Polk County Notes and Local Social Roundup
Polk County community observes travel to Lincoln and Osceola. residents plan moves and visits, including Miss Gladys Hellwig, B. M. Sherwood, R. C. Sherwood, and families. Rev. H. W. Cope preaches. social events abound, with parties for Miss Myra Glasser and a gunpowder accident. Mentions marriage of Herman Benjamin and Ethel Rohrer. Local workers attend court proceedings and discuss war effort messages from Food Administrator Wattles urging food conservation and support for Nebraska troops.
Stromsburg Travel Notebook Highlights Local Residents
A list of Stromsburg and Osceola visitors and travelers includes Miss Lillie onceda Tuesday, Axel Swan an Omaha passenger Monday, Miss Clara Peterson visiting York, Mrs. Powell of Grand Island visiting Stromsburg, families from Stromsburg to Benedict and Lincoln, and soldiers in training at Camp Logan and Kelly Field. Also noted are school notes, student activities, and community movements around Osceola and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lanham
North Platte
R. A. Harrison
Lincoln
A. A. Hartman
Minois
Clara Seiver
Marquette
Marcus Abbott
Benedict
Powell
Grand Island
Stromsburg
Osceola
John Castile
York
J. P. Stephenson
Albert E. Johnson
Omaha
W. Fred Johnson
J. F. Anderson
Edna
Olof. Lindburg
Idaho’ Falls
Idaho
Emil
David
John Lindgren
Florence
Laurel
Bertha Swanson
Anna Swanson
Ka Banta
John Lind
Elm Creek
Stromeburg
Weston
Cypher
Burlington
C. F. Baughman
Flora Ostberg
Polk
Hebron
Alfred Collison
J. R. Flynn
A. P. Buckley
Butler
Holbrook
Neb
Dr. Minnick
Amy Meyers
Relectives
Neva Myers
Saurday
Oscar Melander
Edith Okerbloom
L. BE. Peters
Okerbloom
Peters
Aug. Lindgren
Winona
Ill
Miller
Stromberg
Chas
Eda
Mabel Ekeley
Mildred Carlson
North‘ ‘Loup
Dourney
Gresham
Martha
Hedman
Casc. Carlson
Carlson
Pierson
Army
Arthur Pierson
Camp Logan
Houston
Tex
EB. K. Pierson
Wif
The
Signal Service
91St Aero. Squadron
Kelly Field
San. Antonio
Texas
M. C
Ansel Peterson
Platte
Peterson
County
Abner Myrberg
Walter’ Carleon
SAVE THE CORN gCOR Farmers Call Albert Ryan for Supply
Farmers insist corn supply is urgent and urge Albert Ryan to be contacted at Osceola Nebraska to arrange delivery. Telephone 140. The notice mentions serving wool and knitting, new library books, and various miscellaneous items including titles such as The Eternal Hue Land and Brave Deeds of Revolutionary Soldiers. It also references Mr Hoover and patriotic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Albert Ryan
Osceola
Neb
Fictiion
Dosocsky
Duncan
Revolucionary
Ers
Abbott
Ur Navy
Young Americaine
Fall Dress Fabrics Offerings At Bargain Prices
A newspaper ad touts serge 97c to 1.38 per yard in brown blue black green and burgundy plus 52 inch Ottoman Cloth at 1.98. It highlights Gabardine 2.18, Shepherd Checks 58c to 1.95, autumn plaids 58c to 2.18, crepe de chine 1.50 to 1.75, taffeta 2.00, Charmuese and navy blue serge offers, urging early purchase before stock runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berge
Gabardine
Copenhagen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House Square
the Surety Investment Co
John H. Roper
Gladys Hellwig
T. J. Nelson
W. E. Bell
Colorado
C. C. McCune
Smith Crow
B. M. Sherwood
R.C. Sherwood
Harry Shater
R. H. Bottum
Clinton Senneff
Henry Stockman
Henry Graves
Mr. Tewell
F. J. Tewell
Alice
Will
Geo. Wright
E. T. Englund
Mr. Englund
Mrs. Gust Lindburg
H. W. Cope
Myra Glasser
Clarence Cash
Minette
Mont
R. H. Thesing
Theo
Larson
Minnesota
Loudie Crawford
J. B. Bowman
Johnson
Bowman
Herman Benjamin
Ethel Rohrer
Friend
Benjamin
Chas. Graves
A. G. Glad and Son
F. O. Johnson
Walter Green
John
United States
St.romsburg
Edwin Anderson
John Olson
Central City
H. A. Parker
Clara Fulton
Raymond Peterson
Arthur
Fred
Omishia
Oliver Rummel
Baby
Albert
Chicago
Mr. Ray
Hazel Kidder
Ester and
Afton Burley
Miss Enyeart
Liggett
Brandt
Marguerite “Beckmeyer
Miss Maude
Snider
Dittle
Mrs. Marquis
Mr. Hoover
Osceola Bank
Poplin
Shades
Worcester
A. C. Monson. Co
State of
H. Roper
Ney
Frank A. Wenson
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