Free hour circus in two rings features Tex May and acts
An open air circus offers a free hour with Tex May and his pony King plus his seven trained dogs. Buster the Clown and Raggedy Ann the spider monkey perform juggling and live pigeons, while Jocko the monkey rides a pony. Rusty the dog makes a high jump into a net from a ladder and cotton candy will be sold with no gambling games at the concessions.
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Tex” May
Buster the Clown
Raggedy Ann
Jocko
Rusty
Osceola Falls 8 4 in Finals as Central City advances
Central City won the league playoff finals 8 4 over Osceola after Osceola upset St. Edward to reach the finals. Pitchers Eichorn earned the win for Central City with Kuhn and Munn as catchers. Kinberg and Quick pitched for Osceola with R. Grossnicklaus catching. The report also notes regulatory changes in 1963 Feed Grain and Wheat Stabilization to allow grazing diverted acres after Oct 1 1963 to aid fall winter planning and forage amid drought areas.
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Osceola
Central City
St. Edward
Kinberg
Quick
R. Grossnicklaus
Eichorn
Kuhn
Munn
Beverly Wieseman Top Winner at Nebraska State Fair 1963
A 16 year old Osceola girl Beverly Wieseman daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wieseman won a gold medal in the dairy ring at the Nebraska State Fair for her Guernsey. Penny Swanson earned grand champion with her cow Lola Bell and took first purple in her class. Lola Bell placed third among 112 Holsteins in open class on Tuesday.
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Beverly Wieseman
Fred Wieseman
Beverly
Penny Swanson
Lola Bell
Kucera Named Area Manager for Triple F Feeds
Charles Kucera of Osceola has been named area sales manager and will attend a Des Moines nutrition school for intensive product training. He will service dealers including the Osceola Feed Mill. Social security representative H. L. Hornby plans a Osceola visit September 11 at the Courthouse from 8 30 to noon to discuss retirement planning.
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Charles Kucera
Osceola
Triple F
Kucera
Des Moines
Lincoln
H. L. Hornby
Hornby
Two Cars Damaged In Osceola Street Collision
Clyde Smith of Osceola drove a car that struck a parked vehicle owned by Ralph Watts Saturday evening. The crash occurred around 6 p m in front of Ryan apartments near the Methodist church in fall.
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Clyde Smith
Osceola
Ralph Watts
Ryan Apartments
Osceola Men Training At Naval Air Station Olathe
Two Osceola residents Donald J. Watts and Vernon A. Kuhnel join 36 others in 14 days of active duty training at the U S Naval Air Station Olathe Kansas. They attend theory classes each morning and service training in the afternoon and will drill monthly at Olathe until active duty as aviation specialists.
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Osceola
Donald J. Watts
Earl Watts
Vernon A. Kuhnel
Alfred H. Kuhnel
U. S. Naval Air Station
Olathe
Kan
Navy
Carlson's ship visits Seattle during Seafair events
Midshipman first class Myron H Carlson son of Mr and Mrs Rupert L Carlson of Osceola serves aboard the ocean minesweeper USS REAPER in the Pacific Fleet. REAPER recently visited Seattle Wash for the annual Seattle Seafair with a Sea Parade fly over and civilian guest events. Minesweepers of Mine Division 72 observed Seafair speedboat races from Lake Washington. The ships were among the few warships allowed through the locks onto the lake.
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Myron H Carlson
Rupert L. Carlson
Osceola
USS
Reaper
Seattle
Wash
Mine Division 72
Lake Washington
Osceola Pool certifies summer swimming lesson graduates
Certificates awarded to beginners and intermediates who passed swimming tests this summer. Names include Debra Dunn, Chris Gaedeke, Julie Hiemer, Tim Wyman, Pam Mills, Gary Engert, Doug Gissler, and many others from Osceola and nearby areas. The REAPER operates out of Long Beach, California.
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Osceola Pool
Shelby
Patricia Callaghan
Randy Hiemer
Cindy Alt
Bruce Alt
Kevin Perry
Debra Pope
Susan Voss
Sandra Rosenberry
Maria Berggren
Greg Gutz
Cindy Hiemer
Kathleen McKeag
Kelan Perry
Judy Moon
Osceola
Debra Dunn
Chris Gaedeke
Joan Richards
Donna Wieseman
Marion Johnson
Pat Miller
Carol Pehrson
Jackie Rowan
Kathy McMeekin
Don Augustin
Jay Richards
Paul Niemeier
Gary Engert
Dean Gissler
Doug Gissler
Ricky Sigler
Bobby Gissler
John Wobig
Mary Cerny
Joan Cerny
Julie Hiemer
Chris Mills
Barbara Gullberg
Candy Studley
Diane Pehrson
Sandy Stratton
Carmalita Augustin
Reaper
Long Beach
Calif
Hobby Show Displays Global Treasures in Window
Mrs Hazel McFadden presents A Collection from Far and Near in Consumer's window featuring items from Europe Asia South and Central America and craft from the U S Beads were gifts from her parents who attended a Spanish War Vets meeting in Cuba in 1928 Miss Linda McKeag displayed paintings last week including a reproduction of an old master a unicorn from a children's book cover a portrait still life and modern art Mrs Walter Koehler will show her antiques next week.
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Hazel McFadden
Europe
Asia
Central America
U.S
Cuba
Linda McKeag
Walter Koehler
Hahn finishes Navy basic training at San Diego
Darwin R. Hahn, son of Mrs. Hannah Hahn of Polk, completed Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego on August 9 during a Recruit Brigade Review of about 3 000 men. The program covers naval orientation, history, law, ordnance, gunnery, survival, and more. The article notes recruits are later assigned to service schools or ships for further instruction. FIRST BABY Angela Kay Euse born September 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Euse of Silver Creek weighs 9 pounds 1 ounce and receives a diaper set from Osceola store.
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Darwin R. Hahn
Hannah Hahn
Polk
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Angela Kay
Norman Euse
Silver Creek
Hartington Paper Change Rumor Sparks Confusion
An open note discusses alleged purchase of the Hartington paper by Jack Lough and explains internal staffing gaps at The Record due to Doris Grossnicklaus’ Minnesota vacation. The editor notes advertising surge and a crowded page, apologizing and pledging to feature stories next week.
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Doris’ Grossnicklaus
Minnesota
Tours planned of area by bus and plane
Several tours are planned of the Holdrege and Minden area on Sept. 11 by York and Polk Counties participants. They will depart Osceola at 7 45 a m stopping at Stromsburg Benedict and York before visiting La Vern Johnson farm north of Holdrege and two plots near Minden Delbert Dorn and Jack Swartz farms. experts from Great Western Sugar and Hastings irrigation will discuss sugar beet practices. registration at Branting Implement Stromsburg or Osceola Extension Office by Sept. 9 with a 2 fee to offset travel costs.
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Holdrege
Minden
York
Polk
Osceola
Stromsburg
Benedict
LaVern Johnson
Delbert Dorn
Jack Swartz
Jim Robertson
Great Western Sugar Corporation
Bob Mulliner
Hastings
Branting Implement Company
Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News and Patient Lists
Dismissals include Mrs. John Smith Jr Shelby and other names. Patient list mentions many families in Osceola Stromsburg and nearby towns. County Extension hosts feedlot tour Sept 19 with 5–6 stops, noon lunch, social, steak dinner near West Point. $4 fee toward bus. register by Sept 16. Air Tour Sept 16 in Polk County with eastern or western routes. $2 per person, $3 full county tour. register at SCS or Osceola Extension.
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County Extension Service
Cuming County
Polk County
West Point
Richard Augustin
Shelby
Osceola
Soil Conservation District
SCS
County Extension
1963 Football Schedule Preview
The schedule lists games from September to November with kickoffs at 7:30 or 8:00. Home and away locations include David City Stromsburg Clarks Here and There. B team dates feature Stromsburg Clarks Polk Here and Palmer. Admission is 65 cents and 35 cents.
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Osceola
David City
Stromsburg
Clarks
St. Edward
Leigh
Silver Creek
Polk
Palmer
Genoa
Republicans Hear Hruska and Beermann in Osceola Event
About 150 to 200 Republicans gathered in Osceola on Saturday for a three county meeting headlined by Senator Roman Hruska and Congressman Ralph Beermann. They urged a constitutional and fiscally sound approach to legislation while addressing issues from a nuclear test ban to tax cuts and foreign aid. Local organizers Perry Sapp and state officials hosted. the Lutheran LCW served dinner as Rev. John Stalions offered the invocation and Natalie Hahn performed a musical reading.
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Osceola
Roman Hruska
Ralph Beermann
Hruska
Congress
GOP
Beermann
Polk County Central Committee
Perry Sapp
John Stalions
Natalie Hahn
Bonnie Carlson
Wesley Peterson
The
Lutheran Church Lcw
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Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital
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