Ten years and more of local notes from Osceola area
Ten years ago events include birth of Randy Harold to Mr and Mrs Harold Grossnicklaus in Columbus and Homecoming on October 1. Apollo Peace Corps worker Calvin Carlson moved to Wardensville. Bruce Pickett celebrated 50th wedding anniversary at the Methodist Church. Polk County Historical Society marked its fifth anniversary with a banquet at Stromsburg Hotel. Adam Luft attended funeral services in Albion for nephew Glen Luft. Twenty years ago voters approved a 200000 bond for a new district 19 grade school. Homecoming themes included Story Book Land and S&S A Snider died Sept 15 at 88. Thirty years ago hospital auxiliary officers were named and local church anniversaries observed. Over 3,000 pheasant hunters submitted reports to the game commission. Rev E E Pengelly appointed hospital superintendent. Chicken dinner by Valley Ladies Aid advertised. Forty years ago Miss Genivee Cook left for Lincoln to study agriculture. Various theater programs and local news noted. Fifty years ago Osceola football predicted to rebound with returning lettermen. Local farmers and station agents mentioned along with market prices and a test well near Polk. OHS alumni news notes Dana Boden named to a 65-voice college choir.
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St Paul Lutheran Church announces youth event after football game
The St Paul Lutheran Church led by Pastor David Nordstrom invites all high school youths to a refreshment recreation period after Friday's football game. The schedule lists Sunday services Sunday School and Worship times and Luther League activities.
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Osceola Record Football Guess Contest Rules
Readers vie for a weekly five dollar prize by predicting game winners listed in ads. Enter by Wednesday October 2 before 5 00 p m using a form or facsimile, one entry per person, with a tie breaker score. Winners announced in The Osceola Record Thursday.
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