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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1968

Page

5

Poster Child Tommy Boden Named Nebraska March of Dimes Face

Mrs Stan Brentz announced 19 month old Tommy Boden of Millard as Nebraska March of Dimes poster child for 1968. Born without a left hand, he represents Nebraska birth defect victims while the charity funds treatment centers and care networks nationwide. The effort supports Children’s Memorial Hospital Omaha and other centers through patient care, research, and education programs.

Thomas Boden Nebraska Stan Brentz Lincoln Tommy Merle Boden Millard Wentz United States March of Dimes Nebraska March of Dimes Children’s Memorial Hospital Omaha

Looking Back Ten Years Ago Osceola Osceola Record

A 1938 lookback lists Tom Schmoker filing for County Sheriff and Guildford D. Bryan elected county board chairman with Martin Dahlin as a member. Local officials, lodge leaders, and civic groups are noted along with a Polk and Butler Counties Farmers Insurance director, Lions Club for March of Dimes, and Farm and Home Day events. Also referenced are farm sales, bank equipment upgrades, and area obituaries and anniversaries.

Tom Schmoker Guildford D. Bryan Board of County Commissioners Louis Daum Martin Dahlin Ida Rommers Noble Rebekah Lodge Eugene Sterup IOOF Nettie Timm Royal Neighbors Charles Fischer The Masons Osceola Lions Club Herman Thelen Shelby Polk and Butler County Farmers Insurance Company Oscar E. Jones Lucile Edith Engberg Los Angeles George W. Moore Naomi Pearson J.O. Pearsons Trans World Airlines Europe Dale Lewis Noble Grand S.j.harless Osceola Polk County Rural Power District Columbus Northwestern Public Service Company Continental Telephone Company of D.A.R Raymond Kepner Dewey Sigler Oracle Bernice Joy Grace Joy Tilley Lewis Wilma Quick Ass’t. Marshal Maxine Timm Esther Brown Martha Harbert Opal Harbert Eastern Oil Company Byers Craven Lumber Company C. Edwin Johnson Lee Campbell Hotchkiss and Wells Joel Hansens

Family News From Pierce Chapel Area

Mrs. Roger Hellbusch and son left Litzenberg Hospital and stay with Augie Evers family. Darcey Butts home from St Francis Hospital after a cold. Albert Dean Mangelsen wed Anne Liesa Germany Jan 3 and Jan 11 flew to Baltimore then Washington DC where he works for the government. Several families visit and attend funerals in Grandstand and Hilde…

Walter Beck Roger Hellbusch Litzenberg Hospital Augie Evers Troy Hellbusch Roger Ted Hellbusch Gerald Truesdell Frank Sweets Jack Burger Don Grafe Darnice Butts St. Francis Hospital Darcey Butts Augie Everses Hildreth Bill Knight Pleasant Hill Robert Herman John Mangelsens Albert Dean Anneliesa Elean Germany Baltimore Crowe Washington, D.C Dannie Hellbusch Belgrade Angie Evers Ed Bosak Fullerton Grandstand Martin Lautenschlager Dick Rieken Elmer Lydia Dittmer Bill Dittmers Raymond Dittmers

Sustaining Member National Ad Rep Quote

A national advertising representative quotes Edmund Burke on the danger of inaction, stating that evil triumphs when good men stay silent and do nothing. The remark emphasizes proactive civic or industry responsibility.

Osceola Record items January 1968 notices and deaths

Announcements list a heart event with Joan Crawford and others, a 1908 auction of farm horses near Shelby, and horse buyer Max Schubert visiting Osceola January 18. Death notices for five locals, plus travel of officials to Hastings and Lincoln. Bell Elevator manager to retire. Schmoker to take over. Miss Alice Fox arrives from Polk.

W. H. Brull Shelby Andrew Segersale Osceola Max Schubert New York City Joe Gubser Samuel H. Byers Benjamin C. Campbell E. B

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