Jessie Pearl Irland Marries Everett Clemmer at Noon
The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs John Irland with Jessie Pearl Irland marrying Everett Clemmer of Rising City. The couple will reside south of Rising. Oscar Hedburg bought a new buggy and Wilber M Johnston opened Central Meat Market near Eklund's shoe store with H P Clausen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeleny
John Irland
Jessie Pearl
Everett Clemmer
Rising City
Rising
Oscar Hedburg
Wilber M. Johnston
Eklund
H. P. Clausen
Forty years ago deaths and marriages reported in Platte county
Deaths include George H. Carnine aged 63 at his son Walger’s Platte precinct home after a five year illness leaving seven children. Miss Lucille Stanley died in Omaha at 24, former Osceola teacher. Musical Club planned under Miss Elizabeth Larsen. Henry W. Hartwell born 1841 in Jamestown NY adopted by I G Chase as an infant. left a wife and five children. Erasmus Krumbach and Laura Gondringer wed at Shelby and will homestead the groom’s father property. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles [illegible].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Carnine
Walger
Platte Precinct
Lucille Stanley
Clarks
Omaha
Stanley
Osceola
Kearney State Normal School
Elizabeth Larsen
Henry W. Hartwell
Jamestown
N. Y
I. G. Chase
H. W. Chase
Erasmus Krumbach
Laura Gondringer
Shelby
Charles
County poland china breeders elect officers at annual meeting
The annual meeting of the county Poland China Breeders Association elected Gilbert Johnson president Harry Holcomb vice president and R C Draper secretary treasurer Wilbur Bennett and W A Burritt were named directors A deed transfer occurred Monday at the Presbyterian church transferring the old manse to George Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
State Board of the Farm Bureau
State Fair Board
Lincoln
E. R. Danielson
Osceola
Harwold Leon
Horton McKeag
Stromsburg
Supt
C. E. Andrews
Osce
Osceola Club Elects Hastings Leader and Wurtz Vice President
Jay Hastings is re-elected head of the Osceola Community Club and Dr. A A Wurtz is again chosen as vice president at the Thursday meeting. Miss Neela Miller resigns from the county courthouse to begin nurses training in Rochester Minnesota in February. Polk County sets 228 for CWA jobs and first week January payroll totals 1805 dollars. Osceola market figures show cream 16 Eggs 13 Hens 07 Springs 06 Corn 35 Wheat 74 Oats 30 and hogs at 3 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Hastings
Osceola Community Club
A. A. Wurtz
Neela Miller
Rochester
Minnesota
Polk County
CWA
Osceola
Ten Years Ago Community Highlights In Texas and Nearby
Miss Mildred Posey of San Antonio married Lt. F. E. Klein Jr. at Fort Bragg. Owen McClung elected county board chair at annual meeting. Mrs. Blanche Peterson begins work at Shelby Hospital. Herrman family moves to Avoca Minnesota for a year. Guadalcanal Diary premiere February 10 at Muse Theatre for War Bond Drive. 2nd Lt. Richard Malek earns wings at Frederick Field. LeRoy Johnson installed Noble Grand at Odd Fellows. Elmer Pehrson Vice Grand. Flossie Deeds installed president of the Woman's Society at First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Posey
San Antonio
Texas
F. E. Klein, Jr
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Post
Owen McClung
Shelby
County Board of Commissioners
Blanche Peterson
Shelby Hospital
Robert Herrman and Son
Avoca
Minn
Muse Theatre
Richard Malek
Army Air Corps
Frederick Field
Oklahoma
LeRoy Johnson
Noble Grand At the Odd Fellow
Elmer Pehrson
Flossie Deeds
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Eisenhower budget proposal and Capitol notes from Nebraska
The Eisenhower administration submitted a 1955 budget of 65.6 billion dollars with a near 3 billion dollar projected deficit. The President urged no new tax cuts but suggested tax law revisions to ease inequities. Nebraska visitors and local political remarks accompany a report on the Air Force Academy bill, a major snowfall, and federal anti subversion actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Tabor
House Appropriations Committee
Government Printing Office
House
Air Force Academy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Washington
United States
Justice Department
Subversive Activities Control Board
Nebraska
Francis Eckhard
Seward
Wayne Andersen
Norfolk
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Local Sports Update
A jumble of crossword clues appears alongside college life notes from OHS. Reported games include the Flubdubs 22 17 over Dirty Sox and Bearcats 15 14 over Bar flies with noon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Dirty Sox
Bearcats
Barflies
Fancy Pants
Droopy Dribblers
Jack Raymon
Silver Springs
Florida
Raymon
North America
Dixie
OHS Adds Courses and Activities as Second Semester Begins
One week into the second semester at OHS, changes include new economic mathematics and business law replacing health and bookkeeping, a boys home economics class, and adjusted afternoon bells. The band practices for a mid winter concert while chorus rehearses contest songs. Seniors hear from Hastings College rep Mr Bill Barrett on college importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Ohsthe
Mike
Bill Barrett
Hastings College
Poets Read On-air with Mrs Allinder Program
Dee Walker read April Kiss and We Shall Walk Together on a KTLW Texas City program. Marilyn Hess spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs M G Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Walker
Elmer Allinder
KTLW
Texas City
Texas
Marilyn Hess
M. G. Hess
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benson
Culligan
B. J. Matticks
Fhone
Varene McBeth
Clarence A. Foltz
Kearney
Robert McBeth
Foltz
St. Paul
Mr. Foltz
Aes Nae
Farmers Co-Op. Grain CO
Enaahy Oa
Harrison
Carold Hanson
Gilter
Phil Nyberg
New Zealand
Asia
Taddler
Bone
H. S. News
By Ruth Sigler
Miss Teter
Peru State Teachers College
OHS— the Students and
The
University of Nebraska
School of Nursing
College of Medicine
Webbraskaar
Granta
National Ackaskta Assochtation PE
Perry N. Sapp
Nebr
State Farm Insurance Co
Bloomington, Illinois
Petrus C. Nelson
Stromsburg, Nebr
Het
Staley
Roy’s Produce
Braska
Bush Drug Store
Bush
Osceola High School
Liege
MM Hi-Klearance
Osceola Impl. Service Co
Vin
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