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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1962

Page

5

New Approach Planned To Get State Aid For Public Schools

Lincoln Nebraska State School Boards Association Executive Committee plans a new approach to obtain state aid for public schools. They favor a uniform state levy on all tangible property, with two resolutions for a $100 per pupil aid and for broadening the tax base. The poll shows support for state aid but not for earmarked sales or income taxes. Also noted: Aeronautics Commission considers selling a damaged plane with insurance covering depreciation, potential $26,000 to $30,000 payout, and possible legal action against the insurer.

Lincoln Nebraska State School Boards Association Association Nebraska State Aeronautics Commission Commission Francis Casey Plattsmouth Attorney General’s Office Insurance Company St. Louis

Nebraskas State Fair Sees Booming Interest and Strong Dairy Show

State Fair interest is rising inNebraska with a national trend cited by fair board secretary Edwin Schultz. Entries and attendance are ahead across most departments and advance ticket sales are strong. Livestock departments are expected to fill and the dairy show is predicted to be outstanding. The fair opens September 1 and runs through September 6, following last year’s attendance record of 327000.

Nebraska Fair Board Edwin Schultz Schultz

Tourism lure eyed for Gretna fish hatcheries

Dale Payne of Papillion a Legislature candidate says improving Gretna Fish Hatcheries could attract recreation hungry eastern Nebraska residents. He envisions a good access road and restoring the hatcheries to their former appeal as a tourist center. In a separate note a state plane carrying Governor Morrison crashed on landing at Neligh last March injuring no one.

Dale Payne Papillion Gretna State Game Commission Payne Morrison Neligh

Three Appointed as Vice Chancellors at Nebraska

The University of Nebraska board of regents creates the post of vice chancellor. Effective Sept. 1, Dr A C Breckenridge becomes vice chancellor joining Dr Joseph Soshnik and Dr Roy G Holly. Breckenridge is dean of faculties, Soshnik is comptroller and corporation secretary, Holly is dean of the graduate college and university research administrator.

University of Nebraska Board of Regents A. C. Breckenridge Joseph Soshnik Roy G. Holly Breckenridge Soshnik Regents Holly

Steen Defends Tourism Push And Park Funding

Answers critics on the pace of Nebraska tourism development and park funding. Melvin O Steen, head of the Game Commission, says promotion must accompany facilities, noting the 1961 Legislature raised the park levy to about $1 million annually but did not restore operating and maintenance allocations.

Melvin O. Steen Steen Nebraska Game Commission

LocalSocial Notes From Valley News

Mrs. Dennis Carson of Tilden and her mother Mrs. Clara Mc Cormick were house guests Monday night of Mrs. Grace Buchta. Mrs. Dale Buchta and Mrs. Grace Buchta joined others for lunch Saturday at Mrs. Irene Meachan. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Yungdahl spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Balmer at Cozad.

Dennis Carson Tilden Clara McCormick Grace Buchta Dale Buchta Irene Meacham Algot Yungdahl Art Balmer Cozad

Weekend weddings and gatherings fill local notices

Mr and Mrs Donald Schmoker and relatives attended Mrs Schmoker's cousin Maurice Watson's wedding in York on Sunday. Numerous visits and meals followed at homes in Stromsburg, York, Genoa, and surrounding areas. The column records hospital stays, travel to Columbus and Scottsbluff, and family celebrations through the week.

Donald Schmoker Dennis Barry Silver Creek Robert Clark Bruce Pickett C. R. Carlson Jack Wieseman Janet Max Gabel Allen Kresha Mary York Allen George Matheson Carl Wieseman Beals Pickett Genoa Lillian Wieseman Della Need Pattie Michael Omaha Fred Effie Fernandez Dennis the Menace Anthony Kresha Oscar Imm Robert Wyeie Pickett Maury Watts David Siepel Malvern Robert Wieseman Barbara Wieseman Carolyn Hahn Lincoln Barbara

Social notes from Saline and surrounding towns

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saalfeld of Saline, Kansas and Mrs. Carl Berglund and Carl Henry of Lewiston Idaho visited Bill Imhoff’s Tuesday morning. The Clark family from Mt. Vernon Iowa visited grandparents Frank Frizzell and returned to Kansas City Wednesday. Various locals attended funerals, surgeries, and weddings including Elmer Benson’s hospital stay and a Lincoln wedding.

Fred Wieseman Beverly Francis Urban Raymond Scott Columbus Don Henggeler Omaha Norman Henggeler Lincoln Dale Dunn Lester Boettcher Frank Jaax Diane Boro Albert Lux Sioux City Iowa Gary Lux Douglas Dunn Valjean Warman Cook Monte Williams Clarks Scottsbluff North Platte Harrisburg Danny Dunn Gerald Henggeler Fort Collins Colo Ray Richards Marcella Cook St. Peters Church Bellwood Verland Bauer Ed Saalfeld Saline Kansas Carl Berglund Carl Henry Lewiston Idaho Bill Imhoff Robert Clark Jr Mt. Vernon Frank Frizzell Kansas City Robert Clark Vern McCormick Elmer Benson Osceola Chris Hanson Kearney Benson Farm Nellie Benson Polly Newcomer Dean Hill Fremont Dean John Maxwell Eva Hennings Clara Lohr Silver Creek Bob Wyman Sadie Gwartney Central City Hospital Leonard Mentink

Osceola Funeral Attendees From Out of Town

Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Josephine Gondringer Monday morning. Visitors included Lawrence and family from Hastings, Minnie Altmansofer and Gary, and many relatives from Columbus, Lincoln, Omaha, Monroe, and Clarks.

Ronnie Baker Craig Robert Petersons Josephine Gondringer Lawrence Gondringer Hastings Keith Sankey Margene Gondringer Lincoln Minnie Altmansofer Gary Altmansofer Anna Cerny J. F. Cerny John Kropatsch Paul Gondringer Alois Shemek Otto Hasselbalch All of Columbus Emil Czarnick Genoa Tony McCormick Walden Jones Omaha Felix Zoucha Monroe Emil Koziol Clarks

Awards At County Fair Class 306 to 310 Food Prep

Readable lists show winners in Classes 306 through 310 for muffins cornbread peanut butter cookies and snickerdoodles with color coded ribbons and participant names including Kay Lux Joan Christensen Patti Warner Barbara Peterson Joyce Widga and many others. The record preserves competition by color and participant across multiple categories.

Betty Jo Anderson Janis Peterson Lynn Walford Viona Wiser Janea Wyman Bonnie McGimpsey Elizabeth Erickson Janet Swanson Peggy Trout Vickie Leach Deborah Carlson Susan Peterson Patti Warner Claudia Carter Judy Schott Janet van Winkle Ann Lux Brenda Kleveman Susan Herrmann Debbie Dunn Jane Dunn Pam Augustin Marla Berggren Susan Jones Bonnie Jones White Denice Donelson Debra Lewis Jolene Wiser Kathy Wiser Shelly Johnson Kathryn Hayes Diane Schippareit Carolyn Warnick Betty Morris Linda Herrmann Sharon Meister Vickie Gillespie Linda Heibel Connie Richards Kay Lux Cindy Hiemer Susan Rosenberry Debra Johnson Joyce Leimser Linda Meistter Kathleen McKeag Linda Keith Betty Keith Joan Christensen Jill Johansen Red Debra Lewis Shirley Anderson April Walgren Connie Jones Vickie Ehn Sally McGimpsey Delores Hendrickson Paula Augustin Kathy Wyman Beverly Carlson Joyce Lei Janice Widga Claudia, Carter Barbara Monson Alda Tooker Valerie Rutter Connie Stromberg Judy Hernbloom Marsha Dawes Joan Sherba Susan Vrbka Red Barbara Peterson Joyce Widga Diane Sc Brendan Klevemen Kristin McKeag Linda Meister Vickie Dunning Billy Larson Janelle Hinkle

Mrs Pauline Ayers Vacation Visit Across States

District 54 resident Mrs Pauline Ayers of Kansas City Missouri spends a week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Myron Barker. On Sunday evening two families from Fremont and Omaha join them. Mrs Duracinski and three children stay through Thursday. Mrs Sam Wyman visits Central City to be with her mother Mrs Sadie Gwartney at the hospital after a heart attack. Mrs Violet Blattman and Mrs Margarette Rembolt of Denver come midweek to be with their mother.

Pauline Ayers Kansas City Myron Barker Kenneth Gehring Fremont C. S. Duracinski Omaha Duracinski Sam Wyman Central City Sadie Gwartney

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Pub. Schools Valley News Lane Co Kepner’s Cowboys Irwin Caplan The Travelers Safety Service San Peterson Jackie Kosch Diane Lux Kathy Hayes Red — Denice’ Donelson Barbara Peterson Thriftway Fonda Willow Galence Starkist Tuna Pillsbury Swift Harold’s Thriftway Osceola, Nebraska Mrs Dale Jim Lewis Sinclair
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