Osceola Record 1970 Highlights Local News and Appointments
A sweeping year study from Osceola Record highlights civic moves, school actions, awards, and community events. Honors include Pam Snodgrass as Job’s Daughter honored queen and Chris Dahmke leading the Chamber of Commerce while many staff changes and public works projects unfold across 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Snodgrass
Booster Club
Dee Hastings
OHS
Legion Club
Lee Johnson
Marian Cotter
Polk County Welfare Department
Chris Dahmke
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Cerny
Naval Academy
Osceola
Red Cross
W. W. Norton
Burdette Flodman
Ryan Hill Country Club
al Rommers
W. M. of
Masons
Greg Kresha
Regent
Nellie Dawes
Rebekahs
Dick Miller
Appaloosa National Livestock Show
Denver
Viola L Buchta obituary center at Liverpool New York
Viola L Buchta 75 of 113 Hiawatha Trail Liverpool New York died December 13 at Community General Hospital Syracuse after a brief illness She was born in El Reno Oklahoma Territory daughter of Charles and Clara Koerner grew up in the Midwest as her minister father moved to assignments She married J William Buchta in 1918 later moving to Minneapolis where he worked at the University of Minnesota She later lived in Washington D C until his 1966 death She was a member of First United Presbyterian Liverpool and associate member of the Faculty Womens Club Minneapolis Survived by son John C Buchta Liverpool and daughter Helen B Gustafson Berkeley five grandchildren Services were held in Liverpool December 15 grave side in Osceola this spring Family tribute ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola L. Buchta
Hiawatha Trail
Liverpool
New York
Community General Hospital
Syracuse
el Reno
Oklahoma Territory
Charles
Clara Koerner
Midwest
Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Nebraska School of Agriculture
J. William Buchta
Osceola
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Buchta
University of Minnesota
Washington, D. C
Swede Home Club Meetings and Holiday Socials
Swede Home The Swede Home Project Club will meet with Mrs. Levert Oquist Friday afternoon January 8. Numerous social visits and Christmas gatherings are listed, including families from Wausa Columbus and Plymouth Indiana. The Blizzard of 1888 feature recounts Nebraska’s worst winter storm with deaths, heroism, and a state marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swede Home Project Club
Levert Oquist
Florence Johnson
Ann Anderson
Wausa
Martin Gestrine
Karen
Martin Lundstrom
Stanley Oquist
Roger Hanquist
Duane Jones
JoAnn Anderson
Rick Jones
Duane Oquist
Wayne
Keith Johnson
Greeley
Colorado
Marlowe Johnson
Diane
Debra
Vance Toline
Cindy
Ernest Seigel
Central City
Harvey Sundberg
Adolph Forss
Willard Adelson
Harold W. Johnson
Raymond D. Johnson
Todd
Amy
Dennis Johnson
Krystal
Jill
Joe Schinzel
Neal
Kyla
Lynn Sundberg
Cory
Elaine Sward
Bradley Sundberg
Paul Morlock
Gaylene
David
Lorraine
Pamela
Plymouth
Indiana
Larry Davis
Morlocks
Nancy Oquist
Robin Walgren
Ronald Sarow
William Larsons
Harlan Younglund
Jim
Rudolf Sandin
Earl
Nebraska
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Osceola Record
Betty Jo Anderson
Barbara Rafert W.M
O.E.S
Harold Thayer
Ray Badertschers
Salt Lake City
Ted Mills
Score Board Fund
Dwight Bush
IOOF
Jim Marak
Goldenrod Saddle Club
Lucille Hohnbaum
York
New Case
County Welfare Dept
LT & T
Margaret Turner
Good Samaritan Center
Prophetstown
Ill
St. Vincent’s
Wi Wrights
Co-op
Dean Buffington
New City
W. H. Norton
Univ. Regent
Phyllis Newcomer
Gresham
Polk County
Henry Buresh
Central States Dairy Co-operative
Jim Wunderlich
Des Moines
Good Samaritan Home
Terence Duren
Osceola Public Library
Lulu Hendrickson
Paul Monson
Harry Rodene
Eugene Sterup
Eugene Johansen
Garden Club
Dery] Reed
Executive Welfare Council
Ryan Hill
Centennial Book Committee
Dora Lockard
Norman Leach
Gerald Cernys
Barbara Mills
Tom Wyman
E. C. Schott
Omaha
Linda Abresch
Waco
Calvin Coffin
Kearney
Natalie Hahn
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Rome
Italy
Martin Jones
Robert Moore
Ken Krieg
Kepner-Robert’s
Elsie Cerny
Ken Everingham
Osceola Impl
Europe
Fairgrounds
Clarence Davis
Elmer Tookers
Lewis Schotts
Court House
Wm. Wright
Hilding Dahlin
Old School House
John Deere
Conrad Youth Center
Harold Nelsons
Francis Donelson
ASC
Ken Cornishes
LCW
Glen Green
Leonard Hiemers
Ivan Iler
Kathy Howe
New Osceola
Bob Buchholz
Shelby
Richard Anderson
OHS Bulldogs
Lynn Jones
Jim Eriksen
Hastings
Arlea
Cal Coffin
Davis Creek
Homestead
Chas. Walgreen
G. E- Hermore
M. Roberts
M. Flodman
Flodman
Kepner-Roberts Furniture
Mert’s
Martin Roberts
Joe
Charles Roberts
Timothy Wyman
Calmar Herrmann
van T. Perry
Walden Jones
Community Playhouse
Heilman House
Sherman Throckmorton
Beatrice
Don Watts
Christopher Alan
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Jones and Family
Rachel Boden
Carita Peterson
JoAnne Gissler
Ellen Oquist
Ruth
Lester Gestrine
Oquist
Christianna Sarow
Lawrence Sarow
David Bryan
Danny Oquist
William Larson
Myron Larson
Milan Swasko
Philip
Jane
Great Plains
Plains
Nebraska State Historical Society
Blizzard Club
West
Dakota Territory
Minnie Freeman
Mira Valley
Valley County
Lois Royce
Plainview
Emma Shattuck
Holt County
M. A. Mills
Alex
Bob Mills
Howard Stewarts
Lincoln
Alex Mills
Bernard Gribbles
Marguerite Senn
Harry Lees
John Mills
Dick Mills
Casper
Wyoming
Grace Buchta
Glen Buchta
A. M. Brelands
McCook
Don Uland
Wesley Koehler
Uland
Wayne Beattys
Bud Koehler
Melvin McGimpsey
DeVern Rodene
York Auction Co
N. Hiway
York, Nebr
The
Lumberjacks
Osceola Legion
Osceola, Nebr
Grinch
Bobbie Brooks
Lee
Steamliner
Dodds Home Furnishings
Stromsburg
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