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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
5
Ten year old items note the Osceola High School homecoming parade themed around favorite TV programs set for October 6 1960. The piece lists local residents events including weddings births moves and community notices with several names and dates.
William A. Herrmann of Osceola was identified as part of a Nebraska class of the year 1940. The item notes the October 10, 1940 date and places Herrmann among a regional group connected to the state university or program mentioned in the snippet.
Two graduates, including Herrmann, are recommended for assignment to Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center for an instructor course. Mrs. Frank Sclesinger dies at home. A Friday gathering at the Cederbergs hosted F.S.A. staff honoring Raymond Scholz bound for Omaha. Nell Campbell heads to Blair for temporary residence. Bess Shelmadine takes a vacation from Record Office duties. D A R to meet Monday with Mrs. Phil Campbell.
The death of Mrs. R A Fleming occurred Sunday at her son H E Fleming's home. She was 97 years old. Buck Congreve returned to Osceola and started work at the Ryan Barber Shop. Lloyd Callendar became manager of a Walgreens drug store in Denver. Dr A A Wurtz installed a modern dental x ray machine in his office this week.
Miss Wilma Harrison and Gerald Quick of Osceola married October 7 at Glenwood Iowa. They will reside on a farm near Clarks. Clarence Pierson of Hastings College, 180 lb guard, and the Hastings team defeated York 33 to 0.
Howard Daniel brother of M E Daniel died from a fall at the Howard Hotel in Omaha. The Lutheran church Penny Social was planned for Thursday evening. Ethel Blake, summer health traveler to Billings, will teach nearby country school. Dr J J Query departed to Chicago to study drugless medicine. Myrtle Dolan and Margaret Linstedt visited Stromsburg yesterday. John I Anderson moved back from Polk and bought stock in People’s Grocery. October 13 1910 Oscar Mustard went down to
On Tuesday evening the Order of the Eastern Star marked its 25th anniversary at Dr. and Mrs. Whaley's pleasant home. The parlors glowed with dahlias ferns and Order colors as guests enjoyed a banquet at 7 o'clock.
Barbara Gullberg of Lincoln spent Saturday night and Sunday in the Robert Grossnicklaus home. Ollie Buffington of Scotia visited her son Dean. Mr and Mrs Victor Sterup called on the Don Sterup family Sunday afternoon.
Two public hearings on the York to Columbus freeway corridor study are scheduled for October 27. The 1 30 p m session meets in York and the 7 30 p m session in Columbus. The study by Tallamy Byrd Tallamy MacDonald began in 1969 and details seven proposed alignments under a Nebraska Department of Roads contract. Written statements are welcome for 10 days after the hearings.
Shelby dominates Benedict 40 to 6 as a 32 point second quarter fuels the win. Senior Van Grossnicklaus key with two long receptions and a one yard TD run, plus multiple scoring passes by Bob Smith and Doug Hopwood. Benedict’s Guy Ief scores on a three yard plunge.
Delegates to the Merrick County ASC convention named Donald Gray a county committee member and elected Harold Joseph and Dean Kyes as Chairman and Vice-Chairman. John Simonson and Willard Black were chosen as first and second alternates. The list shows township results across Central Lone Tree Chapman Clarksville Loup Mead Midland Prairie Creek Silver Creek and Vieregg townships with multiple named members and alternates.
Osceola news notes student life at the University of Nebraska Teachers College with Miss Kay Lux elected Intramurals Chairman of Pound Hall on the second floor where she resides. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Robert Jostes of Columbus dining with the Lavern Miller family and the Koehlers celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary with the Vern Johnson and Stromsburg circles.
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