Lincoln Symphony selects Warren Rasmussen for 1st bassoon
Warren Rasmussen, a University of Nebraska Band musician and junior at University Central City Republican, is chosen to play 1st bassoon with the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra under conductor Kapp. The news notes his college affiliation and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rasmussen
University of Nebraska
Lincoln Symphony Orchestra
Kapp
Warren
University —Central City Republican
Plane Crash Kills Two Near David City
Richard Blei and Bill Butler died when their plane crashed and burned in a field one mile south of David City shortly before nine o clock Tuesday evening. Rescue teams could not reach the wreckage as flames engulfed the burning craft. Both men were found unconscious or dead at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blei
Bill Butler
David City
Bremser Pleases At Football Banquet Osceola
Lyell Bremser the mid west sportscaster spoke at the Osceola football banquet chairing by Coach Hafemeister. He delivered a note free talk on football and its school value and related the Kansas Nebraska game at Lawrence. Other speakers included Alice Johnson Maya Grossnicklaus Ronnie Koehler Mr. Walker and Hafemeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyell Bremser
Mid-West
Osceola
Bremser
Hafemeister
Lawrence
Alice Johnson
Maya Grossnicklaus
Ronnie Koehler
Mr. Walker
Dick Watts
County Boys and Girls Set for February 15 in Osceola
The local Boys and Girls County program, supported by the American Legion and Auxiliary, aims to teach high school students county government. Tentative February 15 date, six counties involved, Phil Nyberg as county chairman, Harriet Johnson secretary, with primaries and general election activities planned.
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Osceola
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
W. W. Norton
Phil Nyberg
Harriet Johnson
Music Students Attend 15th Nebraska Educator Week
Anita Branting and Caroline Rhodes of Osceola High joined Rex Ilgen fiitz and Stromsburg students in Scottsbluff for the 15th annual Nebraska State Music Educator Week. Over 800 students enrolled in band chorus and orchestra with 200 instructors in attendance. Friday featured a Scottsbluff High School student party and Saturday a public concert. Osceola girls played in the band directed by Paul Painter from the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Branting
Caroline Rhodes
Osceola High
John Adams
Rex Ilgenfiitz
Stromsburg
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Osceola
Paul Painter
University of Illinois
Osceola Chamber of Commerce Meeting Scheduled
The Osceola Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting in the upstairs Legion rooms next Monday evening with a supper. Christmas plans will be completed at that time and all members are urged to attend.
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Osceola Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Craven Family Attends District Lumber Dealers Convention
Mr and Mrs George Craven and John visited York Monday evening where the men attended the District Lumber Dealers convention. Mrs Craven spent the evening with her friend Mrs Sylvia Peterson.
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George Craven
John
York
District Lumber Dealers
Swede Plain WSCS Smorgasbord at Polk High School
The WSCS of Swede Plain Church will hold a smorgasbord at Polk High School Auditorium on Thursday evening November 30. Serving will be from 5 30 p m until 9 p m Adults pay 1 25 and children under 12 pay 50c.
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WSCS
Swede Plain
Polk High School
Hastings and Cadwells Honor Thanksgiving Guests
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cadwell were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hastings and daughter.
Muse Theatre Shifts Thanksgiving Show To 7 PM In Osceola
Osceola Muse Theatre announces a 7:00 PM start for Thanksgiving Day performances. Two full shows that evening feature My Blue Heaven and Nancy Goes To Rio a Technicolor musical comedy with proceeds from the November 29 regular show benefiting the Band Uniform Fund.
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Muse Theatre
Osceola
Muse
Nancy
Rio
Hansen Family Sends Check for Band Fund
The Record received a five dollar check from the W. O. Hansen family of Omaha to be credited to the Osceola School Band Uniform Fund. The Hansens once ran a meat market here and now work in Omaha.
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W. O. Hansen
Omaha
Osceola
Hansens
Hansen
New Library Shelf Adds Diverse Titles and Gifts
The city library unveils many new books across fiction non fiction and juvenile sections. New acquisitions include Maverick Queen Blandings Way Bellas on Their Toes and Therese Saint Of A Little Way plus The Disenchanted and King of The Winds. The Piney volume and King of the Winds were gifts from local supporters and the Osceola Cub Scouts donated the latter while Mr and Mrs Campbell presented Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Grey Blandings
Eric Hodgins
Bellas
Gilbreth & Carey
Thor Heyerdahl
Zachary Ballne
Frances P. Keyes
Tien Ardyth Kennelly
Weeeeee En Northcott & Shattock
Budd Schulberg
Clyde Brian Davis
W. F. Fowler
Walter P. Chrysler
Whit Burnett
Marguerite Henry
P. B. Campbell
Osceola Cub Scouts
Grace Mickey Weds Loyd Stinson in Omaha Ceremony
Miss Grace Mickey and Loyd J. Stinson, both of Omaha, married November 16 at Third Presbyterian Church. Officiant Rev. Swaine. maid of honor Norma Matya. best man Gay Knutsen. A wedding supper followed at the Blackstone. The couple will live in Arizona after a California honeymoon.
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Grace Mickey
Loyd J. Stinson
Omaha
Third Presbyterian Church
Swaine
Norma Matya
Gay Knutsen
Blackstone
John Mickey
Osceola
James E. Stinson
California
Arizona
Uniform Fund Struggles to Reach Goal by December 1
The Band Uniform Fund reports $2 300 raised and seeks continued donations to hit the December 1 target. Alumni, local businesses, and the Chamber of Commerce event on December 1 are expected to boost contributions, though many donors have pledged only tentative support. A tally shows $2,287.92 collected to date with ongoing appeals and a call for timely checks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Malek
Geesen Cleaners
A. Ryan
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Irene Burritt
Carl Johnson
Richard Mills
Kermit Johnson
Thomas Mills
Horace McKeag
Maurice Watts
Howard McKeag
Wesley Chapel
LeMoyne Monson
Marlin Nelson
Chas G. Johnson
Harold Gondringer
E. V. Fornander
Lloyd Boden Ibe
Winnie Johnson
P. A. Nelson
Helen Wieseman
Doris Wieseman
Myron Jones
Ralph E
Margaret Crosby
Frank Mills
Elmer Johnson
Bess Shelmadine
W.O. Hansen
Maj
Hollis F. Dolan
Guv Bai and Sally Visit Omaha With Daughters
Guv Bai and Sally spent Sunday in Omaha visiting the former's daughters and their families, sharing a day of family time and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guv Bai
Sally
Omaha
Bits of News About People You Know Or Know About
A collage of local items notes Walt Calhoun nearing 45 years with Union Pacific with past postings at Osceola and Albion. It mentions an REA Open House West Point invitation from A. L. Chantry, and a reminiscence from L. D. Davidson, former Polk County Register of Deeds. Readers are reminded of Band Uniform Fund donations timing and Osceola Alumni Drive. A humorous tale recalls two doctors joking over an appendix versus a nurse prior to surgery.
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Walt Calhoun
Union Pacific
The
Albion
Nebraska
Walt
Osceola
REA
West Point
A. L. Chantry
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Title Abstract Company
Missoula
St. Paul
Shelton
Wildcats
Greeley Sacred Heart
St. Paul Phonograph
Schuyler
Platte River
Department of Anthropology
Colfax
Arlo Finlayson
Central City
Harry Husman
Norfolk
Free Mission Church
Oscar Jones
L. D. Davidson
John I. Anderson
Davidson
Register of Deeds
Polk County
John H. Mickey
Geo. West
Minneapolis
Band
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