Community notes mix of bids debts and plans for Osceola
Osceola items report former residents reconnecting with town, Chamber Community Betterment essays judged for cash prizes, local business sales to new owners take effect June 1, and new shops planned. Recreation area near Clarence Carlson farm eyed for camping and fishing, with 28 acres and eight acres water. Also notes license plate deadline for 1963, and light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Olson
Jay McDonald
Clarence Carlson
Osceola
Osceola Public Schools Board Meeting February 4 1963
Public notice lists expenditures for Osceola Schools including Harper and Brothers $49.42 Laidlaw Brothers $1.25 Readers Digest $2.00 Oberg Shop $33.25 Educational Music Bureau Harold's Thriftway Continental Press Science Research Associates Dietz Music House Transportation Johnson Chevrolet $184.00 Siglers Garage 81.28 2.30 8.95 10.09 ks 6.45 87.23 and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Public Schools Board
Harper and Brothers
Laidlaw Brothers
Educational Music Bureau
Harold’s Thriftway Continental Press
Science Research Associates
Dietz Music House
Transportation Johnson Chevrolet
Siglers Garage
Osceola Nebraska Ordinance 282 Tow Snowed Vehicles
City of Osceola adopts Ordinance 282 towed vehicles left overnight on streets near the public square when snow is present. Owners must pay tow charges to City Clerk before removal. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Effective upon passage and publication. Passed February 7, 1963. Fred Bond, M. O. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Osceola
Nebraska
City of
Fred Bond M. O
Johnson City
Osceola Nebraska School Caucus Nomination Meeting
The legal voters of School District No. 19 Osceola Nebraska Polk County will caucus at the High School auditorium on February 26, 1963 at 7 30 P M to nominate candidates for the Board of Education for the April 2 1963 city election P H Nyberg secretary The Citizens Party caucus for Osceola is also called to meet in caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
Board of Education
P. H. Nyberg
Citizen’s Party of
City of
Court House Caucus to Nominate City Candidates
At the Court House on Tuesday February 26 1963 after the School Caucus, attendees will nominate candidates for city offices to be voted on in the April general election. Chair A M Mills Jr announces the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
M. A. Mills JR
Working Gals 4 H Club Elects Officers at First Meeting
The Working Gals 4 H Club met January 31 1963 in the grade school auditorium with Mrs Richard Wyman as leader and Ann Dunn as assistant. Jayne Dunn elected president Debbie Johansen treasurer Kay Lux vice president Connie Richards secretary and Debbie Dunn news reporter. Meetings set for the second Saturday monthly. Projects include Lets Sew and Beginning Meal Planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Dunn
Gals
Richard Wyman
Ann Dunn
Jayne Dunn
Debbie Johansen
Kay Lux
Connie Richards
Debbie Dunn
District 18 Visitors and Card Party at Lisko Home
District 18 residents Frank Andersen and family hosted visitors including Don Fletcher Carol Olcott of Omaha and George Fletcher of Marysville Kan. A Friday card party at Edward Lisko's featured Ray Killham Sharon Leimser and James Kamrath with prize outcomes. Various local families visited Sunday and Saturday evenings, sharing meals and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andersen
Don Fletcher
Carol Olcott
Omaha
George Fletcher
Marysville
Kan
Claude Fletcher
George
Edward Lisko
Mmes
Ray Killham
Near Richland
Clarence Leimser
Harold Kamrath
Albert Inselman
Gary
Louis A. Schmidt
Karen
Fred Flamme
Phil Micek
Sharon Leimser
James Kamrath
Lisko
Alfred Bernt
Frank Ziemba
Walter Bernt
Frederick Flamme
Columbus
Richard
Wayne Hasek
Susan
Niobrara
Pearl Hasek
Carolyn
Lee Iwanski
St Vincent's Church Mass Times With Fr Raphael Chonta
St Vincent's Catholic Church announces Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. led by pastor Fr Raphael Chonta. Parishioners urged to attend and observe church calendar activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. B. Turner
Calvary
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Swede
P. Gerald Leaf
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Raphael Chonta
Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits and Travel News
Alfred Bernt honors Deb bie Iwanski on her seventh birthday. Delbert Menkin and family of Butterfield Minnesota spend weekend with sister. Frank Ziemba and sons visit Leo Stec family near Monroe. Lisko and Kamrath families meet Wednesday. Bill Grubaugh of Columbus visits Clarence Leimser. Bernt receives call from son Myron in navy. March 1 trip to San Francisco and then Hawaii. Lloyd Doehling family dine with Inselman family. Genoa residents visit John Laska in Genoa. Quinton Janx spends Sunday in Omaha. Coffee club meets with Marion Treadway. Bernt visits Duncan father-in-law Barney Tomasevic z. John Jonka visits Claude Fletcher Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bernt
Debbie Iwanski
Delbert Menkin
Butterfield
Minn
David Schmidt
Frank Ziemba
Leo Stec
Near
Monroe
Edward Lisko
Harold Kamrath
Bill Grubaugh
Columbus
Clarence Leimser
Myron
Navy
San Diego
San Francisco
Hawaii
Lloyd Doehling
Grand Island
Albert Inselman
John Laska
Genoa
Quinton Janx
Omaha
Coffee Club
Marion Treadway
Barney Tomasevicz
Duncan
John Jonka
Claude Fletcher
Family Visit Highlights from Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Fred Flamme hosted granddaughter Linda for her seventh birthday during a Tuesday supper in Columbus. Columbus resident Jake Reisdorff visited the Mike Reisdorff home on Monday. Clarence Leimser and family joined Leo Bernt and family in Columbus Friday evening. Carol and Teri Fletcher spent early last week with Don Fletcher in Omaha with Carol staying longer. Dorothy Sladek and Edward Kramer wed at Schuyler Methodist Church Sunday afternoon with Karenjo as a wedding attendant and reception at CZBJ hall. Fred Flamme and Kathy Gabel visited Osceola area relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Fred Flamme
Alfred Otte
Columbus
Jake Reisdorff
Mike Reisdorff
Clarence Leimser
Leo Bernt
Claude Fletcher
Carol
Teri
Don Fletcher
Omaha
Louis A. Schmidt
Karenjo
Methodist
Schuyler
Dorothy Sladek
Edward Kramer
CZBJ
Duane Gabel
Osceola
Kathy Gabel
The
Flammes
Osceola Social Notes Mention Lincoln Visitors
Mr and Mrs Eugene McCarron and Kevin of Lincoln arrived Saturday and stayed at the Ted Johnson home. Mr and Mrs L L Iler spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs J H Gustafson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McCarron
Kevin of
Lincoln
Ted Johnson
L. L. Iler
J. H. Gustafson
February visitors and weekend guests in local homes
February 3 visitors at the J. H. Gustafson home were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gustafson of Polk. Mrs. Wm. DeLand spent last week in Omaha with her daughter Irma. Weekend guests in the DeLand home were Cecil De Land and son Tom of Boulder Colorado, and Irma. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schott spent the weekend in Topeka Kansas with the Robert Olberding family. Mrs. Jack Malek visited Mrs. L. L. for Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James McKeag Jr. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Timm last Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gustafson
J. C. Gustafson
Polk
Wm. DeLand
Omaha
Irma
DeLand
Cecil DeLand
Tom
Boulder
Colo
E. C. Schott
Topeka
Kansas
Robert Olberding
Jack Malek
L. L
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Osceola Record
Vtess Association
National Editorial Association
Don and
Mary Waterman
Nebr
Ruzickas
Los Angeles
Alma Peters
Lemon Grove
Calif
Guy Ball
Clyde Courtney
Arizona
Jack Lough
Albion News
Dick Howe
Boone Company
Waterman
al Youngdahl
Albert Ryan
Washington
Delaware
Luellah
Ken Miller
Leland Larson
Walter Crook
Frank Vasa
Bernard Gehl
A. J. Anderson
Mark Claridge
Lester Carroll
Midwest Atlas Co
P.O
Fremont, Nebr
BFN
Community Service
Lee Reine
Omaha Public Schools
Secy
Alta Lisko
First Methodist Church
Ray E. Hawkins
Fairview
Thomas A. Reece
United
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Ray A. Conrad
Brazda Implement Co
John Deere and
IHC
P. S
John Deere
Cleen
J. Deere
John Peers
Tow
Vite
Wusyi
the Gas Company
Dempster
Oliver
Allis Chalmers
J. D
John Deere A
Springtooth
M&m ‘A
John Deere Dealer
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