Booster Buck Enclosed For Osceola Midget League
A booster payment note from a supporter in Osceola Nebraska accompanying a Midget Football League contribution. The letter is unsigned beyond a signature line.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
1
Booster Buck Drive Supports Local Midget Football
Community members urged to return BOOSTER BUCK forms with donations to The Record to cover uniforms balls and equipment costs for the midget football program. The American Legion Post has given 50 dollars but an outstanding deficit remains while contributors will be listed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Bulldogs overpower Clarks for third straight win
Osceola, ranked sixth, shut out undefeated Clarks 20 to 0 as their defense produced negative yardage ten times and allowed only 14 rushing yards. Jack Cerny scored the opening TD, Randy Bondry added a second, and Ed Wieseman and Boden recovered a fumble for insurance. Bond led rushing with 51 yards, Cerny 27, and Mike Cerny top receiver with 35 yards. The Bulldogs leaned on a dominant defense with captains Ed and Evan Wieseman totaling 25 tackles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Kresha
Osceola
Clarks
Bulldogs
Bombers
Bulldog
Jack Cerny
Randy Bondry
Cerny
Bond
R. Gissler
Boden
OHS
OHL
Randy Gissler
Potter
Ed Wieseman
Joe Fjell
Joe Kresha
Steve Sterup
Jerry Cerny
Jim Green
Dick Wyman
St. Edward
Beavers
Evan Wieseman
Eddie Wieseman
Oddity of the week about recovered items in a chicken gizzard
A reader recounts a tale of someone finding a low lost diamond ring but Tom Hofbauer fared less well. He did, however, discover a curious collection of hardware in a fryer’s gizzard. A marble a washer two screws and a near stripped bolt end awaited his surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hofbauer
Vanderpool Baby Born at St Marys Hospital Columbus
Terry Donald Vanderpool weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces was born on September 23 to Mr and Mrs Don Vanderpool at St Mary Hospital in Columbus. Maternal grandmother is Mrs J A Cerny.
Judge Johnson Wins Week's Quarterback Award
Judge Eldon Johnson won this week's five dollar quarterback award with a perfect entry. The tie breaker matched the tie over two other perfect entries by Lester Anderson and Anita Kentopp, while many missed several games. Entries late to judging were disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Johnson
Lester Anderson
Osceola
Anita Kentopp
Fremont
Johnson
Osceola Edges Stromsburg 7 6 After Late Rally
Osceola's B team opened the season with a 7 to 6 victory over Stromsburg. Burg scored early, but Osceola rallied behind Bobby Gissler to reach a late touchdown and Gissler added the extra point for the win. Halftime featured a scrimmage among Osceola Midgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Stromsburg
Burg
Bobby Gissler
Bob Gissler
Renewal notice for The Record subscription
The Record alerts readers to renew subscriptions with the October 3 issue. A red cross in the circle on page two top left signals expiration with the next issue, and no mail reminder will be sent. Renew promptly to avoid interruption in delivery.
Roy Grubaugh Dies at 77 in Rising City Nebraska
Last rites were held for Roy R. Grubaugh at St Mary Catholic Church in David City. The Rising City farmer, 77, spent most of his life in Butler County. survivors include sons Dick, Al, Marvin and daughter Marie Goerlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Mary Catholic Church
David City
Roy R. Grubaugh
Rising City
Grubaugh
Butler County
Columbus
Marvin
Marie Goerlinger
Anaheim
California
Renowned artist Terence Duren dies in Nebraska
Terence Duren died Saturday night September 28 in Columbus Nebraska. The Shelby native exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum Whitney Gallery and Corcoran Gallery and has works in many museum and private collections worldwide. Services were held October 2 at Sacred Heart Church in Shelby with a rosary the prior evening. Survivors include two aunts and an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Duren
Columbus
Nebr
Shelby
Mr. Duren
Metropolitan Art Museum
Whitney Gallery
New York
Corcoran Gallery
Washington, D. C
Duren
Chicago
Cleveland
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Kunstgewreiche Schule
Vienna
Ife
Brownville
Nebraska
Shelby Village
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kepner- Roberts Funeral Home
Osceola
Camilla Hartel
Cecelia Thelen
Gust E. Hartel
Local Scouts to head Saturday Clean Up Drive
One day cleanup around the square led by local Boy Scout and Girl Scout groups on Saturday October 5 ahead of Homecoming. Weeds will be pulled flag pole sockets cleaned and litter cans refurbished by City Council and volunteers.
OHS marching band to compete in Harvest of Harmony
The 64 piece OHS marching band under Ruth Ann Majors will compete in Grandi Island’s Harvest of Harmony on Saturday October 5. They aim for the Class C street marching trophy and will perform in the morning parade and in a field competition in the afternoon. The program features Billboard March and Camelot selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Ruth Ann Majors
Grandi Island
Barbara Gullberg
Chris Mills
Sherry
Sookup
Grand Island
Steve Sterup
Rick Sigler
St. Edward
Miss Sandra Wasmund Joins Osceola High Faculty
Native of Hays Springs Nebraska Miss Wasmund joins Osceola High School as English and Speech teacher with Journalism class. She earned a BA in Education from Chadron State in 1967 and studied another Chadron semester before starting here. Also worked at Fort Robinson and as a dental assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Wasmund
Hays Springs
Nebraska
Osceola High School
Miss Wasmund
Chadron State
Chadron
Fort Robinson
Wie Duplex
Osceola
Therapy offered in local Osceola schools
Miss Yvonne Baker, a Kansas native and Phillips University graduate, returns for a second year to conduct speech therapy in Osceola schools. She is among seven therapists serving a seven county area under Educational Service Unit No. 7. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday mornings with schedules pending testing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Baker
Osceola
Iss Baker
Wellington
Kansas
Phillips Univ
Enid
Oklahoma
Educational Service Unit No
Miss Baker
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Phillips University
Stromsburg
Monique Rosseau and Swedes in a Learning Exchange
A retrospective on IFYE student Monique Rosseau comparing French and American eating habits from horsemeat to jello and watermelon. Observations cover dairy milking methods in Nebraska, Ann Olson and Otto in Sweden, and cultural misinterpretations about being full in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monique Rosseau
IFYE
America
France
Nebraska
Polk County
Monique
Ann Olson
Otto
Sweden
Osceola
Cornhuskers
Frank Kostra
Minnesota Twins
Big doins set for Homecoming Day
Osceola Chamber of Commerce schedules a sidewalk sale during the Homecoming Parade on October 11 with merchants on The Square selling goods after noon. A Homecoming Bake Sale lunch starts at 9:30 a.m. The parade begins 2:00 p.m. Osceola vs Henderson football at 7:30 p.m. Crowning of the King and Queen at halftime. Local clubs plan postgame events and a country club singalong. Richard Smith of Knoxville arrives to visit his father Clyde Smith still in Bryan Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Chamber of Commerce
United Methodist Church
W. S.C.S
Osceola
Henderson
Richard Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Clyde Smith
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
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Evan
Umstead
Coffin
Wobig
D. Jones
Marv Simonsen
Kepner- Roberts
Osceola Cleaners
Edie Cousins
Mike Cerny
Randy Gissfe
Row
Janie, Petersen
Susie Davie
Debbie Johansen
Vicki Leach
The
Roy Grubaugh
University of Nebraska
University
Delmar Jones
Kenny Monson
Iirian Umstead
Forrest Kinzi
Osceola-Stromsburg
Dennis Johansen
Charles’ Roberts
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Risin Bed
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