

The community notes memorialize the death of Mrs. Rufus Funkhouser of Maravia Iowa with burial there, and record district lodge activities in Grand Island and various visits and gatherings in Shelby Columbus and surrounding towns. Messages include relatives visiting, travel to Denver and Yakima, and a long family reunion at Pawnee’s Park in Columbus with Abbott and related families.

S. J. Funkhouser Rufus Funkhouser Maravia Iowa Shelby Everett Lehmkuhl Don Jarmin Harry Swan Herman Schade LaVerne Marion Abcott James Lloyd Treadway Grand Island Columbus Carl Dornan Yakima Wash Kathryn Reisdorf Havelock J. E. Bernt Matt Fillinger Dewey Margaret Fillinger Kenneth Bernt Ivan Bernt

Fairview Notes on Local Visits and Hospital Stay

Fairview reports Russel Mace in Veterans Hospital Lincoln not yet improving. G P Mace and Lesta returned from Laramie after a few days away. Rev Guy McClure and wife, former Fairview pastor, visited en route to Trenton to serve another year. Neighbors plowed Joe Karges ground. Karges leg remains in a cast. Several locals visit relatives in Columbus York and Central City. A pound social and reception at Hall Wednesday honors Rev and Mrs Hamilton.

Russel Mace Veterans Hospital Lincoln G. P. Mace Lesta Laramie Wyoming Guy McClure Fairview L. R. Meacham Heme Omaha Trenton Nebr Joe Karges Kargis Mable Heinemeyer Columbus Arnie Mace Holt County Guy Smith Gordon George Heinemeyer L. R. Meacham York D. L Hilbert Buchta Fresno Calif Rev Hamilton

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Activities

The Methodist Church lists 10 A M Sunday School led by Elton Berck, 11 A M Morning Worship with sermon With One Accord, 6:30 P M Intermediate League, 7:30 P M Senior League, choir practice Thursday at 7:30. Ladies Aid Service Committee hosts Friday evening. W F M S meets September 26 in church parlors with Mrs. Otto Horst as hostess. Pastor Albert C Monkman.

Methodist Church Elton Berck Ladies Aid Service Committee Everette Reece Tom Reece I. J. Merrick John Herrman Joe Tschauner W.F.M.S Otto Horst Albert C. Monkman

Osceola Bulldogs Edge Clarks 7 6 In Season Opener

Osceola 11 narrowly defeats Clarks 7 6 in a hard fought season opener. Bud Carman drives key runs and tackles as Osceola takes the final quarter lead. Lineups list Mills Danskin Wiese man Burritt Rutter Schmeker and others with 33 players out for football.

Osceola Clarks Bulldogs Bud’ Carman Mills Danskin Wieseman Burritt Roisant Anderson Rutter Schmeker Carman Mickey Mentink McKeag Eugene Treadway Donald Schmoker Milford Johansen Sidney Ru

Wheat test plot to gauge milling quality in Polk County

Polk County will plant an official wheat yield test on the Lynn Brigham farm near Osceola with varieties Cheyenne Blackhall Nebraska 1069 Kanvale Sobred Nebraska 1069 Tenmarq and Turkey Red. Fred Seifer secretary of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association added 100 farmer samples for direct comparison with the main test plot and a master test at Lincoln to assess milling quality and potential farmer profit.

Polk County Lynn Brigham Farm Osceola Cheyenne Blackhall Nebraska Fred Seifer Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Lincoln

Lutheran Church Notes Harmony Society Meeting and Services

The Harmony Society meets Thursday at Miss Alinda Fernandez's home with Miss Dorothy Boden in charge. Sunday marks the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity with services at 10 11 and 8. Choir practices Tuesday. St Michael's Day on Sunday October 2 with Children's Day events and special music. Beginning in October evening services move to 7 30.

Churce Harmony Society Alinda Fernandez Dorothy Boden

Wesley Chapel News Briefs Highlight Local Visitations

Congregation welcomes Rev. Longacre for another year. Visitors include Leonard Ericson and family from Stromsburg, A J Herrman and family, Walter Schwartz of Houston, and others. Local events feature pig club meetings, county relatives visiting, and residents traveling to Omaha and Idaho.

Wesley Chapel Longacre Leonard Ericson Stromsburg D. C Walter John Egelhoff L. E. Treadway John Lockard Shelby Dewey Lockard Columbus Nels Pearson Hinsdale John Nelson Clarence Anderson Omaha Idaho Stull Corner Pig Club Arthur Deeter Raymond Schott Glenn Kresha Leonard Augustine Charles Koehler Famiy Hayward Calif Polk County Son Syracuse Fred Huggler

Local Friends and Family Gatherings Fill Polk Area

A long list of Sunday visits and social events reported across Polk area households. Guests included the Brantings at the Clarks, the Bughs and Wochners from Arborville, Lindquists, Carlsons, and others visiting in Shenk, Lindquist, and Shostrom homes. Various youths and families, picnics, and church activities noted.

Ralph Branting Roy Church Clarks Vergil Bugh Harvey Wochner Arborville Mervin Shenk Charles Carlson York John Lindquist A. T. Lindquist Hattie Lindquist Clarence Bryant Bobby Arthur Emken Phyllis Shirley Cramer Cliff Cramer Fouts Central City

Local Social Notes from Stomsburg and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Ernest Preece and daughter June of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Arthur Wymore of Venice California visited Stomsburg friends. Local residents traveled to Auburn Iowa on a business trip. Various dinners and visits are recorded among the Petersons Baker Stromberg Norman Hultquist Burgeson Anderson Myers and Burke families with multiple households hosting or hosting guests.

Ernest Preece June Lincoln Arthur Wymore Venice California Chester Underhill David V. Peterson Donald Jackson Claire McCormick Auburn Iowa Donald Frisbee Elgin Nebraska Sinclair Gasoline Arthur Carlson Frisbee H. F. Baker Emma Peterson Clara Jola Mae Peterson John George Gresham Iola Mae Peterson Oscar Stromberg Polk Charles Norman Shubert Edward Eby Arthur Hultquist Mavis Josephine Anderson Ruth Carlson Dorothy Fredrickson Wahoo F. R. Burgeson Morris Johnson John A. Johnson Albert Sundberg Gerald Sundberg Milton Johnson Denver Amy Myers Jennie Burke W. L. Anderson Chicago Asa Burke Omaha J. A. Anderson Milton, Eather Lucille Kenneth Myers Evan Myers Alvin Burke

Sorghums and Stybril Corn Tour Planned in Polk County

A Polk County tour of Hybrid corn and sorghum test plots is set for Tuesday September 27 starting at 9 30 A M at Foy Rosenberry farm two miles south and seven miles east of Stromsburg on Highway 66. Experts from the Agricultural College will assist, with stops at Martin Scholz farm Osceola and Albert Ryan farm Osceola before concluding at Elmer Tooker farm Silver Creek area. The event showcases 18 sorghum and 27 corn varieties at Rosenberry, eight sorghum varieties at Scholz, 52 corn varieties at Ryan, and Tooker’s strong corn and sorghum tests plus drought resilience insights.

Polk County Foy Rosenberry Farm Stromsburg Highway 66 Domonic Gross Extension Agronomist The Agricultural College Howard Peterson Foy Rossenberry Farm Elmer Tooker Silver Creek Bridge Tooker

Record's Cooking School Draws Large Osceola Ladies

The free cooking school at The Muse Theatre drew over 700 women last Thursday through Saturday. The Record thanks the Osceola community and local merchants for strong support of the event.

Record Muse Theatre Merchants of Osceola

Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Merry Workers Event

Sunday School at ten o clock morning service. Merry Workers will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Walter Wells and Mrs H C Hansen hosting.

Presbyterian Church Walter Wells H. C. Hansen

Polk Nebraska Merchant Builds Regionwide Trade With The Farmers Store

P J Garten of Polk Nebraska built a remarkable business from a small town shop. Since purchasing The Farmers Store in 1925 he used chain store pricing and regular advertising to draw customers from Polk county and beyond. He emphasizes friendliness and honesty, extending occasional credit to farmers. sales reached 90000 in 1928 and have since varied.

Polk Nebraska Polk County P. J. Garten California Farmers’ Union Mr. Garten Garten Nebraska Farmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raymond Pitcairn America Osceola Womens Club West Side ST. Andrews Hilding Dahlin Dorothy Ann Ellen Stett Charles Samuelson Carroll Flodman Lawrence Lind Walter Martin Herman Fredrickson Eunice Swanson Otto Swanson Martin Hoffman John Bills Ester Lackey John Hansen Werner Allquist Julius Hoffman Leonard Charlotte Marvin Fredrickson Roy Morgan Mission Camp Grounds Henry Reed Harold Reed Imr Fred Hanmen McCool S. S. Pierson A. W. Shafer Alfred J. B. Williams Joe Johnson Rudolph Gustafson Dolores Sundberg Albert Larson Ruth Theo. Larson Riley Nelson King R. W. Kguper Mildred Henry Mundt Emil Wilshusen Ed. Foster Lizzie Elmer Johnson G. R. Lindburg Genoa Arnold Isaacson Henry Horstman Fullerton Art Rowe the Baptist Church Wallace Sandell Elroy Krantz Swedenburg Peterson F. W. Fossburg Leghorwns Sp Hens Bete Polk Merchant P.J. Garten Farmers’ Store
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