East Point youth star earns 1970 honorable mention All American
Randy Henggeler of Falc6irn Georgia has been named a 1970 honorable mention All American by the National Football Federation Inc He played last year in East Point Youth Sport Inc and was a 75 pound team captain on the East Point Vols He helped East Point win its first Georgia Youth Football Conference title with a 10 to 0 Bobby Dodd Youth Bowl victory over Midway Mighty Mites
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Henggeler
Midway Mighty Mites
Party Honors Mr and Mrs Stroup at Inness Home
On March 11 Mr and Mrs John Inness and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sipes hosted a party at the Inness home honoring Mr and Mrs Al Stroup who were recently married. Faculty guests and their spouses attended and enjoyed cards and refreshments followed by a group gift to the Stroups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Inness
Kenneth Sipes
Inness
al Stroup
Stroups
Heckman visits Osceola from Fort Sill weekend
Kent Heckman stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Heckman in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Heckman
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Mrs
George Heckman
School Lunch Menu Week Schedule
Monday pigs in blankets sweet potatoes buttered corn apricots extra sandwich milk. Tuesday beans and ham carrot stick bun and butter jello. Wednesday meatloaf green beans buns and butter orange juice rice pudding. Thursday pizza carrots fruit cookie. Friday fish sandwich mashed potatoes celery stick apple crisp.
Cedar Bluffs To Host 14th Annual Junior Conference
Miss Sherry Eggers District 7 President will preside over the 14th Annual Junior Conference on March 27 at 12:00 noon in Cedar Bluffs Nebraska. Dignitaries from the American Legion Auxiliary National Department and District level will attend including Mrs. Peter Marchell and Mrs. Mark Romohr. Guest speaker is Mr. Frank Vlasak with Cedar Bluffs High School vocal group and Cedar Bluffs Juniors presenting a skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Eggers
Cedar Bluffs
Nebraska
American Legion Auxiliary
Peter Marchell
Dept. of
Nebr
Mark A. Romohr
Dept. Jr
Cecil Lee
Ernie Swanson
Dist
Delores Kreizinger
Julie Fernandez
Frank Vlasak
Cedar Bluffs High School
Corn Palace Change Hands In Osceola Sale
On March 23, 1961, Mr. and Mrs. Bill LeSuer purchased the Corn Palace from Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rein. Also noted are bowling results, local meeting plans, a birth and death, and Boy’s State selections affecting Osceola residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill LeSuer
Lee Rein
Grand Island
Mary Lou Stallings
Joan Beebe
Evelyn Gissler
Joyce Conrad
Reba Conrad
Osceola
Clara F. Schott
Canton
Ohio
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Ronnie Frizzell
Dale Frizzell
Boy’s State
Gary Rodene
Merle H. Dawes
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Polk County Seeks Re appraisal and Hospital Aid
Twenty years ago on March 29 1951 Polk County slated a year long property re appraisal. A hospital committee plans to raise funds to buy the Sisters of the St Francis Hospital two car for patient transport. Jane Lewis and John Ostrom wed Easter Sunday March 25 at Osceola Methodist Church. Lois Dinges visiting Wayne State Teachers College spent Easter with Osceola family. Ruth Richards hosted District 37 teachers and pupils for her twelfth birthday. Herbert Ball home from the University spent Easter vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Hospital Committee
Sisters of the
St. Francis Hospital
Jane Lewis
John Ostrom
Osceola Methodist Church
Lois Dinges
Wayne State Teachers College
Osceola
Ruth Richards
District 37
Herbert Ball
Legion Auxiliary Marks 22nd Anniversary Meeting
The Legion Auxiliary met March 21 at Mrs. M. R. Anderson home to celebrate the groups 22nd anniversary. Members turned in many finished Red Cross garments with more in progress. Amos DeLand observed his 90th birthday on March 16. Milan Snodgrass and Veil Anderson began new jobs in Washington after leaving Sunday. John Burritt returned from Minnesota where he aided the Walter Pierson family as they settled in their new home. At Genoa sub-district dramatic convention on March 20 Logan Danskin earned Superior for original oratory Alberta Berck won Superior as best actress and Irvin Deeds received an excellent rating for humorous reading. The one act play was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
M. R. Anderson
Red Cross
Amos DeLand
Milan Snodgrass
Veil Anderson
Washington
John Burritt
Minnesota
Walter Pierson
Genoa
Logan Danskin
Alberta Berck
Irvin Deeds
Rural high school debate draws crowd in Swede Home
A large crowd gathered in the Swede Home Lutheran basement to hear talks on a proposed rural high school for nearby districts. Miss Sigrid Johnson and Oscar Boden wed recently. Vera Peterson and Mae Chauner return from Peru for a few days. A newborn boy arrived to Mr and Mrs J C Peters. Bargains at W O Johnson Company include silk fibre hose and other apparel. Eggs offered by George Berck at Byers farm Osceola Route 5. Mrs Ethel Dunn to lecture at M E Church on Europe trip. Dr M W Byers returns from Florida where he represented local holders at a land drawing. News tip line given as 747-2431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lutheran Church
Sigrid Johnson
Oscar Boden
Vera Peterson
Mae Chauner
Peru
J. C. Peters
W. O. Johnson Company
Plymouth Rock
George Berck
Byers
Osceola
August Matson
Ethel’ Dunn
M. E
Europe
Ryan
Gem Theatre
Globe Laundry
M. W. Byers
Florida
Club Notes FAN Extension Club Meeting Report
The FAN Extension Club met at Mrs. Donald Reisdorf's home on March 16 with 12 members. Members signed up for the Extension Council Tour to Omaha. Mrs. A. C. Schott and Mrs. Norman Gabel led a lesson on Safety in Foods. The group played Crazy Bridge with Mrs. Richard Miller high and Mrs. Marvin Ericson low. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Norman Leach's home on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A.N. Extension Club
Donald Reisdorf
Extension Council
Omaha
A. C. Schott
Norman Gabel
Richard Miller
Marvin Ericson
Norman Leach
Stitch and Stir 4-H Club Gathers for March Meeting
The SCHOTT GIRLS ENTERTAINED CLUB met at the Schott home with 8 members present. Projects chosen include Lunches and Suppers and Let's Make a Skirt and Blouse. Next meeting at Tammy Conrad on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
Cheryl
Judy Schott
Fern Wyman
Dorothy Nelson
Cotton and Cake 4-H Club
Rising City
Tammy Conrad
Carmen Schott
Protem
Country Cousins 4-H Club Elects Officers for 1971
The Country Cousins 4-H Club held a reorganizational meeting March 4 at Osceola High School after school. Lunch was served by Ruth Lux. Officers elected for 1971 include Julie Carlson president and Lynn Watts vice president, with Denise Dunn as news reporter and Michelle McMeekin as song leader. Our 4-H leader is Mrs. Gerhardt Lux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Cousins
Osceola High School
Ruth Lux
Julie Carlson
Lynn Watts
Ass’t
Nancy Oquist
Pam Watts
Carita Peterson
Margie Lux
Denise Dunn
Rachel Boden
Michelle McMeekin
Gerhardt Lux
Sunday Guests At Mrs Hastings Home
Local items note visitors to Mrs. R N Hastings include Mr and Mrs Joe Sullivan of Grand Island and Ray Hastings of York. Lula Pickett and Elsie Stewart were visited in the afternoon while Nancy and Barbara Mills Grinnell College students from Grinnell Iowa arrived Saturday night for spring break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Hastings
Joe Sullivan
Grand Island
Ray Hastings
York
Hastings
Sullivan
Lula Pickett
Elsie Stewart
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Nancy
Barbara Mills
Robert Mills
Silver Creek News and Community Notes
Local events include a reception for exchange students from 16 counties at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall with 20 students attending. W.S.C.S. met with 20 members. upcoming hostesses named. Various social visits occur around Silver Creek with families from Shelby Osceola Hastings and Grand Island. Obituary for Clarence J. Korus age 36. High School 6 Weeks Honor Roll lists seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with multiple students named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek High School
Ken Cannon
Janelle Hinkle
Bonnie Jones
Bonnie McCarville
Mike Valasek
Sheryl Admison
Kevin Egger
Mary Powers
Sally Spohn
Tom Wyman
Joan Beck
Mike Cave
Nancy Kava
Denise
Archery Fishing Season Opens Across Nebraska
Archery fishing season begins at sunrise on April 1 in most Nebraska waters, with hours from sunrise to sunset and the same bag limits as hook and line. The state is open to archers except for stocked put-and-take lakes, Two Rivers, Louisville and Fremont state recreation areas, DeSoto Bend Refuge Lake, trout streams, and posted special areas. A complete list of closed waters is available from permit vendors and Game Commission offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
Game Commission
Louisville
Fremont
DeSoto Bend
Tax tables expand to $10,000 under 1969 act
Richard P. Vinal of the IRS Nebraska district says federal income tax tables now cover incomes up to $10,000 for nonitemizers. The change follows the Tax Reform Act of 1969 raising exemptions to $625 and increasing the low income allowance, with itemizers using rate schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Vinal
IRS
Nebraska
Vinal
Mr. Vinal
Seward trio visits Colorado Springs families
Locals Mr and Mrs Wm McCarthy with Debbie and Doug traveled to Colorado Springs over the weekend visiting the Maurice Ransom and Charles Doremus families and other relatives. Mrs McCarthy is the former Margie Ransom of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McCarthy
Debbie
Doug
Seward
Colorado Springs
Maurice Ransom
Charles Doremus
McCarthy
Margie Ransom
Osceola
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al Stroups
Life - Hospital
Estate Ins
Ray Soukup
Farm Bureau Ins
Musselman's
Musselman's Apple Juice
van Camp
Sede
Gooch
Jack & Jill
Koka
Jergens
Loin
Kitty Clover
Our
Vale
California
Rome
America
Oye Eel Food Center
J. E. Steeple
August P. Anderson
Sam Crouse
Phil Wieseman
Charles Rech
David City
L. W. Peterson
Fred Miller
Otto Horst
C. J. Roslund
Standard Oil
Jay Carson
Shelby Hospital
Charles Dunn
Helen Ferrell
Ansel Fredrickson
Silver Creek
Myrtle White
Norman Carter
Jacque
Bruce. Cowgill
Jose Reyes
Mexico
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
AOS
Orer
W.S.C.S
Algor Yungdahl
Vernon Peterson
Walter Spike
Bob Wyman
Shelby
Mike
Lloyd Adkinson
Central City
Bob Stuhr
LaVern Hauptmann
Neligh
E. M. Jacobsen
Don
Anna Strohbehn
Virgil Peterson
Bobby
Walter Peterson
E. L. Klein
Kess
John Oppliger
Oscar Blaser
Columbus
Myron Ward
Oscar Anderson
Clarks
Andersons
Betty Pauley
Lincoln
John White
Jack Burger
Clarence J. Korus
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Leonard Mentink
Elmer Benson
Stromsburg
Nina Delamore
Herman Sudman
McPherson
Kansas
Elmer Tooker
Country Club
L. T. van Winkle
Harold Martin
Hilda Carlson
Frank Schuldt
Janet van Winkle
Paul Powers
Judy
Bill Albright
Anna Ferris
Lorena Buchholz
Lucy Smith
Genoa Hospital
John Sandell
Fred Ross
Ray Alexander
Fred Boss-Lelon Alexander
C. R. Carlson
Jack Wieseman
Ronald Carlson
Bit of Sweden
Dewey Sigler
Emma Peter
Gary Toline
Maurice Watts
Cedric Fineey
LaVerne Bryan
Dale Buchta
Clara Frizzell
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