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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1959

Page

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Kookie Talk Theme For 59 VHS Homecoming Parade

Osceola High Pep Club selects Kookie Talk as Homecoming theme with 77 Sunset Strip slang. Floats parade at 2 30 Oct 2 around the square and return at halftime of the Osceola High vs St Edward game. Local businesses and Chamber back the plan as past crowds enjoyed the event.

Daddy-O Osceola High Edd Byrnes Sunset Strip St. Edward Osceola Chamber of Commerce Kookie

Polk County Teachers Meet in Shelby at Methodist Church

The Polk County Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday September 29 at the Methodist Church in Shelby. Dinner and meeting begin at 6 30 pm with reservations to Bill Classen by September 24. Tickets cost 1 25. Key speaker is John Lynch executive secretary of Nebraska State Education Association.

Polk County Teachers Association Shelby Bill Classen John Lynch Nebraska State Education Association

F FA Girls Host Hobo Day in Osceola

The Future Homemakers of America sponsor Hobo Day on Wednesday September 23. Members will work after 4 PM to perform odd jobs for the public and proceeds fund chapter expenses. Call 2421 or 5227 with your name and requested number of workers.

Osceola Wed Homemakers of America

Local births announced from Shelby and Osceola families

Mr and Mrs Roger Moon of Shelby welcomed a baby boy named Richard Lee born Thursday September 10 weighing 7 lbs 2 oz A daughter named Carol Ann was born to Dr and Mrs R L Bierkower of Shelby on Saturday September 12 weighing 6 lbs 14 oz She has one brother and one sister Mr and Mrs Eldon Swanson of Osceola announce the birth of their first child a son named Ernie Dean born Sunday September 13 weighing 6 lbs 11 oz

Roger Moon Shelby Richard Lee R. L. Bierkower Carol Ann Eldon Swanson Osceola Ernie Dean

Social Calendar Details For Local Groups

The Gab A Lots meets Wednesday September 23 with Mrs Paul Monson as hostess. Mrs Geo Inness hosts Entre Neus on September 23. Mrs Glen Wobig hosts Hi Lo Bridge Club next Tuesday September 22 at 7 45 p m. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs Delmar McFadden's home Friday September 18. Sociable Sals Extension Club meets September 23 at Mrs Louis Lindberg Stromsburg with new officers to be elected and baby pictures requested. Ride A Wees entertained September 17 by Mrs Phil Campbell. Rebekah Lodge meets September 23 at 8 p m. W C T U meets today Thursday at 2 30 p m.

Paul Monson Geo. Inness Glen Wobig Hi-Lo Bridge Club American Legion Auxiliary Delmar McFadden Sociable Sals Extension Club Louis Lindberg Stromsburg Phil Campbell Rebekah Lodge

State Fair Attendees Highlight Local Families

Roger Gestrine joined families of Charles Fischer and Brooke Berggren at the State Fair on Thursday. Mrs C E Casselberry and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Shelby visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West.

Roger Gestrine Charles Fischer Brooke Berggren C E Casselberry John Scott Shelby Floyd West

Egg Market Notes From A Stanza of Prices

Fragmentary market prices show categories such as straight run pasteurized pullet and cream hens. The readable items suggest a listing of chicken egg grades with varying weights and values though details are incomplete.

Wedding and return in Denver area families

Miss Anne Schott returned to Denver to St Anthony Hospital School of Nursing after a summer with her parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Schott and Jack Father Derwinski attended Mary Ann Svslo and Jack Schott’s Krakow ceremony. Kathy Anderly and Don Policko wed at St Marys Catholic Church in David City with family in attendance last Tuesday.

Anne Schott Denver Colo St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing Joe Schott Jack Father Derwinski Krakow Mary Ann Svslo Jack Schott Tom Hofbauer Norman Jeanie Charles Kucera Vicki Kathy Anderly Don Policko St Mary’s Catholice Church David City

Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Briefs

Dismissed staff and transfers listed include Joseph Zimba Duncan Louis Shemek Osceola and Victor Mangelsen Osceola among others. Deceased Harry Holcomb Shelby and multiple patients and relatives are noted, with transfers and memorial mentions across Osceola Stromsburg Shelby Benedict Rising City and Rising City entities.

Joseph Zimba Duncan Louis Shemek Osceola Milton Marak Stromsburg William Morgan Shelby Ralph Johnson Ronald Emmons Sheila O’shea Polk Victor Mangelsen James Scow Nels Kant Benedict Harry Holcomb Ross Richards Harold E. Klingman Kermit Hultgren Robert Bierkower Eldon Swanson Roger Moon Shely Louis Nordmeyer Rising City Olive McBeth Louis Kumpf Mary Martens

Local Vicinity Welcomes New Ford Implement Dealer

Orval Eikenhorst, owner of the new Ford tractor and implement dealer in Osceola, will have Ford equipment on hand at his west Osceola business. The public may visit to get acquainted at the Eikenhorst Farm Equipment Building. Eikenhorst moved to Osceola in 1945 from Lincoln and previously worked with the Soil Conservation Service until 1954 when he opened Farm Service focusing on irrigation, soil testing and liquid fertilizer, and will continue these services alongside Ford Implement sales.

Orval Eiikenhorst Ford Ford Euipment Osceola Eikenhorst Euipment Lincoln Soil Conservation Service Ford Implement

Cost Sharing Funds Available For Farmers

Ample cost sharing funds are available to Polk County farmers to support soil and water conservation practices. Chairman Richard C. Sealey of the Polk County ASC Committee urges farms with conservation problems to visit the Osceola Nebraska ASC office. Applications must be filed before work begins to qualify for benefits.

Polk County Richard C. Sealey ASC Osceola Nebraska Sealey

Gift show visit and funeral service noted in local notices

Mr and Mrs John Osenbaugh visited Omaha on Sunday for a gift show. Mr and Mrs Joe Schott Jack and Anne attended funeral services for Mrs Barney Paprocki last Thursday at St Lawrence Church Silver Creek. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Ricky Ekstrom spent Tuesday night with Dale Watts.

John Osenbaugh Omaha Joe Schott Jack Anne Barney Paprocki St. Lawrence Catholic Church Silver Creek Ricky Ekstrom Dale Watts

Livestock Meeting Planned For Polk County Farmers

Polk County farmers are invited to a Livestock Feeding and Outlook meeting at the Osceola Methodist Church basement on Thursday September 24 at 8 00 PM. Paul Gier and Dean Brown College of Agriculture will discuss livestock feeding practices rations and price outlook for the next 1½ to 2 years.

Polk County Methodist Church Osceola Paul Gier College of Agriculture Gier Dean Brown

County ASC Extends 1960 Conservation Reserve Dates

County ASC offices may accept 1960 Conservation Reserve basic payment rate applications through September 30 and conservation reserve contract applications through October 16 up from September 10 and September 25 respectively. Extension aids publicity and allows more time for farmers to consider the program.

ASC

Local Firemen Put Out Blaze at Corn Palace Cafe

Osceola volunteers answered a call shortly after 8 00 p m Sunday at the Corn Palace Cafe where kitchen grill grease ignited a flame. The fire burned part of a wall and caused smoke damage but no injuries were reported. Firemen extinguished the blaze quickly.

Corn Palace Cafe Osceola Corn Palace

sisters visit Gustafson in Osceola

Mrs Marie Anderson of Lincoln Nebraska and Mrs Reuben Hanquist of Polk visited their sister Mrs J H Gustafson of Osceola last Saturday.

Marie Anderson Lincoln Nebr Reuben Hanquist Polk J. H. Gustafson Osceola

Osceola Falls 19-0 to David City in Friday Football

Osceola opened strong but fell 19 to 0 as David City triumphed on September 11. Osceola outgained 251 to 173 yards, forced one fumble recovery, and had 11 first downs to seven. Larry Wieseman led with 113 yards. Denny Seidel added 67 for David City.

Osceola David City Larry Wieseman Denny Seidel Siedel Bolton Hanis Osceola Boys

Concluding Service for Harry Holcomb Performed

Harry Holcomb born November 26 1886 in Butler county died September 8 in Osceola at age 73 Funeral services held at United Brethren Church in Shelby Rev Carl Zieman officiated Interment at Teese Lawn Cemetery in Columbus

Harry Holcomb Butler County Osceola Shelby United Brethren Church Carl Zieman Tese Lawn Columbus

Haubergs Announce Engagement of Anne Marie to Miller

Mr and Mrs H J Hauberg announce the engagement of their daughter Anne Marie to William C Miller son of Mr and Mrs Clyde L Miller. The couple plan to wed at the First Presbyterian church in Nebraska City. Mr and Mrs Norman Mich ener and family of Columbus visited with Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones on Sunday evening.

H. J. Hauberg Anne Marie William C. Miller Clyde L. Miller First Presbyterian Church Nebraska City Norman Michener Family of Columbus Oscar Jones

Hessian Fly Safe Date In Polk Co Sept 25

The Hessian Fly safe date for Polk County is September 25. Humidity around 65 percent and 70 degree average temperatures for two weeks trigger adult emergence, but current cold-period data is insufficient to set a formal date beyond the long-used average. Farmers delaying planting wheat after the safe date lower Hessian Fly and Western mosaic infection risks, with Ponca wheat showing strong Hessian Fly resistance and Pawnee resistant to western strains but vulnerable to eastern flies.

Polk County Ponca Pawnee Nebraska

Osceola Schools Open With Record Enrollment

Osceola Public Schools report 447 students this year across elementary and high school levels. 343 pupils attend grade classes, 104 are in high school, and kindergarten enrollment reaches 52, a new record. In 1957, 444 children were enrolled. Classes for grades up to sixth are held at Jeffrey Grade School, while the higher sixth grade and above meet in the high school.

Osceola Jeffrey

Last Group of Awards At County Fair

The county fair honors numerous 4 H clubs with prizes in clothing and sewing divisions. Names of awardees include Marcia Augustine, Linda Stromberg, Dorothy Anderson, Ann Dunn, Mary Doremus, and many others across blue red and purple ribbons. The program covers Purple Blue and White divisions for towels, blouses skirts and outfits with multiple named recipients.

LOT XIII Marcia Augustine Marleen Coover Carol Stromberg Janet Girard Shirley Buresh Linda Carlson Red Linda Stromberg Dorothy Anderson Carol Girard Patty Dunn Joy Nelson Ann Dunn Mary Buresh Cynthia McBeth Karen Lindberg Vivian Carlson Linda Eisler Bonnie Gadeke Linda Keith Helen Doremus Louise Morris Betty Morris Mary Doremus Sandra Augustine Linda Nyberg Deores Anderson Margaret Peterson Jackie Brigham White Ann Oppliger Aaron Purple Diane Lux Bue Darlene Hinkle Linda Kisler Red Linda Stromberg Delores Anderson Beverly Wieseman Betty Keith Carol Staack Merlene Hawthorne Carol Cookson Sewing Box Blue Barbara Linda Kay Neimer Marvel Davis Geraldine Anderson Julia Classen Barbara Graff Sharon Eller Sharon Kuhnel Jane Kumpf Tamra Glatter Barbara Klingman Carole Doremus Barbara Hernbloom Cheryl McKeag Beth Monson Janice Anderson Marilyn Oberg Kathy Eikenhorst Beverly Bonne Sharon Willitts Marcia Taddiken Betty Myers Doris Swanson Kay Peterson Kathryn Pliefke Phyllis Nyberg Carole Sterup Mary Person Diane Brigham Joline Heibel Barbara Rystrom Linda McKeag Nancy Carlson Karen Blevins Linda Hoffer Jolene Doremus Delores Doremus Marsia Taddiken Kathy Eike Jolene Heibel iBlue White Beth Monson Barbara Buresh BarbaraBuresh Jane Fredrickson Sherrill Erickson Carole Anderson Mary Anderson Barbara Nelson Carolee Dawes Susan Kay Baker Annette Sward Jane Bennett Suzanne Johnson Carolyn Swanson Barbara Oberg Barbara Wieseman Diane Doremus Avis Waller Anne Dunn Sharon Elter Cheryl McKean

Cur r ents and Undercurrents to Join Osceola Record

A new column titled Currents and Undercurrents will appear next week in the Osceola Record. It will publish letters from subscribers on various topics, must be signed, and entries due at the Osceola Record office by Tuesday noon.

Osceola Osceola Record Office

Former Osceola Doctor Named Pacific T and T Medical Director

Dr. Donald T. Kelley of San Diego was appointed Medical Director for California's Southern Counties by The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. He will organize and establish a medical center. A 1944 University of Nebraska graduate, Kelley served as a Navy medical officer in World War II and was a resident and doctor at Osceola. He sits on the San Diego Medical Society credentials committee and staffs Mercy, Scripps, Grossmont, and Sharp Memorial hospitals.

Donald T. Kelley San Diego California Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Kelley University of Nebraska Osceola San Diego Medical Society S of Mercy San Diego County Scripps Grossmont Sharp Memorial Hospitals

Mrs. C A Sward to be Buried at Swede Home

Mrs. C A Sward 85 of Los Angeles Calif died Sunday morning September 13 funeral at Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home at 2 pm Friday she was wife of the late Rev C A Sward pastor there for years she leaves seven children including Mrs Stanton Moore and Reuel Sward residents of Stromsburg

C. A. Sward Los Angeles Calif Calvary Lutheran Church Swede

Annual Richards Family Reunion In Osceola Park

The Richards annual family reunion was held Sunday September 13 at the park in Osceola. About 50 relatives attended the picnic including the Ross, Kenneth, Morris and Glen Richards families, Winnie Johnson, Roy Cox and George Marker of Rising City. If all had attended from a distance the total would have reached 200.

Richards Osceola Ross Kenneth Morris Glen Richards Winnie Johnson Roy Cox George Marker Rising City

Top-Notcher 4-H Club Meeting Recaps and Next Meet

The Top-Notcher 4-H Club met at Steve Fredrickson's home with the pledge and record book closing guidance from leader Paul Monson. Ribbons from the fair were distributed and the next meeting is set for November 2 1959 at Carroll Jones. The Clear Creek 4-H Club gathered at Dale McCormick's on September 7 1959 at 8 PM and handed in record books while presenting fair ribbons. attendance was all except two, marking the year's final meeting.

Steve Fredrickson Paul Monson Carrol Jones Nicky Richters Clear Creek Dale McCormick Mike Wieseman fReporter

24 Row Corn Ear Displayed At Osceola Bank

Alfred Kuhnel presented a 24 row corn ear at the Osceola First National Bank, claiming the number is above average and challenging others to surpass it. The ear remains on display at the bank for public viewing.

Alfred Kuhnel Osceola Alfred First National Bank

Shower honors Jo Ann Somek in Abie social notes

Mrs. Tom Hofbauer hosted a shower for her niece Miss Jo Ann Somek at Abie on Sunday afternoon. Monday dinner guests of Mrs. George Morgan included Mrs. Culke of Clarks Nebraska and her nephew Johnnie Solka of Omaha Rex Fusby, who works in West Point, visited the Morris Richards family for the weekend.

Tom Hofbauer Jo Ann Somek Abie George Morgan Culke Clarks Nebraska Johnnie Solka Omaha Nebraska Rex Fusby West Point Morris Richards

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kookie Talk Cea! Markets Cornhusker Bowling Belles Bush Drug Shriners St .Vincents Phillips John’s Rexall Osceola Haw Guffs Tavern Standard Oil al Struebing Johns Rexall W-L Polk Oil i Thriftway Matadores Acres Realty Farmers Elevator Sam’s Reece Abstractors Fairacres Walstead’s Decorators Shelby Oil Legion Steckleys Seed Corn High Ind R Miller Jt Wich R. Miller Thriftway Blackbirds Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News Bulldogs Polk Co Osceola Dr Pacific T & T Carl Sward
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