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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
6
Mrs. William Buhl expresses gratitude to friends relatives and nurses for flowers cards and visits during hospitalization. She also thanks Dr. Davis hospital staff Pastor Swasko and the LCW for support during and after the stay.
Kansas State University student Donn Atkinson of Silver Creek Nebraska accepts a teaching post in Unified School District 394 Rose Hill Kansas. He will earn a bachelor of science in secondary education this August and is a member of the Student Education Association and a Union Pacific Scholarship recipient. Placement announced by Jim Akin of K State career center. Marla Wombacher to wed Aug. 12.
A flurry of visits and social events fills a Nebraska week. Dr and Mrs John Anderson host Southwest Mrs Homer Green and guests from Greencastle Indiana while Norris Anderson welcomes Dick Anderson Lena Hultman and the Anderson families for barbecue. Lincolns wedding of Mickey Gordon and Pat Zvolvek drew Clarence Nielsen and family. Explo 72 drew Judy Erickson Max McLean Debbie Dickson Jeff Johnson and Cheri Johnson to Dallas. Attendees included Glen Twarling Connie and Mardell Johnson Craig Michelle Harold A Johnson Web Cotter Anita Peterson Milton Peterson Edna Peterson Gary Petersons group at Mrs Oline Nore’s Albion open house. Other dinners featured Alvin Hunt? Grand Island visitors and Mervin Rystroms party with Gary Dean Wakefield Paulette Janky. Jon Rystrom attends Boys State in Lincoln.
A legislative hearing covers Robert Kuzelka's Nebraska Transportation Needs Study. It estimates $3.5 billion needed for roads rails airports and terminals through 1990 if money were no object. Officials warn federal funding favors urban mass transit and rural areas risk neglect.
Sally McCoy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wes Mc Coy, traveled to Lincoln to attend All-State events at the University of Nebraska campus. The session began Monday June 12 and closes June 29.
Miss Margie Simonsen and Central City Bible Study members travel to Dallas for Explo 22, the International Student Convention tied to Campus Crusade for Christ. About 250000 delegates expected June 12 to June 17 from around the world.
The Student Services Division released the spring semester honor roll lists. Dean's Honor Roll includes James Messing of Shelby with a 3.8 to 3.99 GPA. Honor Roll members are Bonnie McGimpsey of Shelby Jeff Haase of Silver Creek and Ann Ellis of Stromsburg with GPAs from 3.5 to 3.79.
By 1976 officials say four lane mileage will drop from 2 209 miles to 839 as federal traffic projections force Nebraska to pare back its proposed freeway system. Plans announced in 1969 for a 2 209 mile limited access network were scaled down after stricter daily vehicle counts were applied.
Mrs. Richard Klein visited her husband at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha Monday. Over the weekend they were joined by the Lee Bodens the Marvin Kleins of Silver Creek and Mrs. Roger Klein of Lincoln. Roger Klein is attending army camp Fort Collins Colorado. Kent Heckman Mr and Mrs Tim Darnauer and Sean of Omaha spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Heckman.
The State Appaloosa Horse Show June 3 4 at Polk County Fairgrounds drew 270 entries. Winners included Soper s Ch Red Luck 1971 Stallion class Jr Champion Stallion owned by Jim Marak Sunny W Craw fish 1969 Stallion class owned by Dick Watts Amigo Patrick placed 3rd in lat ter and Jr Western Pleasure owned by Harlan Rowan Mighty Wolfe 4th in Sr Pleasure owned by Dick Miller. Next Sunday June 18 State Open Class Horse Show at Polk County Fairgrounds. Clayton Hallquist Rites Tuesday
Osceola Pony and Osceola Midget baseball teams both defeated Gresham 11 to 1 and 11 to 7 Sunday night. Pony battery Neujahr S Johnson Bond. Midgets battery Bill Peterson Daryl Nelson Tenniges. Both clubs improve to 2 1 on the season and travel to Shelby next Sunday. Attendees at Ellen Tillberg’s funeral include Mond inner Carl Aip Br cie Sats Johnson and son Dan of Poole and Mr and Mrs Doyle Frazier and Monte of Stromsburg.
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