Osceola Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Kathryn Brazee dined with the Meldon Hess home group Monday. Mrs. George Malek returned from a several weeks eastern state visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Emmons and daughters visited Lincoln Sunday with Mrs. Susan Hutchison. Danny Wieseman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wieseman, left Omaha hospital last Tuesday and returned to school Monday after fracturing his left arm.
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Kathryn Brazee
Meldon Hess
George Malek
Lincoln
Clair Emmons
Emmon
Susan Hutchison
Danny
Bill Wieseman
Omaha
Herrmann Attends Grandson’s Alton Wedding
Mrs A J Herrmann left last Thursday for Alton Illinois to witness the marriage of her grandson Monty Jacoby to Nancy Horn on the wedding day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Herrmann
Alton
Illinois
Monty Jacoby
Nancy Horn
Osceola High Notes Football Struggles And Band Honors
OHS notes show Mary Anderson sent to Omaha with polio and Jerald Johanson in Omaha hospital. Daryl Swanson back from leg injury and likely to play soon. John Bernt named Player of the Week by Omaha World Herald for a key interception. Football stands at 3-2 after a 7-0 win over Friend and 13-6 loss to Polk. Thomas Husak departs for FFA National Band trials in Kansas City. Osceola Band joined Shelby homecoming parade with fairy land themed floats.
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OHS
Mary Anderson
Omaha
Jerald Johanson
Daryl Swanson
St. Paul
Manley
Omaha World Herald
John Bernt
Friend
Polk
Osceola
Thomas Husak
Kansas City
Nebraska
FFA
Thomas
Osceola Band
Shelby
Curtis Publishing sales drive boosts band fund with kettle drum goal
A Curtis Publishing Co salesman visited Friday to kick off a magazine subscription drive for the band. The goal is about $500 for a new set of kettle drums. Band teams are led by Jill Gross nicklaus and Janelle Kuhnel with Steve Sigler as General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Publishing Co
Jill Grossnicklaus
Janelle Kuhnel
Steve Sigler
Impartial Review of Nebraska Constitutional Amendments Published
University of Nebraska economists Norman Landgren and Kris Kristianson summarize five proposed amendments on revenue and taxation. A draft review is available at local extension offices before the November 2 election. Also notes corn field losses from Nebraska researchers including method to estimate bushels per acre and anticipated higher losses from corn borers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Landgren
Kris Kristianson
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Edward B. Schmidt
Department of Economics
University of Nebraska
Agricultural Engineers
Polk Community News Highlights Move In and Local Events
Harold and Mrs Harold Stewart moved into the Mrs Myra Cox home as Polk's new druggist. Rally Day at the Baptist Church honored three year attendees and distance inviters. Oysters and Rose Parade pictures to be shown at Farm Bureau meeting. The Polk Band plans Band Day at Lincoln and Nebraska Wesleyan students join university groups. Evangelist Thorwall set to speak October 12 17 at Evangelical Free Church. Community meetings feature Legion Auxiliary WSCS and missionary programs.
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Harold Stewart
Myra Cox
L. Locjer
Benedict
Mr. Stewart
Polk
M. G. Lindburg
Polk County Farm Bureau
Henry Galus
H. P. Tewell
Shirley Stevens
Paul Stevens
Nebraska Wesleyan Band
Robert Marshall
Shirley
Polk High
James Brazda
Merle Stromberg
Woman’s Club
Beatrice
Polk Woman’s Club
Lincoln
Nebraska
Oregon State
Sondra Hill
Glenn Hill
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
A. J. Thorwall
Evangelical Free Church
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Keith Neville
Nebras
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Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Jim Malek
Polk News
By Grayce Hahn
Martha Creech
Kent Sandell
Galen
LaMar Lind
The
Baptist Church
Everett Green
Gerald Stevens
American Legion Auxiliary
Chas. Peterson
Wilford Stephens
Lowell Bills
Hannah Hahn
WSCS
Methodist Church
W. C. Birmingham
Leslie Adelson
Mervin Samuels
W. J. Kroger
Lloyd Kroger
Neal McNaught
Floyd Miler
Firestone
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America
Winter
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