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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1969

Page

5

Cards of Thanks and Service News

Community notes express gratitude from Otelia Johnson and Louis A. Tworek for visits gifts and prayers during hospital stay and home recovery. Henry Augustin thanks caregivers at Annie Jeffrey Hospital and Msgr Obrist Father Trausch and others. Lee Boden returns to Korea after five day R and R in Japan and is promoted to Specialist Fifth Class.

Otelia Johnson Annie Jeffrey Hospital Eklund Fathers O'Leary Trausch Msgr Obrist Louis A. Tworek Dr. Eklund Father Trausch Henry Augustin Lee Boden Calmer Boden Korea Japan Lee

Birthday and social visits noted in Osceola

Mrs Gary Lux traveled to Grand Island Monday to visit Mrs Herb Smith staying with Lawrence Meister's home. Mrs Smith is mother to Mrs Meister and Mrs Lux. Monday evening guests at Don Sterup's home included the Urban Meister and Lawrence Meister families for Mrs Smith's birthday. Mrs Jedith Richards hosted the Birthday Club Thursday with nine members and games. Mrs L ler's birthday was also observed.

Gary Lux Grand Island Herb Smith Lawrence Meister Smith

Community Improvement finalists named in five population classes

Finalists for the Nebraska Community Improvement Program were named in five population classes. Awards Day with first, second and third place winners will be Dec. 5 at Columbus Age Park. Class I includes Tobias Endicott Republican City Wilsonville Iba and Brainard. Class II lists Snyder Pilger Coleridge Battle Creek Stuart Maywood Utica. Class III features Grant Imperial Cambridge Red Cloud Ravenna Pierce Plainview. Class IV covers Superior Cozad Aurora Central City Papillion and Wymore. Class V lists South Sioux City North Platte McCook Beatrice and Nebraska City.

Nebraska Community Improvement Program Columbus’ Age Park Tobias Endicott Republican City Wilsonville Iba Brainard Snyder Pilger Coleridge Battle Creek Stuart Maywood Utica Grant Imperial Cambridge Red Cloud Ravenna Pierce Plainview Superior Cozad Aurora Central City Papillion Wymore

Local Scouts honor two Osceola Girl Scouts for First Class

Rebecca McDonald and Terri Howe earned the First Class award, the first local girls to reach it in years, after completing six proficiency areas and four challenges. A Cadette ceremony led to Senior capping, with Karen Bender and Linda Grossnicklaus to be capped soon and all four Seniors planning to attend the Eastern Nebraska Senior Scout Conference in Omaha.

Osceola First United Methodist Church Rebecca McDonald Terri Howe Karen Bender Linda Grossnicklaus Omaha

Community Calendar highlights events through November 26

Local groups list social dinners meetings and note date changes from November 13 to 26. Highlights include Leaf dinner party at City Hall, several club gatherings at Country Club, Stag dinners, tours, bridge and Stoner clubs, family night, slides of Ireland, and birthday celebration at Exeter home.

City Hall Helen Johnson Sociable Kathy Howe Charles Fischer ABC Bridge Club Norma Roehrs Stoner Club Josephine Schott Beulah Cemetery Neola Dunn Wesley Chapel Club Edith Richards Alice Gustafson Shelby Ireland Paul Smiths Easy Aces Marilyn Rafert WCTU Lulu Hendrickson OHS Buffet FHA PEO Margaret Mills Florence Mills Chamber of Commerce Lions T&c Club Raymond Wagner Rebekahs

Farmers grow enough for all and discuss malnutrition

Gordon L Nuernberger states American farmers produce ample food and the food industry stocks shelves. Secretary Clifford M. Hardin explains malnutrition stems from lack of purchasing power and nutrition knowledge, endorsing food stamps for the poor and broader USDA nutrition aid.

Gordon L Nuernberger State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC Clifford M. Hardin Hardin United States U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA

High School Clinic Concludes With Band Concert

Two day high school clinic ends with a public band concert at OHS auditorium Friday and Saturday November 14 15 at 730 pm Admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students. Local Boy Scouts sell tickets for Scout Circus on November 29 in York. FHA Honey Sunday fundraiser aids Nebraska mentally retarded children. TEEN CENTER meeting set for November 14 8 pm City Hall.

City Auditorium York OHS FHA Future Homemakers of America Nebraska Jayne Sipes Dora Lockard Osceola

Wool incentive payments urged for 1969 sales

County ASC urges wool producers to bring sales records for shorn wool and unshorn lambs to the Polk County ASCS Office for 1969 incentive payments. Both wool and unshorn lamb sales can be in one application. purchases of replacement stock must also be reported. National Wool Act payments depend on market returns with shorn wool paid at a set percentage to raise the national average. Weekend visitors to the Schmoker home included Jack Long of Kansas City and Paul Schmoker and family from Aurora after the Nebraska Iowa game.

Polk County ASCS Richard C. Sealey ASC Sealey Hugh Schmoker Jack Long Kansas City Paul Schmokers Aurora

Mrs Crouse to Leave Shelton for La Jolla California

Mrs. Sam Crouse notified the Record Office she will depart Shelton on the 20th for La Jolla California to join her son Dr. Murray Crouse and family. The rest of the text references social visits and a wedding at Sacred Heart church in Shelby with locals in attendance.

Sam Crouse Record Office Shelton la Jolla California Murray Crouse Albert A. Gabriel Bill Johansen Sacred Heart Church Shelby Gabriels Bill Peters Martin Jones Lacy Sprengel

Transfer of Deeds in Stromsburg City Records

Referee's Deed Robert L Mills to Larry Micek in Nebraska 5 15 1. Reynold K Hanson and wife to Marlin D Johnson Lot 3 Block 7 Buckleys First Addition Stromsburg. Helmer A Peterson and wife to Alfred Heying and wife all of Block 10 J B Buckleys Addition Stromsburg. Ida Marie Larson to Clarance L Wagner and wife parcel starts NE corner Block 1 Headstroms 2nd Addition Stromsburg. City of Stromsburg to Floyd Huebner and wife Lot 5 Boostroms Addition Stromsburg Quit Claim Deed Charles Ramon Headstrom to Stromsburg Baptist Church unused spaces Lot 64 East Block Stromsburg Cemetery.

Robert L. Mills Larry Micek Reynold K. Hanson Marlin D. Johnson Buckley Stromsburg Helmer A. Peterson Alfred Heying J. B. Buckley Ida Marie Larson Clarance L. Wagner Headstrom City of Floyd Huebner Boostrom Charles Ramon Headstrom Stromsburg Baptist Church

Bowling League Scores and Highs From Regionals

Multiple bowling leagues report standings and high performances with top games and series. Notables include Marge Johnson and Mary Lou Stallings leading individual marks, Blue Flames and Lorre Lanes posting strong team totals, and Mobil Oil Burg and City Cafe among high team series.

Richards Swishers Flo Guides Meerkatz We Alley Cats Marge Johnson Arlene Heibel Maxine Hahn Joyce Sealey Checkmates Seven Up Flo Bowling Belles League Lorre Lanes Rowan's Ridge Runners Robert's Mohawks Jack & Jill Co-op Pioneer Seed Flames Bush's Little Pills Purina Harold's Market Cy's Surprise Sweet Sewers Farmers Co-op Business Pepsi Cola i Greenbacks Mary Lou Stallings Fern Wyman Phyllis Eriksen Pat Miller Merridel Watts Blue Flames Cornhusker League City Cafe Anderson Builders Supply Bob's Barber Shop Farmers Burg Fontanelle Stromsburg Legion Burg Boys Mobil Oil Coop Craven Stream Mike Snodgrass Bob Peterson Dave Jacobson Smith Wheathearts Kleins Ins Polk & Butler Ins Bert's Bowletts Sweden Toriiges Corvairs Joan Beebe Ramona Lux Mary ‘Lou Stallings Kleins Bert’s Merchant's League Farmers Co-op Grain Legion, Club Tonnigeés Chevrolet Lees “Realty Bush Robert's Furniture Osceola ‘Cleaners Shelby Fertilizer Dick Merrick Jim Brigham Dave Rutter Wayne Stallings Marv Dawes Legion Club Tenniges Farmers Co-op Harold’s Market Matadors Bikenhorst’s Shelby Co-op Oil Stromsburg Bank Hiway Barber Shop Polk-Butler Insurance Farmer's Elevator Paul Anderson del Johnson Warren Johnson Phip Waller Jim Marak Harold’s Mkt Eikenhorst

Thought for the Week Sparks Dreams at First National Bank

A newspaper blurb urges starting anew with the First National Bank of Osceola to reach ambitions. The message promotes beginning scratch projects and pursuing goals through banking support.

National Bank OF Osceola

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