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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1947

Page

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Osceola High Adds Vocational Agriculture Department

Osceola High School announces a new Vocational Agriculture program. A remodeled farm mechanics shop replaces part of the old gym, and a dedicated classroom opens for activities from animal husbandry to farm management. About 20 boys have signed up for fall classes. others interested should contact instructor Donald E. Manson or Superintendent L. B. Hamson.

Future Farmers of America The Osceola High School Abboutt Osceola Donald E. Manson L. B. Hamson

Osceola Gun Club Blue Rock Shoot at W Fair Grounds

The Osceola Gun Club hosts a Blue Rock Shoot at the W Fair Grounds on Sunday afternoon July 20 at 1 00 p m. Participants will compete in clay target events under afternoon sun with prizes for top scorers.

Osceola Gun Club Wfair

St Vincent Church Sunday Mass and Youth Communion

Sunday Mass at St Vincent Church is at 8 a m with a Communion Sunday for children and youth. Weekday Mass follows at 7 15 a m and St Andrew Mission offers a 9 30 a m service.

ST. Vincent Church St. Andrew Mission

Methodist Church Youth Fellowship at Exeter Camp Ground

The District Youth Fellowship Rally will be held next Sunday afternoon and evening July 20 at the new Camp Ground north of Exeter. Rev. G. A. Randall, pastor, invites all young people to call if they plan to attend.

Methodist Church G. A. Randall Exeter

Transfiguration Sunday Services at St. Paul Lutheran Church

Maurice L Swenson pastor leads Sunday School Bible Class at 10 a m and Divine Worship at 11 a m. Quest Pastor John W Oberg of Concordia Church Chicago Luther League meets Thursday at 8 15 p m with Bert Gisslens and Laury Olveen as entertainment.

ST. Paul

Bates Bed Spread New Designs Shown at Steeple’s Store

Steeple’s Store unveils Bates newest bed spreads with fresh patterns and colorways for the season. Local shoppers can view the new Bates line in the bedding department and compare textures and prices.

Bates Steeple

Harvest Underway in Polk County Fields

The late harvest has started in Polk County with elevators busy handling steady grain intake. Yields run 15 to 40 bushels per acre, about last year’s level, and a two week dry spell ended with a welcome shower Sunday night aiding corn prospects.

Polk County

Osceola Beats Suttonites to Climb in Standings

Osceola town team returned to winning ways by defeating Suttonites as Hafe Meister allowed four hits. Osceola and Stromsburg both sit in a seven team league with upcoming games against Utica under lights midweek and Central City at home next Sunday.

Osceola Drubs Sutton Osceola Town Suttonites Hafemeister Stromsburg Utica Central City

Legion Team Wins Two Out of Three News From Stromsburg

Citizens and visitors gather in Stromsburg with several households hosting guests from California Oklahoma and Washington. Local families including Frost Sundberg Hoffer Poland and the Kreis clan hosted and entertained while distant relatives from North Loup Omaha and Port Townsend visited Polk County.

Legion

Move to Rename Library of Congress National Library of the United States

Dr. Luther H. Evans testifies that renaming the Library of Congress to the National Library of the United States could reflect its national scope. The collection serves Congress and the public, aiding foreign policy and research, with historic items like the Constitution and Gettysburg Address. Immigration quotas and foot and mouth disease probes feature in a wide national agenda.

Library of ‘Congress National Library of the United States Luther H. Evans Congressional House Appropriations Subcommittee Evans Iowa House Senate Congress New York Times Smithsonian Institution Congressional Library Capitol Building United States

Doris Hennings Engaged to Gerald Parks in Omaha

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hennings announce the engagement of their daughter Doris to Gerald Parks son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parks of Omaha. No wedding plans have been made.

Harry Hennings Doris Gerald Parks Arthur Parks Omaha

Extension news on proper use of 24-D sprayers and wheat storage

Farmers are urged to limit portable weed sprayers to 24-D spraying and not to use them for DDT or heavy residue solutions. Premixed water and chemicals from the district avoid clogs. DDT requires special nozzles and agitation. The note encourages opinions on expanding equipment for barns and poultry buildings. Also discussed is sick wheat, storage practices, and potential grain car supply issues. 4-H events in July and a local obituary for O F Coons are noted.

Fairview News Social Notes From The Week

Henry Galus spent several days in Canver last week and attended a friend's wedding. C L Dake is a patient in Stromsburg hospital with an infection in his leg. Marvin Mace couple honored at a River side schoolhouse shower Tuesday evening. Clarence Reitz of Holdrege visited the George Reed home for several days. Alvin Reed and family also stayed there. Evelyn Zelazny of Clarks visited the John Voichaske home for several days. Eileen Annetta and Doris Karges called Sunday afternoon at the E M Jacobsen home.

Henry Galus Canver C. L. Dake Stromsburg Marvin Mace Riverside Clarence Reitz Holdrege George Reed Alvin Reed Evelyn Zelazny Clarks John Voichaske

Hospital News from St Francis Hospital

The list reports patients hospitalized in the past week at St Francis Hospital. Medical cases include Cris F. Coons Rex Swanson William Scholz and Mac Betterton. Surgical patients are Mrs Bertha Berck Mrs Louise Monson and Miss Dorothy Deeter. Obstetrical cases involve Mrs Helen Wills and Mrs Mary Chioupek. Newborns are George Edward Willis and Melvin Eugene Chioupek. Discharges include William Scholz Dorothy Deeter Mrs Willis and son Mrs Chioupek and son.

Cris F. Coons Osceola Rex Swanson William ‘Scholz Cedar Rapids Mac Betterton Columbus Bertha Berck Louise Monson Dorothy Deeter Helen ‘Wills Mary Chioupek Rising City George Edward Willis Melvin Eugene Chioupek William Scholz Willis Mra. Chioupek

Combined Diphtheria and Tetanus Immunization Push

State health officials urge broad vaccination against diphtheria and tetanus after smallpox scares. Emphasizing safe, effective protection for children, the program notes injuries and contaminated wounds as tetanus risks and advises timely physician consultation after injuries.

State of Nebraska Dept. of Health New York City

Deer Seen Roaming Near Osceola Farm

Charles Youngstrom reports a deer roamed his fields near Osceola five miles south, an unusual sight for the area. Since it was not deer season, he allowed the animal to flee into nearby river canyons along the Blue.

Charles Youngstrom Mr. Youngstrom Osceola

Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in Ceremony

The Rebekah Lodge held installation Friday night naming officers Laura Hendrickson Noble Grand Lulu Ward Vice Grand Lillian Anderson Warden Lulu Hendrickson Conductor Mae Braithwait Chaplain Mary Locke Flag Bearer Marie Lewis Inside Guardian Edith Nelson Outside Guardian Hazel Brown Pianist Nina Bond Right Supporter to Noble Grand Sybilla Hochkiss Right Supporter to Vice Grand Edith Smith Left Supporter Allegra Johnson

Rebekah Lodge Laura Hendrickson Noble Grand Lulu Ward Lillian Anderson Lulu Hendrickson Mae Braithwait Mary Locke Marie Lewis Inside Guardian Edith Nelson Outside Guardian Hazel Brown Nina Bond Sybilla Hochkiss Edith Smith Allegra Johnson

Wesley Chapel WSCS Meeting Set For July 24

Wesley Chapel WSCS plans a meeting next Thursday July 24 with Mrs Leona Dawes. The Friendly Neighbor Club met last Wednesday with Mrs Harry Sterrup. Next gathering will be with Mrs Mauritz Swanson. Wisconsin visitors Mr and Mrs Kermit Johnson called on the Dick Merrick family. Oklahoma visitors Mr and Mrs Joe Jones visited Elmer Carter and the Victor Sterrup family with John’s family. Kansas City relatives Mr Clifton Sumate and son and Mrs Bernita Whitney of Sioux City Iowa visited the Thompson home last week.

Wesley Chapel WSCS Leona Dawes Friendly Neighbor Club Harry Sterrup Mauritz ‘Swanson Kermit Johnson Wisconsin Dick Merrick Joe Jones Oklahoma Elmer Carter Victor Sterrup John Clifton Sumate Kansas City Bernita Whitney Sioux City Iowa David Thompson

Cambridge Flood Relief Drive gains cross town support

Extension Directors discuss a joint drive by four towns and 4-H leaders to raise Cambridge flood relief funds. A Stromsburg drive backs 4-H participation. In Polk County the four towns collected 639.10 in house to house canvassing and street solicitation with substantial support from local business groups and civic clubs totaling 408.98 so far. organizers expect 1200 to 1500 from organized solicitations and private gifts, aiming to finish in three to four days.

Cambridge Stromsburg Rialto Theatre Green Fredrickson Polk Max Thelen Shelby Dick Nelson Phil Nyberg Osceola H Club Jeanette Cramer Sheralee Hill Virginia Harding Shirley Stevens Carlyn Strand Marilyn Hahn Marlyce Shostrom Marlene Anderson Marilyn Olson LaVonne Anderson Marcia Johnson Harriet Bush Marie LaVelle Mary Lou Sandall Giwenda Fae Ramp Shirley Hahn Donna Maa Stohl Jeanelle Kroger Bonnie Gibbins Janet Zedicher Maxine Mickey Vernette Ferris Women's Civic Improvement Club Commercial Club Women’s Legion Auxiliary Polk County

Greens Chapel Jolly Workers host family picnic at Buckley Park

Community notes list numerous local residents visiting relatives across nearby towns including Maribeth Powell in Omaha and Miss Betty Lou Clayman with Mrs. Vaughn Deay. Several families from North Loup Fullerton Seward Swede Home and Lincoln attended gatherings and council meetings.

Donald Carol Annyas Myrna Waller Jess Waller North Loup Edward Crossant James McKeag Horace McKeag Elizabeth Russell Fullerton Nancy Hartman Ross Gillan Seward Andrew Hanson Milton Lloyd Adelson Lawrence Anderson Katherine Anderson Howard McKeag Geo. L. Steaver Alvin Burke Lloyd Lindgren Douglas Steever Lincoln Steever V.F.W BrdBke Berggren Claude Boot Jim Patty Garnet Kansas Irvin Larson Lindas Lewis Berggren Allen Will Fox California Hoffer Obrist Torell Hennings

Mens Wolverine Work Shoes at Steeple's Store

Steeple's Store advertises mens Wolverine work shoes available in all sizes. Footwear aimed at durable daily use, stocking a full range for workers seeking sturdy safety features and reliable grip.

Mens Wolverine Steeple’s

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