Glimpse of Osceola Happenings From 1917 Files
A look back at Osceola history recalls weddings at home of the Coop ers and Mrs Morse, box supper at Centennial school, a Union Pacific worker moving to North Platte, and a note of community life. Also listed are 1927 events, shifts in local business, school program details, a missionary update in China, and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Ruth Cooper
Bellwood
Orion Jenner
Polk
A. J. Coopers
Irene M Morse
J. Franklin Kinney
M. B. Morse
Lincoln
G. T. Ray
Ralph Bittner
North Platte
Union Pacific
Centennial School
Dist
Martha Heinen
J. L. Heald
John Stoblnm
Heald
Osceola High School
Marie Prevost
Milton Sills
Men of Steel
Andrew Nuanist
China
Swan M Carlson
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Harlen
Guy
Chicago
Howard J. Petersen
Farm Bureau Board
F. B. Kelly
Oseceola
Stull Corner
Arthur Deeter
Jolly Workers
Arvid Peterson
Edmund Gabel
Polk County
Leroy Smith
Frances Schnasse
Corpus Christi
Milton Gabriels
Hanshew Place
Lloyd Green
Christine Horst
John Craven
Horst
Presbyterian
Martin Jones
Polk County Farmers Union
Legion Hall
Shelby
Taylor
Bulldogs
Friend
Rodger Wright
Bob Dinges
M. Ransom
Larson
Rein
C. Bryan
Talking Book services expand for handicapped readers
The program now covers physically handicapped and visually impaired individuals unable to read conventional material. Marion E. Clark, director, Nebraska State Services for the Visually Impaired in Lincoln, says the expanded program includes best sellers in fiction and non fiction, history, biographies, the Bible, classics, instructional and self improvement works, and most major magazines are included.
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Marion E. Clark
Nebr
State Capitol
Lincoln
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State Capitol Building
Department of Services
Ices
Bnited Funds, Inc
Ray A. Conrad
Wegner
Richard ‘Dick
Muse Theatre
Osceola, Nebr
Sandy Dennis
Tom’s TV
Harold's Market
Osceola Feed Mill
Tom, Chuck
Norm
Marian
Torino
Ford
Santa Claus
Sigler Garage
Osceola, Nebraska