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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1949

Page

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Kistler Gissler Nuptials In Grace Lutheran Church

Miss Sarah Jane Kistler daughter of Mrs. George R. Kistler and the late Mr. Kistler married Rolland A. Gissler son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Gissler of Osceola at an eight oclock Thursday service June 2 in Lincoln Grace Lutheran. Dr Leland H Lesher officiated before about 150 guests with Gwen McCormack at the organ.

Grace Lutheran Church Sarah Jane Kistler George R. Kistler Mr. Kistler Rolland A. Gissler Rudolf Gissler Osceola Lincoln Leland H. Lesher Grace Lutheran Gwen McCormack McCormack Warren Kistler Ruth Sorenson Dorothy Gissler Miss Gissler Mary Helen Kistler Donna Jesperson Arlene Nielsen Bernard Gissler Bert C. Gree Pacaption Kathryn Dean Evelyn Koop Gissler Park Rapids Minn 12Th Street University of Nebraska Towne Club Beta Sigma Psi Fraternity

Osceola Cub Scouts Host First Hobby Show

Osceola Cub Scouts held a hobby show on Saturday June 11 at the former Peterson Variety Store building. Over 200 visitors registered to view boys handiwork and collections. Sponsors Lutheran Brotherhood and Young Adult Fellowship assisted, with thanks to Mrs. Earl Colby Mrs. Dale Lewis and den chiefs for their effort.

Osceola Cub Peterson Lutheran Brotherhood and Young Adult Fellowship Earl Colby Dale Lewis den Mathers Raymond Miller Jack Schott Cub Scout Organization

Snider Family Reunion Draws Members From Across States

Four children of Mrs W E Snider and the late Mr Snider gathered at her Osceola home for a 14 year reunion. Attendees included Homer Hartson of Los Angeles Joyce Swan and children Sonya and Rusty of Minneapolis Marion Snider and son Mickey of Lincoln Keith Snider and sons Peter and Keith Jr of Dallas and Fred Vincent of Plattsmouth Nebraska joined on Sunday.

W. E. Snider Snider Osceola Homer Hartson Los Angeles California Joyce Swan Sonya Rusty Minneapolis Minn Marion Snider Mickey Lincoln Keith Snider Peter and Keith Jr Dallas Texas Fred Vincent Plattsmouth Nebraska

Ambrose Gabriel Returns Home to Shelby After Osceola Visit

Ambrose Gabriel travels to his Shelby home Saturday after a short stay in Osceola with his son Albert Gabriel and family.

Ambrose Gabriel Petixgee Shelby Osceola Albert Gabriel

Rural Writers Report Wedding and Visiting Guests

John Micek and brother Chas Micek visited Colum bus on Wednesday afternoon. Louis Scow and family from Omaha called on Tuesday. Henry Triba family and Leo Triba from near Osceola visited. Emil Kubi cek and David visited John Micek Sunday. Butch Eschler and daughter Maxine from near Rising City called on Josie Benda. Edward Lisko and Edward Scow from near Shelby and Darlene Flamme visited with Louis Scow family Sunday. Raymond Benda and family from California attended the Louie Jones Barbara Jones wedding and paid visits to relatives.

John Micek Chas. Micek Columbus Louis Scow Omaha Henry Triba Leo Triba Osceola Emil Kubicek David Butch Eschler Maxine Rising City Josie Benda Edward Lisko Edward Scow Near Shelby Darlene Flamme Raymond Benda California Louie Barbara Jones

Fairview Notes From Omaha to Clarks News

Dickey Miller of Omaha nephew of Mrs. George Geier spent a week with the Geier family. Fern Mickey and Georgia Lockard attend Fremont Normal. The Geier family marked the 18th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Loeske near Columbus. Chalmer Daniel and Mrs. Floyd Morris with youngsters hosted and transported the Schnider children home after a visit. Larson, Dake, and Ferris children attended Bible school at Swede Home. Rev. Hendrickson of Kearney visited local families and intends to move back to Kearney. George Buchta and Mina Buchta visited Osceola. Fairview children’s day program drew a large crowd. Salvation Army minister Mrs. Norris of Chicago spoke. A new minister will arrive next Sunday with morning services to follow Sunday School at 10. The barges Topinka wedding occurred at Clarks Catholic Church and a dance at Havens Hall the same day.

Dickey Miller Omaha George Geier Geier Ome Fern Mickey Georgia Lockard Fremont Elmer Loeske Columbus Chalmer Daniel Dickie Cherry Schnider Floyd Morris and Son Schnider Daniels Gaylord George Buchta Osceola Calmar Dunn Mina Buchta Fairview Norris Chicago Salvation Army Clarks Havens Hall

District 54 social notes from Silver Creek area

Ed Kearns, former resident of District 54, visits Silver Creek and camps with Youth Fellowship from the Silver Creek Methodist Church. Local families and neighbors including the Burritts, Carmans, Augstines, Schippereits, Wymans, Omachi, Tookers, Heales, Nagorski, Nelson, and the Tooker sewing group are mentioned in a roundup of weekend visits and summer departures. Norman Tooker returns from Lincoln for the summer.

Ed Kearns District 54 Silver Creek George Ralph Burritt Camp Sheldon Columbus Elmer Tooker Dale Clark Stromsburg Jean Nelson Clarks Donna Wyman Sewing Club Robert Tooker

Showers Honor Mrs Bernard Berck At Corn Palace Cafe

About 30 guests attended a miscellaneous shower Monday evening in honor of Mrs Bernard Berck, a recent bride. Mrs Jimyny Krance and Mrs Clyde Miller hosted with garden flower decor, a long table for gifts, games, opened gifts, and a luncheon served on trays with handmade nut cups.

Corn Palace Cafe Bernard Berck Jimyny Krance Clyde Miller

Bride-to-be Jeanette Carlson Honored at Lutheran Event

Festive basement gathering of 50 guests marked a miscellaneous shower for Jeanette Carlson. Yellow white bells and streamers decorated the gift table. a tips scrapbook was presented, games were played, and Carlson opened gifts. Lunch followed with wedding bell motif served by Mrs Carl Peterson, Mrs Goldie Johnson, and Miss Eldena Johnson.

Jeanette Carlson

Kitchen shower honors Miss Anna Marie Fjell

Mrs. Harvey Sundberg and Mrs. Floyd Speirs hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Anna Marie Fjell at the Sundberg home last Thursday evening. Guests played games, opened gifts, and enjoyed a yellow and white color theme with a served lunch. Miss Orpha Ekstrom poured.

Harvey Sundberg Floyd Speirs Anna Marie Fjell Sundberg Orpha Ekstrom

Cars collide at Osceola intersection injures driver

Homer Mustard escaped with minor bruises after his coupe collided with an out of state car at a highway intersection near the hill behind the First National Bank. The other occupants were uninjured and both vehicles sustained damage.

Homer Mustard First National Bank

Meister Gabel Nuptials Bind Shelby and Bellwood Families

Miss Dolores Gabel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gabel Shelby wed Paul Meister son of Mr and Mrs C J Meister Bellwood in a Nuptial High Mass at Sacred Heart Shelby June 7 The bride wore a sheer marquisette gown with lace and a long train The Rev John Kean officiated Indicating the couple will live on a Shelby area farm after a Colorado Springs trip.

Dolores Gabel John Gabel Shelby Paul Meister C. J. Meister Bellwood Sacred Heart Catholic Church John Kean Eleanor Gabel Geneva Joann Meister Jerome Meister Arnold Max Gabel Maid of Honor Shirley Krafka Larry Meister Lawrence Meister Shelby High School Polk County Meister Colorado Springs

First Osceola Baby’s 75 Year Homecoming Sparked by Visits

Evan S. Mickey, first baby born in Osceola, visits the town after 75 years to attend Cornell College commencement in Mt. Vernon and inspect former Mickey residences now tied to the George Craven property and the hospital site. Dorothy Gissler receives Ak Sar Ben scholarship notice for $150 to support college home economics studies while maintaining a 6 average.

Dorothy Gissler Rudolph Gissler Department of Home Economics Dorothy Osceola High School Evan S. Mickey Osceola Mickey George Craven

Red Cross Swimming Lessons at Osceola Pool

Red Cross swimming classes open at the Osceola pool from July 5 to July 16 for Osceola and Shelby youths eight and up. Applications available at the pool, Osceola post office, or Shelby Rexall Drug Store and must be returned signed before July 2. Instructor is Dorothy Stever, returning from last year.

Red Cross Osceola Shelby Rexall Drug Dorothy Stever

4 H Judging Day and 4 H Light Horse Club News

Polk County 4 H judging day for Home Economics clubs is set for Columbus on July 5 at 10 AM with leaders urged to attend. State staff will demonstrate judging methods and supplies. Also announced is a 4 H camp at Seward August 4 5 and 6 with a $4 50 per person fee and an age eligibility of ten. A new 4 H Light Horse Club formed at Stromsburg will hold Sunday riding practice at Buckley Park toward the County Fair. Wheat Field Day is June 22 at the Lavelle Lamoree farm with varieties and fertilizer effects discussed and 107 samples from 1948 wheat to be examined.

Columbus Polk County Seward Stromsburg Spur Wayne Rystrom Buckley Park County Fair Green Big Corner Lavelle Lamoree Experiment Station Nursery

Osceola Pool Opens With Guarded Summer Use

The Osceola park pool opens Friday with accredited lifeguards and supervisors on duty. The facility features clear water and picnic areas, with season ticket and single admission prices listed for adults and juniors. The pool opens at two o clock in the afternoons.

Osceola Park

Dr and Mrs Peterson Return from East Coast Cruise

Dr R O Peterson and wife and family concluded a three week trip to the east. He served a two week naval reserve cruise aboard the cruiser Albany, bound for Cuba, with dental services rendered on board. The family stayed with Commander R B Lytle in Portsmouth Virginia, and the Petersons returned to Norfolk June 4 after arriving May 28 at a southern port.

R. O. Peterson Cuba Norfolk Albany

Legion Auxiliary to Meet Friday Afternoon

The Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon June 17 at 2 30 p m at the legion rooms Barbara Egly will speak on her week at Girls State in Lincoln

the Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Barbara Egly Girls’ State Lincoln

Visit of Kla math Falls couple in Omaha household

Mr and Mrs Tillman Joy hosted visitors Mr and Mrs Ed Lyons and their daughter from Klamath Falls Oregon at the Milo Cochran e home during a Tuesday stay in Omaha.

Tillman Joy Ed Lyons Klamath Falls Oregon Omaha Milo Cochrane

Weekend guests depart for Denver trip

Mr. and Mrs. Don Uland visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Koehler and left Monday afternoon for a vacation trip to Denver and points west.

Don Uland Wesley Koehler Denver Points West

Legion Post supports 4-H saddle club awards in Osceola

The American Legion Post of Osceola will sponsor Rosette Ribbons for the bridles of mounts and extra premium money for top riders to reward Blue Ribbon performances. The notice thanks the Legion Post for its interest and sponsorship and encourages more 4-H members to join and gain horsemanship experience.

American Legion Post Osceola The Legion Post

Utica handles locals 6 to 1 in Sunday baseball

Utica pitcher Floyd Bond dominated with striking and weak contact while Jim Sharpe started and Czapla finished for the locals. Verdka closed for Utica with strong relief as rain fell in the ninth, but the full game was completed before a fair crowd. Dick Merrick handled public address duties.

Utica Floyd Bond Verdka Jim Sharpe Czapla Jim Dick Merrick

Saddle Club Guests From Platte Valley Visit Grand Island

Ten members of the Platte Valley Saddle Club were guests of the Grand Island Saddle Club on Sunday with lunch at noon. In the horse show that followed, the Platte Valley Club earned a placing in four divisions.

Platte Valley Saddle Club Grand Island Saddle Club Platte Valley Club

Blue Ribbon 4H Livestock Club Notes and Meetings

The 4-H Club met in May at the Peterson home for Feeds and Feeding with new members added and lunch by Mrs. Peterson. A June session at the Whitmore home near Shelby covered Judging with nine members and lunch by Mrs. Whitmore. On May 23 a Judging Day at the Columbus fairgrounds featured classes in swine beef cattle sheep and dairy cattle conducted by experts. five members attended.

Douglas Franklin Peterson

Group of Young People Involved in Platte River Wreck

A pickup accident on Platte River road west of Sokols Lake injured a group of local youths on Sunday evening. Driver Martyn Youngstrom and Raymond Muller sustained injuries with Muller pinned under the vehicle. He was taken to St Francis hospital Osceola with internal injuries and was reportedly improving midweek. others suffered only minor bruises.

Platte River Sokol’s Lake Martyn Youngstrom Raymond Miller Walter Bonne Barbara Russell Jane Lewis Dorothy Davis Bonne Rising City Raymond Muller Raymond St. Francis Hospital Osceola

Campbell to Join Montana State College as Piano Instructor

Crawford Henry Campbell, who earned a Masters at Eastman School of Music, Ro chester NY, returns home to Osceola to spend time with his parents before leaving June 20 for Bozeman Montana to begin duties as piano instructor at Montana State College.

Crawford Henry Campbell Eastman School of Music Rochester N. Y Phil Campbell Campbell Montana State College Osceola Bozeman Montana

Marriage Licenses Issued In Past Week

County Judge Merrick issued multiple marriage licenses in the past week. Everette Smith and Rose Gaspars wed June 14 at St. Vincent Church with Father John H. Howe officiating. Laird Hengelfelt and Delores Harless married June 12 in Stromsburg. Arvid Peterson and Arvella Steele also tied the knot June 12 in Stromsburg.

Merrick Everette Smith Osceola Rose Gaspars Omaha John H. Howe St. Vincent Church Laird L. Hengelfelt Gresham Delores Harless Stromsburg Lester Widga

Flower Show Draws About 100 Exhibits at Osceola

The Osceola Garden Club thanks contributors after a Saturday flower show with about one hundred exhibits. The rose collection drew most votes, The Bloye Rose won first prize, The Peace second, and The Sonata third. Jessie Egelhoff received the door prize.

Osceola Garden Club Jessie Egelhoff

FFA Holds Picnic at Osceola Park

The FFA Chapter hosted a picnic on Wednesday June 8 at Osceola Park then met at the high school for a meeting and a movie. The evening honored boys who plan to take vocational agriculture when they start high school this fall.

FFA Osceola Park

Flying Farmers and Local Oddities Share Weekend News

Wallace McMeekin and Martin Shemek flew from the Municipal Airport to Lincoln and Omaha with stops at Fremont and Columbus for a Flying Farmers breakfast. C R Carlson and Max Rystrom joined a caravan from Spear Lake to Sidney then north, flying in Carlson’s Cub super cruiser. Osceola catcher Lohrberg continues to win fan support at the ballpark. A Pony Express revival along Highway 30 will move mail from Clarks Junction at 1 30 Sunday, with special envelopes only. A marriage license inquiry reveals the bride is underage and the father refuses consent. A roaming lion sighting near the canyons has faded, but an owl in the south town keeps residents indoors at night.

Wallace McMeekin Lincoln Martin Shemek Omaha Fremont Columbus Wallace Willis C. R. Carlson Max Rystrom Stromsburg Spear Lake South Dakota Sidney Polk County Carlson Osceola Lohrberg Nebraska Clarks Junction Post Office Department Harry McCauley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rolland Gissler Ak-Sar-Ben Osceola Pool Polk County Extension News Mrs. R. O. Peterson East Coast Legion Auxiliary Osceola Ab i Grossnicklaus Cordell of Lohrberg Brown Sharp P Sterup Schmoker Anderson Rf Toline McCormick Ph Saddle Club Grand Island Club H. Campbell
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