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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1973

Page

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Urban mixup and fair photo highlights from local notes

Joyce RECORD corrects a Pee Wee ball photo misidentification linking Randy Urban to catcher duties while Ray Urban is noted as a Osceola midget player. The editor recalls taking hospital baby photos including nephew Layne and mentions AkSar-Ben representatives at the Polk County Fair for Pioneer Farm Award and 4-H beef judging pictures.

Urban Brothers Ray Ray Urban Janet Randy Urban Pee Wee’s Osceola Urbans Layne AkSar- Ben Fairgrounds Polk County Fair Rye

Ladies Open Tournament Hosts Multiple Clubs and Winners

The ladies open event on July 17 drew fifty four participants with clubs from Valley View Central City Riverside Seward Columbus Albion Neligh David City Wood River and Ryan Hill. Doris Johnson of Central City and Mary Lou Stallings of Ryan Hill led medalist honors as top out of town and Ryan Hill finishers respectively. Flight winners included Ruby Haas and Nancy McDonald with multiple prize categories and a post tournament buffet served at 12 30.

Valley View Central City Riverside Seward Columbus Albion Neligh David City Wood River Ryan Hill Out of Town Doris Johnson Mary Lou Stallings Ruby Haas Fran Carlson Francis Heins Nancy McDonald Ethel Haney Pat Robinson Olga Westerhoff Mary Lou Schott Catherine Demel Margaret Bittinger Arcie Hays Carolyn Nordberg Birdie Esther Hendrickson Edith Smig Vicki Wishart Joan Beebe Harriet Johnson Marie Beebe Dee Heyen Jackie Smith Candy Hall

County approves courthouse office moves to optimize space

County Commissioners on June 5 approved reallocating offices in the courthouse. The County Superintendent will move to the space vacated by the Selective Service office, the Extension Office to the former Superintendent space, and the Highway Superintendent to the old Extension area. LeRoy G. Gerrard begins as Highway Superintendent August 1, and the plan prioritizes field operations.

County Extension Department Burdette Flodman Stromsburg Carl R. H. Johnson Osceola LeRoy G. Gerrard Don Sigler Sigler County Superintendent of Schools Selective Service Office

Unavailability of Buyers May Cancel Polk 4-H Livestock Sale

The Polk County Fair faces possible cancellation of the 4-H livestock sale due to a lack of buyers though overall fair preparations run on schedule. County Extension Agent Don Sigler notes potential delays in a final decision, with announcements expected later this week as exhibitor numbers seem high and garden displays may shrink due to price concerns. The 4-H dress revue occurred at Salem Lutheran Church in Stromsburg with integrated judging and modeling, and the 4-H king and queen will be crowned Sunday afternoon.

Polk County Don Sigler Sigler Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg

Nebraska Law Requires Immunization for School Children

Nebraska unicameral passes LB 173 and LB 546 making immunizations mandatory for all children entering school this fall up to age twelve. The guideline outlines DTP TD polio measles and rubella requirements with boosters and notes physician guidance remains important. Parents should arrange vaccinations promptly and present updated records at school.

Nebraska

Chamber of Commerce to host community sign painting event

The Chamber of Commerce will oversee a sign painting evening on Monday, July 30. Members and non-members are urged to participate painting city road signs. Ron Christensen, president, emphasized turnout is key to the event's success. painters should meet at 7:00 p.m. on the south side of the square.

Chamber of Commerce Ron Christensen

1890 fire bell to be erected at museum grounds

Work continues on the sod house at the museum as the 1890 fire bell, stamped 1890, is set for permanent display. The bell remains Fire Department property while being erected, funded by the Mrs Burt Lewis memorial, with time capsule cementing planned for Saturday.

Jim Lewis Burt Lewis

Rain Delays Pee Wee Baseball Play In Osceola

Rain postpones most Pee Wee baseball and softball games across the area. Osceola teams advance in the opening rounds while weather disrupts the rest and shifts schedules for the week including district tournaments and Legion events.

Osceola Polk Shelby Gresham Duane Tenniges Doug Sterup Randy Lienemann Robbie Watts Ulysses Waco Rising City Benedict

Central City Man Involved In Afternoon Accident

Curtis Howard of Central City was in a one car crash July 19 two miles west of Osceola near Paul Walgren farm. He was alone in a pickup that left the road traveled 54 feet through the air struck a telephone pole, broke a tree limb, and landed on its side in a roadside ditch. Marion Johnston investigated the scene.

Curtis Howard Central City Osceola Paul Walgren Howard Marion Johnston

Death of Michael Krivohlavek in Orangeburg at under two

Word has been received of the unexpected death of Michael Krivohlavek of Orangeburg South Carolina. He was the grandson of Mrs Velma Treadway and was under two years old.

Michael Krivohlavek Orangeburg South Carolina Velma Treadway Michael

Grand Island Man Dies in Omaha Electric Line Accident

Kenneth Wombacher age 29 from Grand Island died Wednesday in an electric line crew accident in Omaha. Funeral services were held Saturday at Sacred Heart Church Shelby with burial in the parish cemetery. Survived by wife two children two stepchildren his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Wombacher of Shelby seven brothers and five sisters.

Kenneth Wombacher Grand Island Omaha Sacred Heart Church Shelby Ray Wombacher

Services for Mrs Pete Stromberg Held in Central City

Services were held Wednesday at Salt and Byers Funeral Home in Central City for Mrs Pete Stromberg who died Sunday afternoon at the nursing home. Burial followed in Swede Home Cemetery. Surviving are her husband and six children including Mervin Stromberg of Osceola and Mrs Keith Colson of Stromsburg.

Pete Stromberg Central City Salt and Byers Swede Home Mervin Stromberg Osceola Keith Colson Stromsburg

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Joyce Everett Smith Pat Miller Orville Dodds Lucille O‘santowski Ron Christen Sen Helen Hoffman Stuart Nelson Grace Rutter NT Tay Mike Senn Lynn Boden Bob Johnston County Extension Office Barb Peterson C. of Clarks Johnny Zelasney Daryl Nelson Aurora Legion Tourney St. Paul
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