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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1955

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LaVonne Dinges Marries in Wichita March Ceremony

Miss LaVonne Dinges daughter of Mrs Rose Dinges Osceola and Nicholas Mancine son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Mancine Summerville Mass married Wednesday March 16 in a 930 mass at Blessed Sacrament Church Wichita Kansas. The bride wore a navy suit with white blue accessories and carried white carnations. The groom in a business suit attended by Mr and Mrs Peter Mazarella. A wedding breakfast was served at La Charles in Wichita. The couple will reside at 1428 South Waco Street.

LaVonne Dinges Rose Dinges Osceola Nicholas Mancine Salvatore Mancine Summerville Massachusetts T. J. O’sullivan Blessed Sacrament Church Wichita Kansas Peter Mazarella la Charles Osceola Aligh Crouse-Tex Drug Store Polk County U. S. Air Corps Korea South Waco Street

Nebraska Heart Drive tops goal in statewide fundraising

Nebraska Heart Drive reports over 106 thousand dollars raised toward a 100 thousand goal. State Chairman A Q Schimmel praised the effort of 200 drive chairmen and workers across 121 communities while noting late contributions and unfiled reports from 41 chairmen and county school officials. Local chairman W H Norton oversees direct donations to the state office.

Nebraska A. Q. Schimmel Nebraska Heart Association Iie W. H. Norton The Heart Fund

Gas Company To Refund 1 3 Million In Nebraska and South Dakota

Central Electric & Gas Company will issue about 1 3 million in refund credits to customers in 33 Nebraska and South Dakota towns. Osceola customers receive about 3 316 29. Refunds stem from Federal Power Commission and appeals court orders on Northern Natural Gas overcharges before Dec 27 1953. Other towns include Columbus 39 589 Stromsburg 4 192 Shelby 2 065 Rising City 1 225 David City 9 698 Ulysses 1 154. The refunds are not tied to gas bought after Dec 27 1954 from Northern Natural Gas. If Northern Natural Gas misses its requested rates, further refunds may follow. This is the second refund, first issued April 1954.

E. C. Deane Nebraska South Dakota Central Electric & Gas Company United States Court of Appeals 8Th Circuit Osceola Federal Power Commission United States Circuit Court of Appeals Northern Natural Gas Company Stromsburg Shelby Rising City Columbus David City Ulysses

Weekend guests at Kenneth Schmidt home

Saturday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Orval Eikenhorst and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowman. Sharon Lee Berck, Nebraska Wesleyan student, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Berck and accompanied friends from Stromsburg back to Lincoln Sunday evening.

Kenneth Schmidt Orval Eikenhorst Carl Bowman Sharon Lee Berck Nebraska Wesleyan George Berck Stromsburg Lincoln

Methodists Award Contract for New Church Building

The contract for erection of the Methodist Church goes to D. L. Moffitt Company of McCook, already building the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital at Osceola, with a price of 81900 dollars. Construction will begin after the old structure is removed and the site cleared. A second fund drive is planned for April.

Methodists D. L. Moffitt Company of McCook Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Osce

Local Man Elected to Medical Frat at NU

John W. Mills of Osceola, senior at University of Nebraska Medical School Omaha, was chosen for Alpha Omega Alpha, joining 13 others. It is his second honor after Phi Beta Kappa at Lincoln. He graduates this spring. Harold M. Nordlund of York also selected, nephew of Elmer Nordlund of Stromsburg.

John W. Mills M. A. Mills Osceola University of Nebraska Medical School Omaha Alpha Omega Alpha Mills Phi Beta Cappa Society University At Lincoln Harold M. Nordlund York Elmer Nordlund Stromsburg

Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Van Hoosen

A pink and blue shower for Mrs. Stanley Van Hoosen was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Logan Van Hoosen. Sixteen ladies attended to play games and watch the honoree open gifts. Hostesses were Mrs. Clayton Beebe, Mrs. Logan Van Hoosen, and Mrs. Irvin Groassnicklaus. out-of-town guests included Mrs. Lee Snodgrass, Mrs. Ethel Carman, and Mrs. Esther Brown of Columbus.

Stanley van Hoosen Logan VanHoosen Clayton Beebe Irvin Groassnicklaus Lee Snodgrass Ethel Carman Esther Brown Columbus

Blizzard Sunday Sparks City Spirit and Self Reliance

A lively reflection on the blizzard of Sunday, celebrating how strangers cooperate against drifting snow and the joy of the storm. The piece notes people walking through deep drifts, engines and wheels battling the snow, and hints Monday as the first day of spring.

Methodist Church Building Award Under The Estimate

Bids for a new Methodist Church in Osceola were opened in Lincoln. D L Moffitt Company of McCook Nebraska bid 81900.00 to build the church, under the estimated price, with six bidders. The bid was accepted by the building committee and forwarded to the Board of Trustees for approval. Construction awaits removal of the old building. The board includes Rev Homer Bollinger chair and several members. A snowstorm delayed dismantling the old church.

Lincoln New Methodist Church Osceola D. L. Moffitt Company McCook Nebraska Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Moffitt Board of Trustees Building Board Homer Bollinger Chm Leroy Rhodes Walter Berck P. B. Campbell Howard McKeag Dewy Sigler Edith Heilman Raymond Kepner

Real Estate Transfers Across Osceola and Stromsburg Areas

Warranty deeds transfer parcels in Osceola and Stromsburg including Osceola Lutheran church land and various town lots. Transactions cover McKeag and Johnson families, Augustins, Andersons, Casselberry Scott, Larson Ry an, Nelson McKeag, and the City of Osceola with multiple parcels described by sections, townships and lots.

Harvey J. McKeag William McKeag Otelia Johnson St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Osceola Henry F. Augustin Glen K. Augustin John Alfred Anderson A. Milton Anderson Stromsburg Gertie E. Anderson Edna M. Anderson Johnson Morrill Charles E. Casselberry Joan W. Scott Hannah Larson Albert Ryan Anna Nelson Edna C. McKeag Bucklew City of William T. Gonka

Hospital Auxiliary Social Calendar Held at Legion Club Rooms

The Hospital Auxiliary meet this Thursday evening March 24 at the Legion club rooms for a social calendar event.

Legion Club Rooms

Osceola Service Man In Arabia Visits Holy City

Francis Ienn, Osceola native and son of Mr. and Mrs. August Ienn, serving in Arabia, took a five day leave to visit the Holy City by plane eight hours from his station. In a letter home he described biblical sights as education and the trip as one of his most enjoyable experiences.

Francis Ienn August Ienn Osceola Arabia Holy City Francis

Five Inches Of Snow Heralds The Advent Of Spring

The season’s biggest snowstorm dumped five inches in Osceola and neighboring areas last Sunday into Monday. Moisture boosts land condition though travel was hindered and roads remained hazardous. No local injuries reported though three statewide deaths were linked to the weather as spring arrived on March 21.

Harold Klingman Osceola

Change In Owners For Two Osceola Businesses

Two Osceola businesses changed hands this week. Koziol Shoe Service was purchased by Wren Sherwood who will manage the shop and has lived in California recently. Roy's Produce transferred ownership from Roy Johnson to Charles Cejka who moved from Crete and began operating the business Monday. The Cejkas reside in the Victor Sterup home east of the school.

Osceola Koziol Shoe Wren Sherwood California Polk County Stromsburg Roy Roy Johnson Charles Cejka Crete Cejkas Victor Sterup

Osceola District Values Petitions at Over Four Million

Petitioning districts in Osceola tally more than 4.1 million dollars in valuations as eight districts complete petitions for consolidation. A five million dollar minimum is needed to form the new district and trigger planning for a kindergarten through sixth grade school building with lunch and utility facilities.

Osceola

Stromsburg Woman Wins Mrs America Title Polk County

Wanda Ahlquist of Stromsburg won the Mrs. America Polk County crown in a cake baking contest at the Stromsburg Gas Office on March 18. Her victory advances her to the District Contest in York Nebraska on March 31. Seven entries competed, with two from Polk, four from Stromsburg, and one from Osceola.

Wanda Ahlquist Stromsburg Polk County York Nebraska Ahlquist America Polk Osceola

New Standard filling station opens on highway

The Standard filling station operated by the Glen and Harlan Rowan families is now open at the new location. The Standard Oil line of products is handled by the Rowans with the usual services offered. The owners invite the territory to stop in and get acquainted.

Standard Glen and Harlan Rowan Standard Oil Company Rowans

Legion Auxiliary Receives National Meritorious Service Citation

At the March 18 meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary the local Wm. Wolfe Post Chapter earned a National Citation for Meritorious Service from the National President. Hostesses were Mrs. P. B. Campbell Mrs. Ross Richards and Mrs. August Senn. Flossie Deeds won the door prize. Plans announced include a Leonard Wood Memorial Fund donation and the annual Child Welfare Tea set for April 15 at 2 30 p m admission 35 cents. Poppy Day observance planned for May 7 with two ladies from each group selling poppies. The chapter finished its sewing project donating two more comforters and carpet rags.

American Legion Auxiliary Wm. Wolfe Post P. B. Campbell Ross Richards August Senn Flossie Deeds Leonard Wood Memorial Fund

Former Osceolan’s Daughter Wins Pan Am Javelin Title

Karen Anderson daughter of M. O. Anderson, a former Osceola athlete, won the Pan Am javelin event after rapid progress from a casual throw. An uncle recalls her athletic instinct and early start, noting she quickly mastered the javelin in five weeks and nearly matched the world record.

Mart

Pancake Feed Planned at St Vincent’s Church Hall

The ladies of St Vincent's church announce a pancake feed at the church hall on the evening of March 31. The event will feature games for attendees and is organized by Mrs Leo Albers and Mrs Albert W Gabriel.

St. Vincent's Church Leo Albers Albert W. Gabriel

Effie Fornander Travels to Des Moines Iowa

Mrs Effie Fornander visiting daughter in San Diego traveled to San Francisco last Tuesday to see Mr and Mrs George B Weatherly. She flew to Des Moines Iowa Friday to meet son Ted and will stay indefinitely at his Newton home where his wife recently had surgery.

Effie Fornander Jean Jackson San Diego San Francisco George B. Weatherly Des Moines Iowa Ted Fernandez Newton

Spring Storm Briefs Osceola News and Local Events

The Osceola area recovers from a heavy weekend storm with drifting snow and improved travel. A March 28 Chamber of Commerce meeting features a Navy Europe trip slideshow by Jim Cromwell and Vern Scofield. Construction advances include bids for a Methodist Church site and a new motel by William Gonka, with June 1 as completion target. The Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital gains a cornerstone plaque from Bull Desch. The University of Nebraska Symphony Band concert in Osceola drew sufficient attendance to satisfy its guarantee, while the local band aided by Duane Johnson gains praise. An accidental TV moment inspires readers to laugh at a flickering screen. A hospitalized elderly patient awoke during a nearby building fire, asking if the operation had failed.

University of Nebraska Donald A. Lentz Phedre Massenet Brunnhilde Wagner Cimarron Harris Symphony Gillis Arnold Stanley Shumway Roger Brendle Jack McKie Lauren Faist Orion Lentz Nebraska Polk County Allen Ziegelbein Polk Osceola Chamber of Commerce Jim Cromwell Stanton Register Stanton Vern Scofield Nebraska Press Association Europe Mr. Scofield Osceola Wiliam Gonka Gonka Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital University of Nebraska Symphony Duane Johnson Bull Desch W. S. Desch York Carthage

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Mrs. Vanhoosen Methodist Church Building Award Moffitt Company of Territory Mid-West Osceola School Board MRS. America New Filling Station Legion Auxiliary Osceolan’s
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