Osceola Social News Highlights From Neighbors
Osceola daily life notes include Dr and Mrs C R Peterson’s West Coast visit. Thelander children head to Gustavus Adolphus College. Several local families host guests and attend weddings in Omaha. A Panama Canal assignment sails, fishing tales surface, and a 70th wedding anniversary is celebrated by Mrs Peters’ relatives. Individuals visit kin in Sioux City and Knoxville while others travel across Nebraska and Iowa. Subscriptions urged for the Omaha World Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Peterson
West Coast
Wesley
Althea Thelander
Frank Thelander
St. Peter
Minnesota
Gustavus Adolphus
Dale Clark
Near Stromsburg
Dale Frizzell
Bruce Pickett
Don
George Heckman
Fred Bond
Dana
Sheldon Bond
Shelley
Omaha
Ivan
Riva Mae Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Leonard Treadway
Wichita
Kansas
L. B. Treadway
Canada
Treadway
Harold Jones
Eugene Treadway
Harold Hise
Delmar McFadden
Panama Canal Zone
Frederick
Army
McFadden
Neb
Wm. Ely
California
Alfred
Libbie Yungdahl
Herbert Ballmer
Clarence Griffith
Cozad
Oscar Imm
George W. Craven
Mildred
Knoxville
Tennessee
P. B. Campbell
Sokol's Lake
Helen Smith
Roger
Lincoln
Raymond Reed
York
John Bright
Bob
Pauline Garber
Alexandria
Crawford Campbell
Kent McDonald
Rochester
New York
Arvid Anderson
Howard MecKeag
Baby
Glenwood
Minn
Donald
Jami
Pasteur Ensyme Named Trafic Cop for Foods
Dr. Kurt G. Stern of Yale reported the Pasteur enzyme as a cellular traffic cop guiding food use toward respiration instead of fermentation. He said without it adults would need the daily equivalent of 10 loaves of bread and noted possible links to cancer through tumor cells’ lactic acid fermentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt G. Stern
Yale University School of Medicine
Stern
New York
American Chemical Society
Joseph L. Melnick
Delafield DuBois
Pasteur
Louis Pasteur
Otto Warburg
Hair Reverses Gray Using New Vitamin Aids
Daily doses of para-aminobenzoic acid reportedly restore hair color in elderly patients. Over 30 cases at Boston City Hospital Successful results noted with 69 year olds and others. Found in yeast and liver, the acid is inexpensive but may raise blood pressure slightly at 100 milligram daily doses. Research by Warner Institute for Therapeutic Research and International Vitamin Corporation of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston City Hospital
American Chemical Society
Warner Institute For Therapeutic Research
International Vitamin Corporation of
New York City
Woman Diamond Buyer Handles Million-Dollar Stock in New York
Ethel Bernstein is a top buyer for a major New York wholesale diamond firm, handling about a million dollars in diamonds annually. A rarity as a woman in the trade, she rose from an office job twenty years ago to the buyer’s chair, inspecting stones with a loupe and steel tweezers each weekday. The round engagement solitaire is her best seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bernstein
New York
United States
Popular Pilots Among Britain’s Most Popular Men
A survey of 5,000 Britons shows ferry pilots attract attention for amorous stockings gifts. About 250 bought overcoats, roughly half of women and men purchased stockings and socks, 20 percent bought underwear, miners led in underwear purchases, 10 percent bought suits, 20 percent pants only, and men under 50 showed wild enthusiasm for stockings while men also bought ties scarves and shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Atlantic
Portuguese Monarchy and the 1640 Restoration Stamp
The 1940 Portuguese stamp commemorates the 300th anniversary of the monarchy restored in 1640 under John IV of Braganza. It marks Portugal ending sixty years of Spanish rule as the patriotic duke expelled the usurpers and became king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Portugal
Alfonso
John IV
Braganza
Patriotic Party
Spain
How to pick a dog breed at a 1946 show
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York outlines how visiting a dog show helps buyers decide on a breed. It describes the AKC recognized breeds, judging methods, breed standards, and the path to Best in Show through class awards, group contests, and final judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines Dog Research Center
New York City
American Kennel Club
America
Cocker Spaniel Tops Favorite Breed List at Gaines Kennels
At Gaines Research Kennels Ridge Field Conn visitors name the Cocker Spaniel as the favorite breed among ten top picks. Elias C. Vail reports 524 guests signed the guest book and ranked breeds headed by Cocker Spaniel followed by Irish Setter and Collie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines Research
Ridgefield
Conn
Elias C. Vail
New Legion Club Rooms Opened in Osceola
War Wolf Post of the American Legion hosted hundreds for the formal opening of a renovated two story club on Osceola square. The first floor houses a lounge dance floor and bar. second floor holds a kitchen and dining room. The project cost over $6000 with plans for air conditioning and new floors. Mil ton Burgeson manages the club with John Craven as Post Commander and Dr. Wallace Monson as Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Legion Club
Osceola Record
Wolfe Post
American Legion
Osceola
Legion
Grand Island
Auxiliary
Milton Burgeson
John Craven
Wallace Monson
Rheumatism and Arthritis Ad by NUE OVO Laboratories
An advertisement from NUE OV O Laboratories promotes products addressing rheumatism and arthritis. The notice highlights remedies claimed to ease joint pain and improve mobility, aiming at readers seeking relief from lingering rheumatic conditions.
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The
Omaha World Herald
Uncle Sam
U. 8
Kelly’s Hall
Johnny Cox Orchestra
Fastin Brewing Corp
ST. Louis
New Orleans
Fai
Nebraska
Ross Noble Clarks
Dick Merrick
Pasteur Ensyme
Anna Pautz
P O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
National Farm Loan Association
Stead. Se
sy-Treas
Tekseed
Edwin Glad
George Lostroh
Clarks, Nebraska
Keef
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph
Clarks
Farrow
Gatley Hammer Mill
J. D
J. D. Gang
G. P
M. E. Ladies Aid
Joe F. Zelazny Noble & Merrick
Bank OF Clarks
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