Centennial Celebration Plans Highlight Kathy's Column
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
1
Time Capsule Letters Due June 2
The Osceola Record notes a 304 stainless steel time capsule with automatic wire feed welding by Albert Tietmeyer using argon gas. It will hold the Centennial Book Osceola Records and letters from residents. families are asked to mail or deliver letters and a photo to the Record Office by Friday June 2 at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tietmeyer
General Welding Service
Osceola
Centennial Headquarters Open for Centennial Week Activities
Centennial Headquarters will operate during the three day Centennial in the former Nora’s Gift Shop building. Staff will assist with questions, book sales and orders and sell tickets plates and medallions. Centennial plates arrive June 1 with 144 ordered. Plates feature burnt orange court house standpipe and transportation imagery. Saddle Club sells two medallions: silver-nickel for $1 and sterling silver in a lithite block for $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Saddle Club
Heritage of a Pioneer's Dream honored Osceola pageant
The Osceola pageant Heritage of a Pioneer's Dream drew a full house on Thursday and Friday. Cast members portrayed early Osceola settlers with period songs and props, led by overall chairwoman Mrs. John Inness and director. The program featured Narrators John Inness Bob Mills and Bill Norton with a large cast and stage crew coordinating scenery props signs and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Bachenberg
Truman
Marjorie
Rachel
Tim
Arnie Dowling
Charles Hayes
Cindy
Steve Monson
Clark Snodgrass
Debbie Jones
Scott Walgren
Osceola
Query
Davis
Blake
Stan van Hoosen
Larry Theis
Evan Wieseman
Bill Zedicher
Bill Howe
Dick Watts
Glen Cederberg
Rex Cadwallader
Terry Anderson
Dana Boden
Steve Johnson
Duane Oquist
Chuck Lemp
Dave Watts
Don Andelt
Doug Jones
al Stroup
Ray Watts
Alan Sipes
Michael van Hoosen
Joe Fjell
Lloyd Fjell
Bert Gissler
Wallace Monson
Philip Nyberg
Lee Ray Augustine
Russel Sigler
Paul Walgren
Leonard Davidson
Robert Peterson
Brenda
Timmy
Matthew
Merv Ransom Jr
Levert Oquist
Debby
Becky Theis
Raymond Gestrine
Harold A. Nelson
Danny Bond
Rob Sterup
Kent Rodene
Sheldon Bond
Rick Morris
Amy Johnson
Melanie Oquist
Janet Wieseman
Dean Henricksen
John Fujan
Warren Campbell
Beth Fjell
Otto Nelson
Dale Nahrstedt
John Inness
Gaylene Carlson
Julie Carlson
Mary Cerny
Mitch Coffin
Sue Eikenhorst
Linda Johnson
Dale Kreis
Norm Larson
Cindy Nahrstedt
Nancy Oquist
Carita Peterson
Jody Rowan
Debbie Tenniges
Lorre Wobig
David
Shari Augustine
Debra Baer
Darrce Becker
Kim Boden
Sheila Boden
Camila
Michael
Steve Bryan
Barbie Cerny
Tami Hofbauer
Patricia Jenn
Debbie
Raymond Kepner
Raymond Lindblade
Lillian McDonald
Paul Monson
Harriett Johnson
Catherine Norton
Holly Grossnicklaus
Ray. Querry
Marjorie Bachenberg
Cindy Hays
Charles Hays
Arnold Dowling
Rachel Bachenberg
Ruth
Carrie Nation
Kenneth Sipes
Otto Olson
Art McVeigh
Lester Anderson
W. W. Norton
Richard Howe
Joe Fieli
Virgil Bughes
Bob Mills
W. H. Norton
Barber Shop
Vance Toline
Wesley Peterson
Alfred Hanson
Parade draws 53 entries in Osceola area float event
Parade chair Bill Zedicher has gathered over 53 entries for the adult parade set for Saturday afternoon June 3. Floats will come from across Nebraska and Osceola with drives and volunteers needed. contact Bill immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Zedicher
Nebraska
Osceola
Bill
Warn kids about quiet animals and rabies risk
Parents urged to warn children about tame looking wild animals as they may carry rabies a deadly disease that affects nerve cells and can be transmitted through bites or saliva contact with open wounds. The article stresses danger from small animals appearing friendly and the need for caution around them.
OHS Alumni Banquet Draws 460 Attend Reunion
Mary Ellen Warwick Halstead of the OHS 1947 class served as toastmistress as 460 graduates and alumni gathered for the annual dinner and reunion on May 27 at the auditorium. Officers and speakers from multiple classes participated with Ada Bense Lindquist addressing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Warwick Halstead
OHS
Winnifred Johnson Creedan
Vernon Serenius
Neil Dawes
Raymond Crossant
Jim Ste
Rabies overview and preventive steps from Dr. Clarence Davis Jr
The article outlines two rabies disease stages: initial fury followed by a quiet docile period in wild animals. It advises early vaccination, explains when treatment is necessary, and lists must do procedures if bitten including killing the animal, preserving it, refrigerating the corpse, and contacting a doctor. It stresses keeping children from handling wild animals and vaccinating pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis Jr
Polk County
Osceolans Gain Degrees at Platte College Ceremony
Polk County grads from Platte College ceremony Friday evening May 26 earned degrees and certificates. Commencement speaker Tom Allan World-Herald roving reporter. Associate in Arts went to Clyde Reichwein and David Rosenberry. Associate in Applied Science to Linda Becker Christina Zedicher and Loren Oberg. Secretarial Science certificates to Bonnie Jones and Sandra Rosenberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Platte College
Tom Allan
World- Herald
Clyde C. Reichwein
David L. Rosenberry
Shelby
Linda A. Becker
Christina M. Zedicher
Osceola
Loren E. Oberg
Stromsburg
Bonnie L. Jones
Silver Creek
Sandra R. Rosenberry
Home Food Preservation Course Offered This Summer
A home study course in canning and freezing runs from June 5 to August 12. Lessons cover freezing fruits and vegetables and prepared foods, canning, jams and preserves, pickles and relishes. Pamphlets and assignments go out Mondays with due Fridays, and new work follows completion of prior lessons. Open to all. participants must submit name, address, and phone to the Extension Office by June 1.
Shelby Man Dies in Two Car Collision Near Columbus
A two car crash at U.S. 81 and Highway 64 seven miles south of Columbus at about 10 45 p m killed Henry N Smith 80 of Route 2 Shelby The other driver William L Micek 27 of Route 1 Bellwood and Rose Smith 70 of Route 2 Shelby were hospitalized along with two occupants in the Smith car Investigating troopers were Dennis C Hansen Wolfe and Kruse and all were taken to Behlen Hospital by Columbus rescue unit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 81
Columbus
Henry N. Smith
Rt. #2
Shelby
William L. Micek
Rt #1
Bellwood
Rose Smith
Micek
Behlen Hospital
Donna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frau
Kathy
Centennial
Ada Bense Lindquist
Edith Richards
Osceolans
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