Picture rundown of 1960 alumni program participants
The 1960 Alumni group was well entertained by Emcee John Inness whose wit and humor highlighted the program numbers.
09 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
1
The 1960 Alumni group was well entertained by Emcee John Inness whose wit and humor highlighted the program numbers.
Students who ordered annuals may pick up copies at the high school Saturday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. Staff will assist with distribution. A $1.50 balance is due. Names will be listed for deposits, no slip needed. An autograph exchange is encouraged by gathering at one time.
Carl Rudolph Appleton 73 of Swede Home Community died Monday at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Calvary Ev Lutheran Swede Home with burial in Swede Home Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Jim Sterup of Clarks welcomed a baby boy Jerald Matthew born June 6 weighing 9 pounds 5 1 2 ounces mother Joan Johnson. Lynn Ellen born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Gary Wiltse of Quietus Montana. Chloryce Ode longtime Osceola Home Ec. teacher remembered. Kim Arnold born May 26 to Mr and Mrs Milan Blase Hampton weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Terri Lyn born June 3 to Mr and Mrs Harold Bowman Bradshaw weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces.
Rev E A Kiel will move from Osceola to Hastings Nebraska to serve as Associate Pastor and Minister of Education at First Methodist Church. He will lead Christian Education and youth work with appointment confirmed by the Bishop and Conference Cabinet and announced at the Lincoln Annual Conference closing session.
Dr. Herman A Anderson II earns Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Colorado State University Fort Collins commencement on June 4. Seventy or eighty eight graduates include sixty four Veterinary Medicine degres. Former Governor Averill Harriman gave the address titled Russia and the Road Ahead.
Dr. O. O. Wallace 72 a Osceola veterinarian and longtime resident dies after a week in local hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at St. Vincent Church at 9 30 am with burial in North Bend Nebraska.
Mrs Albert Zang 73 formerly of Osceola died May 27 in a Newton Iowa hospital after a long illness. A daughter Mrs Ted Rutter of Newton survives. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Kepner Funeral Home with Rev R V Johnson officiating. Burial was in the Osceola cemetery.
County offices will be closed all day Saturday June 11 to relocate. Afterward the Welfare Director will occupy the first floor the County Assessor the second floor and the County Superintendent the third floor.
S-Sgt and Mrs. Burnell McClain of Lincoln Air Base spend his 30 day leave at Albert W. Gabriels. Mr and Mrs Albert Gabriel and Mr and Mrs McClain visit Orval Haleys at Mission Hill South Dakota. They visit the grandson in hospital at Yankton.
A listed roll from Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital shows names of deceased patients and dismissed staff or visitors including Rudolph Apperton Osceola Joe W Spohn Osceola Dr Ord Q O Wallace Osceola Ray Nordstrom Polk and many others from Osceola Shelby Polk Stromsburg Rising City Silver Creek Clarks Gresham and surrounding areas. The notice reads as a formal roster of individuals connected to the facility.
Methodist Church members invite friends to a basket dinner after services on Sunday June 12 at Osceola Park to bid farewell to Pastor Rev Kiel and his family Arlin Ronnie and Jane who will move soon Beverages provided by the committee If rain occurs the gathering moves to the church basement Each family brings a basket dinner and their own table service
Lutheran Bible School will be hosted at the Methodist Church from Monday June 13 to Friday June 24. Classes run daily from 8 30 to 11 30 a m with sessions for students during the mornings.
Miss Nyla Pearson and Miss Wavalee Richman lit candles as Nyla and Wavalee opened the ceremony. The bride wore a schiffli nylon gown with a chapel train, veil, and pearl trim, and carried white and blue flowers. After the double ring ceremony the couple honeymooned in western states and will reside in Osceola.
Weekly standings list teams and top individuals across dates May 31 June 1 2 and 6 1960. Notable performances include Carolyn Husek 165 high game Marie Meister 441 high series Mike Snodgrass 550 and M M's 1811 high team series. Next Monday doubles at 8 PM.
Joseph W. Spohn, 75, died Monday morning, June 6, at Annie Jeffrey hospital. He was father of Mrs. Merle Runquist and had been ill for some time. Funeral services were held Thursday at 9:00 am at St. Vincent's church, with burial in Silver Creek, his former home.
Stores will be closed Friday morning from 9 15 to 10 30 a m during the funeral services of Dr Ord O Wallace.
Forty three Schmoker relatives gathered at Osceola park for a Sunday picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Dubois Wyoming. Guests from Lincoln Kearney Rising City and York joined the event before the Cooks returned to Dubois after a two week visit.
County Judge J. E. Steeple reports May traffic caseload of 59 and probate filings of 9 with 4 marriage licenses issued. Minor liquor possessions totaled 7, fishing permits 3, delayed birth registrations 4, fines and costs 1795. Inheritance tax collected 1921.24. Social notes include Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roberts of Long Beach visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patrow, and Luncheon guests Miss Allegra Johnson and Mrs. Wesley Koehler.
Osceola defeated Genoa 7 to 3 at Genoa in a Sunday game as Brazee and H Grossnicklaus combined on the mound for Osceola while Ernst Asche and Mann guided Genoa. Osceola head to Shelby on June 12 at 8 30 p m after the win and to maintain the club’s winning run.
Funeral services for Mrs. Dale Sayre who died Sunday evening were held Wednesday morning at Normal near Bloomington Indiana. Immediate survivors include husband, mother and a daughter Mrs. W H Norton. Mrs Norton had been in Illinois with her mother for the last three weeks. W H Norton left Monday to attend the funeral.
Circle No 3 meets with Mrs Don Byers Friday afternoon June 10. Stoner Club gathers Wednesday June 15 with Mrs Kenneth Mentink. F A N Club meets Wednesday June 15 with Mrs Reynold Peterson. Lions Club convenes Wednesday June 15 at noon at L and M Cafe. Eastern Star meets Tuesday June 14 at 8 PM. W C T U meets with Mrs Ross Richards Thursday afternoon June 16. Beulah Cemetery Society meets Friday June 17 with Corlie Graham in Silver Creek. Wesley Chapel Club meets Wednesday June 15 with Mrs Charles Rech at David City with Mrs Alfred Kuhnel assisting hostess.
Mr and Mrs Ben Schmoker were surprised with a belated 20th anniversary party in Columbus. Friends including Howard Liedtke Duane Schmoker and Vivian Dunning attended with other guests. They dined at Louies Cafe and received a brass beverage set and a decorated cake.
Maribeth Powell daughter of D E Powell wed Raymond Sall son of Gilbert Sall in a May 29 1960 Methodist ceremony at Osceola Nebraska. Rev Erwin Kiel officiated with Machers and family present. The bride wore a nylon taffeta gown with sabrina neckline and crown pearls. The couple plans to reside in Lincoln after a Chadron trip and the bride graduates from Nebraska University while the groom attends the University of Nebraska.
The Osceola Garden Club undertakes two large flower beds at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital. Club volunteers prepared the ground and planted. Some blooms are appearing now with more to come, and ongoing care is pledged by the members. The beds sit along the grassway near the parking exit, and the hospital expresses sincere thanks.
Don Gabriel spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bernard Schmidt in Nebraska City, sharing time at their home and enjoying local hospitality.
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