Osceola Clerk Hobbies Spotlight in Chamber Betterment Contest
Janis Scholz of Shelby features stuffed and air filled toys in Osceola Chamber Community Betterment Contest display. The display includes a large stuffed turtle hassock and a bride doll. Entries remain open. call Mrs. Jim Lewis at 747 2491. Brownies and Girl Scouts will use the window next week to show Day Camp articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Scholz
Shelby
Osceola Chamber
Jim Lewis
Osceola Brownies
Klein Attends Des Moines Campaign Kickoff
Mr and Mrs Richard Archie Klein visited Des Moines Iowa June 4 5 to attend the Farm Bureau Life Insurance June Campaign Kickoff. Klein sat at the banquet head table as one of three leading Nebraska life insurance salesmen for 1962. He also learned he was the companys top hail insurance agent during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Archie’ Klein
Des Moines
Farm Bureau Life Insurance
Klein
Nebraska
Local Briefs and Reader Notes From The Record
The Record offers cheap reprints of the 1963 state highway map and a paper dispenser at the door. C Cecil Bloe responds about US 81 south of Osceola needing resurfacing and prioritizing gravel upgrades. discusses maintenance plans. Ogives bus service questions rise for Osceola Stromsburg area. possible franchise routes referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cecil Bloe
Nebraska Department of Roads
Don Waterman
U. S. 81
York
Osceola
Eloe
Two Osceola students earn Nebraska Medical Degree
Two Osceola area youths received degrees at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine graduation. Lois Edith Jones earned a bachelor of science in nursing while Otto Bryan Nelson earned a doctor of medicine. Nelson, an Osceola High graduate, had a Hastings BA and a 1959 Argonne Laboratory fellowship Chicago summer. He will start internship at Clarkson Memorial Hospital July 1. Several relatives and friends attended including Otto B Nelson and Harold Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola-area
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Lois Edith Jones
Myron Jones
Otto Bryan Nelson
Otto Nelsons
Nelson
Osceola High
Hastings
Argonne National Laboratories
Chicago
Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Otto B.naleon
Victor Sterup
Harry Sterup
Harold Nelson
Wesley Nelson
Agnes Clere
York
Free Lost and Found Ads and Local Notices
Lost earring located via free first insertion ad as part of a community notice. Osceola gains Alex Mills as new director of the University of Nebraska alumni association with Milton C. Ebers as president. Consumer Public Power District hosts a Comfort Cooling Clinic in Osceola to educate on air conditioning. Sundry speeding fines listed for Omaha Lincoln and Minnesota residents with $11 per case and small costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Nuquist
Alex Mills
Osceola
University of Nebraska Alumni Association
Milton C. Ebers
Fremont
Consumers Public Power District
Thelma Allinder Nets Poetry Second at Ars Poetica
Mrs Allinder wins poetry awards with Thelma Allinder placing second in the optional division at the Ars Poetica annual meeting held June 2 at the Yancy Hotel Grand Island. Her piece Erato's Kinsmen earned the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Allinder
Ars Poetica
Yancy Hotel
Grand Island
Erato
Osceola Pool Opens With New Facilities and Hours
The Osceola pool opened this week under manager Richard Pehrson with Marilyn Oberg and Bruce Bugbee assisting. Hours are 2 to 9 p.m. weekdays and 2 to 5 p.m. weekends. Admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for youths. season tickets range from 12.50 for families to six dollars for adults. A new diving board replaces the old tower and a wading pool welcomes small fry. supervision is the parents’ duty. Delays were caused by plumbing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pehrson
Marilyn Oberg
Bruce Bugbee
Hailstorm Spreads Across Polk County Last Week
A severe hailstorm struck Polk County lasting about thirty minutes on Wednesday night June 5. Official rainfall reached 1.79 inches with higher amounts in spots and temperatures rose to 94 degrees. Weather observer Harold Klingman reports the highs and lows for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Jess
Bey
Harold Klingman
Horse flesh at state fair shows in Lincoln 1963
The Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln runs August 31 to September 5 1963 with four extra events alongside pony and draft classes. An Appaloosa Horse Show fills Aug 31, two performance state pony shows occur Sept 1 and 2, and a quarter horse show closes Sept 5, featuring a well known professional act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Fair Board
Edwin Schultz
Schultz
Calendar of Sales Events Notice
A public auction will sell Mrs Bert Smiths household goods at 7 00 p m Friday June 14 on the premises two blocks south of Osceola High School Consigned items from Don Waterman also listed Merrick and Engel Auctioneers The Siemek farm and Alois Siemek personal property will be offered at auction on the premises one and a half miles west and one mile south of St Marys Catholic Church Wednesday June 19 Buss Conyers Auction Co Auctioneers Acts of above sales appear in this issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Smith
Osceola High School
Don Waterman
Merrick and
Engel
Levi
Alois
Steve Siemek
Alois Siemek
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Buss-Conyers Auction Co
Osceola Keeps 22-Mill Levy for City Services
Osceola city council votes to maintain a 22 mill levy for 1964, with allocations for general fund, streets, parks, lights, fire, library, amortization, and cemetery maintenance totaling 22.00 mills. The measure will raise about $26,400 on taxable property, plus effects on intangible property. The council also approved buying a used pickup with adjustments for a wrap around rear jumper and tires, and discussed zoning, sidewalks, drainage, mosquito control, and waste disposal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
M. O. Johnson
Sigler Garage
Detasseling Sign Up Ahead for Osceola Rising City Area
Detasseling workers are needed in Osceola and Rising City Nebraska this season though needed numbers may fall due to more hybrid acres. Sign up June 12 to June 26 1963 at the county extension office or Farmers State Bank Rising City with Dallas R Berney of the Columbus office Division of Employment handling enrollment. Previous workers must sign up again to be placed on the 1963 list. no charge to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas R. Berney
Columbus
Division of Employment
Osceola
Farmers State Bank
Rising City
Nebraska
Osceola 9 Falls to Clarks on Eighth Inning Slam
An eighth inning grand slam by G Graves powered Clarks to a 7 6 victory over Osceola Sunday night. Kinberg Prokop took the loss as Peterson aided the win with five hits allowed. Osceola tallied in the first sixth and eighth innings, Stallings triple and several doubles highlighted the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Graves
Clarks
Osceola
Kinberg
Prokop
W. Peterson
J. Grossnicklaus
Stallings
Beebe
Reiling
Quick
Rowan
Schuyler
Scouts Camporee Near Cordova Amid River Crossing
Sixteen Osceola Boy Scouts attended the Sunrise district camporee on the Blue River south of Cordova from May 30 to June 2 led by Scoutmaster Charles Mulford. They carried all food and gear and hiked 15 miles, crossing the river and traversing rugged terrain as Bob Manley spoke on Nebraska history and played guitar with patrol skits performed by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Blue Rier
Cordova
Charles Mulford
Bob Manley
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
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Jaycee Magazine
Stromsburg
Chambers of Commerce
Ruth Walker Clark
Salina
Kan
Norfolk
Mock Wilhelms
Otto Nelson
Henry F. Buresh
Clifford A. Devine
Valparaiso
Katherine K. Barber
Donn M. Simonsen
Mullen
Dean L. Parks
Gozad
F. Schwartz
William P. Tallon
Fullerton
Michael A. Hedrick
Gresham
Charles Smith
Silver Creek
Viola McCright
Wahoo
Doyle A. Hahn
Polk
Gayle E. Larson
Free
Comfort Clinic
Joyce L. Wagner
Frank Welniak
Mary J. Sweet
Thomas L. Kirkelie
Gerald Riechle
Minnesota
Johnson & Shostrom
Creighton
Stanton
Vern Johnson
Gregg
Darrell Shostrom
Paula Cotter
Marian Cotter
Coon
Dennis Barr
Gidget
Paula
Max
W. W. Norton
Redwood Motel
March OF Dimes
Edith Heilman
Roy Owens
Crete
MYF
The
Methodist Church
Maurice Ransom
Ransoms
Wallace Logan