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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1955

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News Of The Servicemen In Sage Brush Exercise

South Dakotan Specialist Third Class Gaylen D. Holmes, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Holmes of Polk, is assigned to the Aggressor Force in Exercise Sage Brush in Louisiana. Holmes, a chief radar mechanic with the 4th Armored Division, is stationed at Fort Hood Texas. MSgt Frederick W McFadden, with the Air Force in Japan, completed a two week noncommissioned officers course at Johnson Air Base near Tokyo. He is stationed at Itazuki AFB near Fukuoka Island with his wife and two daughters. His address is M Set F W McFadden AF 6931044 35th Fighter Bloomber Sqdn Box 173 APO 244 San Francisco California. Richard Swan departed for Electronics School in San Francisco after leave with his mother Mrs Rose Jwan and relatives. Mr and Mrs Einfred Peterson heard from their son Donald, who has arrived in the states from Yokosuka Japan after 21 months at the Communication Center and awaits discharge.

Gaylen D. Holmes Paul C. Holmes Polk Louisiana Holmes 4Th Armored Division Fort Hood Texas Frederick W. McFadden Air Force Japan Johnson Air Force Base Tokyo Eucador Mset McFadden Itazuki Afb Fukuoka Kusuku F. W. McFadden APO San Francisco Calif Richard Swan Communication Center Navy

William A Burritt Buried Saturday in Nebraska-Oxceola areas

William A Burritt born November 6 1870 in Cedar Rapids Iowa died November 17 1955 at Murray County Memorial Hospital Slayton Minnesota aged 85 years 11 days. He married Christina Krumbach on February 16 1904 at Shelby Nebraska and farmed Polk County Nebraska before moving to Osceola in 1944. He is survived by six children grandchildren two sisters and a brother plus many friends. Funeral services were held November 19 at Sacred Heart Church in Shelby with out of town relatives in attendance.

William A. Burritt Rufuy Martha Burritt Cedar Rapids Iowa Murray County Memorial Hospital Slayton Minnesota Polk County Nebraska Osceola Christina Krumbach Shelby Mr. Burritt Erasmus Edith Pierson Woodstock William H Wallawa Oregon Carl Willametta Swanson John Walilawa Mera Cunningham Forrest Grove Zadie Burns Garrison North Dakota C. Edgar Burritt Morrill Sacred Heart Church Perce Blly Oxceola John Skidmore Fairbury Nebr Ed Beaver Francis Johnson Elm Creek Zudie Burns N. C George Samson Omaha C. M. Pierson Elsie Pierson Lincoln

Osceola Couple Welcome Baby Alan Wayne Sikes

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sikes announce the birth of a son Alan Wayne on Sunday November 20 at York hospital weighing eight pounds. He joins a daughter Jane. Mr Sikes is Osceola high school assistant coach. Mrs Staroscik has been in Lincoln with relatives recently.

Kenneth Sikes Alan Wayne York Hospital Sikes Osceola High School Jane Milton F. Gabriel Lincoln Staroscik

Clear Creek Homemakers Club meets at Reisdorf home

The Clear Creek Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. Mike Reisdorf’s home for a business session led by Mrs. Delmar Alt who read a poem. Members exchanged Butternut labels for a Christmas Club for children and showcased Christmas greens.

Clear Creek Club Reisdorf Clear Creek Homemakers Club Mike Reisdorf Delmar Alt Christmas Club Henry Swan Roy Grossnicklaus Tiaden Lone Star Arthur Johansen Glen Augustin Jake Micek Roy’ Grossnicklaus

Bill Orwig Named As Speaker For Football Banquet

Osceola schools superintendent Clair W. Walker announced that Bill Orwig, University of Nebraska athletic director, will speak at the football banquet in the school auditorium on Monday December 5. Tickets go on sale soon via the Pep Club. Orwig plans to bring new track coach Frank Sevigne to the event. Sevigne will replace Bill Lee.

Clair W. Walker Osceola Bill Orwig University of Nebraska Walker Orwig Frank Sevigne Bill Lee Cleveland Toledo University of Michigan Michigan Wolverine Earl Miley Earl of Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital County Hospital Theo Hanson Consumers Public Power Hanson University

John Melbourne Rowan obituary notice from Mills Nebraska

John Melbourne Rowan born July 11 1870 in Ticonderoga New York died November 11 1955 at an Osceola Nebraska hospital after a long illness aged 85 years four months moved to Keye Paha County in 1883 lived near Mills Nebraska most of life married Margaret L Wisemiller December 31 1895 children Verna Fay Olive D Glendon A plus a foster daughter Frances Troxel and other relatives funeral held November 13 at Mills Church conducted by Rev John Rempel interment Olive Branch cemetery pallbearers listed many relatives and friends

John Melbourne Rowan Ticonderoga New York Osceola Nebraska Keye Paha County Mills Mr. Rowan Margaret L. Wisemiller Verna Fay Olive D Glendon A Leroy Wakefield Frances Gates Verna Fay Wakefield Leroy Wakefield Rowan Alaska Olive Glendon Frances Troxel Roger Leroy Bitterbush Jackie Rowan Andrew Violet Donneaud Nebr John Rempel Olive Branch Harry Nelson Oscar Nelson Ernest Bitterbush Earl Sylvester Emil Schrader Dewitt Tuton

Polk County Agricultural Society Meeting Postponed

The annual Polk County Agricultural Society meeting is postponed to Wednesday November 30 at 8:00 p m in the courthouse. Three new board members will be elected at this nine member board meeting, which manages the county fair. Open to the public. all fair enthusiasts invited.

Polk County Agricultural Society

Osceola Library Visit Rekindles Reading Memories

The writer recalls National Book Week and a visit to the Osceola library praising its new brick building and cozy rooms. They name favorite authors and titles found there and reminisce about childhood reading habits and chores done with one hand while devouring books.

Osceola Library Bess Streeter Aldrich Faith Baldwin Winston Churchhill Harriet Comstock A. J. Cronin Lloyd C. Douglas Kathleen Norris Gene Stratton Porter Booth Tarkington Joseph C. Lincoln Sinclair Lewis Arrow Smith

Coroner's Inquest Finds No Guilt in Barber Death

A six man jury at a Polk County coroner's inquest found no unlawful act in the death of C. J. Arnold a Stromsburg barber. The Nov 11 accident involved his car and another driven by Judith Anderson of Swede Home. The verdict said death resulted from an unavoidable accident.

C. J. Arnold Stromsburg W. W. Norton Polk County Judith Anderson

Polk County Bond Sales Miss Quota in October

Polk County October sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds totaled 34668.00, with year to date 758763.00, reaching 84 percent of the 1955 county quota. Statewide October sales reached 9751555.00, 82 percent of Nebraska’s yearly quota, amid inflation warnings.

United States Savings Polk County Elc Nordlund Folk County Nebraska

Local families host gatherings and travel notes

Mrs. Donald Cerny and Mrs. Victor Cerny attended a stork shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joan Cerny. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Johnson visited Omaha for several days for the Midwest Farm Equipment Convention, with Mrs. Emil Johnson of Wausa staying with the Johnson children during the trip.

Donald Cerny Victor Cerny Joan Cerny Marlin Johnson Omaha Mr. Johnson Emil Johnson Wausa Johnson

Osceola Opens Season With David City Clash In November

Osceola to host David City in the season opener on November 29 with five returning seniors including Le roy Dinges John Bernt Richard Burritt Jan Grossnicklaus Vaughn Mickey and Dick Triba The squad seeks revenge after last year's 47 31 defeat at David City and a prior 49 40 loss on the home court Reserve games start 6 30 p m varsity 8 p m Admission 60 cents adults 35 12 or 2d children Students Schedule lists eight home games and a December 9 Stromsburg home date with other road trips through February

Osceola David City Leroy Dinges John Bernt Richard Burritt Jan Grossnicklaus Vaughn Mickey Dick Triba Stromsburg Friend Rising City Silver Creek Aurora Fullerton Genoa Clarks Fairmont Polk Shelby St. Paul Concordia

Officers Training Meeting Held for Polk County Extension Clubs

The November 14 session met in Osceola District Court Room for presidents and secretaries of Womens Extension Clubs. Home Agent Miss Crosby led secretary instructions. Mrs. Ray Burke and the County Council guided duties. A mock club meeting followed to enforce parliamentary procedure and proper conduct.

Osceola Womens Extension Clubs Polk County Ray Burke Crosby

Osceola Vet Dr. Wallace Monson Adopts Two-Way Radio

Osceola veterinarian Dr. Wallace Monson installs a two-way short-wave radio system to speed contact with clients. The setup includes a mobile unit in his car a master station at home and a remote office control enabling quicker service while in the field.

Wallace Monson Osceola Monson

4-H Achievement Night Decides Shelby Parish Hall Event

County 4-H achievement set for Parish Hall Shelby on Friday November 25 with a 6 30 covered dish supper. Families bring own dishes sandwiches and dessert. The program features 4-H club performances and awards presentation.

Parish Shelby

Amanda Grace Waite obituary notes roots in Chariton area

Amanda Grace Waite born November 9 1873 near Chariton Iowa eldest daughter of David and Anna Crowley died Monday at age 82 after a long illness. She married Roy Waite October 6 1900 and had five children Ethel Mickey Everett Edna Cohagan Erma Rosenberry Ernest. She joined Chariton Christian church as a child later attended Methodist Church in Nebraska Osceola and then settled in Osceola since 1921. Survived by five children 20 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren a brother two sisters and many relatives. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs William Larson visiting Myron and Russell Larson.

Amanda Grace Waite Chariton Town David Anna Crowley Roy Waite Ethel Mickey Osceola Everett Hutchinson Kansas Edna Cohagan Polk Erma Rosenberry Shelby Ernest Redwood City Calif Christian Church Nebraska Methodist Church Bible Kensington the Garden Club

Personal taxes delinquent December first with seven percent interest

Taxpayers should note personal taxes become delinquent on December 1 and incur seven percent interest from that date until paid. Real property taxes are due January 1, with many already paid in full for the current year.

Annual Christmas Seal Drive Opens

The Osceola Tuberculosis Association announces the annual Christmas seal sale led by C. W. Walker noting after eight years of decline 1954 and 1955 show rising death and case rates. The drive emphasizes public awareness that tuberculosis can hide until it is too late.

C. W. Walker The Tuberculosis Association Osceola

Christmas Seal Sale Acknowledgments From Local Groups

A note thanks merchants and organizations for helping tell the story of the 1955 Christmas Seal sale. The message lists community groups and individuals who supported the fundraising effort and encourages continued participation.

Irrigation boom boosts area economy and notes

The piece highlights irrigation as stabilizing farm income with higher yields this year and plans for continued expansion. It also reports Osceola community news including hospital phone changes, a power line upgrade interruption, local travel, and upcoming football banquet discussions.

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