Osceola area notes from 1965 1955 1935 and earlier
Ten year excerpts highlight Miss Peggy Hewitt X ray technician visiting Osceola, Homecoming events, royalty Deanna Prell Roger Klein, anniversary notices for the Osceola Betterment Committee governor recognition, and weddings. Fifteen to twenty year items reference veterinary board, OES anniversary, theatre programs, duck hunting season, local sports, and community notices. Older items cover Osceola football losses, district court judges filings, World Series guest, and local business sales plus a 1925-era wedding and agriculture notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hewitt
Minneapolis
Minn
Philo Hewitts
Osceola
St. Ed
Cotter
Bugbee
Klein
Anderson
Simonsen
Kropatsch
Deanna Prell
Roger Klein
Richard Kleins
South Osceola
Judy Miller
Tom Grantham
York
Fairbury Methodist Church
Osceola Betterment Committee
Chris Dahmke
Gov. Morrisson
Terri Kampovitz
Andrew Dush
St. Mary’s Church
W. F. Monson
DVM
OES
Bill Barry
Laura Scott
Duane Johnson
Muse
James Cagney
Viveca Linsfors
John Derek
Marilyn Monroe
Tom Ewell
Evelyn Keyes
Lex Barker
Mala Powers
Howard Duff
Joe Chantry
Lincoln
Lois
Mildred Jaax
John Jaax
George Ward
Titus
Ala
St. Andrew
Eva Bute
C. L. Duke
W. D. Buchholz
War Department
Chester
George Mace
Wyoming
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Omaha
Polk
Crouse
Gissler
L. S. Hastings
Harry D. Landis
Samuel C. Stoner
Lincoln Hospital
Los Angeles
Stoners
Dalbey
Charles G. Greenwood
Emerson, Ia
Greenwood
E. R. Cramer
Emerson
L. M. Pratt
Wm. E. Pratt
East Osceola
W. E. Pratt
Hospital Notes And Birth At York General Hospital
Listed patients including Martin Anderson Hattie Bahr Paul Fusby Agnette Jones James Monroe Selma Peterson Agnes Reisdorff Marie Rosdahl Mavis Rowan Nellie Scow Pamela Van Winkle and baby boy Pearl Wieseman Keith Woodard Anna Wurtz with discharges Goldie Bond Connie Mentink Velma Morris Dale Lewis John Cerny Janna Marsh Lola Urban Alvin Coolen Leslie Johnson Bertha Schmid Lula Pickett Ceva Eller. Tiffany Ann Christensen born October 2 weighing 4 lbs 5 oz to Mr and Mrs Ronald Christensen Osceola at York General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin R. Anderson
Osceola
Hattie Bahr
Paul Fusby
Stromsburg
Agnette Jones
James Monroe
Selma Peterson
Agnes Reisdorff
Shelby
Marie Rosdahl
Stomsburg
Mavis Rowan
Nellie Scow
Pamela van Winkle
Pearl Wieseman
Keith Woodard
Anna B. Wurtz
Goldie Bond
Connie Mentink
Velma Morris
Dale Lewis
John Cerny
Janna Marsh
Lola Urban
Alvin Coolen
Lincoln
Leslie Johnson
Silver Creek
Bertha Schmi
Obituary: Fred Flamme World War I veteran and farmer
Fred Flamme 83 of Rt 2 Columbus died Friday night at Grand Island Veterans Hospital. Funeral services were held at Immanuel Lutheran Church Columbus with military graveside rites at Roselawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Mildred four children 19 grandchildren four great grandchildren and one sister Helen Flamme, with memorials to Immanuel Lutheran building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flamme
Rt. 2
Columbus
Grand Island Veterans Hospital
Immanuel Lutheran Church
B. F. Meschke
M. W. Goldhammer
Roselawn
Frederick
Mary Behle Flamme
Platte County
Anna Johannes
Polk County
Duane
Mildred) Gabel
Osceola
Alfred
Darlene
Local social notes from Grand Island and area communities
The Ray Brantings attended a community concert in Grand Island Friday evening. Mrs Earl Colby, Mrs Dale Hartmann and boys visited Ed Wagners Sunday. Regis Greenwood and wife from Wellfleet Nebraska joined Mrs Martin Scholz on Sunday. Mrs Bob Weber of Ralston stayed with Ienn relatives earlier in the week. Mrs Raymond Branting hosted former pupils of Mrs Branting last Wednesday in Oakland. Leroy Rein family of Lincoln spent the weekend with Blanche Rein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brantings
Grand Island
Earl Colby
Dale Hartmann
Ed Wagners
Martin Scholz
Regis Greenwoods
Wellfleet
Nebr
Bob Weber
Ralston
Ienn
Raymond Branting
Myron.Jacobson
Oakland
Branting
Blanche Rein
Leroy Rein
Lincoln
Northwest trip by Stanczyk and Shotkoski group
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanczyk and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shotkoski returned from a two week sightseeing vacation through sixteen northeastern states and Canada. They visited Niagara Falls New York City Empire State Building United Nations Arlington National Cemetery State Capitol White House Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Arlington House on the return via Falls City Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanczyk
Ed Shotkoski
Canada
Niagara Falls
Hudson River
New York City
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
Macy’s
Gimbels Department Store
Madison Square Garden
United Nations
Washington D. C
United States Capitol
White House
Washington Monument
Botanical Gardens
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Unknown Soldier
Arlington House
Curtis Lee
Frank
Helen Marfice
Bill Kopecky
Falls City
Nebraska
Osceola Record Announces Weekly Winners Contest
The Osceola Record offers a $5 merchandise certificate weekly to the person picking the most winners in the listed games. Fill blanks with team names, submit by October 15 before 5 00 p.m. Entries limited to one per person. judges’ decision final. winner announced in The Osceola Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Osceola Record
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Schroeder
Paul L. Mischler
Council Bluffs
G. A. Hobson
York County
John I. Anderson
People’s Grocery
Osceola High School
David City
Racsh
Timm
Reed
Howard Daniel
College View
M. E. Daniel
Birth Christensen
Tiffany Ann
Ronald Christensen
York General Hospital
Flamme
Carl
Henry
George
Bertha) Richter
Herman
Mary) Richter
Immanuel Lutheran Building Fund
Bush
California
Oregon State
Bush’s
Osceola, Nebr
Kepner - Roberts
First National Bank OF
Your Agri-Bank
Washington
Osceola Insurance Agency
Northrup
Seed & Sales
Paul Walgren
Farmers Co-op Grain Co
Duncan
Turner
Lorade
Missouri
Lews State
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Co-op Oil, Inc
Alabama
Tennessee
Polk County Equipment Inc
Greeley
John Deere
PTO
Clarks
Osceola Cleaners
The
Britannica Junior Encyclopedia
Kentucky
LSU
McDonald’s
Red & White
Nutrena
Notaty “Saatd
Eaguad
Bryan Milling & Grain
Kearney
Methodist Church
Rowan Plumbing
Westinghouse
RCA
Zenith
Schuyler
Crete
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