Osceola Player Dinges Scores In Early Silver Creek Clash
In a football moment captured in a photo, Osceola senior end Leroy Dinges breaks open into the Silver Creek end zone just after the opening kickoff. The shot shows a Silver Creek defender in pursuit as Dinges secures the ball moments before scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Dinges
Jan Grossnicklaus
Silver Creek
Dinges
Osceola
Osceola Bulldogs
Jan
Bulldogs
Tribal
Greens Chapel WSCS Hosts All Hostess Lunch
Mrs. John Renner notes the WSCS will meet on the regular date with an all hostess lunch led by Mrs. O R Hennings. Delegation leaders are Mrs. Jos G Poe and Mrs. Henry H Olson. Glen A Peterson and children from Durant visit relatives in the area.
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WSCS
O. R. Hennings
Jos G. Poe
Henry H. Olson
Glen A. Peterson
Durant
Andrew Hanson
Milton
Peterson
Bayard
Community Guests and Visits Across Local Families
The report lists numerous visitors and hosts in the Shelby area over a recent weekend and week. Families including Kries, Hernbloom, Newcomer, Mentink, Anderson, Baker, Peterson, Beatty, Carlson, Turk, Johnson, Berggren, Obrist, Kindberg, Lindgren, Berglund, Carter, Donelson, Danhauer, Lied, Wittgren, Thompson, and K Johnson are noted for hosting or entertaining guests and sharing Sunday dinners, oyster suppers, birthdays, and March through Sunday gatherings. Miss Maribeth Powell attended a State 4 H Junior Leaders meeting in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kries
Larry and Lee
Clifford Hernbloom
Shelby
Dwight D. Newcomer
Orosino
Idaho
D. E. Powell
Maribeth
Gerald Mentink
Ronnie Lee Baker
Russell W. Anderson
Aug. E. Anderson
Ronald Baker
Stromsburg
Norris Johnson
Gordon and
Marlowe
Gustav Peterson
Anton Carlson
Donald Turk
Frances
Littleton
Colorado
Rolland A. Beatty
Ronnie
LeRoy Doremus
Myron Colberg
Harold Berglund
Durant
Berglunds
Earl Carter
Merna
Herbert K. Anderson
Albert Bloom
Ronald
Carol Donelson
Harlan Donelson
Diane Donelson
Dannie Danhauer
Woodrow Berck
Marquette
Ansel Lindquist
Alice
Howard
Lena Thompson
W. T. Thompson
Cheyenne
Arvid Wittgren
Maribeth Powell
Lincoln
Weekend Guest Visits Across Several Homes in Midwest
Mrs. Duane Leu and Linda of York spent Wednesday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Teegerstrom. Miss Mary Fern Myers of Gothenburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burke and Linda Friday to Sunday. Mrs. Alvin Reed and Lynn of Lincoln visited Saturday and Sunday. Kermit Lindgren and sons of Swede Plain were guests Friday. Lawrence and Hjalmer Bloom dined with Albert Bloom and Ronnie Sunday. J. E. Lewis of Osceola visited Mr. and Mrs. Carol Donels Tuesday evening. Maurice Newman and family visited Brooke Berggren Saturday. Morace Warner and Allan Warner with Barbara Parker of Ogalala were dinner guests Sunday. Marybelle Hennings of York and Marie Lavelle of Polk visiting Melford Carlson in Chicago. Howell Cox and children of Omaha called on C. W. Hennings Sunday evening on their way from Ogalalla. Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Clem of Salina visited N. S. Abolt Friday.
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Duane Leu
Linda
York
Albert Teegerstrom
Mary Fern Myers
Gothenburg
Earl Burke
Alvin Reed
Lynn
Lincoln
John J. Knorr
Kermit Lindgren
Swede Plain
Lloyd E. Lindgren
Lawrence
Hjalmer Bloom
Albert Bloom
Ronnie
J. E. Lewis
Osceola
Carol Donels
Maurice Newcomer
Brooke Berggren
Morace Warner
Allan Warner
Barbara Parker
Ogalaba
Local Social Roundup From York to Stromsburg
Miss Janice Kries and family visited in York from Thursday to Sunday with Mrs. Rupert Zweibel and husband and joined by Don Kries for Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kries. Mrs. Rolland Beatty traveled to Lincoln then attended a football game in Wahoo with her husband and their son Wayne and Bonnie Beth Bond visiting Luther College for the weekend. Ethel Dahl stayed with Bonnie Beatty. Maribeth Powell attended church and the MYF District meeting with FHA girls in Stromsburg. Luther Kries and D. E. Powell were visitors Wednesday morning.
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Janice Kries
Rupert Zweibel
York
Don Kries
Luther Kries
Rolland Beatty
Lincoln
Wahoo
Wayne
Bonnie Beth Bond
Luther College
Ethel Dahl
Bonnie Beatty
Maribeth Powell
FHA
Methodist
Stromsburg
MYF
Birthday Dinner Hosts Honor Donelson Family Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Berck of Marquette visited Mr and Mrs Dwight D Newcomer Monday. Sunday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Twarling hosted a birthday dinner for Diane and Larry Donelson and their father. Attendees included Mrs Donelson Arthur Twarling and Mervin.
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Woodrow Berck
Marquette
Dwight D. Newcomer
Lawrence Twarling
Diane
Larry Donelson
Mrs. Donelson
Arthur Twarling
Mervin
Osceola Slumber Party Hosts Six Local Ladies
Rita Chastain hosted a Saturday night slumber party for six young ladies. Guests included Leila Miley Annette Watts Anita Johnson Marian Inniss and Joyce Roberts. Mr and Mrs Raymond Branting and Carol visited Fremont and Omaha Friday. Mr and Mrs Vern Johnson and family were entertained Saturday at the home of Mr Johnsons father Claus and family in Lincoln.
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Rita Chastain
Leila Miley
Annette Watts
Anita Johnson
Marian Inness
Joyce Roberts
Raymond Branting
Carol
Fremont
Omaha
Vern Johnson
Mr. Johnson
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Papa
Lewis Berggren
Tilden Loreman
Norco
California
Everett T. Loreman
Gerald M. Mentink
Kenneth Mentink
Geo. Carr
Raymond Burke
Burkes
N. S. Abolt
Elfrieda Rasp
Emma Carter
Wyc
John E Renner
Iowa
Mills
E. T. Loreman
Limon
Colo
Olga Simpson
Lillie Larson
Sidney
Kenneth Larson
Gurley
Glen Schwarz
Palmer
Keith Kinberg
Guy Pyers
Holmesville
Ohio
T. Nowles
Lowell Lindstrom
de Wlah
Don Lindstrom
Gresham
John Prigge
Surprise
Nowles
Cheryl Burke
Margo Nordberg
Metha Christensen
Susan Anderson
Bar Association
John Renner
Alice Lindquist
Addie Lindquist
City
Dela Samuelson
Wallace
Ed Oberg
Gertrude Peterson
Con
Sumers
Enced
Nebraska
Consumers Public Power District
Waebreske
Manley
Robert Manley
Bob
Sipes
Kenneth Sipes
McCool Junction
Bedlam
Goldenrod
St. Edward
David City
United States
State Farm
Pat
Osceola News
Vvnat
Co-Op
H.D
Farmers Co Op Oil Ass’n
Osceola, Nebr
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