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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1966

Page

10

Athletic Banquet Highlights in Clarks Community Teens

The Clarks athletic banquet Saturday featured honors for football and basketball, with awards to Lloyd Lanik for both sports and Jack Jones for volleyball. Freshman girls served as waitresses as the Pep Team applauded 22 attendees during the Sports a Go Go themed evening.

Clarks Dean Beck Marilyn Randall Max Aguilar Rose Kivett Lloyd Lanik Jack Jones Shannon Beck Renae Dexter Doris Zlomke Nancy Douglas

Local Family Visits and Travel Round Hastings Area

Mrs. Roger Vergo and children from Hastings visited her parents the Ray Sterns. Mrs. Jerry Ksiazek and Kim returned to Omaha after staying with her parents the Gerald Schotts. Kevin Ksiazek will stay longer with his grandparents. Mrs. Marie Church visited the Art Lambert home in Stromsburg last week. Saturday guests at the Sam Cook home were Mrs. Charlie Hoffer and Mrs. Vernie Hoffer. Eve ning guests were the Si Cooks of Osceola. The Cecil Hacks of Grand Island and the Fred Freelands were Sunday supper guests of Mrs Mildred Lorance of Grand Island. The Carmine Pecks were Wednesday evening guests at the Halver Hansen home in Fullerton to visit Mrs. Ben Penick, Bennie, Beth and Bryan of Denver. The Dennis Spires family of Grand Island were Sunday guests at the C. L. Hansher and Tom Spires home. The Spireses recently moved from Lincoln where Dennis was attending Ag school. Julie Reiken has been out of school this week with the flu. The Leroy Geier family and Mr. Fred Gerber were Grand Island visitors Saturday. Barney Cowgill returned home from Glendale California after spending the winter with his daughter Dr. Donna Crosley and family. Miss Carol Kingma returned to Minneapolis after visiting her parents the Elmer Kingmas and sisters. Mrs. Leonard Kohlhof and Linda spent Sunday night and Monday in Omaha.

Roger Vergo Hastings Ray Sterns Jerry Ksiazek Kim Omaha Gerald Schotts Kevin Ksiazek Marie Church Art Lambert Stromsburg Sam Cook Charlie Hoffer Vernie Hoffer Osceola Cecil Hacks Grand Island Fred Freelands Mildred Lorance Carmine Pecks Halver Hansen Fullerton Ben Penick Bennie Beth and Bryan Denver Colo Dennis Spires Th C Leroy Geier Fred Gerber Barney Cowgill Glendale Calif Donna Crosley Carol Kingma Minneapolis Minn Elmer Kingmas Leonard Kohlhof Linda Raymond Dittmers Vern McLeans Kenneth Graves Sweethome Ore Lanny Dittmer David Rechtenbach John Kohl Paul Pfeifer Columbus Larry Miller Atlanta Elmer Millers Jim Dittmer Raymond Dittmer Vickie Ferguson Ray Stern Elmer Miller Bertha Pickrel Harry Dohse J. A. Cerny Walter D. Beck Dora Mustard Earl Chicago Ill H. L. Wurtzes Donald Haggerts Ruth Huston Art Wiser Central City Asa Pollards Art Miller Carol Stromberg Dick Sagehorn Elmer Pipers of Glen Neel James Booths

Weekend Social Roster Highlights Nearby Visits

Weekend visitors and hosts across Grand Island Central City Stromsburg and Omaha included Mary Alyce Kluck Sharon Yosten Ann Hearty from Grand Island and Laverne Anderson family from Geneva. Attendees also gathered for Cliff Hern bloom anniversary open house and various family gatherings at multiple local homes.

Local social notes from Grand Island and surrounding areas

Mrs. Asa Pollard and Randy and Denise Douglas were Grand Island business callers in Grand Island. The Art Millers attended open house at the Gerald Holm home Sunday in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. The Gilbert Marks of Humphrey and Mrs. Erma Clark were Sunday visitors at the John Hannappel home. Mrs. Kenneth Graves of Sweet Home, Ore. is visiting her parents, the Vern McLeans and sister, Mrs. Raymond Dittmer. Sunday guests at the Wretta Hurd home were the Clarence Shulls and Mrs. Ray Shull of H. L. Wurtz home were the Bill Kohls and Arlyce. Art Wiser home were the Leslie Juhl family of Shelton. Lunch guests were the George Paulson family of Genoa.

Asa Pollard Randy Denise Douglas Grand Island Art Millers Gerald Holm Gilbert Marks Humphrey Erma Clark John Hannappel Kenneth Graves Sweethome Ore Vern McLeans Raymond Dittmer Wretta Hurd Clarence Shulls Ray Shull

Boat Owners Must Renew Registration By April First

Motorboat owners with 1965 certificates must re register and place new symbols by April 1 to operate in Nebraska waters. Forms available from permit vendors and county clerks. Fees remain unchanged: Class 1 one dollar. Class 2 three dollars. Class 3 five dollars. Class 4 ten dollars. Class 5 twenty dollars. Class 6 three dollars for dealers and manufacturers for demonstration.

M. O. Steen Game Commission Nebraska Steen

Medicare ready in Nebraska promises no hospital surge

Nebraska state officials say Medicare start July 1 will not overload facilities. Health director Dr. E A Rogers and welfare chief John Gage expect increased elderly admissions but adequate capacity, with possible strain mainly in Omaha and Lincoln. They caution nurse shortages and note doctors may opt in or out of the program.

Lincoln Nebraska E. A. Rogers John Gage Rogers Gage Omaha Medicare University of Nebraska New Orleans Mike Voris Tom Lundgren Scottsburh Tom Mason Hastings Jeff Farkas Morrison Congress Midwest

Local Church Services and Schedules in Clarks Area

The Methodist Church led by Mrs Josephine Scahill offers morning service and church school at 10:00 with MYF on the first and third Wednesdays. Pierce Chapel holds monthly services on the first Thursday at 2. St Peters Catholic Church lists weekend Masses seasonal and daily Mass at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. with Saturday confessions from 4:45 to 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Clarks Church School WSCS Pierce Chapel St. Peters Catholic Church Richard A. Wolbach

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