Top Notchers meet at Monson home in Sept
The Top Notchers held their final meeting of the year at Chris Monson’s home on September 17. Duane Oquist will leave next year. new officers were elected Mark Jones president Murray Jones vice president Susan Kaczor secretary and Chris Monson news reporter. Members turned in record books and planned next year’s projects with Mrs Monson providing lunch. Births announced Michael and Mary Egger of Downey California welcomed daughter Mary Elizabeth born September 14. Grandmother Lucille Johansen Egger, formerly Polk County resident, resides in Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Monson
Duane Oquist
Mark Jones
Murray Jones
Susan Kaczor
Egger
Michael Egger
Downey
Calif
Mary ‘Elizabeth
Lucille (Johansen) Egger
Polk County
OHS Bond Victory Promises New School and Homecoming Plans
OHS celebrates passing the school bond by a two to one margin and anticipates construction. Homecoming features the Tigers of Silver Creek on Oct. 19, with band Freedom Road and tickets via pep club officers. Volleyball results show Osceola sweeping Genoa teams. next game is Stromsburg Oct. 9. Band practices intensify for Harvest of Harmony under Mr. Harrenstein. Band Council officers are Alan Sipes, Lisa Norton, Rachel Boden. Local social notes mention the Sargent and Beeber families visiting, Massie Lincoln trip, and Marl Timm Golden Wedding open house in Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Bulldogs
Tigers
Silver Creek
Freedom Road
Lorre Wobig
Ann Cerny
Jody Rowan
Lynn Watts
Genoa
Osceola
Teresa Campbell
Nadine Draeger
Tammi Hiemer
Jayne Nelson
Cindy Schott
Peggy Tindall
Stromsburg
Alan Sipes
Lisa Norton
Rachel Boden
Bill Sterup
Mary Jo Wieseman
Dave Herrmann
Roxanne Gissler
Devon Carlson
Legion Auxiliary card party yields Sheephead prize at Legion Hall
Mrs. Fred Flamme attended the Legion Auxiliary card party Tuesday at the Legion Hall and won the Sheephead prize. Other winners included Mrs. Louis Blaser Mrs. Hulda Schreiber Mrs. Alouis Kubicek and Mrs. Henry Czerba. Several local residents hosted guests and celebrated anniversaries during the weekend in Lone Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flamme
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Sheephead
Louis Blaser
Hulda Schreiber
Alouis Kubicek
Henry Czerba
Ernest Sluthman
Flammes
Alta Lisko
Ray Dickay
Carl Tschauner
John Hahn
Mildred
Allyn Leimser
Tohn
Tom Rosenthal
Carl Tschauners
Schuyler
Ron Stempek
Lawrence Leimsers
Ron
National Guard
York
Leo Albers
Harold F. Cockson
Cockson
Bronwyn
Bryce
Josephine Stachura
Harold Husmann
Rose Ann Tworek
John Buggi
Joan Treadway
Lincoln
Buggi
Cindy Husmann
Howard
Irene) Keith
Fullerton
United Methodist Church
L. E. Menoman
Belgrade
Keith
Methodist Church
Merry Makers Extension Club
Social notes span families and travels across states
Local column records numerous visits and gatherings among Bollig Hentges Hahn Hagadorn Leimser Oppliger Svoboda and other families. Trips include Washington DC Patuxent River Maryland Ontario Canada George Island Hollywood Maryland and Watkins Glen New York. A birth announcement was shared for Jerold Oppliger in Loveland Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bollig
North Platte
Lyle Keith
John Hentges, Jr
Ron Stempek
John Hahn
Mildred
Katherine Swan
Leo
Washington, D. C
Orville Bohner
Patuxent River
Maryland
Ontario
Canada
George Island
Kenneth Oppliger
Jerold Oppliger
Loveland
Colo
Kenneth
Ed Schott
Raymond Svobodas
David City
Lawrence Leimser
Oscar Adkisson
Duncan
Dale Electronic
Omaha
Annie Bernt and Sons
Harold Bernts
York
Alfred Nitsch
Marcel Mueller
George Zimmerman
Osceola
Ekstroms Host Family for Bob Mickey Funeral Aid
Mr and Mrs Rolland Ekstrom and Karleen visited Oma ha for dinner with Mr and Mrs Richard Ekstrom and baby Rodney. Relatives traveling for Bob Mickey funeral include Irene Mickey Grace Stinson and families from Omaha Fremont Austin Minn Chicago and more plus local friends from Ashland Fullerton Genoa and Silver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Ekstrom
Karleen
Omaha
Richard Ekstrom
Rodney
Bob Mickey
Irene Mickey
Grace Stinson
Louis Mickey
John
Jim Disel
San Jose
Calif
Jack Mickey
Austin
Minn
Bill Hauser
Chicago
Fred Lavicky
Minneapolis
Morris Dunn
Carl Johnson
Paul Monson
What Wildlife Needs Essay and Poster Contests Set
The Grand National Mixed Bag Hunt and Conservation Day hosts three contests in Nebraska with prizes. Dr. Bruce Cowgill announces four categories for K–12 participants focusing on wildlife species and aiding them, deadlines are October 22. First-place winners receive banquet tickets and trophies, while runners-up earn certificates. The event aims to raise awareness of wildlife habitat loss due to human progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Cowgill
Game and Parks
Box 81
Silver Creek
Nebr
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Osceola News
Lone: Star. News
By Mildred, Hahn
Muse Theater
Nebraska
Ran Onal Jacqueline Bisset Warren Oaits
Page City Clerk
Swansdown
Oenerel Foods
Loterdey
Ont
Phos
Wales
SPOS
Arty
KOTEX
Nircins
Kimberly Clack
Ford & JA Nh Tererdey
Ont, A, WA
Westinghouse
Feck & At
Tring
Cote-Cole Co
Witeoey
TRAS
Neon
Jer
Union Carbide
Bett’ Crocker v.7
Piegrust. Mik
Martha Ogoch Noodles
RED Delicious
Bex
HURST
Washington
Golden Valley
Golden Valley Irregirar
Y.C. Peaches
Mamoarin
Nestle
America
Jacks Jill Food Center
Polk County Farm
Polk
Jim Rosenquist
L. Dale Hanna
Bank
York, Nebr
State Farm
Paul
Insurance
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Frank Messing
Shelby
Mills & Mills
Richard Messing
Wyes
Abe West
Shelby, Nebraska
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