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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

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Funeral Services Held for Carl Gaver

Carl C. Gaver 43 died April 14 at St Marys hospital Columbus after a long heart condition. Funeral at St Peters Clarks 9:30 a m with Mass by Fathers Kannaby Jaworski Mulkuhski. Burial in parish cemetery. Survived by wife Angeline Koziol son Jerome three brothers four sisters.

Carl C. Gaver St. Peters Church Clarks Paul Kannaby Father Jaworski Mulkuhski Vincent Douglas Alan Pollard John Zabawa Dan Hayes Joe Tomasiewicz Adolph Sutko Mr. Gaver Polk Merrick Angeline Koziol St. Mary’s Church Pilzno Polk County Jerome Pete Henry Paul Andrew Danielski Edwin Sliva Monroe Edwin Shotkoski Columbus John Hubner Omaha

4 H Camp Plans and State Week Set in Nebraska

County agents and 4 H members met to plan a Sew ard camp with sessions August 4 to 6 costing 375. State 4 H Club Week May 30 to June 3 at Lincoln costs 14.00. Leaders and youths encouraged to attend and Extension Agents available for details.

Seward Polk County 4-H Lincoln Alvin Burke Womans Council Rolland Swanson Tom Schmoker James Gibbins Margaret Liston United States Frank Sorenson United Nation Education Nebraska Margaret Cannell Swift Packing Company Merry Mixers Club Marilyn Ericson

Baseball Schedule Announced For Season 18 Games

Osceola opens May 15 away at Geneva in a Cornhusker League schedule that splits 9 home and 9 away games. Home dates include York, Aurora, Utica, Sutton, Geneva, Seward, and more with many Sundays featuring byes and aims for strong attendance. Admission is 50 cents, tax included.

Cornhusker Osceola Geneva York Everett Anderson Anderson The Legion Aurora Utica Sutton Seward

Seniors Present Class Play Life With Mama at High School

A capacity crowd attended the senior class play Life With Mama last Friday in the high school auditorium. Director Miss Lillian Havel calls it a domestic comedy. Cast includes Papa Jimmy Inness Mama Dianne Buhl Nancy Jeaniece Schott Nancy's Pal Marcia Schneider and others.

Mama Lillian Havel Papa Jimmy Inness Dianne Buhl Nancy Jeaniece Schott Marcia Schneider Duane Swanson

Osceola Students Honored at Nebraska Convocation in New York

The annual Honors Convocation at the University of Nebraska Coliseum on Tuesday morning April 26 recognized several Osceola students for scholastic achievement. Glenna VanHorn earned high scholarship honors in the senior class and joined Pi Lambda Theta. she also received the Franklin E. and Orinda M. Johnson Scholarship. Janet Kepner and John Mills, sophomores, were awarded Regent Scholarships. Mary Sigler, another sophomore, received the Miller and Paine award. Osceola residents take pride in these students and their school system.

University of Nebraska Glenna VanHorn Pi Lambda Theta Franklin E Orinda M. Johnson Janet Kepner John Mills Mary Sigler Miller & Paine Osceola

Muse Theatre Posts New Show Start Times

O J Schneider owner of the Muse Theatre announced summer changes to show starts. Week night shows begin at 8 00 p m while Saturday and Sunday nights feature 7 30 and 9 30 starts. Change takes effect May 1st or next Sunday night.

O. J. Schneider Muse Theatre

Pony Express Run Sunday June 19 1949

The Nebraska State Horse Club Ass’n. plans a Pony Express Run on Sunday June 19. Governor Val Peterson will officially start the event from Blair Nebraska at 4:00 a.m. More details to follow.

Nebraska State Horse Club Ass’n Val Peterson Blair Nebraska

Obituary of Glen N. Gondringer in Shelby Nebraska

Glen N. Gondringer, born February 18, 1926 in Shelby Nebraska, served after enlistment July 28, 1944. He died April 8, 1945 near Negenborn woods Germany while in Company E 330 Infantry 83rd Division, 9th Army. Buried in Sacred Heart cemetery Shelby, with full military honors April 23 1949. Survived by parents four sisters a brother two nieces and one nephew many relatives and friends.

Glen N. Gondringer Nicholas and Frances Gondringer Shelby Nebraska Camp Fannin Texas Europe 9Th Army Simpson Negenborn Woods Germany Magraten Holland United States Chicago Seargent Lyle H. Roberts Father Kean Sacred Heart Church of Shelby Legion Post Harry Fillinger Paul Gondringer Albert Krumbach Daniel Cerny Alvin Cerny John Cerny Sacred Heart Lucille Walford Phyllis Ethel Elaine Mark

Speaker John G. Erickson at St. Paul Lutheran Church

Cassel Minnesota resident John G. Erickson will speak at St. Paul Lutheran Church this Friday at 8 p.m. He appears with his Master Eye guide dog Chief to discuss work among the blind and related activities.

John G. Erickson Cassel Minnesota St. Paul Lutheran Church Chief

Harold Davis Rites Held in Polk

Funeral services were held in Polk for Harold Wayne Davis a Marine killed in action May 11 1945 in the Pacific. He served in the Marshall Islands Guam operations and Okinawa Ryukyu Islands and was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat V. He is survived by relatives in Polk Marble Mount Bandon Green River and others.

Polk Harold Davis Pacific Harold Wayne Davis Ee Missouri Arborville Marble Mount Washington Marshall Islands Guam Operatons Okinawa Ryuokyu Islands Pe Ees United States Okinawa Ryukyu Islands May Johnson Jesse W. Ice Bandon Oregon Danial W. Ice Green River Wyoming God

District 54 Community Notes and Local Visits

District 54 reports visitors from Garden City Osceola and LeMars Iowa including Floyd Comfort Mollie Comfort Nellie Benson and Dororthy Barker along with many local social calls and family visits. A grass fire at Ed Vetick farm destroyed nine acres before containment by neighbors and Silver Creek Fire Department. Ed Mustard recovering from hospital stay and senior class activities in Clarks.

Floyd Comfort Garden City Kansas Mollie Comfort Osceola Lloyd Wamsley Kearney Lloyd Bradley Ed Vetick Silver Creek Frnk Carman Mollie Carman Vern McCormick Lincoln Joe.Imms Margaret Tooker District 54 District 5 LeMars Iowa Nellie Benson Fred Meredith Rochester Minn Ray Dobson Bill Hansen Ray Wagner Connie Ed Mustard St. Francis Hospital Dorothy Barker Omaha Retta Benson Stromsburg Henry Schippareil Roy Wyman Clarks Bill Brand Walter Brand Carl Brand Wisner, Neb Carman Charles Brand

Rural Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visit Recaps

Mr and Mrs John Stec and Leo of near Mondoe along with Nels Hassealch and Dorothy McDonald spent Monday evening with the John Micek family. Several gatherings occurred with the Benda and Thompson families near Lone Star, and others joined to Lincoln for Friday business and visits.

John Stec Leo Near Mondoe Nels Hasselalch Dorothy McDonald John Micek Josie Benda Pearl Marshall Thompson Carl Benda Lone Star Edward Lisko Phil Micek Sterling Buster Jensen Shelby John Gonka George Tiaden Robert Killam Lincoln Maxine Scow Margaret Scow Louis Scow Jim Pickerel

Riverside District League Kit Ten Ball Clash Ends With 62 Victory

District 28 and 62 played Friday on the latter's school grounds with 62 taking the win. Sandra Hoffer is absent from school due to pink eye. Carlson family activities include a weiner roast and visits with friends and relatives across Central City and Osceola.

Sandra Hoffer Gust Carlson Kasson Dolph Central City Fullerton Robert Mace Joe Karges Melvin Burruss Clarks E. M. Little York Hospital Orville Lamb Carlson Doris Leo Kresha Osceola Robert Carlson

Social calendar for May meetings announced

The St. Vincent Altar Society will meet on May 3. The PEO group will hold an evening meeting on May 5 with Mrs Maud Nuquist.

St. Vincent Altar Society Peo Maud Nuquist

Cub Scout Pack Meeting Highlights Box Gardens

A pack meeting at the Lutheran church on Wednesday evening included both dens. The Cubs showcased box gardens they had been making, displaying them to attendees.

Lutheran Church

Farmers Use Good Weather To Boost Spring Field Work

Farmers report two weeks of favorable weather allowing long work days. Oats sown recently are emerging, with more warm days needed. Wheat damage remains uncertain as some fields show improvement while others were heavily damaged and many fences were ruined by winter storms.

Fame Boys Town concert draws crowds across towns

The Boys Town concert choir of 75 voices performed a 90 minute program Sunday night to a large audience from this and nearby cities. The group offered religious, popular and light classical music and earned praise from critics nationwide. Earlier, the local legion post hosted the choir at a banquet in the legion rooms.

Boys Town Legion Post Legion Rooms

Polk County Eighth Grade Exams Set for May 4

Eighth grade examinations in Polk County are scheduled for May 4 at Osceola High School auditorium starting at 9 oclock. The sessions will be held in the Osceola high school facility.

Polk County Osceola High School

Osceola Fire Department to Meet Thursday Evening

Osceola Fire Department will meet this Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Roger Lee Chastain of Albuquerque New Mexico is spending this week with his grandmother Mrs Heilman.

Osceola Fire Department Roger Lee Chastain Albuquerque, New Mexico Mrs. Heilman

Brooder Stove Explosion Kills 150 Chicks Near Osceola

An oil burning brooder stove exploded at the Leroy Brown farm southeast of Osceola Saturday night killing about 150 chicks. Mr. and Mrs. Brown escaped with minor burns as neighbors and the Osceola Fire Department contained the fire after it started on the roof. Approximately 300 chicks were in the brooder at the time.

Leroy Brown Osceola Mrs. Brown

Nutritional disease may occur in livestock this spring

Farmers are warned of a costly upsurge in nutritional disease in livestock due to last year’s large corn crop. Over feeding or under feeding can cause disorders from vitamin shortages to rickets and swollen joints. phosphorus and calcium deficiencies may lead to slow growth and anemia. Accurate diagnosis and corrected feeding practices are urged.

American Foundation For Animal Health

Births at St Francis Hospital Highlight Local Families

A hospital notes section lists newborns and new arrivals including a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ed Zelazny of Osceola Raymond Edward. Also named are multiple patients and residents from Osceola Silver Creek Fullerton and Shelby with listed first and last names in a community update.

ST. Francis Hospital Alvana Hanson Osceola William Buhl Rose Konwinski Silver Creek Howard Boden August Johnson Rudolph Schinzel Shelby Mrs Ed Zelazny Baby Boy Raymond Edward

Odd Bits of Local News From The Fair Grounds Area

Baseball practice at Fair grounds Park ends with a head injury when a misjudged ball strikes a player. Frank Malek reports a persistent headache after watching the impact. Oakie Russell had tonsil surgery and finds it uncomfortable, worse than a little girl who recovered quickly. The FFA and Don Monson spoke at the Chamber of Commerce about their meetings and duties. Retired officers Boden Johnson Watts Husak Carlson Alt attended. a film on FFA activities was shown. A freak advertising stunt by the FHA featured a waffle-slinging creature holding a sign urging eating at the FHA waffle supper. Dr. H S Eklund was named Union Pacific physician and surgeon for the territory, a prestigious appointment with railway perks. A Los Angeles Chamber message advised west coast help and discouraged midwesterners from seeking work there. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a coast-to-coast radio program May 2 from 8 to 8:30 p m CST on ABC, with Bert Lytell and Harold Russell joining the studio orchestra. locals are urged to listen.

FFA Don Monson Chamber of Commerce Vernon Boden Mike Johnson Ed Watts Bob Husak Ronald Carlson Dick Alt American Legion Auxiliary American Broadcasting Company ABC Bert Lytell Harold Russell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carl Gaver Polk County Extension News N. Y Pony Express Riverside News Stoner News Jack Johnston Lyle Neil Brigham Keith McMeekin Palmer Ralph Watts Maurice Watts Earl Watts Nellie Watts S. B. Fox Fred Stoki Lee Brown Novett Peterson Eric Ericson Billy Alyce Marie Ed Carlson Elmer Allinder Jennie Johnson Ralph Clem Marak Laurence Meister Fritz Husak Danny M. A. Moses Oscar Mangelsen Rudolph Mangelsen Bob Rudolf Mangelsen Glen Hendrickson Shirley Edward Rosenberry Beverly David City Frances Styscal J. O. Pearson Shirley Fyfe Betty Mangelsen Gary Lux Frank Lux Little Dianne Vic Veterans Administration Office Fire Dept Glade Wyman Harry Herrmann Charles Kresha Hettie Carlson Laura Stopak Jean Fischer John Biales Fairgrounds Park Frank Malek Frank Oakie Russell Oakie F.H.A FHA H. S. Eklund Union Pacific Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce West West Coast
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