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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1955

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Miss Yungdahl Weds Harold Grossnicklaus in Osceola

Sheila Yungdahl daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Yungdahl of Clarks and Harold Grossnicklaus son of Mr and Mrs Roy Grossnicklaus of Osceola were married August 4 at St Pauls Lutheran parsonage Osceola. Rev Robert V Johnson officiated with Ruth Sigler maid of honor and Max Hennings best man. The couple will live on a farm northeast of Osceola after a trip to Canada.

Sheila Yungdahl Alfred O. Yungdahl Grossnicklaus Osceola High School Dr. Parminter Stromsburg Osceola High Korea Canada Osceola

Mueller Stewart Couple Wed in Omaha Presby Church

Mrs Vella Mueller of Syracuse and Paul Stewart of Omaha were married at Dundee Presbyterian Church in Omaha on Sunday August 7. Attendants Ruth Stewart and Jerry Mueller attended the couple. A reception followed at the Blackstone Hotel before a trip to Ely Minnesota. They will live at 408 South 88th Street Omaha. Mrs Stewart is sister to Mrs Fred Huggler of Osceola who attended.

Vella Mueller Syracuse Paul Stewart Omaha Dundee Presbyterian Church Ruth Stewart Jerry Mueller Blackstone Hotel Fred Huggler Osceola Mrs. Huggler

Births announce two new grandchildren in Texas and California

Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse were informed that their grandchild Jeffrey Guy, six pounds 12 ounces, was born to Fred L and Mary Beth Prue of Corpus Christi Texas on Sunday August 7. Mr and Mrs Ben Zedicher received word that Mr and Mrs Donald Zedicher of Chula Vista California welcomed a baby girl weighing six pounds six ounces born Wednesday August 3.

E. A. Schnasse Fred L Mary Beth Prue Corpus Christi Texas Jeffrey Guy Prue Ben Zedicher Donald Zedicher Chula Vista California

Chivalry on the road and changing times

In a light hearted reflection, the writer argues against elder cynicism toward youth, recounting a good deed by a Louisiana student who helped fix a flat tire. The piece celebrates modern gentility and concludes with a sign about respecting God’s name, contrasting generations.

Louisiana

Shirley Miller Weds Melvin Koss in Fairbury Nebraska

Miss Shirley Miller daughter of Clyde and Mrs Miller married Melvin Koss son of Wesley and Mrs Koss on August 5 1955 in the Fairbury Methodist Church Rev Johnson officiated Attendants were Donald Oss and his wife The bride wore a white street length dress with blue accessories and a blue orchid She is a 1955 Osceola High School graduate employed at Western Electric in Lincoln The groom a Mahaska Kansas graduate of 1952 works for Goodyear in Lincoln They will reside at Dixie Apartments in Havelock

Shirley Miller Clyde Miller Melvin Koss Wesley Koss Mahaska Kansas Fairbury Nebraska Johnson Donald Oss Narka Ross Osceola High School Western Electric Company Lincoln Goodyear Company Dixie Apartments Havelock

Special Election Planned for District 19 Bond Vote

The consolidated District 19 seeks a September 14 election to approve about 200000 for a new school building and equipment. A Monday meeting of patrons and advisory committee members discussed reducing size, yet allow for future enrollment growth. If approved, architects begin drawings within days and construction would start roughly 100 days after bids.

New Consolidated

Osceola Record Sends Warm Family Note

A Harold Gondringer family letter praises the Osceola Record as essential and reliable mailed weekly Monday. They describe pleasant weather in Long Beach during a Nebraska Picnic, mention friends from Polk and Platte counties, and send greetings to relatives, hoping to return to Nebraska someday.

Osceola Record Nebraska Long Beach Polk and Platte County Harold Gondringer

Corn Damage Estimated Over Fifty Percent In Polk County

The Polk county corn crop, once promising, has largely disappeared due to two to three weeks of extreme heat. Farmers report damage of at least 50 percent, with some areas near the Polk-Butler line nearly ruined. Moisture and irrigation could still salvage some yield if received soon.

Polk County Polk Butler County

Rain Revives County Fields With Heavy Tuesday Downpour

Rain fell all Tuesday night across the territory with amounts from .30 to two inches, raising prospects for revival of better county corn fields and improving outlooks for crop conditions.

Irrigated fields yield corn as drought concerns ease

A farmer notes most corn will come from irrigated land as drought stress subsides. The third cutting of alfalfa is underway. though not a bumper yield, it remains fair given two weeks of extreme heat.

4-H Calves Place At Seward District Dairy Show

Polk County 4-H Dairy Projects shine at Seward District Dairy Show on Monday August 8 with 261 animals from seven counties. Blue ribbons go to Kathy Pliefke Osceola and others. red ribbons to Donald Watts Osceola and more. Charles Frederick of Omaha judged as sponsors note support from Extension Service Coop Foundation Ak-Sar-Ben and local chambers.

Polk County Seward Kathy Pliefke Osceola Holstein Jr Sidney Dunn Dianne Scherer Bob McMeekin Bob Swanson Stromsburg Holstein Sr Lionel Swanson Holstein Gary Baker Lora Lee Dawes Dennis Schmoker Donald Watts Douglas Dunn Barbara Wieseman Robert Lamoree Stromsbureg FFA Charles Frederick Omaha Extension Service Cooper Foundation Omaha Chamber of Commerce Ak-Sar-Ben Chamber of Commerce

Peter E Lindberg Rites Held After 86 Years Of Life

Peter Emanuel Lindberg born December 23 1868 in Sweden died August 1 1955 at Immanuel Hospital Omaha aged 86 years seven months and three days. He lived on a farm near Swede Home after coming to the United States in 1884 and was affiliated with Calvary Lutheran then St Pauls Lutheran Osceola. Funeral services were held at Osceola with ministers from Kansas City Salina and Hastings presiding. He is survived by two sisters Minnie Westring Lincoln and Anna Johnson Osceola and numerous nieces and nephews.

Peter Emanuel Lindberg Sweden Immanueal Hospital Omaha Mr. Lindberg Lutheran Church of Sweden Calvary Lutheran Congregation St. Pauls Lutheran Church Osceola Immanus Home For Minnie Ed Westring Lincoln Anna Gilbert Johnson Roswell Peterson Kansas City J. E. Liljedahl Salina Kansas Robert V. Johnson Eugene Johnson Kenneth Peterson Algor Peterson Hastings

Fifth Son Enters U. S. Armed Forces

Mrs. Hannah Hahn of Polk reports her fifth son, Delano 18, has enlisted in the Army and is at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Delano, a 1955 Polk High School graduate, follows the family pattern of service with brothers Donald Dwayne Dennis Doyle all having served or now serving in the Navy or Army.

Hannah Hahn Polk Delano Camp Chaffee Arkansas Donald Boehling Aircraft Navy Dwayne Hardville Dennis Ford Motor Company Minneapolis Doyle Guam Coronado California Mays Hahn Harvey Hahn Brooklyn

Mirror misfortune follows Polk woman after injuries

Mrs A E Swanson of Polk recounts a run of bad luck including a broken wrist from a winter slip, finger injuries in a washing machine wringer, and tears ligaments. A recent doctor visit revealed a kidney infection and begun treatment.

A. E. Swanson Polk

Rainfall total tops Osceola area with helpful grain crop boost

Osceola recorded 1.33 inches of rain Tuesday evening around 7 00 pm with unofficial reports of two inches at Shelby and Polk and 0 30 at parts of Fairview. The moisture aids hay and wheat prep while temperatures fell to 63 degrees and more rain was forecast in a few days according to state outlooks.

Osceola Shelby Polk Fairview Harold Klingman

Osceola Garden Club Enjoys August Meeting

Osceola garden club members attended a program and social Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Rystrom in Stroms burg on August 1. Mrs. E H Moberg led the program with group singing, a humorous reading and skit by Mrs. Alvin Weeden, and a piano piece by Mrs. Dana Shostrom. Two guessing contests and lunch followed.

Osceola Garden Club Stromsburg Carol Rystrom Rystrom E. H. Moberg Alvin Weeden Dana Shostrom

Social Club Gatherings and Garden Club Meeting News

Wesley Chapel Club plans August 17 gathering at Mrs Adolph Kresh jr with basket weaving lesson led by Mrs Harry Brazee. Garden Club meets August 17 at Lulu Hendrickson with Mrs Fred Bond guiding roll call on county fair highlights. WCTU meets August 18 at 2 30 with Miss Lillian Wieseman hosting assistants. Stoner Club Picnic set for August 14 at Osceola park noon. Maple Leaf Club meets August 11 at 2 00 at Mrs Frank Miller residence with Mrs Floriene Doremus as assistant host.

Wesley Chapel Club Adolph Kresha, Jr Harry Brazee Lulu Hendrickson Fred Bond WCTU Lillian Wieseman P. C. Wieseman Della Need Stoner Club Osceola Park Maple Leaf Club Frank Miller Istant Floriene Doremus

The Old Church

A poem reflecting on the demolition of an old church and its fading memories. The speaker recalls the church’s features from the choir to the pulpit and Sunday school rooms, then hopes memories guide them to a new place as they sing and pray.

Open House for Mrs Minnie G Weeden

Open House set for Sunday August 14 at the home of Ervin Gross nicklaus from 2:00 to 5:00 PM in observance of Mrs Minnie G Weeden's 80th birthday anniversary.

Minnie G. Weeden Ervin Grossnicklaus

Two From County Honored At NU Scholarship Awards

The University of Nebraska awarded 244 upperclassmen NU Scholarships for 1955-56. J Phillip Colbert announced the awards covering seniors juniors and sophomores with tuition coverage of 160 dollars per year. Among honorees were Polke county resident Caroline Rhodes Osceola and Stromsburg resident Jacklyn Stanton.

University of Nebraska Regents J. Phillip Colbert Polke County Caroline S. Rhodes Osceola Leroy Rhodes Jacklyn Stanton Stromsburg Jack Stanton

Serviceman Duane D. Jones Deploys From Chicago Post

Pvt. Duane D. Jones left for a new assignment in Chicago after a two weeks furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones. He was transferred from Camp Chaffee Arkansas and his future address is Pvt. Duane D. Jones RA17439132 AMEDS M&DHS Student Detachment 1819 W Pershing Rosa Chicago Illinois.

Duane D. Jones Chicago Dave Jones Camp Chaffee Arkansas M&dhs Pershing Rosa Chicago 9 Illinois

ABB Birthday Club Hosts Desert Supper for Anniversary

The ABB Birthday Club enjoyed a desert supper at the home of Mrs. Fred Bond Tuesday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary.

ABB Fred Bond

Odd Bits of News From Polk County and Nearby

Weather has damaged upland corn across Polk County with 50 to 75 percent losses, eastern areas worst. Daune Johnson of Osceola schools announces no band rehearsal August 12 and no concert August 13 due to vacation. Hospital progress at Annie Jeffrey Memorial continues with lashers, partitions, plastering, and bids for equipment. Luther League of Swede Home hosts an ice cream social August 17. Polk County Fair photos will run next issue. Osceola softball league team to Norfolk August 21, facing Red Arrow at 7 PM. sixteen teams, top prize 125 dollars.

Polk County Shelby Osceola Daune Johnson Luther League Polk County Fair Norfolk Red Arrow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Yungdahl Bride OF Harold Mueller — Stewart U. S Fairgrounds Chambers of Commerce of Inter G. A. Randall Osceola Church Homer Dick Erson Columbus The Methodist Church D. L. Moffitt Homer P. Bollinger Osceola Territory
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