High school literary societies organized. student officers listed
The Tuesday meeting organized the societies with officers including Don Byers president Glen Hutchison vice president Walter Berck secretary Anna Obere treasurer for 6th grade Robert Gillispie president Raymond Kepner vice president Tés ter Lees treasurer Ruth Smith secretary and M P Brown noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Byers
Glen Hutchison
Walter Berck
Anna Obere
Robert Gillispie
Raymond Kepner
Téster Lees
Ruth Smith
M. PP. Brown
Kansac
Lady Pine
Mel Brown
Kansas
Talia Behle
Stamford
S. C
ER. S. Mickey
Riverside
Calif
Verner Roberts
Nelson
Roberts Farm
Jehn Avick
Durant
King
Ericson
Osceola
Marriage and community notices from Osceola area
The Osceola community reports on a wedding between Faith Dean Canehter and Charlies CG Greenwind amid family homes and church ties. Also noted are a surprise 17th birthday party, marriages of Tinnie Kidder and Clinton R. Votfert, a new pastor transfer, club receptions, a Farm Women’s Convention trip account, a death of Freda Mattson Cederherz, property purchases, a windmill incident, and a power-washer arm injury to Mavis Rose Grossnicklaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Dean Canehter
Bert Dern
Emerson
Charlies
Glen Veltmen
Mies FB
Tinnie Kidder
Clinton R. Votfert
Bird City
Kansas
G. le. Kidder
Clyde Smith
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Washington
Evelyn Scholz
Freda Elizabeth Mattson Cederherz
Potter
Nebraska
Mattson
Osceola
Carl Cederberg
Edmond Schott
Albert Hinkle
Silver Creek
Ones
Mr. Schott
Fred Calkins
E. L. Rogers
Swan Larson
Mavis Rose
Mont Grossnicklaus
Local Film Burles, Markets Update and Sowing Notes
Broken lines recount Rivoli program with Rug gles and Boland, Henry Fonda in The Thrift, Randolph Scott in And Sudden Death. Osceola markets list wheat 1.15, corn 1.08, oats 40, hogs 9.85, cream 30, eggs 16, springs 10, leg horns 09. Farmers in this vicinity sow wheat hoping for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
Henry Fonda
Randolph Scott
Wanted Ads Snapshot From Osceola Market
A mixture of notices lists pets for sale, land offers, repairs, a found Hereford, paint, supplies, and wanted help. Items include puppies from Mrs Dan Magnuson, 40 acres of Polk County land near Osceola, a repair shop ad, a lost and found cattle alert, bottled gas regulators, tire and stove wants, a 1930s model T tire request, and a house for sale in Osceola with Los Angeles contact, plus WALSTEAD BROS farm equipment and paint spray units ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Magnuson
Polk County
Osceola
P. A. Nelson
Cerny
Joe Schott
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Columbus
Nebr
Appliance Service Co
Virginia
Minnesota
J. P. Johnson
Morgan Repair Show
Stromsburg
Salm
East Osceola
Alma Dolan
5Th Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Myrtle Dolan Gay
Noree Paves
Walstead Bros
Black Horse
Fred Wieseman
Sewing Machine Repair at Bohls' Shoe Shop Osceola
An authorized Singer representative will be at Bohls' Shoe Shop in Osceola on Wednesday October 2. Bring the head of your machine for service or parts. We repair all makes and buy used Singers. Sing Sewing Machine Co. Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Bohls
Osceola
Singh Siwing Machine CO
Grand Island
Nebraska
Public Sale of Carpenter Tools at High Prairie School
A public sale of carpenter tools occurs Friday evening September 27 at 8:00 p.m. Items include a mitre box and saw electric grinder brace wood bits tin snips saw set leather punch hacksaw wood beamer electric soldering iron rip saw files bench vises clamps screwdriver nail set hammers chisels gauges planes hog wire and more Auctioneers Noble & Merrick placed the sale list of tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie School
Noble & Merrick
Pasteur Ensyme Identified as Cellular Traffic Cop
Dr. Kurt G Stern of Yale announces the Pasteur enzyme a cellular traffic cop guiding food use toward respiration. He says without it adults would consume the daily equivalent of 10 loaves of bread and notes links to cancer metabolism via lactic acid fermentation in tumor cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt G. Stern
Yale University School of Medicine
Stern
New York
American Chemical Society
Joseph L. Melnick
Delafield DuBois
Otto Warburg
Antigray Hair Vitamin Claims Color Restored
Para-aminobenzoic acid listed as a new vitamin B member reverses gray hair in seniors, with over 30 Boston City Hospital cases reported and 300 other successes noted by the American Chemical Society. Research by Warner Institute and International Vitamin Corp. warns of possible blood pressure rise at 100 mg daily, but no toxicity observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston City Hospital
American Chemical Society
Warner Institute For Therapeutic Research
International Vitamin Corporation of
New York City
Popular Pilots Among Britons Revealed in Survey
A survey of 5,000 Britons shows stockings as a favorite gift for sweethearts among both sexes, with 250 buyers of overcoats and 20 percent buying underwear. Miners lead in underwear purchases and men under 50 show strong interest in stockings, while ties scarves and shirts attract male buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Atlantic
Portugal Kept Monarchy Legacy Through 1640 Throne Stamp
The 1940 Portuguese stamp commemorates the 300th anniversary of the 1640 monarchy with King John IV of Braganza. It notes Portugal’s expulsion of Spanish rulers after sixty years of union and highlights John IV as leader of the patriotic party that restored the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Portugal
Alfonso
John IV
Braganza
Patriotic Party
Spain
Veterans and agricultural shifts marked postwar statistics
The article notes that about one in ten Americans and Nebraskans have served in the armed forces, with total U S personnel around 2.5 million. It cites veteran representation in Congress and wartime family service, then shifts to Soviet farming with 1 million peasant holdings and 75 families per collective farm. It discusses U S butter imports from New Zealand, butter pricing, land gains from 1940 to 1945, and cropland totals June 1946, detailing regional acreage shifts and harvest scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
War Department
New Zealand
Office
the Quartermaster General
San Francisco
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
Rheumatism and Arthritis Relief Sought by Reader
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington testifies to relief from rheumatism and arthritis after years of pain and offers to answer inquiries. Notice appears in The Omaha World-Herald subscription advertisement box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Omaha World
Jerald
Osceola Record Ownership Report 1946
Statement of ownership for The Osceola Record weekly Osceola Nebraska lists publisher W J Herbes editor owner and bondholders none with average 1120 copies sold in previous year sworn before Notary D R Byers on September 21 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Record
Osceola
Nebraska
Acts of Congress
W. J. Herbes
Nebr
Ieditor
D. R. Byers
War era farm shifts and food processing advances noted
The wartime economy accelerated the decline of tiny farms under 180 acres while larger operations grew. In 1945 one in four farms lacked tractors and mules, with 527000 farms using only tractors and 1474000 with both tractors and horses. About 1.3 million farms grew produce mainly for household use, and a drop in operators under 35 contrasted with more older farmers. Quick freezing emerges as a new food process still developing, highlighting that food research law supports producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Norzes
Nor
United States
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Walter J. Herbes
Orger
David City
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Robt. Walker
June Allyson
National Farm Loan Association
W. J. Stead, Secy-Treas
Pasteur Ensyme
Ethel Bernstein
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Veterans’ Organization
Russia
America
Fred MacMurray
Burl Ives
Anne Baxter
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
Cares
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
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