Highlights of O H 8 Class Officers Elected
On Monday each class met and elected officers. Senior class sponsor is Mr. Jacupke and the officers include President Bob Johansen.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
3
On Monday each class met and elected officers. Senior class sponsor is Mr. Jacupke and the officers include President Bob Johansen.
The Mike staff lists class officers and sponsors, with Ramona Walgreen and Merna Lee Quick as co editors. Bon Fire Pep Rally precedes Stromsburg game, as Osceola students troop downtown after a pep show and burial skit. New first graders Connie Thelen and Judith Ann Reidy join 16 pupils. secondary grades total 21 students with two new enrollees Rodger Wright and Mary Dinges.
The fourth and fifth grades moved to the far hall and the department now has 26 pupils, after starting the year with 50 and adding three more. New students Mariyn Reidy, Jerry White, and Carlene Dinges join the ranks with Dorothy Campbell also new. Physical Education classes start for boys and girls, meeting twice weekly along with about 20 students in both begin ning and advanced bands.
In a District Court of Nance County Nebraska case by Louis A Druesedow and Eva Druesedow against Anton E Druesedow and others, the referee CARROL THOMPSON is to sell Lot 2 in the NE quarter of Sec 8, Twp 15 N, R 3 W, along Platte River accretions, at public auction October 27 1948 at 2 PM at Osceola Court House. Twenty five percent cash due day of sale, balance on confirmation.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bowman of Gothenburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones and spent Sunday at their home.
Mrs. S. T. Crouse came home this week after a two week vacation spent with her sister in Shelton and with their son Dr. M. H. Crouse and family in Loup City.
Mr and Mrs Wm Barry announce the birth of a daughter who arrived Sunday September 19 at Stromsburg Hospital. The mother and baby returned home on the following Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Al Chantry expect to leave Friday for a ten day trip to Knoxville Tennessee where Mr Chantry will attend the national conference of safety instructors of the REA Nancy will stay with Mr and Mrs L W Johnson and daughter during her parents absence.
Miss Darlene Wisely of Fremont and Jim Chantry of Lincoln spent the weekend here with Jim’s parents Mr and Mrs A L Chantry.
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