Osceola Old Times Day Parade Plans Include Dr Eklund Honor
Community editors outline parade lineup with Dr H S Eklund and wife Mary to lead. Joyce Page and Maxine Winslow oversee booths with kids’ activities proposed. Also notes a dryer repair tale sparked by a sparrow nest in Albion.
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H. S. Eklund
Mary
Osceola
Eklund
Joyce Page
Maxine Winslow
Maxine
Joyce
National Homemakers Conference Plans Bus Charter
Plans to charter a motor coach for the 37th Annual National Extension Homemakers Conference to be held in East Lansing Michigan from August 13 to 16. Extension Club members are invited to join the trip and visit places along the way and on return. contact the County Extension Office.
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National Extension Homemakers
East Lansing
Michigan
Extension Club
County Extension Office
SDSU to Start Four Nebraskans in Fall Football
Four Nebraskan players secure starting roles for South Dakota State University next fall. Todd Simonson Bancroft Bob Gissler Stromsburg and J D Alexander Pilger along with Lynn Boden Osceola form the new starting line and defensive unit touted for NCC prominence. Boden 6 4 246 is a returning tackle and leader while Gissler 6 3 210 earned a spring berth at defensive end after an injury layoff.
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South Dakota State University
Todd Simonson
Bancroft
Bob Gissler
Stromsburg
J. D. Alexander
Pilger
Lynn Boden
Osceola
SDSU
Boden
NCC
Lynn
Gregory
Gissler
Bob
Polk County Museum Set to Open Sunday for Season
The Polk County Historical Museum will open its season on Sunday May 27 at 2 p.m. New items were added over winter and more plans are planned through the summer. Invite Memorial Day guests to view county history in pictures and artifacts.
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Polk County Historical Museum
County Fair Receives Ak Sar Ben Support in Nebraska
The Polk County Fair at Osceola receives $1,000 from Ak-Sar-Ben. Half funds two new buildings and the rest repairs to a permanent wire fence. Ak-Sar-Ben matches county fair contributions with up to $1,000 per fair. The program totals $90,000 for improvements plus $30,000 for premiums. Since inception nearly $3 million has aided fairs with funding from the race meet.
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Polk County
Osceola
Ak- Sar-Ben
Henry A. Galus
Ray A. Conrad
Ak-Sar-Ben
Tom Brock
Ak-Sar- Ben
Nebraska
Osceola School Adds Ten New Teachers for 1973-74
Osceola School System signs contracts for ten new teachers for the 1973-74 term. Joyce Graham will teach 6th grade. Yvonne Zeleski, 5th grade. Teresa Christensen, vocal music. Jerrold Harrenstein, instrumental music. Sharman Joseph, English. Jean Meyer, girls physical education and English. Dennis Valentine, math and business. Jonathan Habben, social studies and drivers education. Marcia Chapman, English. Peter Chapman, social studies, physical education, football, basketball, and track.
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Osceola
Joyce Graham
Midland
Yvonne Zeleski
Kearney State
Teresa Christensen
Hastings
Jerrold Harrenstein
University of Nebraska
Sharman Joseph
Jean Meyer
Wayne State
Dennis Valentine
Jonathan Habben
Marcia Chapman
Peter Chapman
City Election Results Published With Deadline Note
The Record reports that only the Special City Election results can be printed this week due to a Tuesday noon deadline. Vote totals are unofficial with 276 in favor and 104 against approval, details to follow next week.
Denver Woman Commissioned First Lieutenant in Army Reserve
Joyce Roberts of Denver daughter of Mrs. Martin Roberts and the late Mr. Roberts has been commissioned a First Lieutenant in the U. S. Army Reserve. She joins the 5502 Hospital Augmentation Unit assigned to Fitz Simmons Medical Center in Denver and will spend two weeks active duty in June at Fort Ord Medical Center Monterey California. She was named President Elect of District 2 Colorado Nurses Association and will serve on the state CNA board for two years.
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Joyce Roberts
Denver
Martin Roberts
Roberts
U. S. Army Reserve
Fitz Simmons Medical Center
Fort Ord Medical Center
Monterey
Calif
Col
Sadie Pierce
Miss Roberts
Colorado Nurses Association
CNA
Memorial flowers drive and May Legion Auxiliary meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary to William Wolfe Post 91 met May 18. Poppy Day was set for May 25 and members were asked to provide tied sprays for Memorial Day to be left at the Legion Hall by 6 30 a.m. May 28. Flowers from non-members welcome. They planned drapes for the Legion Club and helping with the lunch stand at home baseball games. The Girl's State Tea is July 2. A $10 donation was approved for the National Cytology Center. Carolyn Wieseman received an auxiliary charm for Camp Pinnacle Award for membership. Tray favors for the Veterans Hospital were completed and another fall assignment was requested. Lunch served for 18 members by Leona Boden and Mae Scholz.
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American Legion Auxiliary
William Wolfe
Legion Hall
Legion Club
National Cytology Center
Carolyn Wieseman
Veterans Hospital
Leona Boden
Mae Scholz
Polk County Biographical Book Planned This Year
Planning is underway for a Polk County Biographical Book with a $10 per page fee. Bernie Gissler asks residents to submit forms via county banks or Osceola schools, including family trees and pictures, by September 1 for inclusion or museum-only filing.
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Polk County
Bernie Gissler
Osceola
Gissler
Chm
Polk County Biographical Committee
Osceola Record
Osceola High School 1973 graduates honored at commencement
Thirty three Osceola High School seniors received diplomas at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Valedictorian Pam Walford and salutatorian Duane Oquist led a list of honorees including Ruth Bachenberg, Murray Schmoker, Jacqueline Smith, Chris Hayes, and many others with scholarships, awards, and Boys and Girls State honors announced at the Honors Convocation.
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Osceola High School
Pamela Walford
Duane Oquist
Ruth Ellen Bachenberg
Ronald R. Boruch
Gaylene Sue Carlson
James Douglas Carlson
Mary Margaret Cerny
Charlene Kay Fujan
Donette Marie Gabriel
Duane C. Hahn
Christopher C. Hayes
Bradley Ray Johansen
Thomas M. Johnson
George M. Johnston
Ricky Alan Jones
Lindley L. Lamb
Connie Pat Lux
Sally Ann McCoy
Debra Deann Mickey
William John Peterson
Murray Ray Schmoker
Barbara Louise Schott
Jacqueline Marie Smith
Kathleen Frances Soli
Thomas Ray Soukup
Sally Ann Sterup
Kathy Jo Thayer
Jo Ann Throckmorton
Patrick Allen Tindall
Mark Allen Tenniges
Connie Urban
Carolyn Lucille Wagner
Scott C. Walgren
Pam Walford
OHS
Pam
Elks
W. W. Norton
PEO
Bernard Walford
Duane
University of Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Levert Oquist
Ruth Bachenberg
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Truman Bachenberg
Murray Schmoker
Murray
Armand Schmoker
Jacqueline Smith
Jay William Buchta
Danforth
Everett Smith
Chris Hayes
Don Hayes
Steve Monson
Wallace Monson
John Girard
Hubert Girard
Nancy McDonald
Jay McDonald
Beth Fjell
Joe Fjell
Lisa Norton
W. H. Nortons
Pat Tindall
Jack Tindall
Barbara Schott
Betty Crocker
Raymond Schotts
Bill Peterson
Milton Petersons
Brenda Peterson
Sheryl Schott
Phyllis Potter
Patty Lisko
Murray Jones
WCTU
Nadine Draeger
Teresa Campbell
Ricky Johnson
Jayne Nelson
Roxanne Gissler
Jean Peterson
Willard Jensen
Dan Kreis
Ann Thorton
Bradley
Stanley Lamb
Bill Bender
Russell Sigler
Reggie Mentink
Gaylen Schmoker
Lee Ray
LuAnn Augustine
John Zelasney
Scott Svoboda
Dale Runquist
Gregg Cliffords
Bill Howe
Sue Yungdahl
Bonnie Noble
John Jarmin
Michael
Susan Kaczor
Cindy Schott
Tammie Hiemer
Nedine Draeger
Beth Jones
Patti Roehrs
Susan Wyman
James Klein
Danny Bond
Mark Schott
DeVon Carlson
Richard Boruch
Allene Baer
Peggy Tindall
Steve Peterson
Carita Peterson
Rob Sterup
Kathy Thayer
Ron Fujan
Dan Campbell
Mark Tenniges
Anne Cerny
Dave Watts
Jackie Smith
Vicki Wieseman
Tim Howe
Tom Peterson
Mel Olson to address graduates at OHS Commencement
Melvin P. Olson, administrator of School Services for the Nebraska Department of Education, will deliver the main address with the topic They are Different. Olson, a former teacher coach and administrator, has taught in Bassett Springview Valentine and Schuyler and lectured political science at Huron College. He has served on the Lincoln Mayor's Council on Youth Fitness and co-chaired the Governor's Council on Youth Fitness, plus Boy Scout work in Cornhusker Council.
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OHS
Department of Education
Melvin P. Olson
Bassett
Springview
Valentine
Schuyler
Huron College
South Dakota
Lincoln
Governor's Council
Boy Scouts In Cornhusker Council
Poppy Day Observed by Osceola Legion Auxiliary
On May 25 1973 Osceola hosts Poppy Day with American Legion Auxiliary volunteers at street corners offering red silk replicas of WWI and WWII poppies. Poppy Chairman Virginia McVeigh notes funds support veteran rehabilitation and each veteran is paid for making poppies.
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Osceola
American Legion Auxiliary
France
Virginia McVeigh
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 91
Auxiliary
America
Osceola Graduates at Nebraska Lincoln Commencement
More than 2,000 students earned graduate and baccalaureate degrees at the University of Nebraska Lincoln commencement in Pershing Auditorium. Chancellor James H. Zumberge presided. Osceola graduates Melanie Monson earned a BS in Education and Alan Umstead earned a BS in Industrial Engineering.
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University of Nebraska
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