Osceola Native Stanley Hathaway Sworn Interior Secretary
Osceola native Stanley K. Hathaway was sworn in last weekend as Secretary of the Interior. The piece notes Hathaway’s local Koehler family ties and contrasts local pride with national events like the Honor America salute.
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Osceola
Stanley K. Hathaway
Interior
Wyoming
Hathaway
Koehler
Lincoln Farmers Market Set for Saturdays Downtown
The Lincoln Center Farmers Market runs Saturdays from June 28 through September with stalls assigned to growers. Check in 7:00 to 9:30 a.m., sales 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. stall fees 200 per Saturday or 15 for the season.
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City of
Lincoln
12Th Street
Tax Commissioners Office
State Capitol
Lancaster Court
Firemen Called Out Twice Over Weekend
Firefighters were summoned to the David Althouse farm east of Osceola on Saturday afternoon to tackle a blaze that destroyed a quail breeding building and damaged animal skin equipment. Neighbors raised the alarm. ducks nearby were saved. A second alarm at the Good Samaritan Center Monday afternoon rang until firemen silenced it after an apparent accidental trigger. No loss estimate available.
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David Althouse
Osceola
Althouse
Good Samartan Center
Jim Lewis
Art Display at Shelby honors Bicentennial artist of the year
The Shelby Legion Club hosts a regional art exhibit from Thursday 1:30 PM to Sunday with viewing hours 1:30 to 5:00 PM and Saturday evening. The event, themed American Heritage, features at least 25 artists and honors Terence R. Duren as Bicentennial artist of the year.
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Shelby Legion Club
Guild
Terence R. Duren
Cruiser Car Authorized By Council
Osceola City Council meeting on June 5 approved purchasing a new police cruiser and half the cost of uniforms. The session considered a street improvement district, deed to David Winslow, flood insurance application, and building permit enforcement. permits issued to Marvin Dawes and Dave Winslow.
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Osceola
William Warner
First National Bank of Lincoln
David Winslow
Marvin Dawes
Dave Winslow
Osceola Girls Softball Show Hitting Power In Openers
Osceola High School girls softball opened the season with a 11 6 loss to Polk on June 6 despite strong hitting led by Vicki Kucera who hit a homer and scored two. A June 13 win over Benedict 22 15 featured Amy Graham and Vicki with triples and Teresa Campbell four hits six runs. On June 16 Ulysses defeated Osceola 16 13 after early errors, with Vicki delivering a triple and two home runs and Sonia Senn Jamie Graham strong in the field. Brenda Peterson added a late homer to spark a rally.
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Osceola High School
Polk
Osceola
Vicki Kucera
Benedict
Amy Graham
Vicki
Teresa Campbell
Ulysses
Sonia Senn
Jamie Graham
Brenda Peterson
Mental Health Clinic Targets Alcohol in Polk County
The Polk County Mental Health Association held its annual meeting on June 5 at the Osceola clinic site. Dr. Steven Scott and Rob Roy reported 35 active Polk County Clinic cases, with 50 percent self referrals and growth in a pre sentence alcohol referral plan.
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Polk County Mental Health Association
Osceola
Betty Majors
Steven Scott
Rob Roy
Pioneer
First National Bank of
Vivian Bayer
Polk
John O’brien
Shelby
Wesley Fredrickson
Stromsburg
Scott
Pioneer MH Center
Polk County
Hetold
Roy
Community Calendar June 18 25
A sequence of local events is listed: baseball and historical society meetings, mental health programs, Girls State Tea with co chairs, museum hours, Lions meeting, extension club, and Rebekah Lodge gatherings across June 18 to June 25 in Osceola and nearby areas.
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Humphrey
T & C Extension Club
Wayne Anderson
Rebekah Lodge
Brazilian exchange student finds appeal in Osceola life
Eugenio Romaniello a 16 year old Brazilian student in the International Cultural Exchange stayed with the Duane Jones family in Osceola after five months with an Omaha host. He attends Millard High School in Omaha and plans to finish high school in six months in Brazil before pursuing engineering studies. He speaks fluent English and Portuguese and prefers a small town to a city setting. He enjoys Led Zeppelin, store bought bread, and American food and aims to return to Brazil to complete his college degree.
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Eugenio Romaniello
Duane Jones
International
Eugenio
Brazil
United States
Omaha
Millard High School
Osceola
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