Community celebration shines despite hot wind
The event offered good friends, food, and entertainment with many thanks to volunteers who contributed time and effort, making the day enjoyable for all attendees.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
1
The event offered good friends, food, and entertainment with many thanks to volunteers who contributed time and effort, making the day enjoyable for all attendees.
Sue Eikenhorst, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orval Eikenhorst, rescued Mike B Harris a KSC student from the swollen Platte River after they stepped into a water-filled hole. Harris was exhausted, pulled ashore by fire fighters and treated at Good Samaritan Hospital.
Union Pacific announces a mobile agency will begin June 18 serving Osceola to Polk and Durant areas with door to door calls. The Shelby office remains and will relay to the mobile agent, Osceola, Stromsburg, and Polk offices will close, long distance charges are covered, and no changes to train service.
Chris Hayes son of Don Hayes receives a $200 AkSarBen scholarship for the 1973 74 year to study at the College of Agriculture University of Nebraska.
Seventy pupils attended St Paul Lutheran Church Vacation Church school from May 29 to June 8, meeting 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. The theme Tell The News Share The Love guided classes from kindergarten through 8th grade. Teachers listed include Beth Fjell Joan Gissler and Joyce Jacobson in kindergarten Carita Peterson 1st Paulette Kumpel 2nd Debbie Tenniges Daylene Mautz 3rd Sue Asche Debbie Asche 4th Evelyn Gissler 5th 6th Mary Ellen Nyberg 7th 8th with art Verna Davis and music Betsy Johnson. Picnic ended the session Friday noon at the park.
Dorothy Carlson of Stromsburg retires from ASCS after 27 years of service to the Polk County ASC Committee. She began in May 1946 as a temporary employee and advanced to administrative assistant, handling payroll, personnel files, and committee duties amid changing farm programs.
The report covers the start of the men's Thursday night golf league at Ryan Hill Country Club with 48 registrants, winners by score and draw prizes, plus results from the David City invitational. It also notes staff changes at the ASCS office, a county picnic on June 17, and the Osceola Public Library Summer Reading Program beginning June 18 with details for participation and librarian contact.
Mrs. Jack Malek attended the funeral in Grand Island Thursday for her nephew Sgt Donald Johnson age 39. Johnson was killed in a one car accident at Edwards AFB California the previous Saturday.
City Council at the June 7 meeting approved about 30 a month health insurance for city employees Harold Jarmin Joyce Page and Bill Hubert. They allocated 2300 in Revenue Sharing for the Osceola pool maintenance and library debt retirement.
Cadette Troop 289 of Osceola led by Allene Baer and peers on a six day Western Nebraska tour. Three buses carried 117 Cadette Girl Scouts and eight adults from Norfolk to Valentine and Gordon then Fort Robinson. They visited historical sites toured museums and enjoyed horseback and jeep rides with a western cookout before heading home via Halsey. Partially funded by Prairie Hills Council. funds came from cookie sales and a Jr High dance.
Dr. H S Eklund honored as Osceola Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year for nearly four decades of service as a doctor and civic leader. Parade afternoon with 40 entries, awards, soap box derby winners, horse shoes, and community events plus local honors and notes on students and servicemen.
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