Local Pride Shines In Community Notes And Events
The column celebrates local pride with high school bands, sports standings, and community happenings. It notes top rankings for the Cornhuskers and Bulldogs, bragging rights for a No 1 Class C band, and local harvests. It also mentions a Knights of Columbus pancake supper November 13 and Youth Appreciation Week remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhuskers
Goldenrod
St. Petersburg
Fla
Highway 92
Helen
Osceola
Oklahoma Dept. of Agriculture
Nixon
Knights of Columbus
Shelby Parish Hall
Osceola Heritage Club hosts drugs education lesson
The Osceola Heritage Club unit Blue River Extension Club met November 5 with 11 members and husbands for Drugs and Drug Control. Butler County Sheriff Leo Meister spoke on drug types and local issues, showing the LSD-25 filmstrip. A business meeting followed and plans for November 8 in Stromsburg and December 5 Christmas party in Shelby were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Moore
Blue River Extension Club
Delmar Rathje
Butler County
Leo Meister
Stromsburg
Shelby
James Mac Gleim reassigned to Florida
In ceremonies aboard USS America on 22 October 1971 CDR James Mac Gleim was relieved as CO of Attack Squadron Eighty-two by CDR Thomas P. Scott. Gleim, a former Naval Aviation Cadet, will join Light Attack Wing One Staff at NAS Cecil Field Florida. Phone your news to 747 2431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdr
James Mac Gleim
Rev Don Struchen speaks at church and Lions Club
Reverend Don Struchen of the Methodist Board of Missions in New York City spoke at the Methodist Church on Monday. He attended a Lions Club noon meeting where Ruth Bachenberg reported on her trip to the United Nations in Washington. Bachenberg, East Central District Secretary of Missions, escorted Struchen to Columbus for an afternoon engagement and then to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Struchen
Methodist Board of Missions
New York City
Lions Club
Ruth Bachenberg
United Nations
Washington, D.C
Bachenberg
East Central Distric Secretary of Missions
Don
Columbus
Lincoln
Residents Move: Horst and Steele Relocations
Change of residences reports list moves by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Horst to Redlands California and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Steele heading to Chouteau Oklahoma. Donald Sigler the new Polk County Agent and his family relocate from Fremont to the Steele house in east Osceola. Charles Roberts moves from the First National Bank apartment to the Al Stroup vacated house in south Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Horst
Redlands
California
Roy Steele
Chouteau
Oklahoma
Polk County
Donald Sigler
Fremont
Steele
East Osceola
Charles Roberts
First National Bank
South Osceola
al Stroup
Chadron couple wed at St Patrick’s Church
Miss Belle Sharmayne Umshler and Edward Charles McNulty, both of Chadron, were married October 16 at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Chadron. The couple’s families and attendants greeted 75 guests at Mullins Hall Grace Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Sharmayne Umshler
Edward Charles McNulty
Chadron
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Warren H. Umshler
Edward McNulty
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Pau Kay Ryan
Ed Mailander
Trixie Kay Waltman
Jim Ryan
Ted Peterson
Gary Lawrence
Hay Springs
Mullins Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Chadron High School
Chadron State College
First National Bank
Gordon
St. Agnes Academy of Alliance
St. Regis College
Denver
KDUH
F. M. Hartson
Osceola
Letter to the Editor on renewing The Record
A reader encloses a check for a renewal of The Record and praises the newspaper as interesting and like a letter from home. Signed by Mrs. Jesse Hattie Cook from Heritage House, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Jesse
Hattie
Cook Heritage House
Columbus
Booster breakfast set for 7 Friday
The Osceola Booster Club will meet for breakfast Friday November 12 at 7 a.m. at City Cafe. Mrs. Robert Bryan underwent major surgery Friday at Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha. Mrs. Albert A. Gabriel entered Clarkson Hospital for tests. Her room number is 907. The Bulldogs won the conference title with Stromsburg and Silver Creek tied for second. Conference officials will meet tonight for All Conference team decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Booster Club
City Cafe
Robert Bryan
Bergan- Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Albert A. Gabriel
Clarkson Hospital
Bulldogs
Stromsburg
Silver Creek
Joyce Gissler joins Midland College Freshman Honorary
Joyce Gissler of Osceola, daughter of the Bert Gisslers, was tapped into Midland College Chapter of the Freshman Women’s Honorary Society. The society includes sophomores with a 3.5 or higher GPA from their freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Gissler
Bert Gisslers
Osceola
Midland College
Obituary of Robert Sigler of Osceola Nebraska
Robert Rathburn Sigler born May 7 1897 Stromsburg Nebraska son of Benjamin J and Mary Richmond Sigler survived by wife Nannie Gustafson daughter Isabelle Ann and son Robert R Sigler Jr. Funeral Tuesday at Kepner Roberts with burial in Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sigler
Robert Rathburn Sigler
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Benjamin J
Mary Richmond Sigler
P. T. Larson
Polk
Nannie Gustafson
Osceola
Bob
Dewey M. Sigler
Sigler
Isabelle Ann
Robert Kindred
Denver
Colorado
Robert R. Sigler, Jr
Mary Jane Sigler
Seattle
Washington
Wesley Colson
Minatare
Jack Albro
Peacedale
Rhode Island
Dewey
Benjamin
Sidney Sigler
Dianne Sigler
Truman Bachenberg
Kepner-Roberts Funeral Chapel
Cera Eller
Matt Anderson
Otto Nelson
Don Byers
Jack Malek
Leroy Johnson
Otto Daum
Osceola Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keakake Ais
Dick Watts
Dennis Johansen
Craige Page
Kenneth Crooks
Rising City
Heritage
Florida
Rev. Struchen
Church & Lions
Prairies
Federal Writers’ Project
WPA
Nebraska City
Platte Valley
J. R. Brown
New York
Main Street
Pittsburgh
Arbor Lodge
Elmwood
Patronize Record
Dusit
Osceola Drilling CO
Cleikenhorst
Osceola, Nebraska
Osceola Stromsburg
Clarks
St. Edward
Palmer Genoa
U-Aii
Robotham & Steenburg
Marquette
Fox Chopper
York
David Bradley
Stan Holst
Chevrolet
Wetmore
H.p
O. A. Smith
Wagner
Hastings
Howard Anderson
Nebr
Farmers State Bank
Aurora
L. Dale Hanna
Henry Bergen
Sutton
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