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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

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Oil test well planned in Pickrell area by public-spirited pair

F. H. Schultze of Blue Springs and Fred Norwn of Superior cooperate on an oil test well to be drilled in the Pickrell neighborhood. They lease over 10,000 acres and used nine doodle bugs to locate the site. Schultze hopes for success and potential more wells in Liberty neighborhood Wymore Arbor State.

F. H. Schultze Blue Springs Fred Norwn Superior Pickrell Schultz Liberty Wymore Arbor

Obituary: Andrew Monson Dies Sud­denly in Nebraska

Andrew Milton Monson aged 39 died suddenly at his Ainsworth Nebraska home. He worked as agricultural economist for the U S Bureau of Reclamation. Survivors include wife Grace son Tyler 11 daughter Paula 14 mother Hannah and brothers Paul and Wallace. Funeral in Ainsworth Congregational Church Thursday with interment in Seward Friday.

Andrew Milton Monson Ainsworth Nebraska Monsons U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Grace Tyler Paula

First Day of Spring Debrief in Ott the Cuff

A lighthearted column laments the chilly first day of spring with gray skies and biting wind. It jokes about spring fever, domestic chores, Easter bonnets, and the era of pipe cleaner hats, noting the pricey fashion and the author’s disinterest in late winter duties.

Goldenrod Music Festival Set for Osceola March 27

Osceola hosts the Goldenrod Music Festival on Tuesday March 27 with students from Ge noa Clarks Stromsburg Polk St. Paul and Osceola. Duane Johnson expects about 430 attendees. Critics include Dean Killion Earl Jenkins and Janice Shumway. Performances occur in the morning at the Methodist Church and high school auditorium with vocal and instrumental numbers. Afternoon features large groups in the school auditorium. Admission is 50 and 25 cents for all sessions.

Osceola Genoa Clarks Stromsburg Polk St. Paul Duane Johnson Dean Killion University of Nebraska Earl Jenkins Janice Shumway Midland College Methodist Church

Mrs. Bonnie Matticks Named Mrs Shelby in Contest

Mrs. Bonnie Matticks of Shelby is named winner in Polk and Butler counties for the Mrs America contest run by Central Electric and Gas. She will compete in the Northern District at Columbus on March 27 with further contests at York before the Beatrice final in April. The Nebraska winner advances to Florida for the national title. Matticks, mother of three, competed with seven others in David City with five from Polk and two from Butler counties.

Bonnie Matticks Shelby Polk Butler Central Electric and Gas Company Matticks Columbus York Beatrice Nebraska Florida Butler County

Corn Palace Cafe Reopens After Remodeling

The Corn Palace Cafe reopened on Wednesday after a weekend closure for redecoration and new fixtures. New floor covering and bright, soft-booth seating were installed, improving the cafe’s appearance substantially.

Corn Palace

Community groups schedule events for March

The Social Calendar lists the Extension Club meeting with Mrs. Joe Fjell on Wednesday March 28 at 2 00 pm Rebekah Lodge meets March 28 at 730 pm WSCS Circle 1 gathers March 22 at home of Mrs Lowell Hanson Mrs Phil Campbell hosts Entre Nous March 28 Gab O Lots hosted by Mrs W H Norton March 28 Cub Scout Pack meets March 27 730 pm at the Methodist Church Camera Club meets March 26 800 pm at the Fellowship Hall Town Twelve Club hosts March 23 800 pm by Mr and Mrs Dale Nahrstedt

Extension Club Joe Fjell Rebekah Lodge Wscs Circle 1 Lowell Hanson Phil Campbell W. H. Norton Methodist Church Camera Club Fellowship Dale Nahrstedt Town Twelve Club

Osceola WCTU Met With Local Members

Osceola WCTU met last Thursday with Mrs James McKeag Sr assisting hostess. Lulu Hendrickson led the business session while Mrs Dollie Hanshew kept sick call records. Mrs Arvid Anderson conducted the devotionals and Mrs Harry Brazee delivered the lesson. A good attendance was present.

Osceola Wctu James McKeag Wm. McKeag Lulu Hendrickson Dollie Hanshew Arvid Anderson Harry Brazee

Changes Noted In Wool and Lamb 1956 Program

March 31 is the final date for wool and lamb marketings to qualify for payments under the current incentive program. Richard C. Sealey, Polk County ASC chair, notes that sales by March 31 earn this year’s payments, with post March 31 sales tying to the 1956 program starting April 1. For lambs, payments go to the last owner before slaughter this year, while the 1956 program will pay to owners based on period of ownership, and include sales for slaughter, feeding, or flock replacement.

Richard C. Sealey Polk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Frizzell Couple Guests at Earl Miles Home

Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell were entertained with Ron and Jane at the Earl Miles residence Friday evening in a social visit.

Dale Frizzell Ron Jane Earl Miles

Harold Matheson files for county judge seat

Harold W. Matheson of Shelby filed for the non political County Judge position this Tuesday, bringing the candidate count to two. Matheson operates a Shelby grocery store.

Harold W. Matheson Shelby Matheson

Real Estate Transfers In Osceola District Probate Deeds

Multiple transfers recorded in Osceola involving the School District of Osceola acquiring numerous lots in Smiths Additions and Morningside Addition, plus various parcel deeds between individuals, with tracts described by block and lot numbers and sworn witnesses or caps. Also includes Referee’s Deed and Survivorship Deed transfers among named parties.

Edward R. Deland Osceola Smith Municipal Corporation City of Morningside City of Osceola K. D. Richards Albert Ryan Roy A. Johnson Morris C. Johnson Jerold Ruzicka Lloyd M. VanHousen Wwe Norma E. Bennett Earl L. Johnson Harman C. Augustin Englebert E. Gabel NEM Olive L. Sterup Olive Lenora Sterup W. L. Hollister Gees J. Inness

Easter Cantata to be Sung in Stromsburg

The Evangelical Covenant Church choir of Stromsburg will perform The Seven Last Words of Christ by Theodore Dubois on Good Friday at eight. Wilbur B. Olson directs. Mrs. Orson Hanson is organist. choir members sing as soloists. Visitors are invited.

Evangelical Covenant Church of

Osceola Softball League Seeks Player Intentions

Officials urge all players to report their intentions for joining the Osceola Softball League this year. Interested individuals, whether returning or new, should contact Raymond Miller Lawrence Bowe John Cerny or Bob Hrouda as soon as possible.

Osceola Softball League Raymond Miller Lawrence Bowe John Cerny Bob Hrouda

Osceola Navy Cadet Joins Miami Training Cruise

Norman Hofbauer AN son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hofbauer of Osceola takes part in two weeks of intensive Marine Corps Air Station Miami Florida VA 761 Naval Air Reserve squadron attached to NAS Lincoln Nebraska The crew sailed March 11 and return March 24 members come from Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota Training aims to unite the unit and use rocket bombing and gunnery targets not available at Lincoln

Norman Hofbauer Thomas Hofbauer Osceola Marine Corps Air Station Miami Florida Naval Air Station Lincoln Nebraska Iowa South Dakota

Dr Charles W Jeffrey Honors Hospital Dedication

Dr Charles W Jeffrey, benefactor, spoke at the dedication of the hospital named for his mother. He recalled boyhood days in Polk county and success in Montana oil, saying the privilege is mine and that accepting his proposal was a proud moment for him.

Charles W. Jeffrey Jeffrey Polk County Montana

Ada Marie Lundstrom Dies at 65 on Swede Home Farm

Ada Marie Lundstrom born February 22 1891 on a farm north of Stromsburg died March 12 1956 at her home aged 65. She belonged to Calvary Lutheran Swede Home and cared for her invalid mother. Survived by brothers Reuben and Martin sister Mrs Rudolph Appleton, nephew James and niece Elaine. Services March 15 1956 at Calvary Lutheran Swede Home. Interment Swede Home cemetery.

Ada Marie Lundstrom Stromsburg Ada Calvary Lutheran Church of Swede Reuben Martin Rudolph Appleton James Elaine Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home Robert V. Johnson

New Hospital Admits 22 Patients on Monday Opening

Immediate response to the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital shows public acceptance. On Thursday March 15 the first admissions filled the building with seven transfers from the old hospital, and by Monday morning 22 patients were present before two discharges reduced the count to 20.

Old Hospital Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Charles Cjeka Osceola

Daisy Dairy 4-H Plan March Meeting Activities

The Daisy Dairy 4-H Club met March 9 at the Earl Watts home to discuss treasury funds and cattle breeds. Kathryn Pliefke demonstrated leading a calf, Diane Scherer demonstrated washing the separator, and Mrs Watts hosted lunch. Next meeting is April 13 at the Robert McMeekin home.

Daisy Dairy 4-H Club Earl Watts Kathryn Pliefke Diane Scherer

Osceola Firemen Hold Annual Old-Timer Meeting

Members of the Osceola Volunteer Fire Department announce their annual old-timer meeting at the Legion club rooms. The event includes a meal and a regular business session, with invitations sent to all former members. Attendees should arrive by 7:00 p.m.

Osceola Volunteer Fire Department Legion Club Rooms

Sweden Letter Urges Osceola Record Renewal

Letter from Nels Lindahl and Nels Paulson in Sweden thanks Osceola Record readers for nearly two years of home news. They mention a cold snowy winter, send best regards to Polk County residents, and renew their subscription with five dollars. They also ask to say hello to everyone and to not forget Butch the dog.

Sweden Perry N. Sapp Osceola Polk County O. K Butch the Dog Nels Lindahl Nels Paulson

Nebraska Alpha Phi Omega Install New Officers

Gilbert Thomas of Lincoln is elected president of the University of Nebraska chapter of Alpha Phi Omega. Wade Dorland of Humboldt becomes sergeant-at-arms, with William Klostermeyer Grand Island as first vice president, George Rogers Lincoln as second vice president, Jack Conrad Osceola recording secretary, and Jimmie Hedgepeth Rockport Missouri as corresponding secretary.

Gilbert Thomas Lincoln University of Nebraska Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Wade Dorland Humboldt William Klostermeyer Grand Island George Rogers Jack Conrad Osceola Jimmie Hedgepeth Rockport

Births and Ancestry Highlight Local Families

Birth notices report Ed ward Francis Berck born March 12 in Omaha to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Berck weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. Nancy Ann born March 15 to Andrew Nelson’s family, making him a great grandfather. Ronald James born March 5 at Seward Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kasparek and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dobesh Jr. are parents. E E Gabel as maternal grandparents.

Bernard Berck Omaha Edward Francis Bercks Andrew Nelson Osceola Nancy Ann Dick Kasparek Kasparek Kansas City

Williamses from St Edward visit Campas Sunday

Mr and Mrs Glen Williams of St Edward called on Mr and Mrs Wm Campa Sunday afternoon.

Glen Williams St. Edward Wm. Campa

Community responses mark opening of Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital

Public reaction to the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital opening has been gratifying with patient transfers from the old hospital starting last Thursday and load rising to 22 by Monday. The staff faced challenging days during the move but is praised for smoothing operations as a new laboratory technician arrives and Judge Leon Merrick returns to court duties after a brief illness.

Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Bertha Peck Lincoln Capitol City Leon Merrick Nebraska Naval Air Reserve Group Miami Florida Neptune Australia Columbus Ohio

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Jacob Jensen Jim Bryson Scotia Village of Village Park and Improvement Fund Scotia Register David City Municipal Airport Leonard Hrouda Schuyler Hrouda David City Field David City Banner Press Boone, Platte Madison Counties Nance County Antelope County Albion News Milady Anderson Victor E. Anderson W. W Wool & Lamb Harold Matheson C. W. Jeffrey New Hospital Cejka Charles Jr Eklund Robert W Lindblade Donald Nickell Emma Lytle Charles C. Hanson Alma Gondringer Alfred H. Johnson Marie Daisy Dairy Club Firemen’s Old-Timer Meeting APO Eddie Watts Woods
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