Local families host gatherings and visitors
Swede Home Mr and Mrs Raymond D Johnson and Carole spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Walter Jones and Joyce. Duane Jones and Roger Hanquist were Omaha visitors Thursday. Harold W Johnson and family of Milliken Colorado stayed Thursday to Monday with Herman Hanson and Merl. David Jones hosted a Sunday dinner with Charlie Massie Viola Weiseman and Carolyn Jones. Mrs Massie and Mrs Jones shared birthdays. Thursday evening visitors to Mr and Mrs William Larson included Myron Larson family and Vance Teegerstrom family. Carl G Johnson hosted Kenneth Anderson Albertus Larson and John for supper Friday. Ronald Sarow spent Friday evening with Rudy Sandin. Tom Gonnerman and family visited Otto Wegmann Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Johnson
Carole
Walter Jones
Joyce
Duane Jones
Roger Hanquist
Omaha
Harold W. Johnson
Milliken
Colo
Herman Hanson
Merl
David Jones
Charlie Massie
Viola Weiseman
Carolyn Jones
Massie
Jones
William Larson
Myron Larson
Vance Teegerstrom
Carl G. Johnson
Kenneth Anderson
Albertus Larson
John
Clair Willits
Reynold Peterson
Osceola
Dennis Johnson
Krystal
Louis Willits
Leroy
Susan
Falls City
Charlie Hoffer
Clarks
Don Bankson
Hordville
Larry Ebel
Rolland Ekstrom
Joyce Jones
Fremont
Reuben Hanquist
Miland Hanquist
Wayne Johnson
Lincoln
Sharon Sundberg
Carolyn
Jones Home
Myron Jones
Ronald Sarow
Reuel Sward
Carl
Kenneth Mentink
Reggi
Otto Swanson
Ray Richards
Alice Richards
J. H. Gustafson
Morris Richards
Marlene Fusby
Otto Nelson
Harold A
Leonard Augustin
Columbus
Duane Gabels
Fred Flammes
Clay Brumbachs
Alfred Kuhnels
Lawrence Geis
York
Charles Fischer
American Legion
Grand Island
al Kuhnel
John Gabriel
Dick Gabriel
Fuller
Birthday gatherings span Osceola and surrounding towns
A long list of family and friends from Osceola to Falls City and Fremont attend Sunday dinners at the Reynold Peterson home and others. The notices include birthday celebrations for Mrs. Clair Willits and Mrs. Roger Hanquist, plus visits from Jones, Schott, Gustafson, and many others across nearby communities.
Wesley Chapel Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Burns Birthday
The Wesley Chapel Missionary Society met last Thursday with Mrs Burt Burns. Mrs West led the business meeting and Mrs Richards presented the secretary and treasurer reports. Lawrence Davis gave the lesson from the study book and gifts were given to Mrs Burns a longtime member. Social Center Rest Home callers included Rev Hawkins Mrs Margie Fonda Mr and Mrs Delmar McFadden and Dwight Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel Missionary Society
Burt Burns
West
Richards
Lawrence Davis
Burns
Rev. Hawkins
Margie Fonda
Delmar McFadden
Dwight Bush
High Indiv and Team Scores From Osceola Bowling Meet
Harold Gross Nicklaus 206 led high individual game with Bob Ellison 202 and Wayne Stallings 201. Stallings topped the series with 563, Larson 555 and Johnson 552. Teams Guffs 895, Gambles 833, Gambles 2491 and Guffs 2471 led in team games and series for the event with Osceola Impl. totaling 2409.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Gambles
Shriners
Bush Drug
Geis
Harold Grossnicklaus
Bob Ellison
Wayne Stallings
Walt Larson Jr
Elmer Johnson
Guffs
Osceola Impl
Ladies Leisure League Scores and Standings March 8 1963
In the Ladies Leisure League standings Smith's Wheathearts led with a high team score of 1756 across 3 games, while Spot Removers and Mill Rollers posted 1624 and 1570 respectively. Individual high scores included Mary Lou Stallings 471, Rose Smith 470, and Carol Schmoker 464. team matches featured Wheathearts 52 26 over Spot Removers 42 36, Checkmates 42 36, and Johnsons Corvairs 38 40 with Gamble's Kooletts 34 44 and Osceola Howe Ekcos 31 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Leisure League
Wwee
Wheathearts
Mill Rollers
Johnsons’ Corvairs
Gamble’s Kooletts
Osceola Howe Ekcos
Smith’s Wheathearts
Ind
Mary Lou Stallings
Rose Smith
Carol Schmoker
Gam Bowletts
High Scoring Games Reported In Local Meet
In the high school events Smiths Wheathearts won the team game with 628 points followed by Smiths Wheat hearts at 623 and Spot Removers at 570. In the individual event Mary Lou Stallings led with 187 points, Mildred Hewitt scored 177 and Leona Boden 173.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's
Wheathearts
Smith’s
Ind
Mary Lou Stallings
Mildred Hewitt
Leona Boden
Donna Jones Weds Donald Bankson in Osceola
Looking Back notes Donna Jones became bride of Donald Bankson. Also marks Clyde Courtney’s fiftieth wedding anniversary and a public sale set for March 9 of Ollie May Willits. Obituaries list James Edward Cook age 47 Frans Oquist age 66 John Emmons age 98. Weather report records February storms but no subzero temperatures in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jones
Donald Bankson
Clyde Courtney
Ollie May
Clyde) Willits
James Edward Cook
Frans Oquist
John Emmons
Twin Falls
Idaho
Harold Klingman
James H. Kershaw 77 Dies at Home in Silver Creek
James H. Kershaw, 77, of Silver Creek, died at his home Friday. He was the father of Mrs. Myron Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cederberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Kershaw
Silver Creek
Myron Jones
Carl Cederberg
Births and a Wedding in Osceola Area
Announcement of an eleven pound two ounce boy born Feb 18 named Shirley Mae. Marriage of Miss Marie Norman of Stromsburg to Pfc Edwin Swan of Osceola. Mr and Mrs Myron Jones announce birth of a seven pound daughter Feb 17 named Shirley Moe. Mrs George F Anderson 67, Hackberry pioneer, dies at home southeast of Osceola. survivors include husband, Omaha daughter, and son Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mae
Marie Norman
Stromsburg
Pfc
Edwin Swan
Osceola
Myron Jones
Shirley Moe
George F. Anderson
Hackberry
Omaha
Bruce
Polk County Farm Bureau files mandamus action over 1933 budget
The Polk County Farm Bureau led by president Petrus C. Nelson sues the Polk County Board of Commissioners to compel approval of the 1933 Bureau budget. Alta Grossnicklaus is honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Walter Wieseman. Wheat price at Osceola Markets is 30, corn 11, oats 10, hogs 2.60, cream 15, springs 4, eggs 8, hens 8. A corn and hog day at the courthouse Monday will include a corn show and drug seed corn auction with prizes for the top ten ear exhibits. Mrs. A. P. Tilley is feted on her 91st birthday at Mrs. Mathilda Peterson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Farm Bureau
Petrus C. Nelson
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Alta Grossnicklaus
Walter Wieseman
Osceola
A. P. Tilley
Mathilda Peterson
Need for Study of State's Accounting System Evident
Lincoln legislative action shows LB 59 gaining 350 preliminary approval for a 250000 study of Nebraska accounting and data processing. Peat, Marwick and Mitchell selected to handle the initial phase with a mid May review and statutes changes recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Paul Lincoln
Nebraska
Peat, Marwick and Mitchell
Richard Marvel
Marvel
Legisene
Legislative Council
Legislative Budget Committee
State Tax Commissioner
Legislative Fiscal Analyst
New County Agent to Occupy Dickhute Residence
The crop thickness ranges from eight to twelve inches. The new county agent Mr. Adair will occupy the Dickhute residence, currently owned by Mrs. Grace Pheasant Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Dickhute
Grace Pheasant Johnson
Perry and wife Sapp return from Florida stay
Mr and Mrs Perry Sapp came back late last week after a several week absence in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Sapp
Florida
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Mike Snodgrass
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Schuyler
Ernest Lutjelusche
Lewis Lutjelusche
Richland
Alvin Foust
Herman Foust
Robert
Nina Burke
Clara Blaser
George White
Eugene Sterups
Wilmer Carter
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Mauritz Swanson
Jack Schott
Raymond Schott
Monica Schott
J. F. Theisen
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Charles Hugglers
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Tom Syslo
Fullerton
Wesley Chapel
Mrs
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Rexall
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Minn
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Teo
Zori
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West’house
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Pat Miller
Alta Wieseman
Cola
Pepsi Bush
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Osc. Lumber
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Larry’s Tavern
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Roy’s B. Shop
Eae Renee En Ee
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Ose
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Louis Schott Jr
Harlan Rowan
Merv. Ransom Sr
Emil Alt
Ray Miller
al Yungdahl
Harold Davis
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RED Cross
Osceola Ins., Inc
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Ahren’s Diamonds
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Aoe
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E. D. Fillman
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Carl Schotz
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