Armchair quarterback contest winner and births listed
John D. Cerny won the Armchair Quarterbacks Contest after missing only two ties and earned five dollars. He narrowly beat three others including Roy Hedlund of Stromsburg and Jerry Cerny of Osceola. Birth notices list Larry Duane Dunning born Sept 13 in Omaha to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dunning and Robert Jones McGimpsey born Sept 16 in Shelby to Mr. and Mrs. Jaimes McGimpsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Stromsburg
Polk
St. Edward
Wolbach
Silver Creek
Fullerton
Clarks
South Carolina
Town St
Nebraska
Washington
Oklahoma
Air Force
UCLA
Tennessee
Colorado
Baylor
Wyoming
Arizona
So. Calif
Wichita State
Utah State
California
Oregon
John O. Cerny
Roy Hedlund
Lester Anderson
Jerry Cerny
Cerny
Close
Stan Hoffer
Columbus
Louis Monson
Louise Clark
Gerald Clark
Evergreen
Colo
Dunning
Larry Duane
Jerry Dunning
Omaha
Dwight Bushes
Vivian Dunnings
Shelby
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
McGimpsey
Robert Jones
Jaimes McGimpsey
Bowling standings dropped by The Record over cost cuts
The Record will no longer publish bowling standings and results after withdrawing 75 percent of the cost support. The editor notes past coverage helped local business, but scarcity of funds ends the practice. The column references Osceola and Nebraska football, school attitudes, and a busy week with pressure from advertisers and a minister.
Courthouse Docket Lists County Court Traffic Fines
A long list of individuals from Nebraska and nearby states fined for speeding and related offenses with amounts ranging from 10 to 60 dollars plus costs. Names include Splear Johnson Russell Miller Brand Vinton Jorgensen Stevenson Hofer McFarlin Medler Husak Thelen Dietrich Cappellano Gorton Christiansen Stavens Reiswig Rankin Bechtold marriages and deed transfers also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L. Splear
York
Waldean Johnson
Osceola
Bert L. Russell
North Platte
Lloyd L. Miller
Larry Brand
Longmont
Colo
Bayard Scott Vinton
Daniel Elrod
Omehs
Frank Styskal
Utica
Larry Novak
Platte Center
Gary M. Wilson
Benedict
Mickey Jorgensen
Meckling
S. Dak
Gary Stevenson
Lincoln
Irene Tread
Shelby
Alfred G. Dietrich
Plattsmouth
Augie P. Cappellano
Omaha
Wayne R. Gorton
Larry A. Christiansen
Stromsburg
James E. Stavens
Ft. Worth
Tex
Berdette Reiswig
Harvey
Leonard D. Rankin
Albion
Leroy Bechtold
James L. Anderson Jr
Dolores Marie Hendrickson
Louise Krumbach
Irene G. Pandorf
Victor J. Krumbach
John H. Krumbach
Francis K. Krumbach
S4ynem
Margaret K. Krumbach
Albert N. Krumbach
Agricultural ASC delegates chosen at county convention
The Polk County ASC plans a Sept 29 convention at the county office to elect farmer delegates and county committeemen for 3 year terms with a 3 term limit. Former delegate eligibility, secret ballots, and open observation are noted, with Beulah Withrow and others mentioned in transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
ASCS
Richard C. Sealey
Ernest E. Lees
ASC County
Sealey
Weather CORRECTION and Family Move Update
Correction notes list Sp4 Richard L. Studley US $56,542,398 from HHC 1st Bn 14th Inf 5th Bde 25th Div APO San Francisco CA 96225. Previous entry also states The John Osenbaugh family has moved to Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Studley
San Francisco
Calif
John Osenbaugh
Aurora
Eight Girl Scouts Promoted in Bridging Ceremonies
In Thursday events at the Methodist Church Brownie to Junior transitions included Nancy Evans Patricia McGimpsey Denise Snodgrass Joining Cadette Troop 290 seventh graders Kathy Thayer Jacquie Smith Sally Sterup Sally McCoy Carolyn Wagner Linda Johnson Ann Armbruster Sally Mills Terri Howe Becky McDonald Betty Ann Kresha Cindy Nahrstedt earned the Player Producer badge The summer badge list noted many others Also the Chamber of Commerce will hold a dinner and meeting at City Cafe on Monday Sept 25 at 7 pm to discuss Christmas plans and the Chamber sign project all members urged to attend meal reservations by calling the cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Nancy Evans
Patricia McGimpsey
Denise Snodgrass
Kathy Thayer
Jacquie Smith
Sally Sterup
Sally McCoy
Carolyn Wagner
Richard Howe
Linda Johnson
Ann Armbruster
Sally Mills
Terri Howe
Becky McDonald
Betty Ann Kresha
Kathy Demper
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Osceola Bulldogs Edge Stromsburg In 13-0 Victory
Osceola guards held Stromsburg scoreless in a defensive battle as Randy Bond rushed 88 yards for a second-quarter TD set up by a Cerny to Augustin pass. Cerny connected on a 39-yard strike to Kropatsch at halftime, giving Osceola a 7-0 lead then held on for a 13-0 win and hosts Clarks next Friday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Bulldogs
Stromsburg
Cornhuskers
Seattle
Vikings
Polk
Randy Bond
Jack Cerny
Don Augustin
Cerny
Calvin Kropatsch
Keith Johnson
Quintin Teegerstrom
Bulldog
East Butler
Ceola
Augustin
Wieseman Boys
Eddie
Evan
Randy Gissler
Bond
Kropatsch
Tom Rodene
Marvin Simonsen
Delmar Jones
Bob Eklund
Paul McKeever
North Platte
Ulysses
Socrates
Odd Bits And Missus Odd Bits
A collage of lighthearted observations and quips from a small town column. Anecdotes juggle weather, sweaters, street paving memories, biking and sidewalk walks. A joke about a couple wandering in Osceola, plus wordplay on honesty, traffic lights, and a witty quip about Socrates.
Polk County Crows Weather Summary
Ken Krieg reports rainfall for the week ending Saturday at 0.65 inch with adequate surface and subsoil moisture. Corn 30 percent in dough and 70 percent dented. sorghum 60 percent turning. soybeans 50 percent turning leaves. Alfalfa fourth cutting 25 percent done. wheat fall seeding 10 percent. pasture below average. Main farm work includes some alfalfa baling. Corn and milo risk frost damage. Livestock in good condition with ample forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Krieg
Class Officers New High School Chosen
New high school officers include seniors Victor Sterup as president and Jane Sedlak as vice president with secretary Marsha Nyberg and treasurer Doug Jones. Juniors elect Barbara Gullberg president and Joey Fiell vice president with Dale Fisell secretary and Ruth Majors treasurer. Sophomores name Evan Wieseman president and Randy Bond vice president with Jerry Cerny secretary and Eddie Wieseman treasurer. Freshmen select Bruce Treffer president and Bob Gissler vice president with Lynn Boden secretary and Jim Green treasurer. Debbie Johansen is news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Sterup
Jane Sedlak
Marsha Nyberg
Doug Jones
Dale Carlson
Barbara Gullberg
Joey Fiell
Dale Fisell
Ruth Majors
Chris Mills
Evan Wieseman
Randy Bond
Jerry Cerny
Eddie Wieseman
New News
April Walgren
Bruce Treffer
Bob Gissler
Lynn Boden
Jim Green
Debbie Johansen
Also Mentioned on This Page
John D. Cerny
Bang — Osceola Lisas Club
Courthouse News
Agriculural Committee
Mand
Beulah B. Withrow
Omaha National Bank
NW Ys
Harold Matheson
Shelby Insurance Inc
Carl W. Allinder
Verlin M
Dunn
Cornell
Douglas Dunn
Lewis Dunns
Peace Corps
Columbia
S. A
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
John Aden
John
Aden
Rising City
Tour Choir
Kent Heckman
Midland College
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germanmany
Holland
England
George Heckmans
Kent
Gregg Urban
Fairbury Junior College
Francis Urbans
William Wolfe
American Legion Post No. 91
Legion Hall
Polk Co Recreation Assn
Club
Dean Buffington
Clarks Adaneenaneteset Tene
St. Edward Sed Watneneeneeee
Henderson
Silver Creek Eneenenenene
Polksneer
Palmer See Emer Een Ewenwereseasae
Genoa Cortera
Seeteteewensevesen
Polk Po Eee
Eldena Sapp
Polk County
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