Osceola 4-H member wins Union Pacific scholarship
Patricia Dunn of Osceola was chosen as the recipient of a $200 Union Pacific Railroad scholarship to the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics. The program names 28 alternates, including Diane Lux of Osceola, from 38 Nebraska counties served by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dunn
Osceola
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Union Pacific Railroad
Diane Lux
Country Belles 4-H Club Met in April
The Country Belles 4-H club met April 23 at Barbara and Kathy Schott’s home. Barbara Potter and Barbara Lisko demonstrated cinnamon drop cookies. Members baked biscuits for lunch. Next meeting set for May 13 at Barbara Potter’s home. Donette Gabriel, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Belles
4-H
Barbara
Kathy Schott
Barbara Potter
Barbara Lisko
Donette Gabriel
Prairie Hills Girl Scout Council elects Schuyl er as president
At the council's tenth annual meeting held Thursday April 28 at the Elks Country Club in Columbus, Schuyl er was elected president as 100 delegates from 22 towns attended. Osceola members included Mrs. Kenneth Sipes, Mrs. Everette Smith, and Mrs. Bob Grossnicklaus. A tornado film will be shown free at Stromsburg Lutheran church Monday at 8 pm by Mr Lippert of the Lincoln weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Chronister
Schuyler
Prairie Hills Girl Scout Council
Elks Country Club
Columbus
Osceola
Kenneth Sipes
Everette Smith
Bob Grossnicklaus
Stromsburg Lutheran Church
Mr Lippert
Lincoln Weather Bureau
Lippert
City Council Proceedings of April 26 1966
The City Council with Mayor and members Watts Mills Lewis and Rowan present approved minutes and treasurer's report. Bills read and allowed include Tom Schmoker 191.60 M O Johnson 71.85 Robert Mills 47.90 Earl Watts 47.90 Dale Lewis 47.90 Harlan Rowan 47.90 W W Norton 23.95 Fred Bond 95.80 and Lincoln Tel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeaior Messiaes
Roel Bee
Watts
Mills
Lewis
Rowan
Tom Schmoker
M. O. Johnson
Robert Mills
Earl Watts
Dale Lewis
Harlan Rowan
W. W. Norton
Fred Bond
Lincoln Tel
Osceola selects officials and targets for city funds
The newly elected Osceola Council organized naming Council President and Acting Mayor. They designated First National Bank of Osceola as city depository for 1966 1967 with bond receipts for large funds. They appointed budget and service committees and set salaries for mayor and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
McDonald
First National Bank of
McDeonald
Watts
Mills
W. W. Norton
Lee Schroeder
Fred Bond
Board of Health
H. S. Eklund
Libr
Maurine Schuman
Bert Gissler
Phil Nyberg
Dewey Sigler
Banquet Honors Hats Theme At Mother-Daughter Event
About 180 attended the Mother-Daughter banquet Friday at Osceola Methodist Fellowship Hall. WSCS workers served the meal. Hats were the theme with prizes to Mmes. EK Watts Mike Snodgrass Mo Jin Johnson Jack Conrad in the women’s division and Linda Johnson Rosemary Sigler in the girls’ division. Mothers honored include Mmes. Mines Mabel Gilmor Hilda Carlson Harold Jarmin and Mrs Irl Ward. Program numbers featured chalk talk by Mmes. Joyce Lucas and Jewell Hanson and a vocal trio by Lucas Hanson and Clarice Falk of Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Methodist Church
WSCS
Mmes
EK. Watts
Mike Snodgrass
Mo Jin Johnson
Jack Conrad
Linda Johnson
Rosemary Sigler
Mabel Gilmor
Hilda Carlson
Silver Creek
Harold Jarmin
Irl Ward
Watts celebrate silver anniversary with May 1 open house
May 1 marked the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watts with an open house at St. Vincent Hall Sunday evening. The couple hosted with son Dale Watts and the Marlin Kumpfs of Shelby assisting. About 102 guests attended and decorations featured pink and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Watts
St. Vincent Hall
Dale Watts
Marlin Kumpfs
Shelby
Rudy Randell
Stromsburg
Wattses
Debbie
Thomas Shawleys
Olean
N. Y
Randell
Harlan McKeag
Holly Grossnicklaus
Beth Fjell
Lorre Wobig
Vicki Kucera
Mmes Mari
Maurice Watts
Lee Brown
Lee Rein
Rates for Want Ads and Memorials
The basic rate for want ads is 5c a word for the first week 4c the second and 3c for additional insertions. Minimum charges are 75c first week 60c second and 45c thereafter. Ae of thanks and memoriams use the same rate. Poetry as memorials costs 5e a word. Lost-found ads are free for the first insertion. Regular rate applies on subsequent insertions.
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Gene Neater
Nebraska
Richard Klein
Johnson Sanitary Service
Osceola Lumber
Wilbert
Bill LeSner
FORD
Paul Monson
Ding Dong Dun
AQHA
Ding Bob
Schuyler King
Richard Watts
Osceola, Nebraska
Osceola Hardware and Appliance
Strobel Blacksmith
Clarks
Kepner - Roberts
Omaha
H.p Clinton Motor
Osceola Hardware & Appliance
Great Lakes
Glenn Kresha
RCA
Zenith
Osceola Feed Mill Elevator, Inc
Thomas A. Hofbauer
Cei
Wanal
Wid Wall
Ito Cah Wiie Andvest Pro Co
Grand Island
Nebr
TY Service
Oinn
Tam’s TY & Appl
Tam Voss
Gre
Robert McVeekin
McCulloch Sa & Oeuvres
Hurlbut
Yew
Ray Sedlak
Ania
Klein Insurance Agency
Osceola Feed Mill Elevator Inc
Harisoy
Agriculture College
Leo Kresha
Hrens
Eikenhorst Farm Supply
Cbs Cp
Schick
Punueuiu
Noureico
Ronson
Ame
Ahrms
Central City
Alfred Or
Eugene Gabel
Oseeala Record
Donald A. Morris
Niobrara Alliance
RMA
I-H
International Homes
N.E. Broadway
Mple
Minn
RPD
Carport
Kenwood
York
Gencore Ees
Otto Bernt
Federal Land Bank
al Coubahoe
The
Norton Law
Carlson-Huffman
Farm Air Service, Inc
C. R. Carlson
Cliff Huffman
Benedict
Virgil Johnston Osceola
Alvin Cederberg
Fred Ostrandeer Clarks
Thomas Hofbauer
Ken Burritt
ARVIN
Westinghouse TV
Maytag Appl
Oscesia
Appl
Walter Krueger
Duncan
Sy Leu
Aes Wisni Agan
Osceola Women’s Bowling Association
St. Vincent Altar Society
Fred Bass
Clara Bass
Lauren Ketelsen
Ray Boss
LaVern Boss
Lynn Smith
Shelby Lumber & Supply
Avon
Grand Aaland
Nebraska State Employment Office
Becton, Dickinson & CO
Polk County
Mary Stachura
Eldon R. Johnson
Ray A. Conrad
Realty
John G. Mickey
Jack Mickey
Polk County Farm Bureau
Nonprofit Corporation
Lincoln
Kawl
Angus Bulls
Willams Angus Clarks
William G. Hills
W. G. Hills
State of
Call Shorty McVeigh
Harry
Wavet Creek
Norman Carters
Couples
Bridge Club
Lester Masons
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chris Bosses
Lawrence Dillon
North Platte
Glenn Olafson
George Dammes
John White
Dean Oppliger
Ft. Campbell
Clarence
Black
Ant
Rep
SRE
Eee
Northrup King
Ccceeveecees
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