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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1960

Page

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Sunrise district Scout Exhibition Draws 5000 Plus

Nearly 800 Scouts from Sunrise district units in Seward York Polk Butler Fillmore and part of Saline counties prepare for a Saturday show at the National Guard Armory. Exhibits cover cooking astronomy and more with a Pinewood Derby cars race on a 30 foot track and a live burro in the Cordova display. Tickets are on sale this week as crowds are expected to exceed five thousand.

National Guard Armory Seward York Polk Butler Fillmore Saline Counties Sunrise Milford Cordova

Thelander Golden Wedding to Be Honored

In honor of their fiftieth anniversary Mr and Mrs Carl Thelander will receive friends and relatives at an open house on Sunday May 1 from 2 30 to 5 00 p m in the Pioneer Chapel Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg.

Carl Thelander Pioneer Chapel Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg

Polk County Irrigation Guide Promises Higher Yields

Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District urges farmers to use the Nebraska Irrigation Guide to optimize irrigation systems and raise crop yields. Local staff offer surveys and tailored designs, noting the 1959 revision and cooperation among Nebraska agencies. The note also covers fishing license changes for privately stocked ponds and weekend visits from Colorado guests.

Nebraska Harold Klingman Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District Soil Conservation Service The University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture the Extension Service Nebraska Experiment Stations Agricultural Research Service Bureau of Reclamation and Farmers Home Administration

Bowling League Standings and High Marks Report

Last week in the bowling league shows Seven Up leading with 50 wins to 40 losses and Bobby Pins at 49 to 40. High individual game honors go to Annette Magorian with 176 and June Hernbloom 174, while Magorian leads with a 469 series. Seven Up tops team game at 714 and team series at 1946.

Neds Service Sinclair Service Annette Magorian June Hernbloom Helen Johnson Virginia Pfitzer

Were You Counted Campaign Urges Missed Census Returns

District Supervisor Ruby Dunn announces a Were You Counted campaign as the 1960 Census of Population and Housing nears completion. Residents who believe they were missed should return Were You Counted forms to the local census office to speed preliminary counts and ensure accurate per capita federal and state funding allocations.

Ruby Dunn Washington Census Bureau

Busy Belles Extension Club Meeting Notes

The Busy Belles Extension Club met April 6 at 2 00 p m with Mrs Donald Alt. President Mrs Victor Mangelson chaired a brief business session. Mrs Raymond Schott presented a lesson on mental health followed by a pink and blue shower for Mrs Morris Jean. Lunch was served by the hostess.

Local births announced in Stromsburg and Columbus

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartel Jr. welcome a baby boy weighing 5 lb 9 oz born Saturday April 23 in Stromsburg. An 8 lb 10 oz girl named Debra Blayne was born April 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Brazee report a baby girl born April 19 at St. Mary Hospital Columbus weighing 6 lb and named Tracey Lynne.

Gus Hartel Jr Stromsburg Debra Blayne Gerald Bryan Burton Brazee St. Mary Hospital Columbus Tracey Lynne

Newman Grove families share Sunday dinner visit

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark and family and Mr. Leon Clark of Newman Grove joined Mr. and Mrs. Si Cook for Sunday dinner. Afternoon callers included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allinder and Terry, Betty Jo and Janie. Mrs. Rugene Newcomb left for Miami Beach to attend the National Student Nurses Ass’n Convention. Mrs. John Meisner of San Jose was noted.

Dale Clark Leon Clark Newman Grove Si Cook Carl Allinder Terry Betty Jo Janie Rugene Newcomb Miami Beach Fla Student Nurses Ass’n John Meisner San Jose

Nebraskans Poised for Top Money at Ak-Sar-Ben Races

Nebraskans M H Van Berg of Columbus and Wally Strong of Silver Creek lead as favorites at the 39 day Ak-Sar-Ben meet beginning May 13. Van Berg has $61,655.53 won at last year’s meet and $110,000 this season. Strong built a top stable with horses bought in Hot Springs Chicago and Detroit.

Louis Kilken M.H. van Berg Columbus Wally Strong Silver Creek Eilken

Local Legion Buffet Supper Tuesday May 3

The local Legion Post hosts a buffet supper and evening of entertainment on Tuesday May 3 at 7:00 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Admission is the 1960 membership card. All paid members and their wives invited. Donations go to the Columbus unit for retarded children. Notify Roy Trotter if attending.

Legion Post Legion Hall Roy Trotter Columbus

Community clubs schedule for late April and early May

Social calendar lists Cub Pack meeting Friday April 29 at 7 30 p m in St Vincent s basement Busy Belles Extension Club meets Wednesday May 4 at 2 00 p m with Mrs Ray Schott Lions Club meets Wednesday May 4 at noon at the L M Cafe Valley Get Together and WSCS photo will clean the church Friday afternoon April 29 at 1 30 p m

St. Vincent’s Belles Extension Ray Schott Lions Club Valley WSCS

Local residents share holiday visits and hospital time

Mrs. Calmer Boden returned home Tuesday after a week in Osceola hospital. Mrs. Addi Wieseman visited Lincoln from Wednesday to Sunday to be with grandchildren while parents were in Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. John L. Blodig and family spent Easter in Atchison Kansas with Dr Blodig's parents and relatives.

Calmer Boden Osceola Hospital Addi Wieseman Lincoln Chicago John L. Blodig Atchison, Kansas Blodig

Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Obituaries

Deceased TI Earl Steever Stromsburg and numerous patients and mourners listed from Osceola Benedict Benedict Rising City Shelby Silver Creek Stromsburg Gresham Edgar Central City Bradshaw Osceola. The notice catalogs hospital names and a long roster of individuals associated with the Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital.

Earl Steever Stromsburg Cornelia Shrader Osceola Grace Runquist Stromsurg Ralph Kahler Polk Foy Rosenberry Gresham Everette Smith Sue Ostrander Benedict William Miller David City Marion Thomas Shelby Forrestt Burgess Elving Elmquist Mildred Gronlund Pamela Augustin Shelby John Stohl Silver Creek Harvey Johnston Calmer Boden Gus Hartel Eliza McGimpsey Anne Olson al Heitzman

Sherwood Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Wren Sherwood marked their fiftieth anniversary with a noon dinner for relatives at Osceola Cafe and an open house from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. at Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg. About 250 guests attended including their four children and many grandchildren.

Wren Sherwood Salem Lutheran Church of Stromsburg John Meisner San Jose Calif Percy Gray North Platte Nebr Glen Shelton Spokane Wash Wallace Sherwood Mrs. la Velle Lamoree Rev. Christensen Sweden Sherwood Myrtle Hultman Denver Ed F E. Anderson Winnie Anderson Harland Fusby Mr. Sherwood

Brownville honors Terence Duren for preservation work

Shelby Nebraska artist Terence Duren was saluted by the Brownville Historical Society at Steinhart Park lodge for leading efforts to restore Nemaha county's river city as a tourist draw. He urged Main Street restoration and outdoor theater to revive Brownville's heritage and economy.

Terence Duren Shelby Nebr Brownville

Schultz Family Weekend Visit and Local Business Opens

Mr and Mrs Wayne Schultz and family spent the weekend at Randolph with Mrs Schultz s mother. The laundromat owned by Dave Waller has opened in the former Martha s Cafe building. Osceola music department attended the Dist 7 contest in Albion Nebraska April 21 23. Mr and Mrs Larry Snodgrass of Lincoln visited Osceola relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Keil spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Everett Powell.

Wayne Schultz Randolph

St Vincent’s Winners in Shrine Contest at York

Winners in the York Deanery Shrine Contest at St Joseph’s Hall York were Dianne Lux and Danny Hussak from St. Vincent’s Osceola taking first and second, with Geneane Stengle of Shickley third. First two entries advance to the DCCW convention Shrine contest in McCook on April 27.

York Deanery St. Joseph’s Hall York Dianne Lux St. Vincent’s Osceola Danny Hussak Geneane Stengle Shickley DCCW McCook

Farmer-Feeder Dinner At Shelby Highlights Industry Talks

Two hundred attended the farmer-feeder beef dinner served by St. Ann's Altar Sodality at Shelby Parish Hall on April 21. R. E. Cunningham presided, with speakers including R. E. Johnson on feeder cattle outlook and Jim Wilson on Operation Bootstrap, followed by a panel and farm tours.

First National Bank of Shelby St. Ann’s Altar Sodality R. E. Cunningham Omaha Livestock Exchange R. E. Johnson T. V. Pres Omaha National Bank Jim Wilson Wilson Seed Co Polk Bootstrap Glen Augustin Robert Roode Fairbury Nebr Tom Chapman Johnson’ Commission Co Omaha Edward Hanlon Swift and Co Tom

Hauberg Attends Midwest Hospital Convention

Harold Hauberg, administrator of Annie Jeffrey Memorial Co hospital Osceola Nebraska, attended the 3 day Mid-West Hospital association convention in Kansas City Missouri April 27 29. More than 3 000 delegates from seven states discussed aging care and hospital costs with leaders from John Hopkins University and Teachers College and speeches by Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller. The event featured administrators from Arkansas Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Wyoming with 800 hospitals represented and included sessions on nursing social work pharmacy and medical technology. Herbert A Anderson Lincoln General Hospital led the association. C E Copeland Missouri Baptist Hospital succeeded him during the convention.

H. J. Hauberg Annie Jeffrey Memorial Co Osceola Nebr Mid-West Hospital Association Kansas City Russell A. Nelson John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore American Hospital Association Leo W. Simmons Teachers College Columbia University Winthrop Rockefeller Morriston Ark Arkansas Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming Edwin L. Crosby Ray F. Brown National Organization Herbert A. Anderson Lincoln General Hospital Lincoln C.E. Copeland Missouri Baptist Hospital St. Louis

Wieseman Birthday Celebrated at Rest Home

Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Bill Wieseman and family joined by Mrs Bertha Berck and Mrs Addie Wieseman celebrated Danny Wiesemans birthday at the Rest Home with ice cream cake and coffee. Mrs George Morgan returned from a three week visit with relatives in Denver and Idaho Springs Colorado attending sunrise Easter services in the mountains west of Idaho Springs with thousands arriving at 5:00 am.

Bill Wieseman Bertha Berck Addie Wieseman Danny Wiesemans George Morgan Denver Idaho Springs Colo

ASC Farm News Forestry cost share program details

The Agriculture Conservation Program shares costs with farm owners for improving tree stands and planting trees and shrubs for forest, windbreak, shelterbelt and erosion control. Payments range from 50 to 80 percent of average costs after completion of approved work. Contact your local ASC office before starting to plan an adaptable program with the County Committee and State Forest Service adviser.

County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC State Forest Service

Osceola Thinclads Triumph In Dual Meet With Stromsburg

Osceola won the dual track meet 884 to 53 with Stromsburg. Event winners include McCormick and Dinges leading in high jump and shot put, Wieseman taking sprints, J. Johnston and Kontor seizing middle distances, and the Osceola relays posting strong times.

Osceola Stromsburg McCormick Dinges Kontor Wieseman Cotter R. Kropats Sund Kreis J. Kropatsch R. Ropatsch B. McCormick Dunn Watts

Benjamin Price, Father of Mrs Dwight Bush, Dies

Benjamin Bush Price 89 died Saturday at the Osceola Nebraska home of his daughter Mrs Dwight Bush. Funeral services were held at Lett funeral home Wednesday at 2 pm Rev Sam Hoffer officiated with burial at Woyuka cemetery. He lived in Nebraska City 12 years and in the area since 1918. Surviving are children A C Price Dessie Doehl Ray Price Daisy Huber Dorothy Bush a sister and a brother plus 15 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.

Benjamin Price Dwight Bush Lett Funeral Benjamin Bush Price Osceola Neb Sam Hoffer Woyuka Cemetery Dennison Price Murray Bruce Huber Dunbar Ben Huber Waterloo John Stock Otoe- Paul Hansen Lincoln Robert Smith Mr. Price Nebraska City Bland Henry Price A. C. Price Tulsa Dessie Doehl Ray Price Julian Daisy Huber Nebracka City Dorothy Bush Mary Hutchinson Mountain Grove J. G. Price Jake Charles

Golden Wedding Brings Relatives Together in Nebraska

Calif Mrs. Percy Gray of North Platte and Mrs. Glen Shelton of Spokane are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Wren Sherwood to attend a Golden Wedding. Mrs R M McDonald left Sunday for Mt Grove Missouri to attend her brother Elvin Stark’s funeral. Mrs Edith Heilman was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs A H Margritz in Ravenna Nebraska.

Calif Percy Gray North Platte Nebr Glen Shelton Spokane Wesh Wren Sherwood R.M. McDonald Mt. Grove Missouri Elvin Stark Edith Heilman Ravenna A.H. Margritz

Polk County Names Savings Bond Volunteer Chairman

A. E. Rodine of Stromsburg is named volunteer savings bond chairman for Polk County by Frank B. Heintze state director for the Savings Bonds Program Nebraska. Rodine succeeds the late E. C. Nordlund and has served as postmaster for twenty six years with World War II service. Polk County residents hold over 6.753 million in United States Savings Bonds.

Frank B. Heintze Nebraska A. E. Rodine Stromsburg Polk County E. C. Nordlund Bodine Heintze United States

Firemen Meet Tonight Osceola Volunteers Gather

The Osceola Volunteer Fire Department announces a meeting tonight. Members are urged to attend to discuss plans, schedules, and station matters.

Osceola Volunteer Firemen

Longtime Polk County Resident Henry Herrmann Dies

Henry G. Herrmann 83 of Atascado California died in Los Angeles on April 24 1960 and was buried in Atascado California. Survivors include daughter Muriel Mrs Roy Gilstrap and grandson David Gilstrap of Atascado. He and his wife cared for and educated orphan children. He resided on the farm north of Osceola now occupied by Arthur Nelson and was brother of W J Herrmann and brother in law of Mrs Adam Herrmann of this city.

Henry G. Herrmann Astasid California Los Angeles Atascado Calif Muriel Roy Gilstrap David Gilstrap Adam Herrmann

Salvation Army annual fund drive in Polk County

The Salvation Army kicks off its annual Polk County appeal chaired by Dr. H S Eklund with a $690 goal. Osceola's share is $220, while 20 percent remains for local emergencies. Field rep W S Bentley leads solicitations, funds go to D R Byers, and the service helps all in distress.

Salvation Army Polk County H.S. Eklund Osceola W.S. Bentley Omaha Nebraska D.R. Byers Local Service Unit Salvation Army Hospital

Waterman couples attend Omaha press convention

Mr and Mrs Don Waterman and Mr and Mrs Lowell Water man attended the press convention held in Omaha last Thursday night and Friday, outlining local media topics and industry updates.

Don Waterman Lowell Waterman Omaha

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seward On Sun Lane Baker Sunrise District Arthur Yeaton Jom Meacham Bowling Belles Legion Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News Mrs Gertrude Swanson Levander Mrs. Sherwood Merrick St. Vincent‘s Shelby Thurs Harold Hauberg Midwest Hospital ASC Farm News R. Carlson T. Carlson Burg Treadway R. Morris Huggler Sundberg R. Kropatsch Bure J. Johnson Chm Scout Fund W. F. Monson Weer Kepner Osceola Implement Co Vernon Johnson Mills Mills & Mills W. Ss. Heitzman Albert Ryan Henry Herrmann Polk Co
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