Free Hills Produce Obituary and Community Notes
Osceola residents share weekend visits and meals with neighbors and relatives. The community records births, illnesses, and hospital updates including a 6 12 pound baby girl born to Henry and Mrs. Empken. Local clubs meet, dinners held, and a boxing tournament attended in Grand Island.
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Hills
O. A. Holtzen
Osceola
R. W. Keuper
E. A. Flodman
Lawrence Lind
Carroll Flodman
Central City
York
Rev. Dahlberg
Marie
Robert
Greeley
Colorado
Hartwig Flodman
Walter Smith
Near Benedict
H. A. Cramer
Carl Dose
Art Dose
Jerry Meadows
Will Blase
Henry Smith
Henry Empken
Nelson King
R C. Ripley
Edith
McConnell
Ross Goethe
Ed Larson
Thed Larson
Gloria Adelson
J. W. Neleson
W. J. Herbes
Howard Herbes
Freeman Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Jim Nelson
Claus Peterson
Evelyn Johnson
Lee Johnson
Agnes Olson
Roosevelt Peterson
Aurora
Emma Anderson W
George Bush
High Prairie
van Bush
Pepper Shakers Club
C J. McCoy
Clark Snodgrass
Eric Carlson
Stromsburg
Grant Johnson
California
Westfall
Charley Nelson
Edwin
Marquette
John Nelson
Dalton
Minnesota
Harry Anderson
Hannah Larson
Carl Eklund
Albin Lindquist
Bryant
Roy Morgan
Maxine Fossburg
Frank Fossberg
Eulalia Stromberg
Helen Johnson
Ivan Johnson
Ruth Stouffer
Oscar Strand
Karl Detloff
P. J. Garten
Africa
Sophie Gestrine
Charles Johnson
Donahoe
Richard Myers
Domphan
Z F Myers
Curtis
Flodman
William_ Shostrom
Elwood Sandell
C. R. Leach
Clarks
Mervin Samuels
Kenneth Samuels
Hardville
Joe Johnson
Ervin Light
Milford Anderson
Walter Green
Pork
Marjorie Helsing
Lincoln
John Seymour
Homer Green
Wallace Gustafson
Benedict
Arthur Gustafson
Robert Gustafson
Earl Burke
Z. F. Myers
T. G. Glater
Hordville
D. H. Westfall
Sterling Nelson
Dean Nelson
Aug. Nelson
Baptist Guild
Hazel
Gertrude Nelson
India
Ferne Schweitzer
Near Stromsburg
Faye Beardsley
Roger Headley
Claude Stromburg
Iowa
Stromburg
Frances Branting
Gilbert Benson
Sidney Crow
Edna van Mhousen
Court House
Country Woman's Club
Willard Adelson
Bill Kingsley
Mary Davis
Donald
Gibber
Parachute popularity in Russia shows swift growth
Pravda reports a rapid rise in parachute use since 1930 with 800000 jumps in 1935 from 600 towers and 10500 bailouts in the first half of 1936. An all union parachute training center opened in Moscow as instructors are trained.
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Pravda
Moscow
G. Minor
Uncle Sam cat program funds postal pest control
The U S government annually appropriates money to maintain cats in post offices and public buildings to curb vermin and protect mail and records. Special strains have been bred for specific roles, such as a Pittsburgh cat adapted to cold storage plants.
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United States
Pittsburgh
Indian Women's Fellowship of Service Formed in Poona
Symbolic of rising reform among Indian women, a new public service group the Indian Women's Fellowship of Service is formed in Poona. It bases itself on celibacy and self sacrifice.
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Indian Women’s Fellowship of Service
Poona
Professors Puzzled By Term Grades At Emporia College
Professors observe that during the winter term women earned higher grades than men at Kansas State Teachers' College of Emporia while the summer session honors went to men. Officials cannot explain the shift in scholastic honors.
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Kansas State Teachers’ College of Emporia
Stained Glass Being Listed in Brittany Inventory
An inventory of ancient stained glass windows is being compiled across Brittany. The effort aims to catalog treasures found there dating back nearly 700 years.
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Brittany
Turkey’s Birthday Party in Angora Draws 7000 on Ponies
The article notes Turkey’s thirteenth birthday anniversary with 7,000 villagers riding ponies to Angora to take part in the celebration festivities.
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Turkey
Angora
Wrong Glasses Gamekeeper Snubs Rabbit Miss
A gamekeeper explains to a friend why he did not shoot a rabbit, saying he did not see it until it was already out of sight, reflecting a moment of missed quarry in field sport.
Big Auto Size Sparks Childs Exaggeration
Johnnie points to a passing car and tells his mother it is huge. She teases him for exaggerating the claim and recalls his habit of overstatement with a light scolding.
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Johnnie
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