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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1971

Page

8

Reader's Digest Prize Pledge Sparks Local Scrutiny

The column jokes about a Reader's Digest promotion offering 100 dollars a month for life or a lump sum, noting tax, timing, and the risk of receiving nothing. Local readers in Osceola and nearby towns, including Pleasanton, react to the mix of humor and pressure to subscribe amid references to Cornhuskers and small-town bonds.

Reader's Digest Reader’s Digest Life Angry Eagle Osceola Nebraska Pleasanton

Shelby Schools Host Career Day and Parent-Teacher Conference

Shelby Public Schools will hold Career Day and Parent-Teacher Conferences on Friday January 22 1971. Lunch available for 40 cents with sessions 10 45 to 1 15. Last name initials M to Z attend 8 00 to 12 00 AM A to L attend 12 00 to 4 30 PM. Schools and agencies attending include University of Nebraska Kearney State College Platte College Service Unit 7 State Employment Agency Milford Trade School Lincoln School of Commerce.

Shelby Public Schools Shelby Public School University of Nebraska Kearney State College Platte College Service Unit Milford Trade School Lincoln School of Commerce Board of Education Shelby

Bulldogs Rally Fails to Overcome Sutton in Late Push

In a tight contest the Bulldogs trailed late but surged with 23 points in the fourth, led by Bob Gissler with 20 total and 15 in the final period. Mustangs top scorer Doug Pope had 17 as David City Aquinas visits the OHS gym Friday, January 15.

Bulldogs Sutton Bob Gissler Dick Wyman Lynn Boden Cal Coffin Keith Peterson Larry Neujahr Mustangs Doug Pope David City Aquinas OHS

Postcards Urge Humane Treatment of POWs in Hanoi

With January billings to customers Congas will provide postcards addressed to the President of North Vietnam urging more humane treatment for 450 American POWs. The cards request a prisoner list, names of the ill and wounded and those dead, release for the ill, and free mail flow. Cards are signed by customers for fifteen cents and sent via Hong Kong to Hanoi.

North Vietnam Hong Kong Hanoi

Obituaries in Shelby area list Kuhnel Gonsier and Hutchison deaths

Adolph E Kuhnel of Shelby died January 8 1971 at St Mary Hospital Columbus funeral January 11 at Sacred Heart Church Shelby burial parish cemetery survivors include wife two sons daughter and extended kin. Julius B Gonsier 77 died after a month illness funeral January ent St Bonaventure Columbus born April 18 1893 in Polk County survived by wife Stella daughters Irene Mirr Marie Ann Gonsier granddaughter Patricia Ann Mirr brothers and sister and other relatives. Mrs Susie M Hutchison 82 formerly of Silver Creek died in Elizabethton Tennessee funeral January 6 at McKown Funeral Chapel Silver Creek burial Silver Creek Cemetery survivors include two daughters and two sons.

Adolph E. Kuhnel Shelby St. Mary Hospital Columbus Sacred Heart Church Anthony Trausch Msgr L. F. Obrist Osceola Vernon, Lavern Doug Steve Greg Kuhnel Pat Lenihan Silver Creek Adolph Kuhnel Nellie Lawson St. Mary Church David City Gresham Robert Memphis Tenn Paul Leo Lenihan Council Bluffs Iowa Louie Arosi Calif Alfred Julius B. Gonsior Julius ‘B. Gonsier St. Bonaventure Catholic Church Mr. Gonsier St. Mary’ Hospital Polk County Clem Gonsier Stella Brudny St. Michael Catholic Church Tarnov Nance County Gonsier Farmers State of Omaha Stella Irene A. Mirr Marie Ann Gonsier New York Patricia Ann Mirr Charles Genoa Frank L Dallas Annette Gonsier Mary Josephine Liss Adolph Susie M. Hutchison Elizabethton Tennessee Illinois McKown Funeral Chapel John E. Kess Nebraska Hutchison Thomas B. Hutchison First United Methodist Church of Lincoln C. L Janice) Emmons Norwalk W. B Mildred) Hyder Ray T Downers Grove Ill Lowell E Western Springs

Aliens Must Register in January Registration notice from INS officials

District Director R C Williams of the Omaha INS says alien address reports are confidential by statute. Reports must be filed each January with few exceptions. Forms are available at post offices or INS offices and ill or disabled individuals may have someone obtain a card for them. Parents file for under14s. Also includes local notices of medical trips and hospital tests for several residents and a patient at Clarkson Hospital with room 658.

R. C. Williams Omaha, Nebraska Immigration and Naturalization Service Office United States The Immigration and Naturalization Service

Osceola Freshmen Fall to Columbus 39 29

Osceola Bulldog freshmen trailed after three quarters and lost to Columbus 39 to 29 Monday afternoon in Osceola. Steve Monson led Osceola with 12 points, joined by Rick Morris 8 Alan Sipes 4 Tom Peterson 3 and David Watts 2. Columbus top scorers Evans and Cdonnell had 16 and 10 despite fouls.

Osceola Bulldog Columbus Osceola Steve Monson Rick Morris Alan Sipes Tom Peterson David Watts Evans Cdonnell

Sheephead Card Club Meets. Wiesemanes Return From Southern Trip

The Sheephead Card Club gathered Sunday at Tom Schmoker's home. Larry and Mrs. Wieseman returned Friday from a two week trip including the Orange Bowl in Miami and visits in Fort Lauderdale Inverness and New Orleans. Dawn Cudaback of Exeter spent a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Imm and returned home Friday. Lena R Janing 87 died in Omaha last week services held Friday at Crosby Kunold Mortuary burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park Survivors include son Theodore Omaha two sisters Martha Davis and Clara Bell five grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. The former Lena Herrmann of Osceola.

Sheephead Card Club Tom Schmoker Larry Wieseman Miami Ft. Lauderdale Iverness Florida Ralph Watts New Orleans Dawn Cudaback Exeter Oscar Imm Janing Lena R. Janing Omaha Crosby-Kunold Mortuary Hillcrest Memorial Park Theodore J Martha Davis Clara Bell Yakima Washington Lena Herrmann Osceola

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