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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1970

Page

4

Shelby News: Community Notes From February Events

The Shelby News reports multiple local activities including a baked goods sale and noon lunch by the band mothers at Andreason store on February 14. Residents attended religious meetings, bridge club gatherings, school staffing updates, hospital visits, hotel meetings, and travel to Arizona and Hawaii.

Shelby Band Andreason Jay Banta Palisade Nebraska Edith Hiemer Mabel Kumpf Phoenix Sun City Martin Jaenike Tucson Wallace Kinney Mabel Moon Jane Blevins Janet Wills Roberta Brigham Deana Prell Kearney State College Columbus School Emerson School Louis Hastert Valley Baptist Hospital Harlingen Texas Frank Cemper George Cemper

Trustees to Sell Surplus at Former EUB Church

Trustees of the United Methodist Church will conduct a sale of surplus articles and donated items at the former EUB Church on Saturday morning February 21 at 10 a.m. In Crossroads Conference hoops Shelby beat Monroe 74 to 49 Friday night February 13.

United Methodist Church EUB Shelby Monroe Kenneth Taddiken Francis McGimpsey Rugene McMeekin Dale Electronics Elks Club North Shelby Club Don Linton Howard Whitmore Gary Abbott Ron Coffin Darwin DeTurk Columbus William Neubel Linton Whitmore Unique Zipper Company The Pres Blake Matousek V. Pres Susan Rosenberry Judy Hernbloom Treas Bonnie Brigham Farmers Co-op Business Association Lacey Sprengel Lincoln Ed Sprengel Olympia Washington Bryan Memorial Hospital Omaha Earl Smith

Visitors Call On Maurice Swanson Family

Recent guests at the Maurice Swanson home include Mrs. Alvin Swanson and Mrs. Myrtle Hultman of Denver. Helen Meisner and Dorothy Shelton of San Jose California. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gray and Leslie of North Platte. Mrs. Dennis Scheer and Lisa of Omaha. and Wren Sherwood. Morris Richards and family also spent several days there. Mr. Richards returned home Sunday while Mrs. Richards stayed to assist with the new grandson.

Maurice Swanson Alvin Swanson Myrtle Hultman Denver Helen Meisner Dorothy Shelton San Jose California Percy Gray Leslie North Platte Dennis Scheer Lisa Omaha Wren Sherwood Morris Richards Jerry Peterson Littleton Colo

Valley social notes on visits and birthdays across Osceola

Valley News item details numerous visits and gatherings. People named include Eda Burritt, Donald and Barry Schmoker, Alice Jenkins, Lula Pickett, Ced ric Fineey, Ella Koehler, Pearl Wieseman, Ralph Cox, Gladys Carlson, Harley Warner, Hilda Yungdahl, Lola Urban, Bertha Dunn, Ellen Wieseman, Joy Smith, Don Watts, Della Need, and many others. Also mentions trips to Grand Island, Lincoln, and Columbus with hospital stays and birthdays noted for Mrs. Wm Dake and Mrs. Hill.

Donald Schmoker Barry Schmoker Alice Jenkins York Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Lyn Schmoker Reginald Koehn Exeter Lula Pickett Cedric Fineey Ella Koehler Lillian Smith Adolph Grossnicklaus Maple Leaf Club Neela Dunn Glenn Kresha Allan Kresha Lincoln Osceola Hospital Lincoln Hospital Dave Rutter Jim Brigham Vicki Wieseman Beth Fjell Don Rafert Fred Wieseman Irene Burritt Joy Smith Maurice Watts Joy Don Watts Dick Merrick Osceola Country Club Francis Urban Jim Sterup Daughters of Columbus Dennis Johansen Henderson Osceola Rex Wieseman Harry Christensen Valparaiso Christianna Sarow Laurence Wm Dake Janet Urban Bara Alberts Rick Newcomer Jack Wieseman Carl Wieseman Carl Elsie Stewart Mary Hastings Wm.,Duke Don Schulz Tim Tekamah Della Need Bruce Frizzell Lauri Sliver Creek J. Dunn Valley View Ed Watts Lewis Dunn Martin Otte Gary Lux Grand Island St.Francis Hospital

Ten Years Ago Notes from February Nineteen Sixty

February 25 1960 items include Bob Dinges accepted to attend Boy's State Bonnie Watts honored at a bridal shower in Shelby Mary Wyman Grossnicklaus died February 17 in Tacoma Services and burial February 23 in Silver Creek Census crew leaders announced for 1960 population and housing program in the Osceola area American Legion Mid Winter Conference held February 19 to 21 at Grand Island attendees listed Gary Garey to continue as Volunteer Farm Replacement Representative for the area.

Bob Dinges Bonnie Watts EUB Shelby Mary Wyman Grossnicklaus Tacoma Wash Silver Creek American Legion Grand Island Osceola M. O. Johnson Fred Schuman Roy Trotter Gary Garey

From and Mer wed in Feb nuptials at parental home

Phyllis Ann From became the bride of Sgt. Ivan R. Mer at the home of her parents Feb. 19. Miss Nelle Wisely died unexpectedly Feb. 20 at her apartment in the Ben McCormick home. Rita Kresha, a high school junior, won first place in the National Oratorical contest Feb. 15 at Howells Nebraska. The Gilbert Benson Estate sale is set for March 7. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and family moved into a farm home three miles west of Osceola. Sgt. Milton Burgeson visited Osceola last week. he has been in the Pacific the past two years and is spending a 15-day furlough with his mother in Central City.

Phyllis Ann From Ivan R. Mer Miss Nelle Wisely Ben McCormick Rita Kresha American Legion Howells Nebr Gilbert Benson Don Johnson Osceola Milton Burgeson Pacific Dora Burgeson Central City

Osceola Wrecking Co. Sold. Gabriel to Take Possession March 1

Albert W. Gabriel announced purchase of the Osceola Wrecking Co. of Ben Johnson and will assume ownership March 1. He plans a farm sale February 26 and has rented a home in Osceola. Polk County farmers have received 278 726 48 in 2 073 conservation checks recently, averaging 134 46 with about 40 000 still due. Mr. and Mrs. M L Ransom moved back to Polk County from Springfield Missouri and reside in Shelby. Frank Klein and former Osceola residents now run a cafe in Lincoln. Erma DeLam, student at Lincoln School of Commerce, visited her parents. Mrs. S P Johnson and Mrs. H C Hansen host Merry Workers February 29.

Albert W. Gabriel Osceola Springfield Polk County Shelby Frank Klein Lincoln Erma DeLam Lincoln School of Commerce Wm. DeLand S. P. Johnson H. C. Hansen Merry Workers

Osceola News Roundup of Local Events

Mr Van Doozer of Norfolk met a Commercial Club committee about a co operative creamery计划. Miss Evelyn L Johnson and William C Buhl wed at the Lutheran church and will live on a northwest Osceola farm. Upper grades present Penny Buns and Roses anniversary operetta under Miss Ruth Miller. Lou Cunningham left Anderson Mercantile for Standard Oil Co. Osceola high school debate beat Cedar Rapids two to one. team: Kenneth Johnson Einer Oberg Louise Frasier with Paul Monson as alternate.

van Doozer Norfolk Commercial Club Osceola Evelynl. Johnson Williamc. Buhl Omaha Lutheran Church Ruth Miller Lou Cunningham Anderson Mercantile Standard Oi! Co Osceola High School Cedar Rapids Kenneth Johnson Einer Oberg Louise Frasier Paul Monson

Wedding shower honors Hazel Hanshew at Mrs Miller's home

A Saturday shower for Hazel Hanshew accompanied by white daisies at Mrs Cecile Miller's home in honor of her sister. Hanshew wed Feb 24 at a house near Shelby. other notes include Janie Campbell moving to Sut ton as a millinery trimmer, and Craven with Byers traveling to Lincoln for Masonic work.

Cecile Miller Hazel Hanshew Hanshew Shelby Janie Campbell Sutton George Craven Don Byers Lincoln W. F. Crozier Madge Moore Margaret Jackson Stromsburg

Sixty Years Ago Local Notes February 1910

Bert Lewis will rent the Arthur Boatright farm this season and the Boatright family will occupy Lewis' city property. Monson returned to the state university after a short home visit. Schmoker attended a Modern Woodmen function in Stromsburg. Nickle plans a new cottage in the south part of town. Harry Johnson returns from Omaha barberschool. Judge Campbell moves county judge office to the McCoy building. District Clerk Fillman and County Superintendent Cole will use vacated rooms. W C Pike schedules a clearing sale March 7 at Milton Colwell farm. 20 head of horses and mules offered. The Friendly Neighbors Club met Feb 10 at Mrs. Dunning’s near Shelby. prizes awarded in Pitch and sow. Mrs. Maurice Ransom and daughters arrive from Colorado Springs to visit relatives. Maurice Watts Sr. hospitalized with Bryan Memorial Hospital patients.

Bert Lewis Arthur Boatright Boatright Mr. Lewis Andrew M. Monson State University Johnny Schmoker Stromsburg Laurence Nickle Harry Johnson Omaha Judge Campbell McCoy Fillman Cole W. C. Pike Milton Colwell Osceola

District 54 News Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings

Mrs. Helen Wamsley of Denver is a patient at Mercy Hospital Denver. Dilettante Art Club met at Robert Tooker home for a covered dish supper with attendees including the Reaman, Winfield, Johnson, Mayer, Atkinson, Wyman families and others. Maple Leaf Club visit to Mrs. Neela Dunn. birthday visit to Mrs. Carl Lamm in St Libory. Numerous neighborly calls and visits noted across Polk, Grand Island, Genoa, Columbus, and Schuyler, with social events at Legion Club and multiple family gatherings.

Helen Wamsley Denver Colorado Mercy Hospital Milwaukee St Dilettante Art Club Robert Tooker Bill Reaman Judy Paul Winfield Leonard Johnson Clarks Larry Meyer Kelly Darrell Atkinson John W Dean Ostberg Polk Jim Nowak Omaha Frank Stanczyk Stanczyk Elmer Benson Nellie Benson Polly Newcome Cody Diana Nightingale Barbena Duster Duster Grand Island John Wyman Ronald Jacobs Columbus Bob Wyman Bill Wyman Don Utley The Legion Club Bill Imhoff

Deaths in 1920 at Omaha and Osceola

Fifty years ago notices report the death of Mrs. G. T. Ray on February 25 in an Omaha hospital and Harry Davis on February 25 at his east Osceola home. Mollie Dolan dies at York Hospital and Alta Bernice Almstrum infant daughter of E. B. Almstrum on February 23.

G.T. Ray Omaha Harry Davis East Osceola Mollie Dolan York Hospital Alta Bernice E. B. Almstrum

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