Osceola High Classes Open With Notable Enrollment
Osceola High enrolls 106 students with 117 in the grade school. Student officers include Ronald Loseke and Marcia Schneider among seniors and juniors. football squad of 35 begins with lettermen returning and a Sept 19 opener at David City under new lights. 4-H and Extension notes cover livestock entries, youth programs, and county reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscenola High School
OHS
Ronald Loseke
Mary Ward
Margery Schneider
Shada
Marcia Schneider
Ramona Walgreen
Maxine Jrosshicklaus
Margie Johansen
LaMunyon
Vernon Boden
Marilyn Miller
Ed Watts
Monson
Rosemary Walgreen
Ronnie Koehler
Jo- Anne Bowe
Blezek
Max Hennings
Sid Sigler
Jim Norton
Richard Johnson
Richard Bernt
Tom Ball
Jim Inness
Lee Adams
Polk
St. Bonaventure
Genoa
Clarks
Stromsburg
Fair Grounds Ball Park
Fairview Social Roundup Notes Visits and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Norval Kirby and son visited the Joe Karges home Monday evening. Dwayne Fox and family of Osceola called Tuesday at the Joe Miller home. Saint Monica's Society gathered at Mrs Norval Kirby home. C L Dake spent several days in Omaha. Theo Glock of Rising City and Joe Karges visited Heitzman Bros. Robert Bryan and Tom Mace returned from a Colorado trip. William Gregg and daughter of Central City and George Reebs family joined Alvin Reeb at his York home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Kirby
Joe Karges
Dwayne Fox
Osceola
Joe Miller
Saint Monica’s Society
C. L. Dake
Omaha
Theo Glock
Rising City
Heitzman Bros
Robert Bryan
Tom Mace
Colorado
Wm. Gregg
Central City
George Reeb
Alvin Reeb
York
Roseoe Ellis
Rachel
Bill Ning
Frontenac
Minnesota
Villa Maria Academy
Ellis
Roy
EB. H. Wilson
Clarks
Orval Eikenhorst
Joel David
Stromsburg Hospital
John Staroscik
Joe Koziol
Joseph Koziol, Jr
Columbus
Emil Koziol
Harley Warner
Willis
Lincoln
Ervin
Staplehurst
Norfolk
Mr. Varner
Harley Varner
Harley Wakeley
Burke
South Dakota
Frank Tait
Tait
Huston
Morris Jean
Laurence Meister
Lake Erics
High Prairie Farm Bureau
George Burke
Wallace Fredrickson
Secy.Treas
Nickie Gondringer
Gresham
Robert Schmid
Geo. Schmid
Schmid
Irene Cerny
Gunnard Peterson
Carleton Anderson
John J. Anderson
Ruth Holmberg
Philip Erickson
St Francis Hospital News Hospitalized and discharged list
The following have been hospitalized in the past week Medic ail Henry Layton Hastings James M Peterson Osceola Molly Beth Johnson Omaha Richard Smith Osceola Mrs Blanche McKeag Osceola Surgical Mrs Sarah Van Allen Gresham Obstetrical Mrs Jean Bond Osceola Newborn Kathryn Ann Bond Discharged James Peterson Molly Beth Johnson Mrs Jean Bond and daughter Richard Smith Blanche McKeag
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ST. Francis Hospital
Henry Layton
Hastings
James M. Peterson
Osceola
Molly Beth Johnson
Omaha
Richard Smith
Blanche McKeag
Sarah van Allen
Gresham
Jean Bond
Kathryn Ann Bond
James Peterson
Corn Palace Cafe Sold to Jimmy Krance of St Paul Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Wm Matzen announce the sale of their interest in the Corn Palace Cafe to Jimmy Krance of St Paul Nebraska. Krance takes possession October 1. He is a WWII veteran and former Legion Club manager. He and his wife and two month old daughter will relocate after a short stay in Bennington Nebraska.
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Wm. Matzen
Jimmy Krance
St. Paul
Nebraska
Krance
Mr. Krance
Legion Club
Matzen
Bennington
Greens Chapel WSCS to Meet on September Twenty Fifth
Community notes list a Sept. 25 gathering of Greens Chapel WSCS with Mrs. A S Torell and Mrs. F F. Mr. and Mrs. Berggren to entertain, plus several local family visits and trips. Birth announcements and birthdays include a third son for the Berggrens and F W Powell’s 75th birthday celebrated at the Powell home. Additional items mention students and staff movements at Denver Women’s College, Wesleyan University, and local travel to Lincoln and Des Moines.
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Greens Chapel
WSCS
A.S. Torell
F. F
Edw. Schinzel
Berggren
C. W. Hennings
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Boulder Dam
Idaho
Dale Clark
Minnesota
Lewis Berggren
Scottsbluff
Black Hills
Darleen Carlson
Denver
Carol Jean Carlson
Denver Womens College
Max Rystrom
Leonard Bendike
Lincoln
Racine
Wis
Gust Rosdahl
Colone
S. D
Marie Rosdahl
J. L. Hurd
Nels Wittgren
Gertrude
Tan Peterson
Ernest Schinzel
Shelby
Fly-Free wheat planting date moved to September 17 Polk
Polk County growers are advised to plant wheat this week with a fly free period set for September 17. The advisory specifies timing to minimize pests and protect crop yields across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Men Buckle Heavy and Light Goodyear Overshoes
Store ad noting fair trade prices for Goodyear overshoes at Peterson Clothing. Promotion urges readers to subscribe to the Omaha World-Herald through the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Peterson Clothing
The
Omana World-Herald
Osceola News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Obituary
Community notices report hosting and visits across Osceola with birthdays and anniversaries. Includes a death obituary for Charles Henry VanHoosen and a funeral service summary, along with local shop ads and sports recap.
Card of Thanks for Henry VanHoosen's Family
The Children of Henry VanHoosen express heartfelt gratitude for kindness, sympathy and flowers shown during their bereavement. Your support will not be forgotten.
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Henry VanHoosen
Wesley Chapel Social Notes and Club Election
Wesley Chapel reports visitors from Yakima Lincoln Stromsburg and Columbus. The Friendly Neighbors Club held a September meeting electing President Jola Schmoker and officers Lena Brandt Addie Sterrup Lavina Swanson. Members host October meeting with Mrs Brandt and other local social updates.
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John Herrmann
Clara Bell
Keith
Yakima
Wash
Laura Delfs
Fred Schmoker
Lincoln
W. G. Herrmann
Stromsburg
Walter Koehler
Alfred Kuehnal
Bruce Pickett
Kuehnals
Milford
Friendly Neighbors Club
Clem Hannggler
Lindsay
Claude Minick
Beatrice
Columbus
Ben Schmaker
Marilyn Huggler
Beatrice High School
California
Community Notes from District 18 and Shelby Area
District No 18 Mrs Helen Hohndorf visits her mother and relatives in Lewellen. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Charles Tragart and Edward greet Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs Albert Alt in Shelby. Frances Camp and Donna spend weekend with Mike Reisdorff near Shelby. Robert Korger and family visit Charles Tragarz on Tuesday evening. Mike Boro and son Steve visit John Micek. Charley Tragarz visits Omaha on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hohndorf
Lewellen
Charles Tragart
Edward
Albert Alt
Shelby
Frances Camp
Donna
Mike Reisdorff
Robert Korger
Charles Tragarz
Mike Boro
Steve
Genoa
John Micek
Charley Tragarz
Omaha
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Social Calendar
The Legion Auxiliary meets Friday at 2 30 on the club’s second floor and dues for the year are due. Mrs A L Chantry hosts the Ride A Wees Friday evening. The Gallo A Lots guests Miss Marguerite Jean next Wednesday afternoon September 24. Entre Nouse meets with Mrs S T Crouse next Wednesday evening September 24.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Chantry
Marguerite Jean
S. T. Crouse
Annual Fall Festival at Osceola Methodist Church
The Osceola Methodist Church hosts its annual Fall Festival and Bazaar on Tuesday September 30. Bazaar sales begin at 2:00 p m in the basement, supper runs 5:30 to 7:00 for 75c and 50c, followed by an auction in the south room upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Methodist Church
Shelby Man Dies After Lingering Illness
O A Watkins aged 67 died at his Shelby home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at Shelby Methodist church with interment in Shelby cemetery. He was the father of Mrs Melvin Wieseman of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Watkins
Shelby
Shelby Methodist Church
Melvin Wieseman
Osceola Hatchery
Community Notes from Osceola and Nearby Areas
Local residents report visits and family events across the Osceola region. Mrs. Ellis and family travel to Frontenac for Rachel to enroll at Villa Maria Academy. other gatherings include anniversaries, baptisms, and a birthday in Stromsburg. A letter from Charles Emmons recounts Missouri roots, Osceola, and a Fourth of July horse race memory.
Ellis Johnson Wedding Aims to Testes Park and Denver Trip
Miss Rose Marie Ellis and Harold John Johnson wed in a nine am September 6 ceremony at St Peter's Church Omaha. The double ring service featured organ music, a lace dress, maid of honor Miss Joan Illis, best man Harry Anderson, and ushers Lawrence Johnson and Richard Bettesin. A breakfast followed at the Paxton Hotel for relatives and friends. The couple plans a wedding trip to Testes Park Denver and western locales before settling at 2560 Newport Ave Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Aden
Chester A. Smith
Wilson Smits
Fullerton
Third St
David City
Margaret Aden
Price
Rising City
Palmer
Perkins Hotel
Aden
Harvey Burgess
Silver Creek
Leo Graf
Fred Miller
Ellis — Johnson
Rose Marie Ellis
Roselle Ellis
Osceola
Harold Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Omaha
St. Peter’s Church
Joan Illis
Harry Anderson
Lawrence Johnson
Richard Bettesin
Paxton Hotel
Testes Park
Denver
Points West
Arcadia Academy
St. Louis
McCool
Neh
Tech High
Newport Ave
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Osceola High
Future Farmers of America
Pres
Bob Johansen
Secy
Ronald Laseke
Treas
Dick Sterno
Sentinel
Grant Zedicher
Mr. Monson
Maxine Alt
Gloria Jones
Miss Refshauge
Mangery Schneider
Maxine Grossnicklaus
Jeanice Schott
Merna Quick
Tom Brigham
Angus Heifer
Poland
Jean M Ingalls
Jimmie Larson
Milton Thomas
Angus
Richard Peterson
Tom
Hampshire
Ak-Sar-Ben
Glenn Kresha
Ansel Fredrickson
Carl Johnson
State University At Lincoln
Don Malek
Ray Crossant
Lois Chantry
Leonard, Rolland
Bernard Gissler
Jim Chantry
Janet Kepner
Bob
John Mills
Glenn Buchta
Gene Cole
Bob Ball
Norman Warwick
Sam Byers
Marcia
Donna Pratt
Valaria Schott
Mary Gaile Sigler
Dick Smith
Wayne Wieseman
Dick Herrmann
Billy Norton
Max Peterson
Bob Schotz
Wesleyan
Jack Wieseman
Darlene Wisely
Sandra Schumann
Bud Deeds
Richard Anderson
Lee Snodgrass
Irvin Deeds
Luther College
Wahoo
Ruby Walgren
Dorothy Deeter
Doane College
Crete
Jim Malek
Don Ray Byers
Creighton
Milan Snodgrass
National Business Institute
Doris Wieseman
Marjory Schmoker
Fairview News
Osceola Cafe
James Stewart
Donna Reea
Plus
Hoosier
Hotshots News Plus Serial
Nora Prentiss
Ann Sheridan
Kent
Smi Plus
Paramount News
Crouse Tex Drug Co
I. D. Huston
Albert Ryan
Wm. Mouden
Eastern Star
Kensington
Steeple
Gary Lux
R. R. Urban
Lawrence Meister
Earl Hardle
Francis Urban
Jerry
Platte Center
Francis
Peterson
Pau R. Eveland
Elmwood
Charles Imm
Spalding
H. H. Warner
Hershal Ehlers
Utica
Ehler
J. A. Fulwider
Will Noleamper
Gregory
South ‘Dakota
W. H. Fulwider
Hafemeister
Davis
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
O. W. Herrmann
Washington D. C
Esther Herrmann
Herrmanns
George Gehrke
Pvt. Ord Deeds
Flossie Deeds
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Bernard Berck
Fort Ord
Charles Henry Vanhoosen
William
Ida van Hoosta
Furnas County
Martha Ann Collison
Cheyenne Wells
W. O. Fudge
Loren
Marion
Newton
Iowa
Kepner Funeral Home
H. Goode
Grace Lutheran Church of
Federal Land Bank
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church
Guy Ox
Charles Emmons
Atlanta
Georgia
Emmons
Fox
Missouri
Graham County
Seer Ewan
Legion
Northwest
WM. Wolfe
American Legion
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