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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1954

Page

7

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Forties era notes celebrate a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Captain and Mrs. L M Pratt. A baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs John Miller at Chapman. Local items report a fruit plant find, a move to Kee watin, a bridge contract for Havens, and a football loss for York 20 to 6.

L. M. Pratt John Miller Chapman Corporal Brown Ray Weeden Keewatin Minn Marion Vance Fairbury Vance York Osceola Platte River Havens

Local incidents and changes in Osceola area highlights

Mrs John Koehler escaped serious injury when her car overturned last Tuesday night. Her son Bill also escaped injury. The Humphrey brothers plan to move into the Sickles house as Mr Sickles buys the Estella Gregg property in the west part of town. Mrs Nancy Bonecutter marks her 90th birthday, Mrs George Mace’s home gains. Miss Edith Gray becomes Osceola bank assistant cashier effective October 1. Henry Hughes suffers a broken arm from a fall in a cellar last Sunday. Auditorium program features The Unknown Purple with Henry B Walthall and The Fool's Awakening with Enid Bennett Harrison Ford and Mary Alden. Osceola football earns its third victory in a hard fought season opener.

John Koehler Koehler Bill Humphrey Brothers P. E. Sickles Sickles Estella Gregg Nancy Bonecutter George Mace

Engines claim gas savings with high compression power

All three valve in head engines deliver gas saving high compression performance. Aluminum alloy pistons and all weather ignition system promise long low cost life and more work per day.

Durable Diaphragm-Spring Clutches and Steel Axle Housings

The notice touts sturdy single unit tubular steel rear axle housings and rigid frames with durable diaphragm spring clutches designed for high torque and long life.

Robust all steel double-wall cab construction benefits

Efficient ventilation and insulation. shackle mountings cushion frame vibrations. one piece curved wind shield. Sturdy all steel double-wall cab construction offers extra strength and safety.

Polk County Pioneer Mrs Mace Dies After Brief Illness

Ten years ago Mrs. George Mace 80 longtime Polk County resident died at her home west of Osceola Saturday night after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Fairview church with interment in Osceola cemetery. Born to Ensign and Mrs Orville Jones a baby boy arrived at Mary Lanning Hospital Hastings and named Jerry Lee. Ruth Muller supervises and teaches music.

Ronal Peterson Robert Allan Peterson Evelyn Matheson Matthew Herrmann Cincinnati, Ohio Hospital C. M. Humphrey Marian Lee Anna Prososki Lincoln Telephone Company Opal Pearson California Springs Mark Timm Rivoli Jean Harlow Franchot Tone Lionel Barrymore Lewis Stone Missouri Lee Tracy Helen Mack David Holt Warner Baxter Polk County Jay Hastings George Mace Osceola Fairview Church Ensign Orville F Jones Mary Lanning Hastings Jerry Lee

Madrical Choir Sings at Polk County Teachers Meeting

Monday evening the Madrical sang for the Polk County Teachers Association meeting performing Bless Ye The Lord and Be Thou Not Still. Tuesday evening the annual football banquet featured short speeches by Joyce Jones Thomas Husak Coach Manley and assistant coach Mr France. Friday noon junior and senior girls helped serve the luncheon before the dedication ceremony for highway 30A. Thursday and Friday Mr Johnson Thomas Husak Jauneelle Kuhnel and Mary Anderson attended the State Mu-

Madrical Polk County Teachers’ Association OHS Joyce Jones Thomas Husak Manley France Walker Fran Nagle Mr. Johnson Jauneelle Kuhnel Mary Anderson

Beatrice High School News Highlights

The junior band led by Thomas with bass horn performances by Mary and Janelle. chorus members featured. Students in the drama class organized by Miss Teter meet Mondays at 8:30 to rehearse readings and dramatic work as six weeks of tests wrap up before Thanksgiving.

Chicago Wesley M. Antes Sic Beatrice Nebraska Mary Janelle Thomas OHS Teter

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