Highlights of C H 8 by Doris Jean Kennedy
The seventh issue of The Mike was produced entirely by the class of 48. The staff declares the eighth issue will be edited by the Junior class with Merna Quick and Ramon a Walgreen as associate editors. The staff party is a first part of May weiner roast. The Popularity Contest shifts to odd criteria such as biggest feet and most bashful. Five trackmen from Osceola competed in the Columbus Invitational, with Adams placing fourth in the 100 yard dash and the relay disqualified over a pass. An O club party featured a boys versus girls basketball game won by the boys 15 to 4, refereed by Mr. LaMunyon and Diana Buhl. Freshmen defeated Sophomores 20 to 9 and Juniors 18 to 5 in the inter-class tournament. Softball follows in Phys Ed as seniors receive graduation materials amid looming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merna Quick
Ramona Walgreen
Wight Fellows
Ronald Losexe
Jim Norton
Lee Adams
Bob Johansen
Burton Brazee
Columbus
Osceola
Loseke
Norton
Johansen
Adams
Brazee
O” Club
Mr. LaMunyon
Diana Buhl
Miss Refshauge
Logan VanHoosen
Grant Zedicher
Ronald Loseke
Out of Old Nebraska steam wagon story by Olson
A pioneer Nebraska tale of the steam wagon the Prairie Motor unveiled in 1862 at Nebraska City. It carried freight toward Denver before a broken crankshaft ended its runs and it was later junked, illustrating frontier ingenuity and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wind
Nebraska City
J. R. Brown
Minnesota
Denver
Otoe County
Prairies
Kearney Treights
Table Creek
New York
J. Sterling Morton
Thank you note from Mrs C E Jones
Mrs C E Jones thanks friends for cards flowers and gifts during illness. She also recognizes hospital sisters for care the telephone control doctor and ambulance driver for prompt services.
Card of Thanks from Iola Wiemseman Somers
IOLA WIESEMAN SOMERS expresses gratitude for cards gifts and letters and other kindnesses received during her hospital stay. The message thanks friends and neighbors for support and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Wieseman Somers
Community News Highlights From Lincoln Campus and Area
Mr and Mrs Bertyl Gissler returned from a Chicago convention of National Fidelity Life Insurance. Mrs Mary Cerny hosted John Klopnoski and family of Tarnor Nebr over Sunday. Glen Buchta leads engineering open house and Engineers Week events at University of Nebraska with displays and demonstrations April 29 30. Sandra Schumann and Lee Mann visited Lincoln home weekend. Dale and Leon Clark visited Bruce Pickett home. Carl Gustafson and wife welcome Roger Carl born April 15 at Lincoln. Floise Schott spent weekend at home. Lincoln Methodist Church choir attended Family Night with a pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertyl Gissler
Chicago
National Fidelity Life Insurance Company
Mary Cerny
Famly
John Klopnoski
Tarnor
Nebr
Glen Buchta
Hilbert Buchta
Agricultural Machinery Demonstration For Engineers
University of Nebraska
Buchta
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
College of Engineering and Architecture
Sandra Schumann
Lee Mann
Sidney
Nebb
Lincoln
F. W. Schumann
Dale Clark
Leon Clark
Stromsburg
Bruce Pickett
Mrs Malek and Sister Visit York Friends
Mrs. George Malek and her sister Mrs. Arthur Trulquist of Stromsburg visited Sunday in York with Mr. and Mrs. Wubert Ziee and family and Bob Gricg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malek
Arthur Trultquist
Stromsburg
York
Wubert Ziee
Bob Gricg
Notice of Final Report in Estate of Anna M Swanson
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court schedules a May 7 1948 10:00 A M hearing on the administrator final account and report for the estate of Anna M Swanson with prayer for final settlement heirship determination and discharge. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dated April 12 1948. (Seal) L M Merrick County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Anna M. Swanson
L. M. Merrick
District 19 School Board Proceedings April 9 1948
The District No. 19 School Board met in regular session with all members. Claims approved include Lincoln Telephone Co Gas Co Osceola Lumber Co and others totaling several hundred dollars. Teaching fees for 194849 listed for eight staff members. Roof flashing proposal by Rokahr & Sen accepted with reservations. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of District No
Lincoln Telephone Co
the Gas Co
L. E. Hanson
Scott, Foresman, & Co
Anderson Mere, Co
Brodhead-Garrett Co
Niusco, Sam
Laeae Eens
John W. Oberg & Son
Osceola Lumber Co
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Omaha School Supply Co
SaMe
Coes Reces
Donald B E. Monson
Lene
Hacket Base
Bray
Bush’s Drug Store
Cece
A. G. McVeigh
Johnson’s
Osceola Gen. Rep
SAMC
Metropolitan Studios
Bert Gissler
L. BE. Hanson
Lillian Fravel
Denad KE. Monson
Helen Rosshauge
Helen Swanson
Phyllis Nelson
Orpha Ekstrom
Widena Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doris Jean Kennedy
Mike
Old
James C. Olson
State Historical Society
Hesler
McVeigh
TY Foods
Corn Palace Cafe
Omaha
White Horse Inn
UNTON
Pacific
Seeth Tox Ao
C. E. Jones
Carl Gustafson
Roger Carl
Floise Schott
University
Mrs
Ed Schott
Methodist Church
Duco Reg
U.S
Bush
Hugh Johnston
Yellowstone National Park
Union Pacific
West Yellowstone Gateway
Salt Lake City
Sun Valley
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
California
Pacific Northwest
Dude Ranches
Hoover Dam
Wricn Packeelc Railroad
W.S. Desch
York and
Central City
Aaa
Moen Iki Th AY
Sargent
Roy
DIST
School’ Board
Weeanesas
Rokahr & Sen
I. D. Huston
Secy
Elmer Richter
Stromsburgy
Emil Koziol
Shelby Theatre
Priday
Sveurday
Boot Hill
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnetts
Stooge
SUNY
Aoleee
Abbott & Costello
Marjorie Maine
Tours
Maria Montez
Rod Cameron
J. I Ross Richards
Irvin Gross Nicklaus Laurench Albers
Bring This Actors Theatre
Wim Mapsa
Jeb F
Rialto Theat
Sls
Isei
The
Lincoln Telephone & Telestand Co
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