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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1945

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Missouri to Host Japan Surrender in Tokyo Bay

The USS Missouri, a 45 600 ton battleship, will witness Japan's unconditional surrender in Tokyo Bay marking the end of World War II. MacArthur will represent the Allied forces with Fleet Admiral Nimitz signing for the United States. Missouri was launched January 29 1944 with keel laid January 6 1941 at the New York Navy Yard.

Tokyo Bay Japan United States Harry S. Truman Missouri Douglas MacArthur Pacific Chester W. Nimitz United States Pacific

Polk County 1945 News and Local Fair Highlights

A Polk County young sailor from Osceola serves in the Navy and is stationed at Great Lakes. 1945 tax levies for Stromsburg Osceola Shelby Polk County listed. 4 H girls show strong performance at county fair with many exhibits and club leaders noted. Soil conservation contest invites nominations from Polk County farmers with Omaha World Herald funding and Nebraska district support.

Polk County Stromsburg Osceola Shelby Polk. Peesschelde Meee Omaha World Herald Nebraska World Herald Soil Conservation District

Osceola Soldier Broadcast From Manila

Pfc. Dale Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn of Osceola was heard Sunday over KOWH in a Manila broadcast sponsored by the Omaha World Herald and feature writer Bill Billette. He stated he hopes to return to the farm as soon as he is released from service.

Pfc Dale Dunn Fred Dunn Osceola KOWH Manila Omaha World-Herald Bill Billette Dale

Service Members Return Home Across The Pacific and Europe

Pvt Duane Schmoker returned to Ft Warren Wyoming after visiting his parents over the weekend Mrs Fern Bennett heard from her husband after two months Seaman Bennett served four years in Italy and is now in the Pacific Lt Raymond Peterson and wife with son visited before heading to San Diego for a new naval assignment Cpl Wayne Anderson notified parents of docking in New York after 27 months in the Pacific Sergeant Kenneth Almstrom promoted at his Pacific base Cadet Nurse Orpha Watts returned to Omaha to resume classes after a three week vacation Donal Kennedy reported on a transport of returning service men from the European Theatre Tech Sergeant Leonard Gissler returned to Ft Myers Florida to resume army duties after furlough

Fern Bennett T-5 Bennett Italy Pacific Y- Cpl Wayne Anderson F. T. Anderson New York Orpha Watts Omaha St.Joseph’s Hospital Walter Watts Leonard Gissler Ft. Myers Florida

World Herald or State Journal: Request for Order

The notice asks for the preferred newspaper title between The World-Herald or The State Journal for continued access or subscription confirmation. Readers are invited to indicate their choice or obtain further instructions.

Wesley Chapel Club Holds Annual Picnic at Osceola Park

Community notes mention Wesley Chapel annual picnic at Osceola park on Sunday along with Sunday School and church services led by Rev. John Herrmann. The item lists visits and relatives in the area including Gabel, Dunn, Anderson, Sandin, Merrick, and others visiting Osceola, Albion, Fullerton, Broken Bow, California, and Valentine.

Wesley Chapel Club Osceola Park John Herrmann Joe Mick Bellwood Engelbert Gabel Edmund Gabel Shelby Jay Timmons Beatrice Bert Dunn William van Doren Albion New York Ellen Sandin Albert Anderson Rudolph Sandin C. J. Augustine Ed Schott Loup City Alvin Merrick Ruth Fairbury Broken Bow Broken Bow Monday While Mrs. Merrick and Son Remained At Osceola Joe Gabriel Fullerton Lot Bull Carl Bull California Frank Walker Richmond Marvin Iler Omaha Ben Schmoker Merle Watts Valentine, Neb Watts Nellie Watts

Nebraska begins 1945 War Fund drive October 1

The United War Fund of Nebraska launches its 1945 campaign on October 1 with a state goal of 908 500. Nebraska relies on volunteers and county organizations for collections as it urges generous giving to aid demobilizing service members and aid allied nations facing winter shortages. Polk County is urged to respond generously to the Third National War Fund appeal.

United War Fund of Nebraska National War Fund Armed Services Polk County Third National War Fund

Polk Area Farm Bureau Unit Forms In Polk

Eight Polk County farm families met at M. G. Lindberg home to hear Howard Peterson explain Farm Bureau programs and the unit’s role with county, state and national groups. Officers elected were President M. G. Lindberg Vice President C. R. Linholm Secretary Treasurer Mrs. P. W. Aker and News Reporter Mrs. Lloyd Hahn. The group plans committees on membership legislation service Women’s Activities 4 H Livestock Crops Health Junior Farm Bureau and Insurance to be named at the next meeting. The next gathering at P W Aker home is set for Monday October 8 at 8 pm with Peterson assisting in planning the year’s work.

Polk M. G. Lindberg Howard Peterson Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Peterson C. R. Linholm Secy.Treas P. W. Aker Lloyd Hahn

Prizes Awarded at Polk County Fair Variety Exhibits

The Polk County Fair lists winners across categories including canning jars fruit and vegetables, breads, cakes, and learning to cook. Livestock and 4H judging results are recorded for beef dairy grain categories with multiple named competitors.

Polk County Anabel Mytholar Ebien Goanerman Merna Lees Margaret Lockard Dorothy Brigham Caroline Rhodes Verneta Ferris Betty Lou Peterson Booth Bryans Busy Bees Flying Fingers Osceola Scrappers Maxine Mickey Marjorie Nielsen Mary Lou Stanczk Clara Kontor Rita Swantek Mary Lou Stanczk Booth Wesley Chapel Club Maple Leaf Club North Shelby Club Marilyn Euse Doris Fyfe Sally Brigham Betty Rhodes Dorothy Jean Peterson Deloras Anderson Rosalie Ekstrom Marilyn Euse Maxine Grossnicklaus Margaret Gertsch Edna Mae Eberly Rogene Lees Donna Tomasevig Marcia Burritt Nancy LaMunyon Janet Langhammer Janet DeBaets Mary Lou Taddiken Donna Jean Tomasevig Mary Fyfe Mava Grossnicklaus Mary Ann Berck Beverly Greenwood Rugene Lees Jane Lewis Palmetta Lyon Phyllis Anderson Maya Grossnicklaus Jack Sanders Robert Peterson Richard Peterson Donald Peterson Marlin Nelson John Anderson Norman Tooker

Livestock Exhibit Entries and Bomb Warning Acknowledged

The list covers Hampshire and Poland hogs, Chester White and Shorthorn cattle, Shropshire and Holstein sheep showmanship, Jersey calves and other dairy stock. A late notice reports a wartime bomb from a Japanese balloon found near Silver Creek, moved to Columbus, later attributed to enemy drops with minimal damage.

Hampshire John Anderson Poland Tom Brigham Chester Jim Tommy Brigham Bob Peterson Marlin Nelson Don Peterson Billie Beebe Richard Peterson Norman Tooker Hereford Bob Peterson

Lincoln Journal ad asks readers to order from Omaha World Herald

An advertisement urges readers to place their Lincoln Journal orders with the Omaha World Herald to save money. It emphasizes cost savings and prompts action for subscription or purchase.

Lincoln Journal THE Omaha World-Herald

Polk County Boy Joins Navy For War Service

Milford G. Johansen Snc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Johansen, entered the Navy March 20, 1945. After boat training in San Diego he shipped overseas July 3 and is currently in the Pacific.

Milford G. Johansen Snc Fritz Johansen Navy San Diego Calif Pacific

Open Season on Pheasants Set From Oct 13 to Dec 31

The 1945 Nebraska pheasant season will run October 13 through December 31 across the state except Federal and State Sanctuaries. Daily hours are one half hour before sunrise to sunset with a bag limit of five cock pheasants. Hen pheasants may not be taken and the possession limit after opening day is ten cocks. Duck season mirrors federal rules from October 13 to December 31. Raccoon and opossum season runs October 15 to February 1. skunks added to protection with open season December 1 to March 1. Beaver trapping opens in certain counties with $5 permits for three beavers. more permits issued as needed to prevent over-trapping.

Nebraska State Game Commission Commisson Action Includ Commission

Allen Cornish Weds California Girl

Osceola friends report the marriage of Miss Annagene Gertude Cnopius to Allen O Cornish. The ceremony took place Saturday August 18 in Santa Rosa California. The bride is daughter of Eugene B Cnopius of Santa Rosa. The groom, son of Mrs Jack Kelley of Central City, lived in Osceola, splished Osceola High School, attended Chillicothe Telegraphers School, served overseas in the army. They will reside at 1001 Wright St Santa Rosa after September 1.

Osceola Annagene Gertrude Cnopius Allen O. Cornish Santa Rosa California Eugene B. Cnopius Jack Kelley Central City Chilicothe Missouri Cornish Wright St

Johnson Family Reunion Held At Osceola Park

The C. G. Johnson family reunion met at Osceola park last Sunday August 19 with 83 attendees. Twenty members conducted a service for the family and total members reach 249, including out-of-county visitors from Omaha Kansas City Bloomfield Wausa Sutherland and North Platte.

C. G. Johnson Osceola Park H. P. Johnson Omaha Jerome Anstrom Kansas City Leonard Johnson Bloomfield, Neb Adolph Anderson Wausa Neb Gothard Nelson Ruth Penner W. C. Adams Sutherland, Neb Gordon Waller North Platte

Polk County Farm At Auction In Osceola

An ad notes the sale of the J. P. Johnson farm comprising 320 acres. The property will be auctioned at the courthouse in Osceola on Thursday September 6 at 2 oclock. Nebraska Realty Auction Co of Central City handles the sale.

J. P. Johnson Osceola Nebraska Realty Auction Co Central City Nebraska

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Sam Roe Boxe Francis R. Urban Rudolph Urban Creighton University Great Lakes, Ill Waukegan Illinois Marjorie Staroscik Dorothy Peterson Marjorie Brazee Ramona Thomas Delores McCormick Ellen Gonnerman Bryan Flying Fingers Club Wesley Chapel North Shelby Marilyn Buse Soil Conservation Service News Duane Schmoker Ft. Warren Wyoming Tom Schmoker S.g Raymond Peterson and C. R. Peterson Kenneth Almstrom Pfe Donal Kennedy World-Herald State Journal United War Fund Campaign Emil Lucas Silver Creek F.B.I Allen Cornish Johnson
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