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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1946

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High Wheat Yields Reported Across County

Elevators report the 1946 small grain harvest is above average. First wheat at Polk elevator tested 60 pounds guiding 30 bushels per acre from 17 acres owned by Paul Stevens. Osceola area yields reach 40 to 47 bushels per acre from 35 acres on the Walter Berck farm. other farms show similar strong results. Moisture around 60 pounds per bushel and under 14 percent. Grain storage and car shortages noted as widespread with cars in short supply.

Polk Paul Stevens Osceola Everette Smith Gordon Fredrickson Walter Berck Leo Kresha Shelby Polk County Crop Improvement Association Norman Tooker Silver Creek de Verne Christensen Duncan Milton Thomas Dorothy Jean Peterson Stromsburg Marjorie Brazee Maxine Grossnicklaus Rosalie Ekstrom Clarks Nebraska

Father Wagner Returns as Temporary Pastor at Osceola

Father S. G Wagner led his first mass as temporary pastor of St Vincent's Osceola and St Andrews mission. Former St Andrews pastor from eleven years ago, he previously served two years as U S Navy chaplain and will guide the Osceola parish until a permanent pastor is appointed.

S. G Wagner St Vincent’s Church Osceola St. Andrews Father Wagner U. S. Navy

Lincoln Auto Races Gate-Crashed by Local Visitors

District 18 records show Mr and Mrs Carl Benda joining Mr and Mrs Ray Benda of Los Angeles for a Lincoln trip on the 4th to attend auto races. Edmund Lassek from Omaha plans a visit with Mr and Mrs Leo Lassek. Shelby families visited the Bernts in Duncan and Ed Lisko with Phil Micek called on Mr and Mrs Alfred Bernt.

Carl Benda Ray Benda Los Angeles Lincoln Edmund Lassek Omaha Leo Lassek John Tomasivitz Ray Abbott Shelby Alfred Bernt P. W. Elliott Adolph Bernt Edward Lisko Phil Micek Duncan

New Grandson for Rosenberry Family in Stromsburg

Albert Schmoker smiles at the news of a newborn grandson born July 7 at Stromsburg Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Rosenberry. Allen Rosenberry remains under treatment in the hospital as the family shares in the birth and the visitations.

Fairview News Family Visits and Health Update

Mr and Mrs Leonard Senia and Sandra Ann Geiger of Milwaukee spent the past week at the Joe Karges home. The Hemmer family attended a reunion at the Gotlip Grousch home. The Johnston child is ill with measles. The Jennings party from Lar amie Wyoming visited the Mace home. Carlson family enjoyed Thursday at the Guildford Bryan home. Betty and Dorothy Jacobsen visited Eileen and Annetta Karges as Betty takes a nurses training vacation in Omaha.

Fairview News Leonard Senia Sandra Ann Geiger Milwaukee Joe Karges Jerome Hemmer Gotlip Grousch Wesley Johnston Lewis Jennings Bobbie Russell Mace Laramie Wyoming C. R. Carlson Guildford Bryan Betty Dorothy Jacobsen Eileen Annetta Karges Omaha

Laverne Peterson Weds Ralph E Cooper in Kansas

LaVerne Maxine Peterson and Ralph Edward Cooper of Lincoln marry at the Marysville Methodist Church on July 6. The bride, a Osceola High School and Lincoln School of Commerce alumna, worked for Korsmeyer Co. in Lincoln. Cooper, recently discharged from overseas service, will reside in Lincoln after a wedding trip to Illinois.

Gunnard Peterson LaVerne Maxine Ralph Edward Cooper Lincoln Methodist Marysville Kansas Resler Osceola High School Lincoln School of Commerce Korsmeyer Co Cooper France Germany Points Ilinois

Sister of Osceola People Buried Sunday

Funeral services were held at Callaway Nebraska on Sunday for Mrs. Frank Klinkman who died July 4 at age 76. She was sister to Mrs. P. C. Wieseman Mrs. Laura Hendrickson and C R Timm of Osceola. Mr and Mrs Timm Dr Wieseman and Mrs Hendrickson attended.

Callaway Neb Frank Klinkman P. C. Wieseman Laura Hendrickson C. R. Timm Timm

Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Velma Johnson At Cousin’s Home

Miss Velma Johnson, a bride-to-be, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her cousin Mrs. Herman Anderson last Tuesday evening with Miss Dorothy Jones assisting. Guests enjoyed games and gifts were presented in a decorated parasol.

Velma Johnson Herman Anderson Dorothy Jones

School health drive urges early exams and vaccines

Medical notes from Polk County urge annual physicals for all students, immunizations up to date, and prompt correction of defects. The article cites school gym infections as proof children spread illnesses to peers and preschool siblings, and urges parental cooperation via physicians, PTA help, and early scheduling of exams. County extension news covers July meetings on seed grain, 4 H club updates, harvest prospects, and gardening tips.

Nebraska Johnnie’s Mary P.t.a.’S

Polk County Fair 1946 Brings Grand Stand Show and Fireworks

The Fair Management unveils a lively Polk County fair program for 1946 with a grand stand entertainment budget of 225000 dollars and two nights of fireworks priced at 500 dollars. The schedule promises excitement with no dull moments as plans unfold.

Polk County

Illness at Mayo Clinic Drives Dr Hill From Wahoo

Word reached us that Dr. Hill of Wahoo is seriously ill and has been moved to the Mayo Clinic for treatment.

Hill of Wahoo Mayo Clinic

Carl Steelquist Resigns as Polk Farmers Elevator Manager

Carl H. Steelquist, who has managed the Polk Farmers Elevator for several years, tendered his resignation to the board Saturday evening due to health reasons. He will take two to three months of rest per his doctor's orders, and the board has not announced a successor.

Carl Steelquist Polk Farmers Elevator Polk Progress Carl H. Steelquist Steelquist

Family and friends travel and news from Rockford area

A series of brief notes records relatives visiting, illness, and travel. Ernest and Louisa Johnson with Johnson family guests left for Kansas City to visit Elmer and Jim. Garrett Haverland ill in Missouri. Bill Kaeding starts work at Nordberg Produce. Ira Ready and family visit from Fort Riley. Spargo and Morrill families in Nebraska. Noreen family returns from Minnesota. Christen sen family visit with father. Elsa Olson travels to Los Angeles to visit brothers John and Axel.

Ernest Donelson Louisa Johnson Rockford Ilinois Kansas City Missouri Bill Kaeding Nordberg Stromsburg Ira W. Ready Aileen T-5 Duane QC Ready Fort Riley Kansas Robert Spargo Arnold, Neb A. C. Morrill A. L. Hackett Starr Island Cass Lake Minnesota A. Noreen Little Falls Richard Christensen Wahoo H. Christensen Elsa Olson Los Angeles California John and Axel

Polk Area Social Teems With Visits and Fourth Festivities

Fred Schmoker of Lincoln visited Osceola from Thursday to Saturday with his sister Mrs. Mark Timm. Numerous guests stayed at homes across Polk and nearby towns for the Fourth of July including Miss Geddes from Wisconsin and families from Racine. Riverside Park in Central City hosted most celebrants with a safe and sane Fourth reported. no casualties.

Fred Schmoker Lincoln Osceola Mark Timm Blanche Elwood Mgr Athbert Ryan J. W. Elwood Rex Elwood Barbara Ann Omaha DeVerne Rodene Harry Rodine Bonnie Waldo Wa- Vona Anderson DeVern Clara Horst Grand Island John Miller Bill Horst Jean Denver Wm. Mouden Geneva Clara Dierz Nellie Geddes Viroqua Wis Ervin Grossnicklaus Howard Herbes Martha Westfall Dana Westfall Hannah Hahn Harold Hanquist Arnold Blase Arthur Erickson Rhine Juhre Geraldine Racine Channa Erickson Bernice Hazel Carlson Stromsburg Alice Marie Bodine C. E. Cantrell Topeka Kansas Polk Clyde Cantrell Arlene Green York Ruth Green Virginia Wayne Glasser Tra Glasser Vergil Flodman and Son Lyman Lampshire Hordville Mabel Benjamin Will Green Linnie Shafer Ray Bottom Dean Wiemer Moline Rodolph Gustafson Mabel Dornburgh Parker Aker Josephine Lindberg Betty Glasser Janice Lindberg Jeannine Lindberg Aurora Park Jean Aker Calvin Crow Sid Crow Stromsburg Hospital Jim Whitworth Seattle Ed Coover Everette Green Arthur Stromberg Pearham Minn Julia Johnson Mahel Ornburg Myr Gerald Stevens W. A Stevens Lloyd Hann

Saturday bargains at Crouse-Tex Drug Co

Ads list Fly Dead Fly Spray 15e per pint Luckies and Chesterfields 1.30 each P A pounds 75c 10¢ batteries 2 for ice 60c Mum Deodorant 49c Sal Hepatica 9c 100 Aspirin Tablets 19c 25c Waxed Paper 19c.

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Burgess Rites Held After Stroke at Silver Creek Farm

John R Burgess born November 9 1876 near Fulton Illinois spent life in Nebraska settling near Osceola and Central City. He died after a stroke at his Silver Creek farm then burial followed at Osceola cemetery with widow Esther and two daughters surviving.

John R. Burgessg John R Burgess Fulton, IL John Nancy A. Burgess Nebraska Edd Osceola Polk County Morris Stull Central City Esther Burgess Velma F. H. Price Newman Grove Neb Lois David Christensen Carolyn Lois G Christensen Edward FE. Burgess Stockton Calif Kepner Funeral Home Rev Beebe Silver Creek Burgess

Obituary for Sarepta Brigham Pioneer Woman of Nebraska

Sarepta Moore Brigham born January 21 1863 near Viroqua Wisconsin died July 4 1946 in Lincoln Nebraska at 83.5 She moved to Nebraska in 1883 married Clarence E Brigham in 1885 and raised three children Emmet J Homer A and Inas M Moseman In Osceola and Lincoln later in Lyons she joined United Brothern and then Methodist Church She is survived by two children four grandchildren three great grandchildren three sisters and many relatives Funeral services were held July 6 1946 at the Shelby Methodist Church with burial in Osceola beside husband and infant son.

Sarepta Moore Townsend and Martha Moore Viroqua Wisconsin Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln Neb Nebraska Clarence E. Brigham Osceola Kearney Emmet J Homer A Shelby Inas M. Moseman Lyons United Brothern Church Methodist Church Clara Doerr Wis Belle Merrick Minnie Weeden Methodist

Soldiers Escape Serious Injury In Osceola Auto Crash

Richard Thomas and Anthony Monaco recently discharged soldiers escaped serious harm after losing control of their car near the Swedenburg Schoolhouse west of Osceola. They were treated at St. Francis Hospital and to continue to Chicago in a few days. the car sustained heavy damage.

Richard Thomas Anthony Monaco Swedenburg Osceola St. Francis Hospital Chicago

Osceola Pounds York In Extra Sharp Scoring Duel

In a 4 to 2 Osceola win over York, Neujahr and Kailey split pitching duties as Osceola rallies with a late burst. Burgeson drives in key runs, while Hastings and McKenzie spark the York defense in an 8th inning stand. Umpires Walstead and Ferrell preside over a 1 hour 55 minute game.

York Osceola McKenzie Gray Hastings Graff Johnson Fenster Schmoker Burgeson Neufahr Bond Kailey Neujahr Walstead Wicina Robak Hanson Feaster Bond Johnson Ah E McKenzie Geery C. Campbell KE. Graff Sheffert Schneider

Hospital News Names Local Patients Hospitalized and Discharges

The St Francis Hospital reports patients hospitalized this week across medical surgical and obstetrical units including Mrs C Kaczor Osceola Mrs E Woodard Osceola Linda Gustafson Clarks Mar dline Seberger Osceola Mrs Larry Lambe Osceola A Monaco Chicago Elmer Pehrson Osceola Dorothy McKeag Osceola Eugene Treadway Osceola newborn Cheryl Kathryn McKeag Leland Ernest Treadway and discharges Linda Gustafson Mar dline Seberger Anthony Monaco and Mrs McKeag and daughter Mrs Treadway and son.

ST. Francis Hospital C. Kaczor Osceola E. Woodard Linda Gustafson Clarks Mardline Seberger Larry Lambe A. Monaco Chicago Elmer Pehrson Dorothy McKeag Ceola Eugene Treadway Leland Ernest Treadway Marchine Seberger Anthony Monaco McKeag Mrs Treadway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wesley Chapel Albert Schmoker Vergil Rosenberry Rosenberry Allen Clair Doerr Brigham Richard Merrick Lynda Kee Annie Cerny L. M. Merrick Richard Homer Brigham George Moseman Genene Brigham Wesley Chapel Chuir Luln Burns Laverne Peterson Ralph E. Cooper Sister OF Osceola Polk County Medical Society County Extension News Merry Makers 4H Lyle Paul Strand Aed Shelby Apgreation Sarepta Brigham Drew Pearson Washington A. Gabriel Henggler Krumbach Bruckner Bogner M. Grossnicklaus Emmons Southerland Anderson Kaisley Bailey Palls Walstead & Ferrell Osceola Ab A Robak G Hanson M. Grossnick P & Rf Etroin Cmf Ane al R A & Shelby Sterup Moigrue M. Gabriel Taddiken
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