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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1954

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Community Briefs From Several Towns Mixed Local Notes

Reports from David City Blair Pierce Neligh and Meadow Grove cover a range of light items. An auto rear window shattered by splinters angering Dr. and Mrs. H. Gross is noted alongside a Wyoming deer trip by Jack Winsor Roy Lyall and H Harold Luckstorf. A World Series bet baffles a Missouri fan and a Nebraska tourist misroutes in Blair. County officials show interest in a Pierce Neligh road linkage with shared five mile segments.

Jack Winsor Roy Lyall H Harold Luckstorf Wyoming Jack Roy Harold Meadow Grove Kelly Ryan Carl Hallquist Yankees Kelly Carl Cleveland Blair Nebraska Iowa Chicago Blair Pilot Tribune Pierce Neligh Antelope County Pierce County Neligh News

York area church considers Christian College

The Church of Christ shows continuing interest in operating a college at York with a meeting of the proposed York Republican Christian College board held October 1 in York. States represented include Nebraska Minnesota Utah Texas and Tennessee as plans advance through neighboring states.

Church of Christ York North Central States Nebraska Minnesota Utah Texas Tennessee York Republican

Bee sting puts Cushing farmer in grave danger

Raymond Edwards a farmer from the Cushing community lay in serious condition Sunday evening after a swarm entered his home and a bee stung his foot. The poison entered his bloodstream and affected his heart causing unconsciousness until doctors and swift help from his wife and brother saved him.

Raymond Edwards Cushing St. Paul Phonograph

Dr. O M Troester Honored With Appreciation Day

In recognition of Dr. O M Troester of Hampton who has given 35 years of medical service in the rural community, Dr Troester Appreciation Day is set for Sunday October 10 in Central City.

O. M. Troester Hampton Troester Central City

Poetry Day Observed at Osceola Library Display

Poetry Day will be observed at the Osceola Library on October 16 with a display of outstanding poetry books. Patrons are invited to view the collection at their leisure.

Osceola

Osceola Amateurs Place In Columbus Contest

Janell Bowman and Janelle Kuhnel performed a Homer and Jethro pantomime at Columbus where the Lions Club hosted an amateur contest. The Osceola duo won third place among 23 contestants, with Columbus talent taking first and second. Later they were recalled to perform Hernando's Hideaway.

Janell Bowman Janelle Kuhnel Columbus Columbus Lions Club Osceola Columbus Talent Hernando

Dream or reality at the Marine Band concert

The writer ponders if life is a dream and night visions are real while daytime events may be dreams. They attended the Marine Band concert and praised The President's Own for musical excellence, noting view obstacles from tall attendees and marveling at the conductor's nods.

Humanity Marine Band

Former Business Man Renard J Peterson Dies in Shelby

Renard John Peterson born January 10, 1890 in Leonardville Kansas died after a long illness in Columbus. Funeral services were held October 11 at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Shelby with Rev. Paul Riggs officiating and interment in Shelby cemetery. He and his wife operated a variety store in Shelby before moving here for another family business.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Shelby Renard John Peterson Columbus Mr. Peterson Leonardville Kansas Peterson ASC Paul Riggs Shelby Cemetery

Ryans Celebrate Sixty Fifth Wedding Anniversary at Gresham

Mr and Mrs Albert Ryan attended the 65th wedding anniversary of Stalnaker Ryan and spouse at their Gresham home. A family noon dinner was followed by open house from 2 30 to 5 30 p m. Granddaughters greeted guests.

Albert Ryan Mr. Ryan Stalnaker Ryan Gresham

Osceola Falls 13 6 as Polk Stands Firm

Osceola was held to 173 total yards as Polk defeated them 13 to 6 Friday night. A 65 yard TD by Dick Triba provided Osceola’s lone score while key linemen Swanson Husak and Adrian Lewis were slowed by injuries and absence. Genoa visits Osceola next Friday October 15.

Dick Triba Osceola Polk D. Swanson Tom Husak FFA Kansas City Adrian Lewis Dinges Bernt Swanson Husak Grossnicklaus Triba Genoa

Farm Bureau Holds Polk County Officer Elections

The Polk County Farm Bureau conducted its annual election at Polk Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. Results were not reported by press time. Retiring president Bruce Pickett was succeeded by nominees Henry Galus and James Brigham, with Chas Walgren as vice president. state officers were to be chosen as well.

Polk County Farm Bureau Polk Bruce Pickett Henry Galus James Brigham Chas. L. Walgren

Royal Neighbor District Convention Held in Seward

The Royal Neighbor Lodges of the Fourth District met in Seward Nebraska on Tuesday October 12 Attendees from Osceola included Mesdames Joy Lewis Noble Grossnicklaus Quick Joy Iler Others from Shelby Stromsburg and Stromsburg joined a 66 attendee banquet and a school of instruction led by Alma Snyder At the business meeting Ervin Grossnicklaus was elected vice oracle for the district The convention will be held in Crete Nebraska next year.

Seward Nebraska Osceola Frank Joy Bert Lewis Irvin Noble Ervin Grossnicklaus Gerald Quick Tillman Joy Leroy Iler Martha Herger Shelby Alvin Burke W. Atkinson David Timm Lloyd Lindgren Stromsburg Alma Snyder Crete Wesley Chapel Extension Club Ross Richards Harry Brazee PEO A. Mills Garden Club Addie Wieseman Roy Morgan Philip Nyberg F.A.N. Project Club Mark Gustafson WCTU Laura Hendrickson Otto Olson Fremont T & C Club Kenneth Schmidt Osceola Project Club Laura Scott Maple Leaf Club Frank Miller Legion Auxiliary Legion Club Jack Malek M. A. Mills

Fourteenth Great Grandchild Born in Alabama Family

Mr and Mrs Fred Calkins learned this week of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Dave Williams of Hatcherubee Alabama on October 6. The couple become great grandparents for the 14th time.

Fred Calkins Dave Williams Hatcherhhubbee Alabama Mrs. Calkins

Engagement of Lotus Ann Davis to Donald Yungdahl

Mr and Mrs R N Davis of Shenandoah Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Lotus Ann to Donald Yungdahl son of Mr and Mrs Algot Yungdahl of Osceola.

Enumerator Positions Will Be Filled

The government will hire enumerators this fall for the sixteenth inventory of agricultural resources. Applications and tests are set for Saturday October 16 at Osceola courthouse. Selected workers will receive schooling at York and be paid on a piece rate, aiming for about 10 dollars per day. The test occurs in the commissioner room at the courthouse.

Court House Osceola York

Paving Completed On Highway 92 West Of Osceola

The Missouri Valley Construction Company finished eleven miles of paving on Highway 92 west of Osceola after weather delays. Equipment is being moved off site while shoulder grading continues toward mid November completion before formal opening.

Missouri Valley Construction Company Highway 92 Osceola Scheue

Tax Values Down as Polk County Levies Rise

Polk County faces higher levies despite a $394,024 drop in personal property valuations. Taxes due for 1954 total $226,589, up from $226,485 in 1953, with town levies rising in Osceola Shelby Polk and most notably Stromsburg falling. Personal taxes become due November 1 and delinquent December 1 under Nebraska law.

Polk Stromsburg Osceola Shelby Nebraska ASC

Corn loan price set at 1.56 by ASC Polk County

The ASC committee announced a 1954 corn price support of 1.56 in Polk County for farm stored corn grading No 3 or better. Ear corn in cribs nine feet wide with moisture not over 20.5 percent is loan eligible through Feb 28 1955 with monthly moisture changes to May 31 1955. Shelled farm stored corn must have 13.5 percent moisture. Roofs required for loan corn. contact the local ASC committee for details.

Harold Klingman Osceola Lagatean ASC Polk County Jocal Asc Committee

Real Estate Transfers in Stromsburg and Surrounding Areas

Warranty deeds recorded transferring undivided one half interest in Lots 1 2 3 Block 5 Original Town Stromsburg except West 11144 feet of North 22 feet of Lot 1. Also transfers from Alton J. Merrick to Henry N. Smith of a tract in the SW% 10-14-1.

Clyde E. Ericson Sterling O. Anderson Stromsburg Alton J. Merrick Henry N. Smith

Former Ashton resident Nel lie I Colwell dies at 80

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Nellie I Colwell 80 a longtime Ashton resident who died Sunday at a Rigby rest home after a lingering illness Born February 21 1874 in Kansas she married James L Colwell in 1892 in Shelby Nebraska The family farmed near Osceola and later east of Ashton before moving to town She was preceded in death by her husband and a daughter May Survivors include son Charley Milton Colwell two daughters Laura W Jackson and Clara Atchley eleven grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren Burial was in Ashton Pineview Cemetery with pallbearers Alonzo Atchley Preston Atchley Chet Smith Bruce Howard Don Cordingly and Lee Cordingly.

Nellie I. Colwell Ashton Rigby Idaho Zion Lutheran Church Theo Gieschen Mary Martha Alonzo Atchley Preston Atchley Chet Smith Bruce Howard Don Cordingly Lee Cordingly Ashton Pineview Colwell Kansas James Laben Colwell Shelby Nebraska May William Atchley Charley Milton Colwell Berkeley Calif Laura W. Jackson Hailey Clara Atchley

Odd Bits of News About People You Know Or Know About

A Nebraska column mixes sports, hunting, and local notes. The writer complains about football fans and previews the upcoming Boy Scout drive while recounting duck hunting opening weekend and a courthouse checkers game between George Berck and Victor Sterup.

Nebraska Memorial Stadium Platte Polk County Sand Hills Pastor M. Swenson Osceola Neb Harry Cole Fern Bennett Grand Island Norfolk Junior College Benny Gabriel Albert W. Gabriel Norfolk Benny Boy Scouts of America George Berck Victor Sterup Vic George

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