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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

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Bulldogs Split Results in Aurora Non Conference Games

The Bulldogs lost the A team 53 44 and the B team 74 37 to Aurora in a makeup non conference matchup. Steve Headlee led the varsity with 16 points and Craig Monson added 12. The local Cagers beat Palmer 56 28 with Headlee and Larry Miley each scoring 12.

Bulldogs Aurora Bartek Steve Headlee Randy Studley Scheer Craig Monson Ken Bowe Osceola Palmer Larry Miley Jerry Gondringer Gunner Dinges Polk Cubs Stromsburg Polk Cubs

Polk County Farmers Invited to 1963 Feed Grain Sign-Up

ASCS informs Polk County producers of 1963 feed grain acreages yields and payment rates with sign up from February 12 to March 22, 1963 at the Osceola ASCS office. The program offers payments on diverted acres price support on the entire feed grain crop and extra price support on normal production regardless of crop outcomes.

Polk County ASCS Osceola

Legion Bowling Tourney Here February in Osceola

An American Legion Invitational bowling tournament, sponsored by Wm Wolfe Post 91, is set for February 16 17 23 and 24 at Lorre Lanes Osceola sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress. In other news Lee Campbell former Polk County ASCS Office manager received a merit certificate for 26 years of service and will be replaced by Eugene Sterup after training.

American Legion Wm. Wolfe Post No Lorre Lanes Osceola The American Bowling Congress Lee Campbell Polk County ASCS Campbell Wayland Eugene Sterup

Births in Austin Clarks and York

TAMEZ To Mr and Mrs Ernie Tamez of Austin a daughter Brenda Gail born Jan 20 weighing 5 lbs 14 oz Mrs Tamez formerly Lella Colby daughter of Mr Mrs Earl Colby YRKOSKI To Mr and Mrs Phillip Yrkoski of Clarks a daughter Mary Anne born Feb 3 weighing 6 lbs 15 oz first February baby NICKELS To Mr and Mrs Dean Nickels of York a son born Feb 6 weighing 7 lbs 4 oz

Tamez Ernie Tamez Austin Texas Brenda Gail Lella Colby Earl Colby Annie Jeffrey Hospital Yrkoski Phillip Yrkoski Clarks Mary Anne Nickels Dean Nickels York

Rewarded Local Hero Rock Miller for Kindness to Area Children

Rock Miller 81 received a chamber plaque for his decades of welcome to visiting children at his Osceola home with candy, a candy dish, a tree filled yard, and a beloved curbside sandbox of games. Flossie Deeds assists as family and four sons note his impact on education and community spirit.

Rock Miller Flossie Deeds Rock Osceola Bill Zedicher Bert Gissler Dean Buffington Chamber Miller Deeds Samuelson Sisters Polk Bill Cox Osceola Chamber

Two-Car Collision Near First National Bank in Osceola

A noon Tuesday crash at the corner by the First National Bank in Osceola involved a green 1953 Oldsmobile driven by Lesta Mace and a red 1962 Oldsmobile driven by U. S. Marshal Charles Bendage. Sheriff Reynold Peterson estimated about $100 damage to each vehicle. no injuries were reported. Bendage and Sheriff Jack Boredoff were transporting a prisoner to Salt Lake City, Utah, at the time.

First National Bank Osceola Lesta Mace U. S

First February Baby Born at Annie Jeffrey Hospital

Little Miss Mary Anne Yrkoski is the first February arrival at Annie Jeffrey Hospital. She was born February 3 weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces to Mr and Mrs Phil Yrkoski of Clarks, who may collect $3 in merchandise from Osceola Hardware as Baby of the Month prize.

Mary Anne Yrkoski Annie Jeffrey Hospital Phillip Yrkoski Clarks Osceola Hardware

Three Kearney escapees captured near Shelby

State Troopers apprehended three 15 year old boys who escaped from the Boys Industrial School in Kearney. They were found at highway 30A-92 west of Shelby driving a stolen 1949 Plymouth owned by Guy Rice Chap man. The youths Marvin Baker Glen wood Ia George Reuling Blair and David Trout of Omaha were taken to the Osceola Jail to await return to Kearney.

Boys Industrial School Kearney Shelby Marvin Baker Glenwood George Reuling Blair David Trout Omaha Guy Rice Chapman Dwight Binger Central City Vern Fairchild Osceola Fairchild David Ling David Wilbert

Nebraska Heart Fund names Norton Polk County chairman

Mrs. William Hasebroock announces William H Norton of Osceola as Polk County chairman for the Nebraska Heart Fund. February Heart Month will feature fund raising events to support the Heart Association’s research education and services. Since 1848 over 75 million dollars funded many heart disease projects in Nebraska this year funds support seventeen Nebraska research projects.

William Hasebroock Nebraska Heart Fund William H. Norton Osceola Polk County Heart Fund The Heart Association Heart Nebraska

Cederberg Mak es Dean's List at Dana College

John Cederberg of Osceola earns Dean's List honors for Dana College Blair for the first semester of 1962 63. He is among 48 students with a 8.26 GPA on a 9.0 scale, requirement 7.5. Cederberg is a sophomore, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Cederberg.

John Cederberg Carl Cederberg Osceola Dana College Blair Cederberg

Death Notice for H. A. Hourd in Seattle

H. A. Hourd died February 4 in Seattle Washington. He earlier lived in Polk County as a youth and later moved to Valley County. Survivors include his wife Nellie two sons in Los Angeles California and a daughter in Portland Oregon.

H. A. Hourd Seattle Wash Polk County Valley County Nellie Los Angeles Calfornia Portland Ore

County Court fines for multiple traffic offenses and violations

The docket lists numerous defendants from Nebraska and nearby states charged with night speeding, improper muffler, stop sign violations, daytime speeding, intoxication, and minor possession of alcohol. Fines range from 10 to 65 mph, with additional costs and occasional restitution or warrants.

Daniel W. Chmiel Fullerton Ronald L. Stanek Brainard James W. Starnes Omaha Velma J. Keith Silver Creek Richard E. Lewis Stromsburg Gary L. Coffin Shelby Robert D. Dovenbarger Benedict George Weber Lincoln Quentin Ratkovac David City Ronald L. Shinn E. T. Michael Charles G. Proffer Michigan Robert Lee Davis William J. Horton Kansas Marvin V. Gustafson Dennis W. Burg Douglas L. Peterson John A. Aarts Wisconsin Gerald B. Brown

Mrs. Leroy Rhodes Visits Pender Family Return

Mrs. Leroy Rhodes returned Monday from a two week visit in Pender with the Wm. Biles Jr. family and other relatives.

Leroy Rhodes Pender Wm. Biles, Jr

Larson and Wisers Share Weekend Guests

Mr and Mrs Wesley Larson and Sherri were Saturday evening guests at the Art Wiser home Their supper guests Sunday were Mr and Mrs Arthur B Wiser of Clarks

Wesley Larson Sherri Art Wiser Arthur B. Wiser Clarks

Kathy Ejikenhorst Named Home Maker of Tomorrow Hopeful

Kathy Ejikenhorst of an unnamed school tops a knowledge test for senior girls in the 1963 Betty Crocker Search. She advances to state level for the Homemaker of Tomorrow title with a $1,500 scholarship and a chance at a wider $5,000 national award later.

Kathy Ejikenhorst Betty Crocker General Mills New York City Washington D. C Colonial Williamsburg Science Research Associates Chicago Kathy Orval Eikenhorst

Memorial Hospital Hospital News List of Discharges and Patients

Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital reports numerous discharges and a long list of patients and deceased at Osceola Shelby Stromsburg Gresham Clarks Columbus Rising City Polk Waco and other Nebraska towns. Names include Jessie Hewitt Cora Schott Rexford Trout Marion Thomas Harry Dahlin Joy Barr Duane Gabel Merlin Steele Leo Stokes Hilda Younglund Earl Miley Neal Neal W. J. Kroger Mattie Brigham Louis Scow and many more.

Jessie Hewitt Osceola Cora Schott Shelby Rexford Trout Marion Thomas Shelby Harry Dahlin Polk Joy Barr York Duane Gabel Merlin Steele Stromsburg Leo Stokes Shelby Kevin Allison Gresham William Morgan Pamela Brigham Troy Johnson Orval Eikenhorst Hilda Younglund Earl Miley Neal Neal Rising City W. J. Kroger Mattie Brigham Shelby Louis Scow Columbus Henry Galus Silver Creek Harry Huddleston James Cuda Nora Willits Oscar Bauer Harold Swanson Dana Shostrom John Thompson Phillip Weston Burgess Shelby Dewaine Abresch Waco Burdette Williams

Death of Elmer Heinemeyer

Mrs. Wm Dake reports Elmer Heinemeyer died January 21 in a Baldwin Park California rest home after a ten month recovery struggle from major surgery. He and the Heinemeyers formerly lived in Osceola. A daughter Mrs E R Cramer of Griswold Iowa and a son with family in Baldwin Park survive.

Wm. Dake Elmer Heinemeyer Baldwin Park Calif Heinemeyers Osceola E. R. Cramer Griswold Pope Baldwinark

Banks Sponsor Ladies Day at Shelby King's Ballroom

The First National Banks of Osceola and Shelby invite area ladies to Ladies Day at King's Ballroom Shelby on Tuesday Feb 12 starting 1 30 pm. Free entertainment prizes and refreshments are provided guests bring cash slips from local merchants for prizes. Wayne West KOLN TV will emcee a variety show Brandeis Store Omaha will present a fashion style revue with live models.

Osceola Shelby King’s Ballroom Wayne West Koln-Tv Brandeis Store Omaha

Leslie Nelson Named 4 H Congress Delegte

Four Nebraska youths earned spots as delegates to the 33rd National 4-H Club Conference in Washington D C April 20 to 26. Leslie Nelson of Stromsburg, 18, university freshman and nine year 4 H veteran, won the trip for general achievement. He carried projects in entomology beef junior leadership tractor crops and wildlife and won the 1961 Cloverleaf award.

Nebraska Washington, D. C Leslie Nelson Stromsburg Nelson Milton Nelson University of Nebraska Chicago Ill

Marilyn Oldigs Engaged to Rex Dake

Monroe couple Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oldigs announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Rex Dake, son of Mr. LaVerne Dake.

Herman Oldigs Monroe Marilyn Rex Dake LaVerne Dake

Also Mentioned on This Page

K. Bowe K. Hawkins L. Miley R. Dinges W. Cotter Monson P Oe Cc. Jones R. Studley Headlee B . Meckin G. Ransom T Anderson Eikenhorst D. Husak M Anderson Ascs Farm News Legion Osceola Chamber of Commerce Sun W. H. Norton Heart Fund Chm Dana Kathy Eikenhorst Betty Crocker Homemaker Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News Banks Marilyn Oldigs Mabel Thompson Gary Garey
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