Slayer of Ida Hanson Identified as Cripple Creek Case
Sheriff Ed Winyard of Cripple Creek Colorado announced a complete solution to the murder of Miss Ida Hanson whose body was found near Florissant Colorado last June. He claimed knowledge of the killer, his occupation, and where to arrest him, awaiting positive identification by Miss Hanson's Nebraska relatives. The report details identification clues including a split shawl, rug, shoe, and dental work linking to Miss Hanson of Osceola Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Winyard
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Lila Hanson
Florissant
Sheriff Winyard
Ida M. Hanson
Osceola
Nebraska
Miss Hanson
Winyard
J. A. Anderson
Stromsburg
Miss Hansen
Ida WW. Hansen
Joel Hanson
Florissan
Hanson
JC. W .Neal
Chicago
South America
Neal
Lovrien
Spencer Town
Omaha
Miss Henson
Michigan Avenue
I Spencer
Nebraska crop payments lag in local business impact
Washington figures show 1934 35 crop reduction payments to Nebraska total 41.485 million with only 5.138 million paid by August 1 leaving 36.247 million to be paid by March. Most funds have yet to reach Nebraskans, dampening immediate business improvements despite rising circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nebraska
Brouth
Dreuth
Kansas Town
North Dakota
South
Osceola Opens Football Season at Polk Friday
Osceola starts the 1934 football season Friday with Polk at Polk. Polk is coming off a 6 to 0 loss to Genoa. The Osceola squad, with one year of experience, aims to click and manufacture touchdowns. Confidence runs high among players and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Polk
Genoa
Wesley Chapel Welcomes Rev Pangelly for Another Year
The Wesley Chapel congregation celebrates Rev Pangelly returning for another year. Lincoln conference plans a program like the Church Loyalty initiative with registration next Sunday.
Fans to Cheer Black and Or Ange in Polk Victory Push
A delegation of supporters travels to Polk to back the Black and Orange in hope of a decisive victory. The group aims to boost morale and show strong local backing for the team ahead of upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Polk Area Social Notes and Local Events Highlight 40th Anniversary
Mrs. Wm Welch visits from Fort Collins as Rev Butzke and his wife mark 40 years in ministry and 40th wedding anniversary with a program at the German Lutheran church. Speakers include Rev Myers and a Hampton pastor. a money purse is given to the couple. Other items note World’s Fair trips, district bus drivers, student transport, a shower for Mrs Samuels, a marriage at the bride’s home near Hordville, visitors from Holdrege, and farm moves planned for March 1 followed by a Genoa football defeat at Genoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Welch
Fort Collins
Colorado
Nellie Nelson
T. A. Stevens
Blaine Putman
Butzke
Rev
Myers
Gresham
Hampton Lutheran
Polk
Oscar Sundberg
Stromsburg Hosts Seward Eleven to Open 1934 Football Schedule
Stromsburg lost 19 to 0 to Seward at Buckley Park in the season opener. Senior back Donald Sundberg suffered a fractured jaw and will miss time. Local visitors included the Ericksons and Wallins, with others attending events and church gatherings tops of the day.
Local Visits and Family Gatherings Across Columbus Shelby Area
Miss Emilee Nebosis and cousin Hilda visited in Columbus last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cerny and daughters visited the J. F. Cerny home in Columbus. Albert Schmoker family visited E. E. Gottschall near Columbus. John Staroscik family spent Sunday at Louis Robak’s near Columbus. Nelle Taddiken weekended with her parents south of Shelby. Herman Alt and daughter Marie of Shelby visited Oswald Bernt. Mary Kubicek spent this week with Ray Brigham near Shelby. Bernt spouses hosted others at Sunday dinners. Carroll Duane born to Mrs. Alfred Zipper and infant son dismissed from St Marys hospital. District 9 pupils played kittenball with district 68. score 11 to 5. John Samuelson family of Osceola visited Albert Schmoker home. Elsie and Virginia Bernt visited near Pilzno. Funeral services for Joe Swan held at St Marys Pilzno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilee Nebosis
Hilda
Columbus
John Cerny
J. F. Cerny
Albert Schmoker
E. E. Gottschall
John Staroscik
Louis Robak
Nelle Taddiken
Robert Taddiken
Shelby
Herman Alt
Marie
Oswald Bernt
Mary Kubicek
Ray Brigham
Bertha Bernt
Albert Bernt
Alfred Zipper
Carroll Duane
St. Mary’s Hospital
John Samuelson
Osceola
Elsie
Virginia Bernt
Albert W. Gabriel
Pilzno
St.Mary’s Pilzno
Joe Swan
Quillen Larson Couple Wed In Washington Kansas
Irene Quillen daughter of Mrs Amelia Quillen of Polk wed William H Larson son of Mrs Tick le Larson in Washington Kansas on Sunday September 23 in a ceremony attended by close relatives. Judge R L Rust officiated. The bride is Polk educated and known locally. the groom a National Radio Institute graduate and radiologist who has worked in the area. The couple plans a wedding trip to points east soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Irene Quillen
Amelia Quillen
Polk
William H. Larson
Tickle Larson
Washington
Kansas
R. L. Rust
Groum
National Radio Institute of
Washington D. C
Points East
Rev Melin and Family Injured in Auto Crash
Rev Paul Melin his wife and their four year old son David were returning from Chicago’s World’s Fair when their car collided with another near Denison Iowa Saturday morning. Mrs Melin sustained a broken arm and bruises while David was cut on the head Rev Melin was uninjured. Their car was badly damaged. Dense fog on a steep hill reduced visibility as two cars approached and one attempted to pass causing the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Melin
David
Denison
Iowa
Melin
Maple Leaf Club Plans Annual Supper at Fairview Hall
The Maple Leaf Club met with Vera Wieseman and nine members plus three visitors. They set plans for the annual supper at Fairview Hall on Friday evening October 12 and appointed committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mape Leaf Club
Vera Wieseman
Fairview Hall
Miss McBeth
Miss Babcock
Monica Schott
Stoner Club Meeting Notes and Program Highlights
The Stoner Club met on September 19 with 22 members present led by President Mae Hastings. Lois Grossnicklaus served as acting secretary. visitors attended. song program included America and America the Beautiful. prizes went to Vera Wisely Mildred Mconey and Neva Hastings. lunch by hosts Florence Watts and Della Johnson. next meeting with Anna Johnson and Evelyn Richards as program leader planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner Club
Myrtle Marak
Mae Hastings
Lois Grossnicklaus
America
Winnie Johnson
Vera Wisely
Mildred Mconey
Neva Hastings
Florence Watts
Della Johnson
Eldena Johnson
Betty Schinzel
Anna Johnson
Evelyn Richards
West Side Social and Church Gatherings Report
West Side residents report visits and events from Sunday through Friday. The Lutheran Brotherhood meets in church parlors Thursday evening and church women host a Friday silver tea with a program and refreshments. Community groups including High Prairie Ladies Club and Get-To-Gether Club plan meetings at homes and the high school auditorium. Local families and guests visit in Omaha Grand Island York Wahoo and other nearby towns over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bolton
Clarence Larson
William Larson
Oscar Fredrickson
Oliver Johnson
Lutheran Brotherhood
Ansel Fredrickson
Mary Ferrell
Rupert Carlson
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Jospeh F ¥Ell
S. J. Harless
Leland
Omaha
High Prairie Ladies Club
Arthur Swedenburg
Curtis Frodmian
Marvin Fredrickson
High Prairie
Oscar Fredrikson
Pearle Opal
LaVerne
Grand Island
Holm
Wahoo
Nebraska
Nels Holm
Gust Chindgren
Lillie
Petrus Nelson
Sander Peterson
Ansel Fredrikson
York
Lillie Chindgren
John Johnson
Services Held For Henry H. Campbell
Henry Hiram Campbell died on September 2 in Los Angeles after illness following a California visit with his sons. Born December 2, 1865 in Adair County Iowa, he lived in Osceola most of his life, was a lawyer, former county judge, postmaster, editor, and WWI government legal representative. Funeral services were held September 25 at the Phil Campbell home and First Methodist Church with interment in Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Campbell
Robert Campbell
Los Angeles
California
Campbell
Henry Hiram Campbell
Fontanelle
Adair County
Iowa
Benjamin Crawford
Elizabeth Scott Campbell
Polk County
Osceola
Ozereoh
Anna Teele
Harold R. Campbell
Esther Beck
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Phil R. Campbell
Mary Pyle
Lincoln
Nebraska
Flora €. Mickey
Anna Campbell
Fairbury
James Campbell
Philomath
Oregon
John Campbell
Arcadia
Methodist Church of
Draft Board
Council of Defense
Poli County
Phil Campbell
First Methodist Church
W. H. Wright
Community News From Fairview and Nearby
Fairview and surrounding area share social events. George Buchta and George Heinemeyer delivered stock to Omaha last Tuesday. Chalmer Daniel and the Meacham couple visited Clay Center on Sunday. Mrs. Cowgil visited her daughter Mrs. Norris and returned with Mrs. Norris who plans to visit her mother this week. Emil and Hattie Lucas hosted dinner for Albert Schultz and family from the island plus Jim Edmonson and family near Duncan. Heinemeyer traveled to Lake Erics Thursday and back Sunday. A reception and pound social for Rev. Maxcey and wife welcomed them back for another year. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dake hosted Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crouse and Fern Dake of Omaha. Fern’s birthday and a farmer’s wedding anniversary were honored with dinner by Mrs. Dake, joined by Leora Young and Clair McCormick. The county Farmers Union quarterly meeting will be at the Fairview hall on Friday October 5 with a state speaker. lunch by the Ladies Aid. Stanley Gamble and son of Columbus visited Mrs. Swan and children Sunday. Mary Ruth Rhodes spent the weekend with Lavona Anderson near Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buchta
George Heinemeyer
Omaha
Chalmer Daniel
Lawrence Meacham
Clay Center
Duncan
Lake Erics
Maxcey
Will Dake
Floyd Crouse
Fern Dake
Stanley Gamble
Son of
Columbus
Joe Swan
Mary Ruth Rhodes
Lavona Anderson
Stromsburg
Central Nebraska all star team named with city honors
Fred Johnson selects the central Nebraska league all star roster. Central City and Stromsburg lead with four selections each, Silver Creek has two, Osceola and Archer place one each. The lineup includes Horstman and Kaeding from Central City, Stromsburg players Kaeding and Phelps, Silver Creek’s Schutt and Bolen, Archer’s Rudolf, and more with Johnson Quick Taddiken and Waller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Stromsburg
Firsm
Central Nebraska League
Central City
Silver Creek
Osceola
Archer
Horstman
L. Kaeding Stromsburg
Waller Stromsburg
Ss—Schutt
Phelps Silver Creek
Bolen Stromsburg
G. Kaeding
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Ida Hanson
Wesley Chalel
Pangelly
Lincoln Conference
Lihroud
James Treadway
Walter
Herbert Treadway
Rising City
Norfolk
James
Margie Richmond
Marion Lockard
Valparaiso
L. F. Williams
Midwest
Ayy
Auylu
Omara
ALL Wefk
Matinee Sun
Wed
Sat
Albert Fischer
Raymond S. Doerr
U. of Michigan
Fisher Body Craftman’s Guild
NO Man’s Land
National Guardsmen
Rhode Island
Miriam Hopkins
Dolman Gleeves
Art Rhonen
Ford
Wash
Ington
Henry Ford
American Magazine
Adrian Larson
Simon Larson
Margaret Ericson
Victor Ericson
Near Hordville
Perl Ericson
Irvin Larson
Father Morgan
Denver
Claus Peterson
Celius
Harlan Peterson
Big Springs
Henry Peterson
Raymond Sundberg
Art Wilson
Hordville
Mae Lewis
Sundberg
Mr. Moberg
Lewis Farm
George Anderson
F. P. Anderson
Ivan Johnson
George Anderson Place
Hilmer Jones
A. H
Riverside Park
Marvin Hersey
Seward
Buckley Park Field
Donald Sundberg
R. L. Erickson
Paul Wallin
Lutheran Hospital
Paul
la Paz
Bolivia
Wallin
L. A. Ericson
A. F. Nordberg
Rawlins Wyrens
Scotts Bluffs
Axel Altberg
Evanston
Illinois
Northwestern University
Vernon Henkel
R. R. Newman
Southern
Ilinois
Ivan M. Bengtson
Bengson
Kenneth Marshall
Cheyenne
Wyoming
G W Hollister
Bernice Malmen
Ladies Mission Circle
ST. Andrews
Quillen—Larson
THE
Maple Leaf Club
West Side
Henry H. Campbell
Fairview
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