Osceola News Highlights Scholarships and Local Events
Scholarships available for seniors include $2,400 Federal Land Bank awards for farm-boys entering the College of Agriculture at Nebraska. Osceola hosts a magic show November 12 at the High School Auditorium. Graveside services for infant Franklin Lee Schultz are set for Thursday in Osceola Cemetery, with Rev. John Stalions officiating.
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Federal Land Bank
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Federal Land Bank Association of
David City
Grubaugh
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Land Bank
Lincoln
Osceola Chamber of Commerce
Virgil
Julie
John Stalions
Osceola
Franklin Lee
Jerry Schultz
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Yungdahl Moves Al's Paint & Home Supply to New Site
Al Yungdahl owner of Al's Paint and Home Supply moved his store Saturday from the south side of the square to the former ASC building beside Dr. Carson's office. The shop was open though some stock remained crated. The Polk-Butler Insurance office will move into the vacated building.
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al Yungdahl
Al's Paint & Home Supply
ASC
Dr. Carson
Polk-Butler Insurance Office
Osceola Good Samaritan Home Celebrates First Anniversary
Osceola Good Samaritan Home marks its first anniversary with 50 residents living there of 70 all who have ever resided. Managers Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson credit continued support from individuals and organizations for the milestone.
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Osceola
Russell Anderson
Koehler
Andersons
Osceola Lions Sponsor MIYA Scholarship in Osceola
The Osceola Lions Club join forces with Wood Charitable Inc to sponsor Marion Otte of Gresham for a $50 MIYA scholarship. The eight week Midwest Institute for Young Adults starts December 2 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education with courses in agriculture and home economics. Registrations are open for a second MIYA session later in winter.
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Osceola Lions Club
Midwest Institute For Young Adults
MIYA
Lincoln
Marion Otte
Gresham
The
Wood Charitable Inc
Nebraska
Center For Continuing Education
Marion
Lions Clubs
Robert McMeekin, Jr
Osceola
Safe pasturing of grain sorghum stubble with precautions
County agent advises that grain sorghum stubble can be pastured safely if cattle are not hungry when turned out. Begin with hay or grain and limit grazing to 3 to 4 hours daily for several days. After drought and rains, regrowth reduces risk, but avoid the 19 to 14 day period after a killing frost.
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Sudan
Death of Carla Sauter and anniversary notice for Roy Cramer
Carla Sauter 54 of Osceola died Sunday evening near Grand Island after a heart attack while hunting. Services were held Wednesday at Clarks Methodist Church with burial at Osceola Cemetery. Roy and Mrs Cramer of Osceola celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open house November 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. The note adds farm guidance on cattle removal after frost and pasture rest for stubble fields.
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Carla Sauter
Claris
Grand Island
Clarks Methodist Church
Osceola
Roy Cramer
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Transfers and Patients
A listing from Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital shows multiple patients and transfers. Names include Mrs Selma Nordberg Mrs Verner Ahlquist Ricky Graham Miss Linda Schott Elmer Benson and many others from Stromsburg Osceola Shelby Silver Creek and surrounding areas. The document lists patients with spouses and newborn mentions and staff moves among Stromsburg Osceola and Silver Creek facilities.
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Alvin Rystrom
Stromsburg
Selma Nordberg
Wilbur Olson
Ricky Graham
Silver Creek
Verner Ahlquist
Osceola
Sally Rurup
Shelby James E. Hayhurst
David City
Jerry Tenniges
Weston Burgess
Shelby Douglas Moon
Shelby
Edward Sarow
Duane Leu
Linda Schott
Terri Howe
Pamela Marak
Charles Sobotka
Shelby Fred Polacek
Shelby Burdette Williams
Henry Augustin
Mike Andreasen
Sandra Wyman
Shelby William Lux
Julie Carlson
Richard Howe
Ray Cada
George Geier
Doris Willhoft
Lincoln
Hugh Schmoker
Mattie Bedient
William Heaston
Gresham
Ted Cada
Elmer Benson
Ted Wyman
Baby Kiri
Rudolph Sandin
Dorothy Scott
Will Kroger
Folk
Mattie Gottschall
Ida Schwader
Hjalmer Bloom
Mabel Shostrom
Ed McCauley
Charles A. Rydberg
Litchfield
August F. Carlson
Morris J Johnson
Mrs J A Smith rites at Circle Mond Cemetery
rites are at 2 p m Thursday at Circle Mond Cemetery Rising City for Mrs J A Smith who died Friday at Twin Falls Idaho. She was 83 and suffered a stroke three years ago. The body will be at Kepner Funeral Home Wednesday and Thursday morning. Immediate survivors include her husband and four sons Cly de of Osceola Clifford and Date of Twin Falls Idaho and Harold of Medford Ore Mr J A Smith Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith Date Smith and Mrs Lula Harrington the deceaseds sister of California arrived Tuesday for the service.
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Circle Mond Cemetery
Rising City
J. A. Smith
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hazel Dell Rest Home
Kepner Funeral Home
Clyde
Osceola
Clifford
Date
Harold
Medford
Ore
Clifford Smith
Date Smith
Lula Harrington
California
Spook Nite Costume Contest and Trick or Treat Plans
Halloween activities include Spook Nite at the Legion Club starting 7:30 p m with prizes for top costumes in two divisions. Youth groups will canvass for UNICEF collections, meeting at the Methodist Church at 7:30 p m and ringing doorbells 8 to 9 p m before a party at the Methodist Fellowship Hall. American Legion Auxiliary serves lunch.
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Legion Chamber
Legion Club
FHA
Boy Scouts
Unicef
Methodist Church
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Lynth
American Legion Auxiliary
Helping Hand Aids Newcomers in Corn Harvest
On October 23, 36 neighbors and friends gathered at the Dwight and Maurice Newcomer farms to harvest 160 acres. Six combines, multiple pickers, tractors, trailers, 10 trucks and 4 elevators aided the effort. dinner and lunches were provided by twelve women at Wayland Church, ending by 3:30 p.m.
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Dwight and
Maurice Newcomer Farms
Wayland
Youth group visits Lincoln from Polk with governor chat
Mrs. Irvin Anderson and Mrs. Lloyd Hahn took three Polk Committee for Youth members to Lincoln. They toured the capitol and supreme court rooms, met Lt. Gov. Burney and Gov. Morrison who described Nebraska wood paneling and foreign furnishings. Stephen Flodman Connie Jones and Dee Willits joined.
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Irvin Anderson
Lloyd Hahn
Polk
Lincoln
Dwight Burney
Capitol
Gov. Morrison
Nebraska
Norman Otto
Supreme Court
Stephen Flodman
Connie Jones
Dee Willits
Anderson
Mrs. Hahn
Frizzell Earns Ensign Rating After Pre-Flight Training
Larry K. Frizzell has been commissioned as ensign in the U S naval reserve after completing a 16 week Pensacola Florida pre flight school course. His parents are Mr and Mrs Floyd Frizzell of the local area.
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Larry K. Frizzell
U. S. Naval Reserve
Pensacola
Fla
Floyd Frizzell
Chamber hosts teachers dinner and meeting with film
About 40 Chamber of Commerce members and teachers dined Monday at the L M ete, then held a brief meeting presided by Elmer Johnson. Supt Virgil Bugbee introduced the teachers and new members Loran Treffer and James Lamb were welcomed. Members voted to cooperate on Farm Home Day set for January 21, 1964, with note of the November 12 Osceola program featuring Virgil the Magician.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bob Richards
L&m
City All
Elmer Johnson
Virgil Bugbee
Loran Treffer
James Lamb
Osceola
Virgil the
Magician
Osceola Lions Donate From Broom Project Proceeds
At Monday noon meeting the Osceola Lions voted to give 50 dollars to the state Lions sight conservation program and 20 dollars to the Leader Dogs organization. The 70 dollars came from local broom sales made by blind workers, with a movie shown featuring decathlon winner Rev. Bob Richards.
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Osceola Lions
State Lions
Leader Dogs
Lions
Rev
Bob Richards
Sunrise Sunset Timings Near Norfolk Area
The article provides sunrise and sunset times for areas directly north or south of Norfolk and notes adjustments: areas east require one minute earlier per 13 miles and areas west require one minute later per 13 miles.
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Norfolk
Osceola Wins Over Palmer 45 12 in Final Home Game
Osceola Bulldogs overpower Palmer 45 to 12 at Genoa in a high scoring finale. Key plays include Ken Bowe to Gary Ahlquist for 9 yards and a 92 yard kickoff return by Bob Lemmerman. Osceola gains 63 rushing yards from Monson and 46 from Wieseman while Palmer totals 166 rushing yards by Nemmerman.
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Osceola
Bulldogs
Craig Monson
Jim Peterson
Palmer
Bowe-Ahlquist
Peterson
Dan Wieseman
Bob Lemmerman
Monson
Mike Anderson
Danny Dunn
Mike Wieseman
Nemmerman
Kanter
CSSJ
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Gary Garey
Bert Gissler
Polk County
Harold Klingman
Kearney State Teachers College
Marilyn Oberg
Chi Omega
Ron Frizzell
Theta Xi
Thelma Allinder
Calvary
Omaha
Marion J. Thomas
Margaret E. Boss
Henry F. Augustin
Emil B. Koziol
Ardis E. Tibbets
Mary Ruth Dunkin
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Ralph Hasselbalch
Alfred O. Yungdahl
Glenn W. Chase
Walter E. White
Phillip Micek
Yungdahl
E. Maria Fulwider
George Bond
Lions Club
Mr. Sauter
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital
Mrs. Smith
Richard A. Dugan
Michael A. Hedrick
Arlette D. Johnson
Raymond Block
Gothenburg
Ralph Backer
Ewing
Richard Caruso
Kans
William T. Dickson
Okla
Harold Peters
Ray Loeffler
Richard Zick
Cole
Frizzell
Ensign
Sight Works
Genoa
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