Banquet Marks 50th OHS Class Reunion at Osceola
Dr Charles W Jeffrey OHS alumnus and 1902 graduate called the Rawlins Wyoming event perfect as 600 attendees joined a 50th anniversary banquet for all Osceola High School alumni spouses and friends. Ray Sedlak won election as commander of William Wolfe Post 91 American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Jeffrey
OHS
Rawlins, Wyoming
Ray Sedlak
Wm. Wolfe
The
American Legion
Local Students Enter All State Music Course
Sharon Berck Anita Branting Caroline Rhodes and Herman Anderson leave today for a three week music course at All State. Evelyn Drog daughter of Mr and Mrs John Drog of St Edward married Donald Schott son of Mr and Mrs E C Schott on May 7 at St Edward Catholic Church. Mr and Mrs W F Eisemann of Philadelphia Pa welcome a second son born June 1. Mrs Albert Timm travels to spend time with her daughter and family.
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Sharon Berck
Anita Branting
Caroline Rhodes
Herman Anderson
Evelyn Drog
John Drog
St. Edward
Donald Schott
E. C. Schott
St. Edward Catholic Church
W. F. Eisemann
Philadelphia
Albert Timm
Nebr State Patrol officer ordered to active duty June 10
Lieutenant Oscar G. Hedberg of the Nebr state patrol now at North Platte is ordered to report for active duty June 10 as a commissioned officer. He previously held the rank of captain in World War I. Edward M. Watts dies at his Osceola home, age 66.
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Oscar G. Hedberg
Nebr
State Patrol
North Platte
Edward M. Watts
Osceola
Local Socials Highlight Mrs Deverne Rodene’s Shovel of Gifts
Misses Elaine Bond and Carylis Swanson hosted a linen shower Saturday at Wesley Koehler home for Mrs Deverne Rodene of Denver, a recent bride. Rodene also received a kitchen shower at Mrs Harry Rodene’s Friday. Miss Mary McFadden traveled to Columbus to attend Business College. Herman Bohl, moving from his two year shoe repair business, closed shop and went to Columbus for new employment.
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Elaine Bond
Carylis Swanson
Wesley Koehler
Deverne Rodene
Denver
Beauty parlor opens in old bank building
June 9 1932 Miss Eleanor Petr of Clarkson and Miss Birdie Hurdum of Blair open a beauty parlor in the second story rooms of the former Surety State Bank building. Ruth Bond attends six weeks summer school at the State University in Lincoln. John Miller transfers to Oakland as sales supervisor for Iowa Nebraska Light and Power. Mr and Mrs Howard Herbes purchase the Prague Herald and will take possession July 1. Relatives surprise Mr and Mrs Paul Engelhardt on June 6 celebrating their second wedding anniversary.
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Eleanor Petr
Clarkson
Birdie Hurdum
Blair
Surety State Bank
Ruth Bond
Lincoln
The
State University
John Miller
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Oakland
Howard Herbes
Prague Herald
Prague
Nebr
Paul Engelhardt
Local Bank Moves. New Home and Building Open
In 1922 Osce notes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schaber. Clarence Miller leaves for Strassburg Colorado for the summer to manage crops. The Surety Bank closes and Farmers State Bank of Osce opens in new quarters on the square. Officers listed N L Nelson president P W Horst cashier Kenneth Cornish assistant cashier. C A Olson builds a new two story home on State Street near the Monson place. Construction led by J F Jackson with masonry by Frank Shelmadine.
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Otto Schaber
Clarence Miller
Strassburg
Colo
P. W. Horst
Kenneth Cornish
C. A. Olson
State St
A. ©. Monson
J. F. Jackson
Frank Shelmadine
Polk County Plant Clinic to Aid with Disease Problems
A plant disease clinic is scheduled for Polk County on Tuesday, June 12 at 1 30 p m at the County Extension Office. John Weihing Extension Plant Pathologist will assist with identification and control recommendations. Bring a diseased leaf sample for analysis and discuss lawn garden or shrub issues with Weihing.
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Polk County
John Weihing
College of Agriculture
Weihing
State 4 H Club Week Debuts In Nebraska June
Four hundred Nebraska 4-H members attend the annual State 4-H Club Week at the University of Nebraska Center for Continuing Education June 12 to 15 1962. The theme Beyond the 4 H Horizon emphasizes citizenship responsibilities and career opportunities with speakers and Timely Topics contest entrants. Osceola’s Chris Carlson competes in the boys division while Polk County delegates Beverly Wieseman Doris Swanson Natalie Hahn and Glen Dobberstein receive trip awards.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Chris Carlson
Osceola
Polk County
Beverly Wieseman
Doris Swanson
Stromsburg
Natalie Hahn
Glen Dobberstein
Polk
Pasteurization season warning warns against amino triazole use
University of Nebraska agronomist John Furrer warns amino triazole will kill most plants it touches and may accumulate in milk and meat products. He advises spot treatment for small patches of undersizable pasture plants and restricts grazing for six months after pasture applications. For thistles he recommends 2 4 D ester at one pound per acre and suggests applying now for best results.
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John Furrer
Extension Agronomist
University of Nebraska
Furrer
University
Milkweed and Dogbane Control Tips From Nebraska Expert
University of Nebraska Extension agronomist John Furrer says Amino triazole is among the most satisfactory chemicals for controlling milkweed and can be used on dogbane though the kill is temporary and reappears next year. He notes 2,4-D and 2,4,5-D give strong dogbane kill but shallow root impact, and re-treatment is advised as dogbane regrows to 1–2 feet. Also watch for easy credit claims and plan family budgets to avoid overcommitment to installments. prioritize basic needs, savings, and emergencies.
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John Furrer
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Furrer
Home Agent News Watch
Plan for Important Items and Off Grain Fabrics
Plan focuses on budgeting for debts and warns about off grain printed fabrics. Printing often not perfectly on grain due to production speed, leaving risk of sagging or stretching. Consumers should inspect fabric from bolt, ensure tears follow pattern, and avoid off grain prints to prevent poor fit.
Family dinner draws forty relatives at To bias
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Green and family joined about 40 relatives for a Sunday dinner at To bias. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vorce of Phoenix. Jimmy and Sharon Green returned from a two week visit with grandparents and aunt in Exeter.
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Glen Green
Tobias
Marvin Vorce
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy
Sharon Green
James Loukota
Mamie Loukota
Exeter
L. L. Ler
Ora Elm
Portland
Ore
Linda McBeth
James McBeths
Osceola
School Concert Highlights Local Talent in Fort Collins
May 15 concert at the Fort Collins high school auditorium featured Linda playing violin in intermediate and advanced groups. Guests included J. B. Heckman of Osceola and families from Emporia Kansas and Kearney. Douglas Bergren and family returned to Minneapolis after Memorial Day visit.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Linda
J. B. Heckman
Osceola
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