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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
7
Community notes from Silver Creek and surrounding towns recount dessert bridge parties led by Mrs. Fern Merrill and others with high scores for the afternoons. Reports cover student activities, visits, hospitalizations, birthdays, travel to Omaha and Columbus, and upcoming local events through mid April.
Bill Kosch receives Army promotion to Specialist 5th Class for March first after nine months in Viet Nam. He worked as head clerk at the First Infantry Division HQ near Saigon and earned an award for outstanding service during the last thirty day offensive. Victor Sterup returns home from Bryan Memorial Hospital after a second major operation. Steve Georgeau admitted to Bryan Memorial Hospital with hip surgery planned. Mrs. Ronald Beebe and Mrs. James Turner with Mr. Martin Jones assisted Mr. Georgeau to Lincoln following surgery. Leslie E. Kleeb of Broken Bow promoted to vice president of Nursing Home Builders and will relocate to Sioux Falls with his family.
Army private first class Richard R. Ekstrom of Osceola earned promotion on February 16 while serving near Tay Ninh Vietnam as a mortarman with the 1st Cavalry Division Airmobile. Navy personnel Michael C. Richter and David J. Krumbach from Shelby took part in Operation Bell Jangle aboard the USS Oriskany off California. Timothy R. Anderson of Osceola was promoted to Army specialist four on February 28 near Babenhausen Germany as a cannoneer. April birthdays at the Home include Alice Ruth Clara Thompson Victor Johnson Mabel Thompson Mabel Hoy and Maria Fulwider.
County court records show numerous daytime and nighttime speeding fines varying from 10 to 35 dollars, with occasional costs of 5 dollars and a 25 dollar intoxication fine. Other entries include a 50 dollar fine for .15 alcohol in blood and a 100 dollar driving under the influence fine, plus several marriage licenses issued in York and Shelby areas.
Doane College Coach Al Papik addressed the annual OHS athletic banquet praising five lifelong benefits from competitive sports. He cited character, sportsmanship, desire to succeed, fitness, mental growth, and lasting memories as core citizen traits built through athletics.
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