Community notes from Osceola highlight local visits and events
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wieseman of Lincoln visit Mrs. George Berck. Several families travel to Kimball and Fullerton to see relatives. Crouse-Tex Drug ads promote low prices on prescriptions and hardware and note church bazaar dates. Local gatherings include birthdays, weddings, and weekend trips to Grand Island and Pioneer Village.
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Walter Wieseman
Lincoln
Mildred Mouden
York
J. Carder Throckmorton
George Berck
Guildford Bryan
Robert Bryan
Kimball
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
Walter Gabriel
Los Angeles
Joe Gabriel
Fullerton
Alfred Ku
Helen Kucera
Brainard
Charles Kucera
Tom Husak
Bonnie Olson
Omaha
Tom
Fred Husak
Danny
St. Vincent’s Church
St. Thomas
Carol Bahr
Joe Piedmont
Charles Eisley
Chris Dahmke
E. Bush
H. R. Grant
Nome Permanents
Crouse-Tex Drug
A. L. Heckman
Crome
S. D
Robert Kelly
White House
Tom Schmoker
Carrie Wisely
Social Center Rest Home
Mesdames R. N. Hastings
Frank Joy
Thelma Gibbons
Art McVeigh
Kathy
Si Davis
Edna Treadway
Shelby
Tom Schmaker
Grand Island
Earl Schilling
William Buhl
Dean
Helen Mumm-Paul Peterson
Grace Lutheran Church
Buhl
Ray Hastings
Debbie
R. N. Hastings
Leonard Daddow
Denver
Lee Johnson
Pioneer Village
Minden
Daddow
Loup City
Kenneth Cornish
Lake Ericson
Patriotism Again Respectable in Legion Convention Here
The American Legion, world’s largest veterans group, reasserted broad civic duty at the Chicago convention. Delegates elected Preston J. Moore of Stillwater Oklahoma as national commander and urged strength against global communism, safeguarding the Constitution, and expanding internal security.
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American Legion
France
Legion
Legionnaires
Chicago
Preston J. Moore
Stillwater
Oklo
Moore
Kremlin
Mrs Crouse Visits Wa hoo Grandsons
Mrs S T Crouse went to Wa hoo last week to stay with her grandsons while their parents Dr and Mrs M H Crouse are on a vacation trip.
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S. T. Crouse
Wahoo
Mrs. M. H. Crouse
Recollections of Thayer County 19th Century Schools
The September Nebraska History article recalls Thayer county educator Thomas Beall and rural one room schools in the 1870s 1880s. It notes 53 students in Hebron in 1879 and the mix of McGuffey readers Smith arithmetic and Kirkham English grammar used by students often supplied by families. Abraham Lincoln is linked to a grammar used.
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Nebraska
Thayer County
Hebron
Thomas Beall
District 28
McGuffey
District
Smith
Beall
Kirkham
Abraham Lincoln
the Country Gentleman
The
Youth’s Companion
Tennyson
Longfellow
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Joe Schott
John Staroscik
Fred Carter
Larry Carter
Lorna Carter
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Vic Sterup
Lorna
Carol Branting
Carolyn Walgreen
Harold Klingman
Carols
Don Ray Byers
Columbus
Don Byers
Orval Eikenhorst
Vern Plautz
Terry Plautz
Albert Anderson
Maurice Swenson
Margit Anderson
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Crouse-Tex
Ronald Carlson
Larry Oltmanns
Luther College of
Pharmacy
Osceola
Old
Mystery Farm
Jack & Jill
Farmers Co-Op
OIL Ass'‘N
Co-op