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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1954

Page

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Osceola OES Install Leads to Honor for Inness and Inness

Osceola Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star installed Mrs. John Inness and George Inness as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. Officers installed included Mrs. Albert Timm and F. W. Schuman with Richard Gash of Omaha acting as installing officer. Guests from Genoa and Omaha chapters attended, and a reception followed.

John Inness George Inness Osceola Chapter Order of Eastern Star Asso Albert Timm W. Schuman I. D. Huston Dewey Sigler

Masons Name New Officers Last Week

The Osceola Masonic Lodge installed a full slate of officers for the year on Thursday January 14 1954 at the lodge hall. W M John A Inness S W Morris O Dunn J W Samuel T Crouse Treas W Leon M Merrick Secy I Donald Huston S D Robert L Mills J D Charles W Fischer Chaplain Myron W Jones S S James W Malek AR ance Lowell D Hanson Dewey M Sigler were installed by Phil B Campbell installing officer Guy F Ball marshal and Rev George A Randall chaplain.

Osceola Masonic Lodge W. M John A. Inness S. W Morris O. Dunn J Donald Huston S Robert L. Mills J Charles W. Fischer Myron W. Jones S. S James W. Malek Ance Lowell D. Hanson Dewey M. Sigler Phil B. Campbell Guy F. Ball George A. Randall

Women drivers staged at Farm and Home Day film

Off The Cuff recalls a Farm and Home Day event featuring a film titled Home at the Wheel about safe driving. The writer riffs on gender stereotypes and audience reactions from a crowded program, noting humorous and human moments during the screening and performance.

Annual Farm Loan Meeting January 25

The Polk County National Farm Loan Association invites members to the high school auditorium in Oscé ola on Monday January 25 at 11 a m. A director will be elected and Hilbert Buchta will preside. A noon turkey dinner and music by Phillip Fredrickson accompany the program. H A Viergutz will be principal speaker. Doc and Esther entertain. Rugene Lees reports on 4 H. Alvin Grubaugh organized arrangements.

Polk County National Farm Loan Association Oscéola Hilbert Buchta Phillip Fredrickson H. A. Viergutz Columbus Nebraska Doc Esther KRVN Lexington Rugene Lees Shelby Chicago Alvin M. Grubaugh Association

Polk man volunteers for armed service duty

Gaylen Holmes of Polk left Osceola for induction into the armed services on Wednesday. He went to Omaha where he will be assigned to a branch of the service.

Gaylen Holmes Polk Osceola Armed Services Holmes Omaha

Lincoln Visitors Mr and Mrs Vern Johnson and Family

Mr and Mrs Vern Johnson and their sons visited Lincoln on Tuesday and called at the Claus Johnson home, joining local residents in a brief social stop.

Mrs. Vern Johnson and Sons Lincoln Claus Johnson

Fine Crowd At 4 H Achievement Day

The Osceola county 4 H Achievement Day drew about 115 attendees at the high school auditorium on Saturday January 16. A noon covered dish meal preceded activities led by Elaine Skucius with musical games and warmth from the crowd. Roger Richards a foreign youth exchange student spoke on his Sweden trip with six farm families and a slide show, while the Classic Lassie Club provided music and Avis Waller performed a piano solo.

Osceola High School Roberts Dairy Elaine Skucius Roger Richards Foregin College of Agriculture Sweden Roger Lassie Club Avis Waller Polk

Royal Neighbors To Install New Officers

Royal Neighbors will install officers Thursday in the IOOF Hall. Lunch will be served by the committee after the meeting. Listed are Florence Terrace Oracle, Grace Joy Recorder, Wilma Quick Receiver, Tillie Lewis Chaplain, Anna Pearson Flag Bearer, Nettie Timm, Bernice Joy Marshall, Lois Grossnicklaus, Cora Atkinson, Alethea Fansler, Betty Pierson, Maud Nobile installing officer.

IOOF Oracle Florence Terrice Grace Joy Wilma Quick Tillie Lewis Anna Pearson Nettie Timm Bernice Joy Marshall Lois Grossnicklaus Cora Atkinson Alethea Fansler Betty Pierson Maud Nobile

Belgrade Basketball Game Attendance Noted by Bonds Norton

Mr and Mrs Sheldon Bond and Mr and Mrs W H Norton were at Belgrade Tuesday evening where the men were referees at a basketball game.

Sheldon Bond W. H. Norton Belgrade

Polk County doubles bond quota in 1953 postwar effort

Polk County reports total Series E and H bond sales of 734 258 19 dollars in 1953, reaching 182 percent of the county quota. Nebraska statewide sales for the same series hit 90 579 663 33 dollars, with per capita bonds at 68 33. State director Hall urges converting Series F and G maturities to Series H to meet 1954 goals, as national Series E and H sales total 4 368 000 000 dollars, up 22 percent from 1952.

E. C. Nordlund Savings Bonds Committee Polk County Leland R. Hall Savings Bonds Division Nebraska Hall Earl O. Shreve

Osceola Boys Rally Past Genoa then Fall to Clarks in Week

Osceola defeated Genoa 67 to 56 away as Dinges 18, Grossnicklaus 15, and Watts 11 led scoring. Lindeblade 7, Wieseman 6, Gabriel 6. Lindeblade fouled out. B squad 53 31. Tuesday Clarks beat Osceola 76 50 as Peterson 23 led visitors. Osceola Tally: Dinges 12 Grossnicklaus 10. Friday hosts Aurora at home to end week.

Osceola Genoa Dinges Grossnicklaus M. Watts Lindeblade Wieseman Gabriel Watts Triba Mickey Clarks Peterson Aurora

Wheat loan deadline moved to January 29 for Polk County

Polk County wheat producers are reminded that 1953 wheat loans must be completed and certified by January 29 1954 rather than January 31 The change reflects January 29 as the last working day for county offices during the loan availability period The loan rate stands at 230 per bushel for No 1 wheat.

ASC Polk County

Shelby to Entertain County Teachers

Shelby will entertain the Polk County teachers at 7 30 p m Monday January 25 at Shelby Methodist Church. Geo E Rotter Supervisor of Conservation Education will be guest speaker. All teachers urged to attend.

Shelby Polk County Shelby Methodist Church Geo. E. Rotter Conservation Education

Mrs Albert Ryan Admitted To Osceola Hospital

Mrs Albert Ryan entered Osceola Hospital Tuesday for medical treatment per local hospital notices. no further details on diagnosis or department are provided in the readable text.

Albert Ryan Osceola Hospital

Funeral Held Tuesday for Bernard Siemek

Funeral services for Bernard G. Siemek two year old son of Mr and Mrs Alois Siemek Osceola were held at St Mary's Pilzno with Rev Adam Szmydt officiating Burial was in the parish cemetery Pallbearers were Gerry Larry Kula and David Francis Kampowitz flower girls Judy Shotkoski Jane Krzycki and Janet Kula The child died Sunday afternoon at Lincoln General Hospital after a short illness He was born October 10 1951 in Osceola Surviving are his parents one sister Margaret his maternal grandmother Mrs Helen Borowiak of Silver Creek and many distant relatives

Bernard G. Siemek Alois Siemek Osceola St. Mary’s Pilzno Adam Szmydt Gerry Larry Kula David Francis Kampowitz Judy Shotkoski Jane Krzycki Janet Kula

Polk County Elective Officers Sign Operation Honesty Pledges

All Polk County elective officers and Soil Conservation office staff signed the Operation Honesty pledge cards in the past week. County assessor Roy Horst hosted a sign‑and‑badge event in his office inviting the public to sign, with the aim of listing personal property at actual value to reduce real property taxes. Governor Cros bi launched the campaign to curb tax load.

Polk County Soil Conservation Office Roy Horst Robert Crosby

Polio Benefit At Auditorium Promises Evening Of Fun

Mrs. Carl Bowman announces the March of Dimes polio drive benefit will be at the school auditorium Wednesday January 27 starting at 8:00. The show features The Family Album with 25 performers Rufus the educated horse and Osceola band with humor and music all free will offering benefits the polio drive. Proceeds go to the campaign and no admission is charged.

Carl Bowman Rufus Osceola Band Bowman

Osceola High School Band Midwinter Concert Set

Under John Q Adams Osceola high school band performs a midwinter concert at the auditorium Tuesday January 26 at 8 15 p m The program includes Hall of Fame March Olivadotl Destiny Overture Hill Country Ballad National Emblem March When the Saints Go Marching In and more with pieces by Walters Yoder Buck Geibel Sousa and others

John Q. Adams Osceola High School Hall of Fame Paulson Williams Bagley Walters DeLameter

106 Carloads Govt Corn Shipped From Polk County

The Commodity Credit Corporation has sent 76 carloads of stored corn from Polk County. The 1948 and 1949 corn is poor quality and headed to Lincoln for further instructions. Plans call for 30 more cars from Shelby Polk, totaling about 212000 bushels across 108 cars. Local elevators weighed and loaded the grain.

The Commodity Credit Corporation Polk County Lincoln Drouth Here Shelby and Polk Osceola Stromsburg Shelby

High Winds Hit Polk County With Freezing Temperatures

Strong gusts estimated at 35 to 40 mph swept Polk County Tuesday night as temperatures dropped to zero. Some eastern areas saw light rain and sleet with icy roads, though Polk County remained unaffected. Snow forecasts for this region did not materialize.

Polk County

New Teacher Joins Osceola Faculty

Miss Loy M. Teter was named to the Osceola school faculty and began duties this week. She replaces Mrs. H Jay McDonald who resigned. Teter will teach English and dramatics. A University of Nebraska AB graduate, she has eight years teaching experience and is a former WAC member. Her home is Wolbalch Nebraska.

Loy M. Teter Osceola School Miss Teter H. Jay McDonald University of Nebraska Wolbalch Nebraska WACS

Osceola Woman Named Homemaker of the Week

Local listeners of WOW Omaha heard Osceola resident Mrs Fineey honored as Homemaker of the Week on Sunday in the Country. The feature, with interviewer Arnold Peterson, marks Osceola's first recipient in the station area for this weekly program highlighting homemaking talent and community involvement.

Mal Hansen WOW Omaha Osceola Fineey Arnold Peterson

Local IOOF Officers Installed In Osceola Monday

New officers for the Osceola IOOF lodge were installed Monday night at Osceola Hall by the Polk Lodge team. Eugene Sterup was named Noble Grand and Leonard Stevers as Vice Grand. Rebekahs members served lunch in the lodge dining rooms afterward.

Ioof Lodge Osceola Shelby Osceola Hall Polk Lodge Osceola Lodge Eugene Sterup Noble Grand Leonard Stevers Rebekahs

Real Estate Transfers in Stromsburg and Polk County

Warranty deeds record transfers in Stromsburg properties. R E Larson and wife convey undivided one half in the northeast and northwest quarters of Section 3-13-4 to Rudolph E Larson and wife. Charles Floyd Moore and wife transfer half interest in Lots 17 through 24 Block Seven Original Town to Paul E Moore. Stanton S Moore gains Lot 3 Block 5 Morris Addition Stromsburg with appurtenances.

R. E. Larson Rudolph E. Larson Charles Floyd Moore Paul E. Moore Stromsburg Stanton S. Moore Morris Polk County Nebraska

Odd Bits of News From Polk County and Osceola

Retiring Polk County Extension president Orlie Conkling urged local and country groups to meet more, Bill Glassford faces a spring test after a confidence vote, and Osceola celebrates a first varsity win as fans cheer. A cub reporter’s misquote about expectant mothers amuses, a 24 hour electric clock is installed, Polk County banks’ money and bond activity rises, Dale Frizzell prepares for hospital surgery and returns to Osceola, Norfolk attorney W W Norton joins the Nebraska Bar Association citizenship panel.

Orlie Conkling Polk County Extension Group Bill Glassford Athletic Board Regents Osceola Genoa Bob Manley Bob Cub Gerhard Ahrens Polk County Dale Frizzell Dale Federal Land Bank York W. W. Norton Nebraska State Bar Association Norton J. DB. Cronin O'Neill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Osceola Oes Robert Wieseman Asso Earl Watts Walter Koehler Marshall Mildred Snodgrass Clyde Smith Adair Elmer Benson Ruth Myron Jones Esther Clair Emmons Marsha James Malek Electa Robt Grossnicklaus Warder Effie Fernander P. B. Campbell Richard Gash Inness Chester Dannelly Everett Dannelly Gash L. M. Merrick Morris Dunn Masons Dr. J. L George Bulldogs Bernard Siemek Ak Door H. S. Band Walters Troopers Skornicka Kentucky Buck, Geibel J. Lang Manhatten Beach Sousa
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