Fire Damages Alfalfa Crib at Schott Farm
A Tuesday fire at Ray Schott’s farm north of Osceola damaged a 1200 bushel crib of pelleted alfalfa. Mrs. Schott said the fire started inside the crib and had burned for some time before discovery. Osceola firefighters faced access difficulties in reaching the blaze.
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Ray Schott
ZIP code talk and fire siren mishap in Osceola
A second fire siren blast interrupts the Schott fire crew when a wrong number leads to a misheard instruction at the Osceola station. The piece muses on dialing direct numbers, ZIP codes, and digit-only systems, then notes Rec ord office changes and mail issues for the paper.
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Osceola
Schott
Dean Buffington
Buffington
the Society For the Suppression of
Post Office Department
Post Office
Khrushchev
Napkins on Display Highlight Michelle's Hobby Week
A Kids’ display features a napkin collection by Michelle Lewis, 9, youngest entrant this week at Consumers window. Next week a ceramics exhibit by Mrs. Emil Alt of Shelby will follow. Beth Monson of Osceola runs for queen at the Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn field day in Seward on June 16, winning a market steer award. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monson.
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Michelle Lewis
Miss
Emil Alt
Shelby
Beth Monson
Osceola
Seward
Beth
Paul Monson
Anna Cerny 66 dies at Osceola funeral set
Anna Cerny 66 of Columbus died unexpectedly at 4 30 am Wednesday at St Marys hospital where she had been a patient since Monday Rosary was recited Thursday and Friday at the Third Order of St Francis Funeral services were Saturday at St Andrew Catholic Church Osceola with Rev Kenneth Schnoebelen officiating and burial in St Andrew Cemetery Survivors include three sisters and four brothers and a host of nieces and nephews
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Anna C. Cerny
Columbus
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Andrew Catholic Church
Osceola
Kenneth Schnoebelen
St. Andrew Cemetery
Gary Altmanshofer
Ivan Altsmanshofer
Victor Cerny
Mark Gondringer
Alfred Gondringer
Daniel Cerny
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Minnie Altmanshofer
Frances Gondringer
Shelby
Helen Merrick
Julius Cerny
Joseph Cerny
Wm. Cerny
Garden Grove Calif
Osceola Triumph Over Belgrade 19-4 in League Match
Osceola defeated Belgrade 19 to 4 in a league game. The battery was Kinberg and H Grosasnicklaus with H Grosenicklaus. los ers were H Robinson and D Robinson with Brown. Osceola had 12 hits and 1 error. Belgrade 6 hits and 7 errors. E Robinson scored for Belgrade in the third. Osceola scored in every inning but the third and fourth, starting with five runs in the first. Rex Grossnicklays hit four times. Osceola visits Central City Sunday night.
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Osceola
Belgrade
Kinberg
H. Grosasnicklaus
R. Grosenicklaus
H. Robinson
D. Robinson
Brown
E. Robinson
Rex Grossnicklays
Central City
Shelly Bond Installed by Job’s Daughters in Osceola
Shelly Bond was installed as Honored Queen of the Job’s Daughters Bethel in Osceola along with officers and installing officers. The ceremony followed by the Bethel’s tenth anniversary observance included remarks by Mrs. Francis Inness and musical numbers by Beverly Wieseman and Don Bush.
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S- Daughters
Osceola
Shelly Bond
Sheldon Bond
Wilda Carlson
Peggy Hewitt
Marsha Carlson
Beverly Wieseman
Kathy Bond
Brenda Bugbee
Sherry Snodgrass
Janice Fisher
Suzanne Trotter
Patty Dunn
Connie Wagner
Patty Carlson
Barbara Bennett
Connie Bush
Patricia Dahmke
Linda Gaedeke
Delores Hendrickson
Marcia Richards
Nancy Mills
Paula Cotter
Kathy Hewitt
Jane Ann Rupe
Melanie Monson
Ruth Ann Majors
Sandy Osenbaugh
Lynda Merrick
Betty Lou Burritt
Dotti Watts
Marleen Carlson
Karleen Watts
Michele Snodgrass
Joyce
Judy Lee Bubtty
Robert Wieseman
Bethels
Francis Inness
Rainfall Brief Sweeps Osceola and Surrounding Areas
Osceola saw about 3 inches of rain this week, modest next to Nebraska totals and Polk County. The storm that dumped 14 inches at Garrison left Osceola with just under 2 inches, a lighter spillover than nearby regions.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Polk County
Garrison
Adult swim lessons planned at Osceola pool
Osceola pool officials announce summer programs for adults beginning July 1. Red Cross sponsored classes run two weeks from 7 to 8 p m each night. Intermediate and junior and senior lifesaving will follow later in July with times to be announced.
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Osceola
Red Cross
Summer training projects listed under Manpower Act
Information from the Columbus Office of the Division of Employment details two proposed training projects under the Manpower Development Training Act. A 48 week Gas and Electric Appliance Servicemen course begins August 12 in Milford, and a 50 week Draftsmen course starts July 15 in Omaha. Final approval pending. interested applicants should contact 2314-13th Street, Columbus, telephone 563-5105.
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Columbus
Division of Employment
Milford
Omaha
13Th Street
Fray with a typewriter and moving house tale
A writer describes a frustrating week with a stubborn typewriter and a new house. Mary cleaned the old home, left furnishings, and remodeling was nearly finished. The narrator trims bushes, injures a finger, and looks forward to having children home for the weekend.
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Bisck
Mary
Tim
Mom
Osceola ZIP code 68651 outlined as new postal aid
Fest master Fred Schuman explains the ZIP code system to speed mail delivery. Nebraska towns show examples from Omaha 68101 to Columbus 68601 with Osceola 68651 listed for early use. The system replaces postal zones and helps clerks identify region and post office. Jack Tindall and Duane Gabriel to perform at Fremont dancing teachers recital Saturday night.
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Osceola
Fred Schuman
Nebraska
Omaha
Columbus
Grand
Gresham
Lincoln
Polk
Shelby
York
Jack Tindall
Jack Tindalls Sr
Duane Gabriel
Arthur Gabriels
Fremont
Ak Sar Ben grants $500 for Polk County Fair fence
Polk County Fair receives a $500 Ak-Sar-Ben grant to build a new fence around the fair grounds. The program operates on a dollar matching basis and is part of Ak-Sar-Ben's annual support for county fairs, with funds set aside for improvements and premiums.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Polk County Fair
Fair Board
Henry A. Galus
Ray A. Conrad
J. L Thurmond
Ak- Sar-Ben
Ak-Sar- Ben
State Racing Commission
Thurmond
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Patient Transfers and Discharges
Transfer notes list Mrs Idilla Howard of Benedict as transferred. Discharges include Hubert Jaax Shelby Duane Bright Shelby Ray Brigham Shelby Mrs Rupert Carlson and baby Osceola Mrs Leland Petersen and baby Stromsburg Douglas Augustine Osceola Michael Harrison York Melvin Nickels York Mrs Lawrence Richter Shelby Lawrence Browne York John Wyman Silver Creek Mrs Heine Waco and Mrs George Geier Silver Creek Mrs Edith Marvel Gresham Miss Jean Brigham Shelby Virgil Bugbee Osceola Mrs William Larson Osceola Miss Lydia Engelhardt Osceola Mrs Albert Rommers Osceola Mrs Raymond Dobson Stroms burg Mrs Lillie Abolt Shelby Mrs Gerald Ford Benedict Mrs William Kroger Polk Carl A Johnson Stromsburg G Johnson Stromse Willies Harrison Osceola George Wright Osceola Arthur Bloomquist Stroms Lewis Schott Osceola Mrs Lewis Schott Osceols
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Hubert Jaax
Shelby
Duane Bright
Ray Brigham
Rupert Carlson
Osceola
Leland Petersen
Stromsburg
Douglas Augustine
Michael Harrison
York
Melvin Nickels
Lawrence Richter
Shelby Lawrence Browne
John Wyman
Silver Creek
Heine
Waco
George Geier
Edith Marvel
Gresham
Jean Brigham
Virgil Bugbee
William Larson
Lydia Engelhardt
Albert Rommers
Raymond Dobson
Lillie Abolt
Gerald Ford
Benedict
William Kroger
Polk
Carl A. Johnson
Zee
G. Johnson
Stromse
Willies Harrison
George Wright
Arthur
Bloomquist
Lewis Schott
Osce
Masons Observe Anniversary With Dignified Gathering
Maurice Watts and Mrs Earle Watts along with Mrs Jessie Young John Inness and several Past Honored Queens attended the anniversary. A large cross shaped cake centered the table as refreshments were served at the close of the evening.
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Maurice Watts
Earle Watts
Jessie Young
John Inness
Record will shift to Tuesday printing date July 2
The Record will publish one day early on Tuesday July 2 with subscribers receiving papers on Wednesday July 3 instead of July 4. correspondents are asked to submit copy early and news and ads must be in early. Stores will close for Independence Day.
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Tion
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Shelly ‘Bond
Calvin R. Carlson
Bethany College
Albert A. Zimmer
Thelma Allinder
Muse of
Gissler Nfl
Siglers
Gisslers Nfl
Richard D. Ebeling
Robert L. Bierkower
Morris Brockeveldt
Bradley Kent Bodeman
Jack Daily
Fray How
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News
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