Osceola Social News Highlights Dozens Attend Local Events
Osceola residents host and attend gatherings across town including Gab a Lots season opener hosted by Mrs Herman Anderson. Visitors from Ong Nebraska and York share meals, church socials, and a State Fair trip with local families. A marriage license issued to Lawrence Fims and Viola Lang, and a teeter totter accident injures Jimmy Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Anderson
Algor Peterson
Ong
Nebraska
Gilbert Johnson
Otella Johnson
Margaret Anderson
Ewald Pliefke
Presbyterian Church
Hattie Fagg
Ben Zedicher
Bernice Brown
Myr
Merlin Hill
J. W. Kingsley
York
Erma Vogalsang
Missouri
Amanda Anderson
Harold Ware
Lincoln
R. H. Ware
Richard Ware
Fred Adkins
Harvard
John S. Anderson
Alvin
Trumbull
Sidney Stocking
Lucille
Rock Island
Illinois
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Allen Cummings
A. C. Strauss
Fremont
J. F. Jackson
Betty Jean Cummings
Viola Cornish
al~ Jen
Miso Ruby Welch
Columbus
Leonard Fellows
Fred, Stok
Stromsburg
Lawrence Fims
Bellwood
Viola Lang
Ulysses
Jimmy Norton
W. W. Norton
Roy Morgan
Maxene Herbes
Beatrice
A. F. Nuquist
LeRoy Lasse
Hastings
Osceola
St. Mary's Church
Jay Hastings
John Fillman, Jr
Frank LeSuer
Jack LeSuer
Noble LeSuer
Donald
Isabelle Sigler
Miltonville
Kansas
Freeman Returns Home After Electric Injury Recovery
Andrew Freeman, convalescing in Lutheran hospital York after injuries from contact with a high tension line, has recovered enough to go home. He will return to the hospital in about two weeks for further treatment. Community and visiting notes detail local residents traveling, hosting guests, and upcoming weddings and showers across Stromsburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Freeman
Lutheran Hospital
York
Mr. Freeman
Tillie Castile
Lloyd
J. L. Hedbloom
Castle
Castle Is A Sister of Mrs. Hedbloom. L. N. Pearce
John
Englewood
Colorado
Stromsburg
Osceola
Dorothy Headman
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lincoln
Irene Lind
Miss Headman
Oscar E. Olson
North Park
Chicago
Denver
Olson
Ira Banta
Kathryn Thayer
California
Arnie
Marporie Munroe
Columbus
Hazelle
John G. Holmes
Boulder
A. B. Hedbloom
A. V. Kielson
Edna Olson
Anna Weber
DeWitt Weber
Omaha
Miss Olson
Leigh
Nebraska
Loraine Powell
Waverly
C. V. Powell
Warren Bintz
Scotia
W. M. Scott
New York City
Bill McGuffin
Bill
Polk
London
England
Adventure content teased for The American Boy magazine
Readers of The American Boy can expect stories of seamen sabotage San Francisco waterfront trouble space flight and jungled mountains plus a northlands ex mountie pursuit and a cunning detective. The issue will feature picture pages and how to guides with subscription prices listed and foreign rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Boy Magazine
San Francisco
Earth
Exmountie
Northlands
Tierney
Detroit
Michigan
Visits and Family Gatherings Across Town
Mr and Mrs Norman Wilhusen of Schuyler spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Otto Wilshusen. Mrs Guy Seward and her children of Topeka Kansas visited Clyde Willits Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lawhead
Donald
Melvin Werth
Floyd Schmidt
North Dakota
Maggie Christensen
August Nelson
Harry Dahlgren
Grand Island
R. B. Williams
Ray
Werner
Bellville
Kansas
Mary Lietke
Deshler
Selma Benson
Virgil Peer
Near Hordville
M. Johnson
Glenn Willits
Cozad
Norman Wilshusen
Schuyler
Otto Wilshusen
Guy Seward
Topeka
Clyde Willits
Gene Eno
Theo Stevens
David Carlson
Mela
Bud
Fremont
Chauncey Cremeen
Silver Creek
Orlie Adelson
Clarks
F. A. Adelson
Minnie Swanson
Sheridan
Iowa
Mary Beckman
Donald Upton
Stromsburg
W. C. T. U. Convention at Shelby September 16 1937
The County W C T U to hold its annual convention in Shelby Nebraska on September 16 1937. The program includes morning prayer devotional sessions business meetings secretary and treasurer reports, reports from county officers and directors, memorial and special sessions, musical numbers, and a noontide prayer. Speakers include Rev Pengelly Rev Monkman and Mrs H E Sylvester with the Polk address and closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
W.C.T.U
Nebraska
Pengelly
Sylvester
I. J. . Merrick
Stromsburg
Monkman
Osceola
Uee Polk
H. E. Sylvester
Polk county farmers eye sheep flocks to clean up roughage
Farmers shift from pig rehabilitation to establishing sheep flocks as corn remains scarce. Lamb and wool prices expected to hold, with slaughter lambs through December likely similar to last year. Western stock sheep trend down. ranges damaged by drought, more rain needed to restore carrying capacity. Buy ewes now to breed for early May or June lambs. solid mouthed western ewes around $5 each. Local residents visited or hosted relatives this weekend. others traveled to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Fn S
Walter Tolman
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Watermelon Feed Set For Polk On Saturday Afternoon
An event in Polk invites the public to enjoy all you can eat watermelons offered by local merchants from 2 to 5 p.m. Two tons of melons were ordered, expecting over five hundred attendees. If weather turns bad, the feed moves indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Community Visits and 4-H at State Fair
Arborville residents and neighbors visit kin across Hankorn area. 4-H exhibits enter at the State Fair. Local families join relatives at homes in York Polk Waco and Clarks while students pursue study in Kearney and Lincoln.
Grain sorghum as livestock feed shows promising results
Agricultural notes from Polk County highlight interest in grain sorghum as a corn substitute for hog feed. Experiments at North Platte with wheatland milo fed to pigs over 98 days show both corn and milo diets yielding economical gains, with milo finishing hogs better though moisture content high and grinding could raise efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
North Platte
M. L. Baker
Quips and Absurdities From a Witty Exchange Collection
A humorous mash of lines features a Sunday School teacher and the Philistines, a joking judge in summing up, a wary prisoner, a doctor and poison joke, plus a playful husband wife exchange about milk and cream. The snippets read as playful banter and comic mishearings.
Local Roundup of Sunday Visits and Trips
A long list of neighbors and relatives from Hordville and surrounding towns spent Sunday visiting or traveling. Guests included Emil Nelson and Gust Seaquist families, Ruth Seaquist of Kearney, Marlin Jones returning home for school, and many Carl and Stranberg households attending events or hosting guests. Several went to Lincoln for the State Fair and Kearney College, while Virgil Leach headed to Denver for seminary studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ortegren
Emil Nelson
Ruth Seaquist
Kearney
Gust Seaquist
Marlin Jones
South Dakota
Ray Phillips
Evelynne
Central City
Virgil Leach
Denver
Colorado
Methodist Theological Seminary
Margaret Seaquist
Milbourn Erickson
Rennie
Wisconsin
Art Lowe
Lyman Pierce
Lincoln
GC. O. Bodine
Karl Steurmer
Free Mission Church
Stromsburg
E. A. Carlson
Axel Carlson
H. V. Price
Charles Beber
Albert Bankson
Herbert
E. B. Holmes
Walter Gustafson
Scottsbluffs
Alfred
Jones
Evelyn
Maynard England
Jonney
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnie
Edith Stranberg
Emil Stranberg
Rudolph Nyberg
Carl Osterman
Sanford Johnson
Marie Branting
Ed Gustafson
Alert City
E.B. Holmes
Change Made at Davis Beauty Shop
Mrs Blanche Patchin became owner of the Davis Beauty Shop by purchasing it from Mrs Lee Davis who ran the shop for years. Davis and her children moved to Laramie Wyoming to join Mr Davis who runs a beauty shop there. Patchin has operated the shop for weeks and Ed Nelson, long time employee, has leased the Davis Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Patchin
Davis Beauty Shop
Lee Davis
Davis
Laramie
Wyoming
Mr. Davis
Patchin
Ed Nelson
Davis Barber Shop
Dusty dialogues and medical notes in a mid-century page
A collage of quips on marriage and daily life followed by medical guidance urging school children to get physicals and vaccines. It highlights diphtheria and smallpox vaccination timing plus routine maternal checks. It notes pollen counts and asthma concerns from a New York paper and cites a large American Medical Association meeting with dozens of papers and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Medical Society
New York World-Telegram
New York City
WPA Sanitary Control Project
American Medical Association
Swede Home community notices and gatherings
Swede Home residents and guests gather for nursing visits church events and family dinners. Notable items include Miss Orphe Sward visiting with her parents at Omaha hospital and multiple hostess-led gatherings at homes of Mrs Gust Chindgren Mrs Petrus Nelson and others. A Swede Home Church mission start with Ruth Fernandez of Chicago scheduled to speak and Luther College attendance trips noted for Theodore Nelson and Vernia Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphe Sward
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
C. A. Sward
Sander Peterson
Gust Chindgren
Lillie
Petrus Nelson
Linnea
Marian Carlson
Fred Carlson
Cedric Anderson
North Platte
Axel ‘Fredrickson
High Prairie Ladies Club
LaVona Anderson
George Anderson
Aid
C. A. N. Johnson
Charles Anderson
Ansel Fredrickson
Dale
Oscar Fredrickson
Arthur Ekstrom
John Carlson
Osceola
Marvin Fredrickson
Carol Flodman
Ruth Fernandez
Chicago
Vernia Jones
Wahoo
Theodore Nelson
Luther College
Naomi Sward
Albert Tinberge
A. Sward
Henry Erickson
Russell
Hilma Berry
Samuelson
Kenneth Peterson
Andrew
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Otis Waak
Mervin Shenk
Grant
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Earl Stevens
York Hospital
Irvin Hilligas
Pete Schroeder
George Otte
W. J. Newton
Goehner
Gertrude Flick
W. E. Bedient
fWaco
Minnie Wachner
Harvey Wachner
H.J. Bedient
Fred Bedient
Wm. Bedient
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Mark
W. E. Green
F. W. Bedient
Wm. Green
R. C. Werner
Merle Simpson
Ella Shenk
Alert Sundberg Home
Ivan Osterman
Elma Molley
M. O. Johnson
Ernest Timmons
Maurice Johnson
C. N. Peterson
Victor Larson
Marquette
Gladys McCoy
School of Commerce
Ralph Upton
Ed Sundberg
Lariac
Wenger
Betty
Lulu
Murphy
Casey
Sam
LitTle
Pete
Sunny
Gee
Hordville
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Fred
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