Death of Harley G Herbes 30 in California
Harley G Herbes 30 died January 8 at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital Los Angeles from pneumonia after surgery. Former Osceola resident, he later moved to California in 1948 and worked at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank as publicist and film editor. Survived by wife Doris and daughter Michele. parents Howard and Mrs Mary Herbes. siblings Howard Jr and Mary Lockett. Military honors at West Los Angeles VA Cemetery.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harley G Herbes
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Harley
Osceola
Osceola and
Polk
Howard Herbeses
California
Santa Rosa High School
Glendale Jr. College
U. S. Air Force
Walt Disney Studios
Burbank
United States Film Company
V.A. Cemetery
West Los Angeles
San Fernando Elks Lodge
Doris
Michele
Howard Jr
Woodland Hills
Mary Lockett
San Fernando
So. St. Apt. 10
Glendale
Howard Herbes
The
Polk Progress
W. J. Herbes
Osceola Record
Goldie Schmoker Services in Osceola Church
Goldie Esther Brittain Schmoker died Jan 12 in Osceola after a long illness. Born Jan 30, 1894 in Indianola to George O. and Mary E. Brittain, she moved to Central City as a child, taught in Island rural school, married Hugh Schmoker in 1919, and farmed in Osceola until 1961. She was a member of Valley and Osceola First churches.
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Goldie Esther Brittain
George O
Mary E. Lutrell Brittain
Indianola
Nebi
Osceola
McCook
Central City
Merrick County
Central High
Kearney
Hugh Schmoker
Omaha
Flu Strikes Osceola as Absences Rise and Legislation Wavers
The flu hits Osceola with rising absences as Supt Virgil Bugbee cites 60 unavailable students last week and about half that this week. Polk and Platte counties face district shifts in a muddled bill while no emergency clause exists to delay congress filing deadlines. The Record Crew promotes life subscriptions as a bargain, noting a reader's plan tied to a daughter's name and a $50 price.
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Osceola
Virgil Bugbee
Polk County
Polk and Platte
Burt
Congress
Methodist WSCS Officer Funeral in Osceola
The article notes the death of a longtime Methodist WSCS member who served on the Dist. 13 school board and as Republican Committeewoman for Valley Precinct. Survivors include her husband two sons a daughter ten grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Services were conducted January 15 at First Methodist Church Osceola with local vocalists and organ accompaniment. Escorts and interment followed in Osceola Cemetery.
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Methodist Wscs
Dist
Valley Precinct
Paul
Kearney
Donald
Osceola
Jack
Virginia) Long
Commack
N.Y
Sam Hammons
Central City
John Brittain
Giltner
Richard W. Odgers
First Methodist
Services in California for H. Gondringer
Harold Gondringer formerly of Shelby and Osceola died December 29 at Rancho Los Amigos hospital in Downey California after a lengthy illness. He was 59 and funeral services were at St Philomena Catholic Church Torrance with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by wife Rosella Tschauner of Columbus Torrance daughter Rochelle Venegas and two sons Raymond and Rodney all of Torrance three grandchildren and a brother Alfred of Osceola. He was son of the late Nick and Josephine Gondringer. A brother Laurence of Hastings died in 1966.
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Harold Gondringer
Shelby and Osceola
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Downey
Calif
St. Philomena Catholic Church
Torrance
Holy Cross Cemetery
Lester Kropatsch
Hubert Tschauner
Albert F. Aerni
Hubert Tschauner Jr
Robert Venegas
Lester Harris
Rosella Tschauner
Columbus
Rochelle Venegas
Raymond
Rodney
Alfred
Osceola
Nick
Josephine Cenny Gondringer
Laurence
Hastings
Governor to hold informativ e meeting in Columbus
Gov Norbert Tiemann will host a town hall in Columbus at the City Auditorium on Monday January 22 at 730 p m The Columbus Chamber invites school boards county officials civic and farm groups and others to attend and question state leaders about governance and tax dollars
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Norbert Tiemann
Columbus
City
Genoa Stromsburg Win First Round In Goldenrod Tourney
Genoa 37 Palmer 35 and Stromsburg 65 Osceola 61 lead first round games at Stromsburg with Polk vs St Ed and Silver Creek vs Clarks scheduled for later. Second round sets Genoa vs Stromsburg Friday with consolation Friday and Saturday showdowns. About 50 superintendents attend Consumers PPD meeting in Norfolk January 17 19.
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Genoa
Stromsburg
Palmer
Osceola
Polk
St. Ed
Wed
Silver Creek
Clarks
Consumers Ppd
Norfolk
Glen Green
Oscola
Weather notes and moisture report for January week
The record covers January 10 to January 16 with daily highs and lows. Moisture on January 12 totaled .13 inches, with 0 inches of accumulation as temperatures rose to 40 degrees on January 16, causing melt and seepage.
Local Hospital List Backs Inductees and Dismissals
Hospital report lists patients by name and county including Polk Shelby Osceola and Stromsburg with many admitted cases. Induction notice states Delwyn Lloyd Youngquist of Stromsburg and nine others forwarded to Omaha Jan 16 1968 for induction and physicals.
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Delwyn Lloyd Youngquist
Calmar F. Youngquist
Stromsburg
Omaha
Boden couple injured in US 81 rear end collision
Three people were hurt in a rear end crash about 24 miles north of Benedict on U S 81 at around 5 30 p m Thursday. Howard C Boden 49 Osceola collided with Henry Peach 74 Monroe as Peach car turned right. Boden suffered facial cuts possible chest injuries Betsy Boden 46 bruises cuts and shock Clarence Karlin 65 Hydro Okla head injuries all taken to Osceola Hospital.
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Benedict
U. S. 81
Highway Patrol
Howard C. Boden
Osceola
Henry Peach
Monroe
Boden
Bette
Clarence Karlin
Hydro
Okla
Osceola Hospital
New Rebekah Officers Installed and Local Soldier Returns
Carolyn Sipes named noble grand with Zelma Burgess vice grand Margaret Pehrson secretary Marie Lewis treasurer Lois Grossnicklaus as district deputy president and staff. Richard Dunn, son of the Lewis Dunns, arrives home from Korea after 13 months and will report to Ft Benning in 30 days.
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Rebekah
Carolyn Sipes
Noble Grand
Zelma Burgess
Margaret Pehrson
Marie Lewis
Lois Grossnicklaus
Richard Dunn
Lewis Dunns
Korea
Ft. Benning
Courthouse News: County Court Charges and Deed Transfers
Court records list Robert R Schultz Yankton D D county counts including intoxication 10 dollars minor procuring 250 and 15 days jail count three littering 10 dollars count four drinking on public road 10 dollars and costs Paul R Winfield Clarkes failure to stop at stop sign 10 dollars and costs Duane E Green McCool Junction improper use of local plate 10 dollars and costs Shirley A Grella Laurel day speeding 15 dollars and costs Andrew B Knight Chapman day speeding 15 dollars and costs Transfer of Deeds shows Richard Boyd and wife to Raymond Dobson lots in Hedstroms 3rd addition Stromsburg and other parcel transfers including 25-13-4 and 28-14-1 plus a small land tract 33 ft west of NE corner 33-15-2 containing 5 acres more or less Myrtle S Werner to Roger W Werner EYNE 32-13-4.
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Robert Raymond Schultz
Yankton
D.D
Paul R. Winfield
Clarks
Duane E. Green
McCool Junction
Shirley A. Grella
Laurel
Andrew B. Knight
Chapman
Richard Boyd
Raymond Dobson
Hedstrom
Stromsburg
Raymond A. Dobson
Louis E. Daum
Leonard Hiemer
Gangway for the Gang Snow sledding on blocked street
Children slide down a snow covered hill beside Roberts Mortuary on a blocked street. City crews erected barricades to create a safe sledding place and keep motorists from using the area.
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Roberts Mortuary
Masons install officers at Osceola Lodge No. 65 Jan. 11 1968
Osceola Lodge No. 65 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons held installation ceremonies on January 11, 1968. Officers for the new year included Worshipful Master Robert E. Wieseman and other line officers led by Wor shipful Brother Mervin E. Ransom Jr. and Worshipful Brother David E. Rutter.
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Osceola Lodge No. 65
Mervin E. Ransom Sr
David E. Rutter
Marshall
John D. Wieseman
Robert E. Wieseman
Mervin E. Ransom Jr
Martin E. Roberts
Robert L Mills
Lowell D. Hanson
Virgil V. Bugbee
Albert E. Rommers
Harold W. Pearson
Edward E. Watts
Donald L. Evans
Jimmy R. Majors
Tyler
Birth Day Reminders From Franklin and Founding Figs
A note recalls Benjamin Franklin born today January 17 and mentions the Saturday Evening Post ending its Franklin magazine cover. The writer muses on timeless figures like Franklin Lincoln Washington and Jefferson and the annual cover as a reminder of their place in history.
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Benjamin Franklin
Saturday Evening Post
Franklin
Lincoln
Washington
Jefferson
Post
Tampering Reported at Local Post Office Raises Offense Questions
Postmaster Lowell Hanson notes evidence of tampering with boxes in the lobby, a federal offense with up to five years in prison or a fine. He warns lobby closure if tampering continues and mentions similar acts against rural mailboxes.
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Hanson
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