Band Uniform Fund Goal 1000 On Hand Sat Night
Band members seek to raise funds for new uniforms with a goal of 1000 dollars. A Saturday night event is planned to boost collections and support the effort.
26 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
1
Band members seek to raise funds for new uniforms with a goal of 1000 dollars. A Saturday night event is planned to boost collections and support the effort.
Loretta Morrison a Central City High School junior won the Miss Harvest of Harmony title at the Grand Island event as reported by the Central City Republican. The piece notes school building bond issues failing and the school board weighing options for a new facility with available funds per the Dawson County Herald and St. Paul Phonograph.
Robert James president of the York chapter of the Izaak Walton League was named one of seven committeemen to select representatives and perfect a permanent interstate flood control organization York Republican.
Vergil Annyas and Nels Jorgensen hit a deer on the highway while driving to Old Monday. The sheriff was notified and said the meat would be sent to a state institution, Scotia Register.
Ivan L Sutton 49 of Silver Creek died suddenly while driving on Highway 30 near Silver Creek. Mr and Mrs Henry Bless of Newman Grove were burned when a tractor gas line exploded. both hospitalized in Norfolk with burns. Also, Paul Kosch farm east of David City advances a large corn storage center worksite with 29 quonset structures and round bins totaling over 1 000 000 bushels capacity.
Hord Memorial Hospital reopens after extensive renovations and redecorations. The city will operate the institution under the management of Mrs. Vera Hosick Central City Nonpareil notes.
Thirteen members of the Ride-A-Wees met at Mrs. Ronal Petersons home for a regular gathering. Special recognition went to Mrs. Albert Timm for 25 years of membership with an engraved Sterling Silver spoon and a corsage. After business, Yacht provided entertainment. Mrs. S. W. Calhoun won first prize and Mrs. Rolland Johnson received consolation. The hostess served lunch.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mentink and Mr and Mrs Clifford Hern Bloom attended the Penn State Nebraska football game in Lincoln Saturday.
Polk County commissioners along with the REA District Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co and the Polk County Weed Control District outline a program to clear roadside fence rows of brush. Farmers share the cost and landowners cooperate to improve service safety and production. Contact County Agent J Carder Throckmorton for details.
Cub Scout Pack No. 162 met at St. Paul Lutheran Church for uniform inspection and Fall roll call on October 18 with 100 percent turnout. Committee Chairman W. R. Kepner led the meeting. Mrs. Don Heckman elected Den Mother for Den No. 2 with Mrs. Irvin Gustafson as assistant. Don Heckman and Oliver Schneider named Den Dads. Irvin Gustafson chosen Assistant Cub-Master, pending final Cub-Master appointment.
The Commodity Credit Corporation sets a 1950 corn price of 1.38 per bushel for Polk County based on grading number 3 or better. Aid available to farmers with corn within acreage allotments through loans and purchase agreements, maturing July 31, 1951. Contact county PMA for storage details.
Rosa Belle Petteys born in Clyde New York on September 9 1862 died October 19 1950 at Osceola at her daughter Edna Treadway home aged 88 years one month and ten days She and husband James H Lockard married April 4 1882 at ONeill Nebraska traveled by wagon to their Polk County Nebraska home earlier lived in Michigan Holt County and Bellwood Nebraska
Osceola Chapter No. 24 Order of the Eastern Star marked its 65th anniversary on Oct 13 1950 with Zella Kepner presiding. Distinguishing guests included Mrs Vera Jones and Mrs Jane Outhouse among others. 50 year member Mrs Birdie Walrath received a pin. Local and visiting members attended a buffet supper prior to the meeting.
A prime Polk county farm known as the Maria Carlson farm will be sold at auction on Tuesday November 7 at the south front door of the courthouse in Osceola. The property lies one half mile east and one half mile south of Swede Home and features valuable improvements with no waste land. Bids go to the highest bidder and for more details contact Campbell and Nyberg attorneys or W W Norton referee.
Carl J Herrmann longtime Madison County resident died of a heart attack. Funeral services were held Thursday Oct 12 at the Church of Christ in Madison with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Raymond C Herrmann Jr Allen Herrmann Calmer and Richard Herrmann along with Earl Langan and Homer Anderson. Harold Miliken of Norfolk sang with Edyth Mae Elliott at the piano. Herrmann born May 17 1883 in Cleveland Ohio died Oct 9 1950 at age 67.
Total to date is 926 dollars as the Osceola group seeks community support for a band project. Volunteers will canvass Osceola and nearby areas this week while members collect papers and magazines for a later drive. A movie screening is planned for November 29 with advance ticket sales.
The October meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Osceola voted to support Universal Military Training and to sponsor Blue Birds and the Junior Camp Fire Girls. Jo Ann Bowe agreed to guardian the group. a money making drive was planned for the Band Uniform Fund.
Osceola beat Genoa 26 to 7 in a Goldenrod conference game on the local field. Brazee and Youngstrom sparked the opening score, Swanson returned a miscue for a touchdown, and Brazee connected with Koehler for multiple TDs as Osceola led 12 0 at halftime. Mara Grossnicklaus was named 1950 Homecoming Queen with attendants and escorts listed.
The regular monthly meeting of the Firemen will be held this Thursday evening October 26 at 8 00 p m.
PEO will meet with Helen In ness on November 2. NBBO will be entertained by hostess Mrs. Lillian Timm on Friday November 3.
Dwight Swanson delivered a top prep performance last Friday, piling up tackles and an interception return for a TD at safety. He remained effective despite illness, while other local notes report campaign activity, Christmas decorations, a local hunter’s bagged game, a band uniform drive, and a new sidewalk near Johnson's Chevrolet.
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