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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
1
Open meeting announced for Friday September 27 by Hackberry The Green's Chapel Brotherhood. Ladies Aid semi monthly meeting set for Thursday September 26. Several residents travel for family visits and hospital tasks in Omaha Stromsburg and Albion. Community groups report events at Polk County locations with visitors from nearby towns.
Osceola starts its home football schedule Friday facing rival Polk with a veteran unit and a new backfield led by Morris Tenn Arthur Wieseman Allan Herrmann Murray Crouse and Milton Burgeson The line features Rex Oberg Ted Rutter with guards Ed Klein Wesley Koehler Louis Dunn and center Ross Anderson Endmen are Bertyl Gissler and Robert Butz.
Visitors from Kansas Nebraska and Maryland attend at C W Moon home and Ed Carpenter farm. Families gather for reunions and parties while a bungalow project advances and a child sustains arm fractures at District 58. Genealogies and travel touches linked to Moon Bull and Brazee families noted.
Mrs. Marvin Dawes and infant Jenonne Margaret were discharged from Osceola Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Johnson and son Dearyl Duane left the hospital Tuesday and returned home to Gresham. Guildford Bryan and wife welcomed baby William Allen born September 18 at Osceola Hospital. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hedburg on Monday September 23 at Osceola Hospital. Lee Campbell, recently operated on at Osceola Hospital, is recovering and due for dismissal later this week.
Funeral services for J F Thayer 64 veteran railroad conductor were held at his Stromsburg home and the Methodist church. Rev E C Staley led the rites. Thayer illness began Tuesday evening in Central City while on his Burling ton run between Aurora and Palmer. He died on the operating table in Palmer. He served Burling ton for about 45 years and is survived by his wife four stepchildren and several brothers and sisters.
Miss Margaret Lucas of Silver Creek won a large music scholarship at the University of Nebraska. She will reenter as a junior and study piano under Prof. Herbert Schmidt while playing cello in the school of music orchestra.
A purchase closed last Saturday transfers Dee’s Cafe from Mrs. Delia Schooler to Raymond Bouzek and Emerson Kasparek of David City. The buyers, linked with Perkins Hotel, plan to move into the cafe rooms above this week and Bouzek brings cafe and hotel training from Cornell University.
This issue announces a larger improved The Record with town and country correspondence by Arthur Bris lane an historical sketch by Elmo Scott Watson national capital notes by Carter Field a Wynn column a Home Circle page late news pictu res and a new serial story Caught in the Wild by Robert Ames Bennett Readers are urged to renew subscriptions via campaign workers and to welcome new subscribers with the paper offering value at less than two cents.
Shelbys annual Corn Day festival attracted a large countywide turnout. Governor Cochran and Representative Jay Hastings spoke, Hastings titled King Corn Back on His Throne. DeLoss Buchholz offered a vocal solo, a Shelby ball team beat Omaha colored team 14 to 12, with free acts and a dance closing the day.
The Stoner Club met September 18 with Alma Hanson and twenty members present. They tied a comforter for Mabel Thompson and received a thanks note from Mrs. Alex Decker of Alma, Nebraska for the group’s comforter. Lunch was served by Anna Hanson and Sue Cook. The October host is Mae Scholz and members should prepare two nine patch quilt blocks each.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scharfenberg visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers in Fremont on Sunday. They were joined by Mrs. Fred Scharfenberg and Helen of York, the scholar’s mother and sister.
The 1935 Cornhusker football squad lists players from the Big Six and other conferences with three full varsity teams under coach Dana X. Bible in his seventh season. Home games feature student cheer squads and a massed band, with a concert before the Oklahoma game on October 26 and Homecoming on November 9 highlighted by the Kansas Jayhawks appearance.
Public notice urges quick action in a subscription drive with a first period ending October 7. It emphasizes reporting to the campaign manager, collecting new or renewed subscriptions, and winning large prizes through high vote totals.
District No. 2 announces nominees Mrs. C. Marvin Fredrickson of Clarks Miss Addie Carter of Gresham Mrs. Harry Westergren of Osceola Rt. 2 Roy L. Erickson of Stromsburg and Max Thelen of Shelby for upcoming board positions.
Dr and Mrs A A Wurtz and daughter Nancy visited Will Wurtz in Polk. Mr and Mrs Clarence Foltz of Iowa visited Mrs Foltzs parents Mr and Mrs Robert McBeth. Ladies Aid meets Friday at the Methodist Church with hostesses Merrick Kepner Scholz Peterson and Gibbons. Richard Tyler and Leona Verage of St Edward wed at Presbyterian Church in St Edward. Maxine Johnson injured in auto crash shows slight improvement with a broken thigh in a cast at Methodist Hospital Omaha. Howard Fleming and family of Superior celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with open house at the Hansen home in Superior. 111 names in guest book. Teoblos-
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