Osceola Keeps Lead With 15 6 Win Over Genoa in League
Osceola stayed atop the Central Nebraska League by routing Genoa 15 to 6 as Gustafson hit a three bagger and Stallings added a double. Osceola had 16 hits, while Genoa collected 5 with 9 errors by the visitors. Central City beat Clarks 12 to 5 with nine Clarks errors. Central City also won 13 to 2 in a makeup game over Belgrade. Schuyler defeated Stromsburg 6 to 3 as Beringer fanned 18 and Steckel struck out 17. St Edward defeated Belgrade 12 to 2 keeping a tie for second.
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Osceola
Genoa
Gustafson
Stallings
Central City
Clarks
Belgrade
Stromsburg
Schuyler
Beringer
Steckel
St. Edward
Nebraska special publication from a journalism class
A university produced report with stories pictures and paintings offered by a Rec ord office. The price is small for a long term value to Nebraskans and school children who will use it for years.
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Pew
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
June precipitation totals in Polk County and June 12 mark
Mid June rains pushed Polk County official rainfall to 3.5 inches according to observer Harold Klingman. The heaviest daily total reported was 1.0 inch on June 12, with total June precipitation listed as 31 inches.
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Polk ‘County
Harold Klingman
County Court Speeding and Offense Notices
In County Court Donald S Lidloch Omaha day speeding 75 mph 11 fine 5 costs Robert M Burton Lincoln night speeding 65 mph 11 fine Elmer F Dush Duncan no fishing permit 10 fine 5 costs Robert R Lehmanowsky Kearney failure to transfer re gistration within 10 days 10 fine 5 costs Eugene J Eichlmeier Pierce no license plates 10 fine 5 costs L J Gould Bay City Mich day speeding 75 mph 11 fine Michael L Gonsier Osceola careless driving 26 fine 5 costs David L Kropatsch Osceola count 1 speeding on county road count 2 improper use of mutli ler cutout Count 1 56 fine 5 costs count 2 10 fine Bruce Schultz Grand Island reckless driving 31 fine 5 Max Pileiss Omaha night speeding 69 mph 21 fine 5 Tuesday June 30 Siglers 10 Gissler Insurance 9 Make up game July Gas Co. 16 Record 3 July 3 Gas Co. 20 Record 9 The longest racing season in Columbus history opened Tuesday with a 17 day long card through July 25 Post time 3 30 weekdays 2 30 Saturdays 8 races daily 9 on Saturdays no racing Sundays
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Donald S. Lidloch
Omaha
Robert M. Burton
Lincoln
Elmer F. Dush
Duncan
Robert R. Lehmanowsky
Kearney
Eugene J. Eichlmeier
Pierce
Bruce Schultz
Grand Island
Max Pileiss
Columbus
Harold Davis injures two heels in mishap at Ridge homes
Harold Davis of Consumers fell while entering Russell Anderson's Ridge homes, slipped on a pole at 11 90, and broke both heels and a left ankle. He underwent surgery in Lincoln and was later hospitalized at Annie Jeffrey Hospital where recovery began. A separate note mentions D H Thelander, seaman apprentice USN, serving at Point Mugu, California. Joe Martin show to spotlight Gresham dedication with barbecue and dance for the town’s new housing project on July 15.
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Harold Davis
Consumers
Russell Anderson
Lincoln
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Joe Martin
Gresham
Radiological Monitoring Instructors Certified In Polk County
Jim Majors and Glen Green of Osceola and Roy Wyman of Shelby have completed courses and been certified by the University as qualified instructors for radiological monitoring. Majors, Polk County civil defense director, previously finished an adult education course to teach a 124 hour survival preparedness program. A E Bodine, county Savings Bond chair, reports Series E and H cash sales totaling $217,840 in five months, 37.3 percent of the annual quota, with May sales of $22,256 as the Treasury drive runs through July 4.
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Jim
Glen Green
Osceola
Roy Wyman
Shelby
Polk County Civilia Sense
Avil Defense
A. E. Bodine
Savings Bond Committee
Treasury Department
Accidents Injure Four Locals Near Osceola and Byron Johnson Corner
Mrs. Marlene Fusby of Osceola and Myron Hiemer of Shelby were injured Friday morning when their vehicle went out of control near the Chris Huggler home. Mrs. Fusby was hospitalized with a head injury, then transferred to Clarkson Memorial in Omaha. An early Saturday collision at Byron Johnson corner injured Mrs. Mervin Ransom and her daughter and Mr. Edward Wagner and Cecelia Wagner, with head injuries reported and both cars badly damaged. Ransom passengers wore seat belts.
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Marlene Fusby
Osceola
Myron Hiemer
Shelby
Chris Huggler
Fusby
Annie Jeffrey
Clarkson
Byron Johnson
Mervin Ransom
Edward Wagner
Cecelia
Nebraskan pride shines on returning from trip area crops praised
The author reflects on a Canadian and Nebraska journey. He notes improved countryside enterings and strong wheat crops in the Dakotas, southern Manitoba, and mid Nebraska. Observes 80s day and 50s nights, and recalls editoric work as well as local pride.
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Nebraaia
Ralph
Beermann
Bill
Roman Hruska
Pean Bill
Noot
Nebraska
Mid
Dakotas
South Dakota
Manitoba
Training courses set for July under Manpower Act
Courses scheduled in July include Office Machine Operator starting July 13, Agriculture Business Related Training and Gas and Electric Appliance Repair both starting July 27. Additional programs begin in August and September, with federal funds covering trainee living expenses and applications via State Employment Office.
Storm damages Osceola as severe weather hits Polk County
A violent early morning storm rips through Osceola causing widespread damage. Power outages persist, trees uprooted, and limbs litter streets while rain totals reach 1.80 to 2.20 inches. Window splinters at a kindergarten, a leaning Samaritan Village antenna redirected skyward, and a cancelled swim lesson mark impacts. volunteers mobilize to clear debris and restore services.
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Osceola
Samaritan
Nebraska
Whip -O-creme
Paul Monson
Polk county fair details outline in Osceola Record notice
The Polk County fair August six to eight is moving quickly per secretary Ray Conrad. Fairbook distribution to trade readers and Polk county residents includes The Record and a sample copy with name and address printed on the paper or mailing envelope.
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Polk County
Silver Creek
Clarks
Osceola
Fairbook
Ray Conrad
Remier Coteln
Osceola Gift Days promote local deals and prizes
The Record lists Gift Days certificates with unique numbers linked to local stores. Shoppers compare numbers with those in the businesses to win 80 to 100 gift certs. Numbers are drawn by the Chamber of Commerce and kept secret until 9 a.m. Friday then posted, encouraging residents to explore Osceola merchants.
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Osceola
Osceola Record
Chamber of Commerce
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