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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
1
Parents are invited to a kindergarten roundup at Osceola school on Friday May 1. Meetings are at 8 45 a.m. and 1 p.m. Mothers should attend one session. Call 747 2091 for an appointment if not notified.
Members of 10 4-H clubs will sponsor a Sunday Service at & p.m. in the OHS auditorium. Rev. John Stalions will speak as part of the program. The Polk county ASC office will be open 6 to 9 p.m. May 11 through May 15 for farmers to sign up for the wheat diversion program.
Osceola area resident B A C Schott reports tame wood ibis like storks visiting his pond for a day after a storm. The piece notes local Law Day on May 1 and comments on lawyers and civic duty, plus Osceola Record subscription updates and newspaper delivery concerns.
Mrs A T Wilson, aged 92, marked her birthday with a week of gatherings. Guests at coffee on April 17 included several friends, and visits continued April 19 with Mr and Mrs Alvah Hecht hosting in York. A WSCS meeting on Friday featured a special program honoring her as the oldest active member.
Five Polk County rural teachers and Supt Betty Majors plan a bus trip for 41 fourth to eighth graders to Hastings and Minden. They will visit the House of Yesterday and Pioneer Village with expenses funded by the five district school boards.
A survey over three years inventories about 175000 acres of Polk County soils. The Soil Conservation Service leads the nationwide county soil survey project. Soils maps aid farmers lenders engineers teachers and planners in land use and planning.
Osceola high school musicians earned 13 superior ratings, 11 excellent ratings, and one good at a Central City invitational event. Director Gene Cappen praised student spirit and cooperation. several staff and parents supported the trip. additional note about band uniform fund-raising and May 6 National Guard band concert at Shelby high auditorium with tickets at door.
Linda M. Hewitt 16 of Houston will star as the leading ballet soloist in Carosello choreographed by Fernand Nault. She is a semi professional soloist with the Houston Youth Symphony which hosts the 2nd Annual Ballet Festival. The event features diverse performances and guest companies from the Southwest.
POLK A mother visiting her daughter on campus is told of a trophy won last night. The prize turns out to be for an egg throwing contest rather than a speech, music, or scholarship event.
With the end of the school year near Supt Virgil Bugbee releases a busy calendar including PTA May 1 kindergarten registration May 3 4 H Sunday May 4 school board meeting May 6 National Guard band concert May 8 junior senior prom May 9 district track meet Seward May 10 baccalaureate May 15 commencement May 15 16 state track May 3 eighth grade tour May 19 recognition night May 20 and last day May 29 alumni banquet.
The Wildlife club purchased the Scott sand pit with access to the area to be granted later this month. A meeting will be announced to discuss club by laws rules and other information. Also noted are open house plans for Mr and Mrs Adolph Gross nicklaus at the Methodist church basement Sunday May 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. no gifts requested.
Perry N. Sapp notes moisture returns to the Midwest after a dry season. Subsoil moisture could aid crops in months ahead. The Cancer Crusade begins with volunteers calling for donations. Osceola Band earns praise for a strong showing. Jefferson warns about debt and the election between economy and liberty. Green spring hints and deep green Poa grasses are observed.
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