Osceola Notes Share Snow News and High School Sports
In Osceola and nearby areas a mix of social, weather, and school items unfolds. Reports mention no graduating class this year at Osceola High School, snow expectations and spring moves, local parties, and a social event attended by about sixty ladies. Osceola High School softball results show a loss to Grand Island Business College 41 to 5, with a prep event preceding a Has tings Grand Island match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
S. L. Burlingame
Joe Allen
Dr. Whaley
A. L. Austin
Nebraska
Hahn & Brazee
Freeman Shaw
E. R. Ware
Hackberry
iMaster Ross King
Farmers’ Institute
Peters
The
State University
George Marker
Roy Véenadoosen
Central City
Stromsburg
Lulu Pheasant
Omaha
Pierce
Ray Pheasant
Mattie Merrick
Wesleyan School
University ‘Place
Osceola High School
Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Hastings High School
Grand Island High School
Grand Island College
W. A. Newcomer
C. M. Rand
Kansas City
Staplehurst
Seward
Surprise
Ulysses
Polk
Lincoln
Ten Years Ago March 4 1926 Osceola News Glimpses
Obituaries note Christopher Timm born in McKlinburg Schwerin Germany in 1846 died 1928 aged 80. Dr Harley Gregg of Chicago died 1926 age 56, burial in Osceola. he married Helen Gushee and left two daughters. Auditorium Theatre upgrades announced by manager Harry Musselman costing about 2000 with new machines a gold fibre screen and silk drapes. Three year wedding anniversaries observed for James Gibbins Ervin Grossnicklaus Charles Cook and Clayton Beebe. George Berck bought a new Overland Coach from Veach and Berggren.
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Christopher Timm
McKlinburg
Schwerin Lace
Germany
Methodist Church
Taylor
Osceola
Harley Gregg
Chicago
George W. Gregg
Omaha Medical College
Helen Gushee
Harry Musselman
Auditorium Theatre
Harry
James Gibbins
Ervin Grossnicklaus
Charles Cook
School Notes Highlight Weekly Activities and Art Exhibit
Kindergarten through eighth grade report on visits from Mrs. Frye and Jerry, writing numbers, and calendar observations. First grade enjoyed a Primary Radio Program and voted on favorite pictures. Fourth and department note art exhibit, readings of Hiawatha, and Master Artists study. Attendance records and report card dates announced.
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Mr. Longfellow
Gene Cole
Richard Smith
Elaine Malek
Danes Stickell
Robin Hoods
Blue Racers
Hiawatha
McBeth
Jenny Wrens
Miss Miller
Polk County
Kathryn Huston
Bob Hansen
Glenna Magnuson
Dale Ogden
Verl Anderson
Jack Hastings
Rembrandt
CARD OF THANKS FOR KINDNESS DURING ILLNESS
Raymond Schott thanks friends and relatives for gifts cards and letters received during his illness and hospital stay. He expresses sincere appreciation for the support shown.
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Raymond Schott
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