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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1960

Page

3

Three million floods loss estimated in Nebraska areas

The piece notes a three million three hundred thousand dollar loss estimate from recent floods. It cites disaster area declarations by President Eisenhower for parts of fifty Nebraska counties and urges support for flood control and soil programs including Jones Creek and Davis Creek projects near Osceola to drain water, cut mosquito breeding, and aid recovery. The writer endorses spring and the value of active public involvement.

Nebraska Eisenhower Pne Jones Creek Platte Valley Davis Creek Osceola

Be Sure to Vote With This in Mind

A 1960 primary warning urges voters to assess local candidates before national ones. Stephen F. Dunn of the National Coal Association stresses political responsibility and urges citizens to study city and county contenders. The editorial notes Congress makes laws, not the President, and emphasizes the congressman’s accessibility to voters.

White House Stephen F. Dunn National Coal Association Washington NCA Dunn Congress

Year of the mouse and the highway tax pledge

The piece links the 1960s Japanese calendar year of the mouse to U S motorists and a four cent federal gasoline tax hike. It notes a temporary extra tax ending June 30 1961 and a July 1 1961 shift of automotive taxes to the national highway program, amid protests over funding unrelated federal activities.

U. S Congress Washington

Wayneland Social Notes Residents Host, Guests Gather

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kopke entertained in Wayland with Mrs. Emma Carter of Shelby as guest. Judy Bond stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bond. Howard Potter and Joan of Columbus dined with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beebe, and Ardle Eklund joined Mr. and Mrs. George Bond for Saturday dinner.

Peter Kopke Emma Carter Shelby Judy Bond Paul Bond Howard Potter Joan of Columbus Raymond Beebe George Bond Ardle Eklund

Probate petition in Polk County Nebraska estate case

In the county Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of Olive M. McBeth's last will and Testament and appointment of Ray J. McBeth as Executor is set for hearing April 22 1960 at 2 PM in Osceola. Also notice of final report for Lorande M. Nickell deceased with hearing April 15 1960 at 10 AM to determine heirship and distribution and discharge Executrix.

Osceola Feed Mill Osceola Nebraska Polk County Said Thomas A. Hofbauer Polk County Nebras Mary R. Grossnicklaus D. R. Byers J. E. Steeple Olive M. McBeth Nebr Ray J. McBeth Lorande M. Nickell State of

Local residents visit and host in Lincoln and surrounding towns

Miss Ruthie Rosenberry of Lincoln returns home for a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs Guy Rosenberry. Sunday and weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Craven Stream and Calvin and Mr and Mrs Arnold Gill of Lincoln with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Livingston of York, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Schukencht with Mr and Mrs Foy Rosenberry. Other visits include Mr and Mrs H K Diers of Gresham with Mr and Mrs George Bond, Mr and Mrs Paul Bond with Mrs Mae Johnston of Osceola, and Miss Vickie Cockle hosting Miss Mavis Fjell of Stromsburg. Birthday celebration for Mr and Mrs Raymond Beebe and Mr and Mrs Dean Raitt noted with Mr and Mrs Beebe in Rising City.

Ruthie Rosenberry Lincoln Guy Rosenberry Craven Stream Calvin Arnold Gill Lloyd Livingston York Elmer Schuknecht Foy Rosenberry H. K. Diers Gresham George Bond Paul Bond Mae Johnston Osceola Vickie Cockle Mavis Fjell Stromsburg Max Quick Dennis Larry Cook Carolyn Sundberg Susan Stephenson Raymond Beebe Sheila Bessie Island Raymond Beebe Dean Raitt Rising City Max Lott

Local Social Notes From Lincoln and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Ted Gonnerman traveled to Edina Missouri for the funeral of Mrs Gonnermans uncle Charles Hudson returning home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bond were visitors in the George Bond home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Arnold Gill of Lincoln returned from a Glenmore Louisiana honeymoon and were weekend guests of Craven Stream. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rosenberry and children of Lincoln were Saturday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Ros.

Ted Gonnerman Edina Missouri

Osceola News Highlights Local Visits and Births

Mr. Al Heitzman returned home from Bryan Memorial Hospital on April 7. Margie Matheson, granddaughter of Mrs. Alice Matheson, crowned Orange and Black queen at Beatrice High School banquet. Dr. V J Suchy and family visited Viola Wieseman in town. A great granddaughter Lindsay Sue 6 lbs 8 oz born March 27 to Dr. and Mrs. John Shrieber of Washington DC. Shrieber former McCook resident Helen Herrmann. Mrs. Robert Kindred and Craig visited the Sigler family.

John Shrieber Washington, D.C Shrieber Helen Herrmann Arthur Herrmann McCook Robert Kindred Craig Robert Sigler, Jr

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