Osceola High School Class of 1921 Reunion at Anderson Home
The 1921 Osceola High School graduating class gathered at the Stromsburg home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Anderson. Seventeen members attended plus sponsor Orville Ritchey and teacher Miss Alice Carpenter. Several members unable to attend were listed and six members are noted as deceased. The gathering featured reminiscences and visiting with Lillian Wieseman visiting a recovering brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola High School
Edwin Anderson
Stromsburg
Dwight Alverson
Ennis
Texas
Guy Anderson
Lara Timm
Herman Anderson
Laura Schmoker Delfs
Florence Mentink Watts
Osceola
Irman Heald Daley
Merna
Charles Hastings
Maudie Davis
Hollywood
Calif
Walter Hager
Mabel Obrist
Lincoln
Raymond Hartz
Dorothy Douglas
Mitchell
Hensen
Ethel Mace
Central City
Marvel Merrick
Laramie
Wyo
Henry Strickland
Mary Rothermal
Silver Creek
Leon Vance
Wahoo
Marl Timm
Ed Anderson
Margaret Lind
Orville Ritchey
Hastings
Alice Carpenter
Waltham
Mass
Millard Ball
John Fillman
California
Martha Imhoff Malcom
Wash
Mildred Crowe Mason
Idaho Springs
Colo
Elmer
Butch) Hanson
el Paso
Tex
Elsie Johnson Ecker
Omaha
Christina Imhoff Schutt
Columbus
Thelma Hanshen Burke
Local Social Rounds Highlight Visits and Graduations
Wayland Mr and Mrs Jim Campbell and Brad of McCook join Mr and Mrs Leon Johnson and girls for a steak fry. Craven Streams host supper with Stamps Gill Glenmora La Arnold Gill Anne York. Wayne Carlson graduates in Hanley Falls Minn with Gonnerman group returning home. Various dinners and visits include Chicago Shelby Rising City Ravenna Osceola Lincoln and Nebraska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Campbell
Brad
McCook
Leon Johnson
Calmar Stephenson
Craven Streams
Stamps Gill
Glenmora
Arnold Gill
Anne
York
Ted Gonnerman
Tom Gonnerman
Joel
Wayne Carlson
Hanley Falls
Minn
Kate Homolka
Columbus
Raymond Beebe
Ormund Moore
Bill Beebe
Bill Jardine
Lincoln
Elroy Hoffman
Floyd Jacobsen
Larry
Elmer Schuknecht
Gary Nienkamp
Social notes from York and vicinity feature gatherings and visits
Mrs. Lavina Kopke hosts phone contacts while numerous guests visit and dine across Stromsburg York and Osceola. Families including the Kopkes Bond Rosenberrys and Wisoms attend picnics addresses and weekend visits with relatives in Lincoln Seward Estes Park and Stromsburg. Merry Workers meet May 26 at Paul Bonds home with devotions and a September return date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Spalding
Melinda Luschsinger
Columbus
Doug Colbergs
Lincoln
Paul Bonds
Cassia Stephenson
Stromsburg
Calmar Stephenson
Old Bond
Fremont
Fay Rosenberry
Ronald Eklund
Lloyd Powell
Chula Vista
Calif
Powells
Gresham
Hubert Demel
Central City
Craven Stream
Kirk Lott
Lee Anderson
Osceola
Mike Beebe
Raymond Beebe
Floyd Jacobsen
York
Elroy Hoffmans
Peter Kopke
Kopke
Seward
Claud Heaston
Newton
Kansas
Arnold Gill
Evan Hall
Estes Park
Colorado
Velma Bennet
Waco
Nellie Downey
Bill Robenson
Fay
Robert Barr
Fay Rosenberrys
Robert Anderson
Chrisie
Lyle Johnson
Polk
Larry Johnson
Grand Island
Carolyn Kealiher
Russell Johnson
Lowell Hanson
Chris Paulson
Gene Ziek
Paul Bond
Carl Johnsons
James Wisdom
Esther Pierson
Ryan Hill Country Club
Ardhie Eklund
Merry
Nebraska Farmers Lose Tax Relief Bid in Legislature
Capitol Report notes that Nebraskan farmers and ranchers faced failure to override Governor Exon’s vetoes of two property tax reform bills. LB 573 failed by two votes, LB 256 passed after a delay, leaving farmers bearing heavy personal property taxes and hindering tax relief amid reapportionment changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Paul the. Nebrocken Brees
Nebraska
J. J. Exon
Lincoln
Omaha
Logan County Named for General John A. Logan
A map of central and western Nebraska shows Logan County named for General John A. Logan who in 1868 designated May 30 as Decoration Day, later adopted by Congress as Memorial Day. Logan led the Grand Army of the Republic and was a prominent Union veteran figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County
Nebraska
Logan
Lincoln County
Custer County
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veterans’ Organization
Congress
Memorial Day Observances in Logan County Nebraska
The piece traces Decoration Day origins in Logan County from 1885 and Gandy to Stapleton, noting early observances in 1887 and 1896 and detailing a 45- wagon procession to McCain Cemetery honoring Union veterans D C Kelley August Belton James Gilkison and C H Lane. It notes General Logan’s possible Nebraska ties and related county namesakes in Colorado and Kansas.
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Gressman
Illinois
James G. Blaine
Logan
Logan County
Nebraska
Gandy
Stapleton
Union Pacific
Cora Daugherty
Nebraska State Historical Society
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Roby
GAR
McPherson County
J. E. Morrow
J. H. Derreyberry
McCain Cemetery
D. C. Kelley
August Belton
James Gilkison
C. H. Lane
the Pioneer
D. P. Wilcox
Nebraskaland Chimney Rock Erosion Formation
Chimney Rock near Bayard rises about 500 feet above lowlands. Geologists say the feature formed from roughly two million years of erosion. The description frames its origin as a long geologic history in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
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Lillian Wieseman
Fred Wieseman
Wayland
Lavina Kopke
Capitol Report
Nebraska Public Power District
Ingersoll Des Moines
Iowa
Greek Technical Institute
Ryder School
Local Information Office
Ryder
Our
Home Office
Chicago, Ill
CNY
Federal Land Bank Association
Columbus, Nebraska
Office of
Norton and
Norton
Georgetown
Dale Hopwood
Shelby
Darrin Michael
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Nebraskaland
Folger's Mountain Grown Coffee
Jack & Jill
Ale Ec
Jack & JH
Atul Trg
Niagara
Golden Valley
Troden Valley
RITZ
Rell Pky
Nestle's
Florida
Valencia
Sunkist
Libby
Tini
IDLK
Jor
General Mills Franken
America
Aree Et Food Center
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