Shelby Wins Little Six League Title 1 0 Upset Osceola
Shelby defeats Osceola 1 0 to clinch the Little Six League baseball tournament at Gresham on Friday. Jeff Ronquish hits a fourth inning homer to power the win while Monte Grossnicklaus Randy Peterson and Reg Neklatius pitched for the champions. The team also rolls to a 12 0 season finish with a Sunday victory over Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Gresham
Osceola
Jeff Ronquish
Monte Grossnicklaus
Randy Peterson
Reg Nek
Polk
Kathy Trout
Burke School
Omaha
Kathy
San Diego
California
Linda Heibel
Mary Schlesinger
Hawaii
Norman Saale
Saale
Lyle Johnson
Waverly
John Simonsen
Dale Hopwood Jr
Max Simonsen
Morris Simonsen
Winnebago
Kansas
Donald Spale
Columbus
John Inks
Norwalk
Gertrude Skelton
Jacksonville
Florida
Edith Inks
Reve Shope
Marlene
Hamilton
Missouri
Elsie Huddleston
Minden
Denver
Ozarks
Shope
Huddleston
Clyde Ellis
Ft. Worth
Texas
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Bellwood
Alice Brochtrup Ellis
Claud Ellis
Frank McMeekin
Rex Trout
Mike Trout
Lincoln
Ray Brigham
Burritt
Grand Island
Elm Creek
Kearney
Boulder
Colorado
Wilma Samson
Rasmus Burritt
Ed Zimmerman
Martha Pike
Brighams
John Smith
Connie Gondringer
Joy Smith
Kay Abbott
County announces 1969 soybean price and loan rates
Chairman Richard C Sealey of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee announced county price support for 1969 soybeans at 2.15 per bushel, with counties reflecting the national average 2.25 per bushel for No 1 grade. The 1969 loan level applies to soybeans with 12.8 to 13 percent moisture and No 2 grade or better. Also noted is last year’s 2.50 per bushel for No 2 grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Sealey
Agriculltural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Sealey
Osceola breeze recalls seven decades of local notes
A column from July 1909 to August 1979 recounts neighborly moves and events. Henry Herrmann and Clara and Martha Herrmann head for Seattle for a month. Pennington endures a fridge imprisonment. 1919 and 1929 reports cover tractors, sales, marriages, and school upgrades. 1939 and 1979 notes mention a baby, honors, and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herrmann
Clara
Martha Herrman
Seattle
Spokane
Harry Pennington
A. L. Scholz
H. J. McBeth
Columbus
Swan Larson
David Timm
Julesburg
George A. Miller
Ashton
Idaho
George
Theodore Rutter
Harry Herrmann
Aldrich
Mason
Jack Steeple
Swanson
South Osceola
Belle Ryan
Buhl
Osceola
Maggie
Clyde
Elizabeth
Ada
Osceola Record Notes Local Happenings and Wheat Totals
Osceola Record lists Coleen Malek as new employee at First National Bank and Ruby Walgreen returning to Emanuel Hospital after vacation. It also covers St Paul Lutheran church work, Mike's Bowl reopening, a Kay Timm piano recital, Barbara Klingman birthday party, Roberta Tewell and John Headley wedding, and quarterly P L 480 authorizations for many nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleen Malek
First National Bank
Ruby Walgreen
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
MYF
Sunset Bowl
York
Earl Miley
Kiel
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Hazen and Robinson
Lincoln
West Brothers Construction Company
Mike’s
Kay Timm
Albert Rommers
Edward Bonne
Roy Ier
Maurine Schuman
April Walgren
Barbara Klingman
Roberta Tewell
John W. Headley
Stromsburg Methodist Church
Large PL 480 Grain and Flour Purchases Reported
Almost 80 million bushels of grain and 168000 tons of flour were authorized under PL 480 during the second quarter of 1969. ASC Chairman Gordon L. Nurenberger said purchases are made on the open market by traders in competition with other bidders for American farm products. The report covers April 1 to June 30 1969.
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Nuernberger
P. L
Bolivia
Brazil
Burma
Ceylon
Chile
Colombia
Congo
Dominican Republic
Ecquador
Ghana
Guinea
Guyana
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Israel
Jordan
Korea
Morocco
Pakistan
Philippines
Sierra Leone
Tunisia
Vietnam
Gordon L. Nurenberger
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
ASCS Community Committee Elections Set for September
Richard C. Sealey announces 1969 ASC Community Committee elections for September 16 with vacancies on the County Committee to be filled September 26. Nominees will be mailed by September 5. petitions for additional nominees must be filed by August 22. Communities include Canada, Clear Creek Island, Hackberry, Osceola, Platte, Pleasant Home, Stromsburg, and Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Sealey
Polk County
ASC
Sealey
Canada
Clear Creek Island
Hackberry
Osceola
Platte
Pleasant Home
Stromsburg
Valley
Polk County Fair Beef Give-Away Lucky Numbers
Don Miller of Polk won half a beef in the Polk County Feeders Association drawing at the Polk County Fair. Lisa Benson of Kearney drew Miller’s winning ticket, while Glenn Dobberstein, president of the association, looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Miller
Polk
Polk County
Polk County Feeders Association
Don
Miller
Lisa Benson
Kearney
Glenn Dobberstein
Polk County Feeders
Weekend Guests Visit Beatrice Home Residents
Local residents hosted weekend visitors at the Mervin Stromberg home. Lt. Col. George Merklinger and his family, recently back from the Netherlands, plan to move to Vietnam after his leave, while his sister is Mrs. Stromberg. Other guests included the Germer family of Plymouth and Lydia Troholz with the Groteluschen couple from Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Ed Schlesinger
Tom Brigham
Leonard Sutter
Janice
Rex Peterson
Debbie
Brigham
High Acres Lodge
Brighams
Tucson
Arizona
United Methodist Church
WSCS
Jolene Heibel
Bellevue
Wanda Bergan
Sutton
Dallas
Jay
Jeff Banta
Hastings
Charles Athey
Columbus
Willis Wills
Winnipeg
Canada
Lake Superior
Niobrara
Nebraska
Neil Brigham
Estes Park
Colorado
Paul Kuhnel
Leo Lenihan
Kenneth Wallace
Denver
Jerome Gabriel
Don Alt
Lake Poinsett
South Dakota
Ralph Weinstein
Mel Hiebel
Shelby
North Bend
Larry Hornstein
Omaha
Kenneth Wombacher
Ra Wombacher
Consumers In
Superior
Mervin
Stromberg
Jerry Germer and Son
Plymouth
Maude Magnuson
Lydia Trofholz
Art Groteluschen
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Brigham
Osceola News
Albert A. Gabriel
Dennis Hiemer
Todd Hiemer
Rstar
J. P. Johnson
Harry Jacobson
August P. Johnson
Farmers Union
Lloyd Rogers
Lydia Rausch
David City
Trotter
Oscar Pierson
Merrick County
Silver Creek
Ida Hanson
Leslie
Ethel Mace
Guy
Dix
Rollie
Kimball
A. A. Wurtz
Polk Park
Lucille Shelmadine
Leslie Marks
Winslow
Methodist Church
John Herrmann
Alva N. Dawes
University of Nebraska
H. S. Eklund
Ashland
National Guard
Merle Peterson
Albion
E. C. Hansen
W. O. Hansen
Merle
Hansen’s
William Buhl
New York
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Jeanice
Schott
Nebraska University
Pauline Slonicker
Osceola Record
Kepner-Roberts
P.L
ASCS
Walt Disney
Muse Theater
Hac KS
Chrysler
Newport
Johnson Service
Main Street
Stromsburg, Nebr
Cidar
Chrysler Saotors Corporation
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