Osceola Public Schools Opens With Grade Level Courses
The Osceola Public Schools list fall classes and faculty for the new year. English, algebra, Latin, science, business, geography, industrial arts, home economics, world history, and more are offered across four grades. Staff include Superintendent Porter, Principal Cunningham, and department heads Crews Swanson Horacek and Schinzel.
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Business Geog. of Neb. & Agr
Osceola Record Editor Walters Herbes at Post Office
The Osceola Record lists Walter J. Herbes as editor and publisher. The notice notes postal filing of the paper under the 1879 act and identifies Osceola Nebraska as the location.
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Osceola
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Polk County Fair Opens Amid Large Turnout In 1980
Ten years ago the Polk County fair opened with one of the largest crowds in years. The August 20 wedding of Ernford W. Peterson and Mae C. Anderson was noted along with upcoming school plans and football prep led by Captain Bill Herrman.An auditorium program featured Wild Company and Bride of The Regiment.
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Nelg Johnson
Osceola
Nels
Mary Shank
Beulah
J. P. Monson
A. O. Monson
Denver
KE. S. Marker
Edgar Roberts
M. P. Conklyn
Royal Highlanders
Wm. Campbell
I. P
C.M. Grosvenor
C. C
Wm. Cole
Evangel
Ruth Miller
D C. Cole
Albert. Ryan
Carrie L. Heald
W. H. Weeden
Sidney
Ray
Mr. Weeden
Trotter Variety Store
A. Olson
R. E. Dearborn
James Mickey
G. T. Ray
George Carson
Omaha
Polk County
Frank Chauner
Walter Chauner
York
Ernford W. Peterson
Mae C. Anderson
Stromsburg
Kansas
John G. Hansen
Wm. E. Thompson
Anna Oberg
Evelyn Johnson
Gerald Parker
Edith Wilson
Carl Bryant
Jean Ross
Elizabeth Yantzi
Louella Crew
Helen Swanson
Gertie Carter
Opal Morrison
Nina Johnson
Maude Reed
Leona Nantkes
Rev. Collier
Clarks
Bill Herrman
Orange and Black
W. O. Fudge
H. B. Warner
Joyce Compton
Walter Pidgeon
Louise Fazenda
Defense program delays and refugee aid efforts highlighted
A Nebraska congressman notes slow progress in national defense projects despite full funding. He cites idle airplane capacity, shipbuilding, and tank orders while warning of delayed contracts and rising costs. He also reports new five day weather forecasts and urges families to adopt refugee children with a $63 cash outlay, plus classified ads for seed wheat and a local baker dealer opportunity.
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Navy
White House
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Boston
Mass
Siberia
Japan
India
United States
England
France
New York
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