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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1973

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County Commissioners Debate Road Superintendent and Budget

The Stromsburg meeting on November 3 discussed hiring a part time highway superintendent, cost of James McMeekin’s services, and the possibility of a motor pool. Commissioners Flodman and Johnson favored a single road district and a superintendent, Peterson opposed both concepts, while farmers urged efficiency and cost savings.

Howard County Stromsburg Burdette Flodman Polk Carl R. H. Johnson Osceola Rex Flodman McMeekin Polk County Johnson Peterson

Osceola Bulldogs overwhelm Polk with sharpshooting and depth

Osceola dominates Polk in back to back games led by Jim and Steve Carlson and a strong bench. Carlson scores 25 in one night and 17 in another while Lamb and Johnston chip in double digits as Osceola shoots over 60 percent in key quarters and holds opponents to low scoring spurts.

Larry Johnson Osceola Steve Carlson Johnson Bulldogs Polk Jim Carlson Carlson John‘son Hhe Johnston Hayes Roger Carlstrom Anderson Carlson Boys Jim Steve Philadelphia Clarks Blue Bombers Lamb Jeff Johnston Polk J. Carlson B. Peterson S. Carlson Monson Johansen

Obrist Couple to Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Harry Obrist will celebrate fifty years of marriage on February 20 A public open house in their honor is set for Sunday February 18 from 2 00 to 4 00 p m at the Stromsburg Methodist Church They request no gifts.

Harry Obrist Stromsburg Methodist Church

Osceola Board approves reading program and contracts

The Osceola School Board continued the remedial reading ESU cooperative for 1973 74. It discussed an all weather playground surface and muddy conditions. The board approved a Wayne State Conference trip for Mrs. Lee and 10 Spanish Class members. Negotiations with teachers continue with contracts offered to Ken Sipes and Virgil Bugbee. No salary yet set.

Osceola Wayne Ken Sipes Virgil Bugbee

Charles Roberts Installed as Noble Grand of IOOF Lodge

Charles Roberts was installed as Noble Grand of the IOOF Lodge on Monday evening. District Deputy Leonard Reed of York and staff installed officers including Charles Lockard as Vice Grand Earle Miller as Treasurer and Ray Conrad re-elected Secretary. The Rebekahs served lunch afterward.

Charles Roberts Ioof Lodge Leonard Reed York Charles Lockard Earle Miller Ray Conrad Rebekahs

Osceola Petition Seeks Election On NPPD Contract

Petitions filed February 2 with City Clerk request Osceola City Council call an election on the NPPD contract for electricity supply and leasing of electric facilities. The 85 signers, certified by County Clerk Dale Frizzell, urge a voter referendum on the resolution.

Newton Page Osceola NPPD Dale Frizzell Nebraska Public Power District

St Vincent parish officers named for 1973 year

Norman Hofbauer and Gerhardt Lux are the new parish Trustees for St. Vincent's Church. Vernon Kuhnel and Donald Reisdorff become Committeemen replacing Hofbauer and Lux. Leonard Mrkvicka is president of St. Vincent's Men's Club for 1973 with Norman Gabel as vice president Walden Jones secretary and Leo Albers treasurer. Mary E. Spake 88 longtime Manson resident died in a Wenatchee hospital born January 13 1885 in Osceola Nebraska moved to Chelan Washington in 1906 with family in a covered wagon Survivors include husband Earl five sons Earl Burke Harry Bill and Gene and one daughter Mavis Powers.

Norman Hofbauer Gerhardt Lux St. Vincent’s Church Donald Gabriel Donald Cerny Vernon Kuhnel Donald Reisdorff Hofbauer Lux Leonard Mrkvicka St. Vincent’s Men's Club Norman Gabel Walden Jones Leo Albers Mary E. Spake Washington Manson Wenatchee Mrs. Spake Osceola Nebraska Chelan Earl Burke Harry Bill Gene Mavis Powers

Orville Dodds Elected President of Polk County Recreation Association

Orville Dodds of Stromsburg named president of the Polk County Recreation Association. Other officers include Stewart Nelson Benedict as vice president Ron Christensen Osceola as treasurer and George Demper as secretary. Board directors are Walt Rempe David Rutter Gaylen McBride and Francis Urban. Activities committee members include Gaylen McBride Bill Beebe Jack Schott and Larry Meister with spouses.

Orville Dodds Stromsburg Polk County Recreation Association Stewart Nelson Benedict Ron Christensen Osceola George Demper Walt Rempe David Rutter Gaylen McBride Francis Urban Bill Beebe Jack Schott Larry Meister

Richard D. Sterup Nominated for Biographical Listing

Osceola High graduate Richard D. Sterup has been nominated for the fifth edition of Personalities of the West and Midwest. The biographical listing honors individuals who have excelled in business, church, civic, political, governmental, or educational fields. Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sterup, lives in Sioux Falls.

Richard D. Sterup West Midwest Osceola High Richard Sioux Fall S. Oak Harry Sterup

Osceola Bulldogs Earn Goldenrod Conference Titles

Osceola High School wrestling, coached by Al Stroup, won the 1973 Goldenrod Conference Tournament on Feb 1 in Clarks. John Girard Duane Hahn and Mark Tenniges each earned first place medals, with seven Bulldogs taking second, as Osceola led Stromsburg Clarks Palmer in team scoring.

Osceola High School al Stroup Goldenrod Clarks John Girard Duane Hahn Mark Tenniges Bulldogs Osceola Stromsburg Palmer Bulldog Mike McMeekin Merte Runquist Ray Urban Jon Girard Mike Schott Duane Oquist Dave Watts Chuck Lemp Mitch Coffin Norm Larson

Set Aside Changes for 1973 Feed Grain Program

Washington January 31 The 1973 feed grain program rules are eased to boost corn and soybean output. The 25 percent set aside with 70 percent parity guaranteed for full participants and 15 cent to 26 cent payment rates for partial or noncompliant farmers are outlined. Haying grazing allowed with prior ASCS notification to curb livestock feed shortages. Sign up runs February 5 through March 16, 1973 at local ASCS offices.

Washington Earl L. Butz U.S Butz U. S County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS

Junior Leaders Elect Two To Polk County 4 H Council

Mavis Peterson of Stromsburg and Bob Peterson of Silver Creek were elected to represent the Junior Leaders on the Polk County 4 H Council at the January 29 meeting. Representatives discussed fundraising for the District 4 H Camp at Gretna and the Council alongside the Junior Leaders will sponsor a pie social on February 24 at 7 30 p.m. at the Viking Center.

Mavis Peterson Stromsburg Bob Peterson Silver Creek Polk County Gretna Viking Center

Reece honored for 25 years with NPPD at Osceola

Gertrude Reece a cashier clerk at Osceola for the Nebraska Public Power District has been honored for 25 years of service. She received a 25 year jeweled service emblem marking her tenure with NPPD and its predecessor utility. She began work October 27 1947.

Gertrude Reece Osceola Nebraska Public Power District NPPD

Wayne State Dean's List honors Forty students earn top grades at Wayne State College

Forty students head the Dean's Honor Roll with 3.5 or higher GPAs on 12 plus hours. Linda Johnson and Brian Hanson are among the Osceola names on the 227 student list. A public hearing on 16 year road plans is set for Feb 19 at City Hall Osceola at 7:30 p.m. to hear citizen input.

Wayne State College Osceola Linda Johnson Brian Hanson

Paradise Mills Historical Society Adds Members and Schedules Activities

The Paradise Mills Historical Society expands its board from five to seven members. Visitors Days are set for May 30, July 21 22, and September 10. The first Member Activity is planned for April 29, with committees for May and July dates forming. volunteers are invited to join.

The Paradise Mills Historical Society

Mary Kresha Named to Dean's List at CSM

Mary Kresha earned a place on the College of Saint Mary first semester Dean's List. Among twelve students with perfect 4.0 GPAs Kresha from Osceola stood among the coed group recognized by academic dean Sister Mary Ellen Quinn RSM.

Mary Kresha CSM College of Saint Mary Mary Ellen Quinn RSM Osceola

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Frau Hone Kathy Polk and Clarks Heart Fund Bob Carey Governor's Mansion Heart C. Roberts St. Vincent O. Dodds R. Sterup OHS Merle Runquist Stroup G. Reece Johnson and Hanson Wayne Dean Paradise Mills Hilo Prec
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