Industrial Arts instructor Mr Charles Hays joins OHS staff
Mr Charles Hays new Industrial Arts instructor at OHS holds a Peru State BSc in Education with a major in Industrial Arts and a minor in Driver's. A Cook Nebraska native, he and wife Rebecca live west of the Co op Oil Station after a recent wedding in Extra Iowa. He teaches five classes daily and pursues woodwork in spare time.
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OHS
Charles Hays
Peru State
Cook
Nebraska
Cook Community Hi School
Franklin Hays
Hays
Rebecca
Auust
Extra
Iowa
Omaha
Immanuel School of Nursing
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Vic Sterup
Co-op
Osceola teen Gregg Kresha named National Merit semifinalist
Gregory BE. Kresha of Osceola is among 15,000 semifinalists in the 1969-70 National Merit Scholarship Program. semifinalists were top scorers on the qualifying test given last February to about 750,000 students in 17,250 schools nationwide. They represent under one percent of graduating high school seniors.
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Gregory BE. Kresha
Glen Kresha
Osceola
United States
Henricksen Wins First Local Golf Tourney
Dean Henricksen shot 36 36 37 for a 27 hole total of 109 to win the Polk County Recreation Assoc. sponsored first official men’s club golf tournament. Burdette Flodman was runner up with 122. Handicap winner Lowell Hanson at 125. 31 entries, two rounds declared before final Sunday play. Trophy ceremony planned later this autumn.
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Dean Henricksen
Polk County Recreation Assoc
Henricksen
Burdette Flodman
Lowell Hanson
Mike Jones
O S H S Pep Rally Plans For Stromsburg Trip
OHS outlines Friday 3 15 parade up Main Street with students, coaches, pep band, cheerleaders and faculty. A 7 30 p m gridiron game follows. Color Day on Thursday the 18th requires orange attire. Educational Planning Night set for Stromsburg on Wednesday October 0.
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Bulldog
Unite
Stromsburg
OHS
Main Street
Thestar Club
Mary Ellen Nyberg
Glenn Cederberg
Armed Service
Autumn notes and local tributes from Osceola
Eldena Lindblade reflects on autumn signs in Banff and Nebraska, then shifts to local football centennial talk and community notices. She lauds volunteers like Ed Almstrom, recalls Sen Dirksen, and announces Adolph B E Kuhnel’s wedding anniversary open house at Sacred Heart Parish Hall in Shelby.
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Bardens
Governmentuilding
Banff
Canada
Nebraska
Rutgers
Princeton
Sen. Dirksen
Omaha
Senator Dirksen
Senate
Ed Almstrom
Osceola
Fixit
Adolph BE. Kuhnel
Sacred Heart Parish
Shelby
Navy men serve on Forrestal and Providence during Pacific drills
Airman Apprentice Edward J. Gavlik of Silver Creek Nebraska serves aboard the USS Forrestal as the carrier undergoes refresher training in the Caribbean after a three month overhaul at Norfolk. Seaman Apprentice Michael D. Voss of Shelby Nebraska serves aboard the USS Providence off the California coast as the ship took part in Operation Beef Master, a Navy Marine exercise preparing for Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific.
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Edward J. Gavlik
USN
Stasia Poprocki
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Forrestal
Caribbean Sea
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
Michael D. Voss
Robert D. Voss
Shelby
Nebr
California
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Osceola H S and Elementary enrollments for 1969
The 1969 fall term opens with total enrollments at 487 students in Osceola schools, down four from 1968’s 491. Jeffrey Elementary houses 250 students across Kindergarten to 6th grade. High School has 237 students, with 80 juniors and a largest class of 52 sophomores.
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Osceola
Jeffrey
Jr. His
Jerry Tonniges Elected Leader of Goldenrod Saddle Club
Jerry Tonniges chosen to head the Goldenrod Saddle Club for 1969 70 at the annual election held September 10. Hardy Huggler named vice president Jim Marak secretary-treasurer and Carl King selected as News Reporter. Steve Tenniges will be parade captain. Delores Marak elected Chair of Activities Committee. Jim Bowman of Stromsburg to a 3 year Board of Directors term. Boyd Mace dies at Sidney aged 73. survivors listed. Lois Grossnicklaus initiated into Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarch Militant Order of Odd Fellows in York last Tuesday.
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Jerry Tenniges
Goldenrod Saddle Club
Hardy Huggler
Jim Marak
Sec
Carl King
Columbus
Steve Tenniges
Delores Marak
Jim Bowman
Stromsburg
Boyd Mace
Sidney
Polk County
Mace
Norman Leach
Osceola
Harold Deprez
Benedict
Lesta Mace
Lois Grossnicklaus
York
Patriarch Militant Order of Old Fellows
Gruber Rites Held After Omaha Surgery
Mrs. Richard Gruber 35 of Waco died Friday after surgery at Nebraska Methodist Hospital in Omaha. Formerly Joel Miller she was the daughter of Mrs. Belle Miller of Shelby and the late Ogal Miller. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in Waco with burial in Shelby.
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Richard Gruber
Waco
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Joel Miller
Belle Miller
Shelby
Ogal Miller
Eugene Johansen
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Kahler Hotel
Minnesota
Adolph Kresha
St. Mary Hospital
Columbus
Jack Johnston
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Neil Brigham
Tony Gabel
Duane Gabel
Mark Gustafson
Bryan Memorial
Hubert Alt
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Albert W. Gabriel
Wm. McKeag
York to host food service training for nursing homes
A three 30 hour course will start September 22 at York High School 7 to 10 pm. The program sponsored by Nebraska Nursing Home Assoc and others costs 10 dollars and leads to membership eligibility in the National Food Service Supervisor Association. Enrollment limited to about 20, with prior courses required.
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Nursin
York
York High School
National Food Service Supervisor Association
Ruth Rauscher
Nebraska Nursing Home Assoc
Nebraska Dietetic Association
State Department of Vocational Education
Nebraska Hospital Association
Bulldogs dominate East Butler in 44 0 rout
Osceola Bulldogs cruise to a 44 0 victory over East Butler Tigers. Randy Bond Ed Wieseman and Bob Gissler fuel a rousing opening game showing with multiple touchdowns and a stingy defense that held East Butler to negative ground yards and limited passing.
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Gregg Kresh
Osceola Bulldogs
Butler Tigers
Bulldogs
Leo Potter
Ed. Wieseman
Bob Gissler
Ed Wieseman
Randy Bond
Tiger
Steve Tenniges
Jim Carlson
East Butler
OHS
OHL
Cal Coffin
Russ Jacobsen
Dick Wyman
Larry Neujahr
Marv Simonsen
Jerry Cerny
Bil Norton
Evan Wieseman
Mike Larson
Jon Tenniges
Bryce Anderson
Lynn Boden
Jim Green
Ken Kozisek
Keith Peterson
Kurt Anderson
Terry Anderson
Roger Augustin
Monty Jones
Steve Kumpf
Colin McKeag
Randy Neujahr
Mike Sterup
Bill Peterson
Stromsburg
First QB award goes to Jon Rystrom
Jon Rystrom of Benedict won the inaugural Armchair Quarterback Contest as published in the Sept 4 Record. He missed only three of 12 games. Tied runners up included Gary Garey Eldon R Johnson Darwin Hahn John Cerny and Mrs Mervin Rystrom with four wrong guesses each.
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Jon Rystrom
Benedict
Rystrom
Gary Garey
Eldon R Johnson
Darwin Hahn
John Cerny
Mervin Rystrom
East Butler
Osceola
Osceola Schools Hold Open House for New Teachers
Osceola Public Schools announce an open house in the high school auditorium Tuesday September 23 at 8 p.m. The event will introduce several new teachers, allow visits with staff, and include coffee service in the visiting rooms.
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Osceola
Knights install new officers at St. Vinents Osceola Neb
On August 31 1969 John F Kennedy Council 5383 Knights of Columbus held a 5th Sunday Corporate Communion at 9:00 am Mass at St Vin cents Church Osceola with Chaplain Msgr Obrist. New officers for 69 70 were installed by District Deputy Eugene Bartunek David City. Breakfast followed at City Cafe Osceola. The Bob Merrick family moved from Wahoo to Larned Kansas where he will manage a Farmers Co op.
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John F. Kennedy Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Vincents Church
Osceola
Nebr
Msgr
Obrist
Eugene Bartunek
David City
John Schott
Glenn Green
Ray Grossnicklaus
Henry Galus
Eugene Gabel
Bernard Korger
Jerry Engel
Leonard Prochaska
Ted Pandorf
Albin Prososki
City Cafe
Bob Merrick
Wahoo
Larned
Kansas
Army awards Selective Service secretary for support
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson executive secretary of the Selective Service Board No 75 Osceola receives a Certificate of Appreciation from Recruiting Sgt Jess Madgrigal. The certificate, issued by Major R E Bonthius commanding officer U S Recruiting Station Des Moines Iowa, credits Pierson for outstanding support to the Army Recruiting Service.
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U.S. Army
Elizabeth Pierson
Exec. Sec. of Selective Service Board No. 75
Osceola
Jess Madgrigal
R. E. Bonthius
U. S
Des Moines
Iowa
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Nattc Naval Air Station
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Tennessee
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Gruber Rites
Marvin Simonsen
Jon ‘Rystrom
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Willard
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