Osceola AFS Chapter Plans Meetings and Fundraising
The Osceola American Field Service chapter held an organizational meeting and scheduled another for December 16 to boost attendance. New chairman Dick Howe named Orval Eikenhorst Virgil Bugbee and Ken Sipes to a nominating committee. A freshman fund raiser bake sale netted about 58 dollars to bring a foreign student next year.
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Osceola American Field Service
Dick Howe
Orval Eikenhorst
Virgil Bugbee
Ken Sipes
AFS
Osceola
Bowling Belles Standings Publish Plan for Week
Leona Boden notes Monday night bowlers want current standings in the paper. Arrangements with Glen Wobig to share costs aim to publish weekly by weekend, if copies arrive Tuesday morning. Secretary has standings and averages ready by Tuesday night, making Tuesday or Wednesday the earliest delivery window.
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Leona Boden
Lorre Lanes
Glen Wobig
Osceola Endures Wind Storm Debris and Storm Damages
The weekend wind storm dropped Cham ber of Commerce decorations on Osceola streets. Windows and doors shattered, trees toppled, and electricity and phone service were disrupted in rural areas. The editor notes hazards of driving and invites readers to renew subscriptions while prices hold. The Polk County career day featured journalism discussion as the editor described the realities of running a small weekly.
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Osceola
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Buffington
Kansas State Line
Polk County
Record Moudens like news in Polk county era letters
To the Editor a subscriber sends six dollars for a two year The Record subscription before January 1 praising the paper for Polk county news hospital updates and local happenings. Deeds record transfers include James A Cuda and wife to Harold I Anderson in Morrill’s addition Stromsburg Lot10 and Lot11 Block3 Osceola Morningside addition Lots18-21 Block2 Osceola and Leopold Benda to Richard W Eller in SEANW% 23-15-1.
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James A. Cuda
Harold I. Anderson
Salesmen Honored at Archer Petroleum Banquet in Crete
Guests of honor at a Pow-wow banquet in St. James Hall Crete included Ronald and June Carlson Silver Creek Norris and Lila Larson Osceola John and Hazel Kampovitz Shelby Willard and Ruth Bush Osceola Clarence Rahrs Polk and Robert Kuhnel Shelby The East Central Nebraska District awarded Rahrs a gold watch for top sales in a 14 county region.
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Archer Petroleum Corp
Omaha
St. James Hall
Crete
Ronald Carlson
Silver Creek
Norris Larson
Osceola
John Kampovitz
Shelby
Willard Bush
Clarence Rahrs
Polk
Robert Kuhnel
Nebraska
Osceola Chamber Drawings Bestowed Holiday Prizes
Winners named in Chamber of Commerce drawings across Osceola stores include Enoch Anderson at Smith Grain Co. receiving a five dollar certificate, Dale Dunn earning gifts from several outlets, and Esther Kuhnel collecting gift certificates at Osceola Cleaners and John's Rexall. Additional prizes included a transistor radio from Osceola Hardware and a booster bucks weight drawing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Osceola
Smith Grain Co
Enoch Anderson
McDonald’s
Osceola Implement Co
Dale Dunn
Lewis Sinclair
Holly Grossnicklaus
Burt & Dee
Charles Walgren
Treffer’s Standard Service
Bush Drug
Levert Oquist
Gamble’s
Virgil Johansen
Ahren’s
Howard Parker
Sigler Garage
Lee Schroeder
Osceola Cleaners
Esther Kuhnel
Harold’s Thriftway
Algor Larson
Jack & Jill
Harley Warner
Kepner’s
Merle Dawes
John’s Rexall
Rudy Swanson
Wes Koehler
Osceola Hardware
Vern Fairchild
Addie Wieseman
A. C. Schott
Roger Babson's 1964 Forecast to Be Published
Roger W. Babson a noted business commentator will be featured in the January 1 1964 Osceola Record with his full predictions on business economic and other 1964 conditions His weekly releases reach more than 400 newspapers and his financial reports are used by 20 000 corporations and estates.
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Roger W. Babson
Osceola Record
Babson
Columbus Man Fined After Osceola Incident
Leo Kuta of Columbus paid a 25 dollar fine plus 5 dollars costs in county court after an intoxication charge following a Thursday night incident near Osceola. Firemen and the sheriff responded when his 1953 model car caught fire as it became stuck north of Osceola. The sheriff was alerted by radio from Columbus police.
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Leo Kuta
Columbus
Osceola
Reynold Peterson
Kuta
Albert R. Thacker
Omaha
Robert L. Gropp
Lincoln
William R. Young
Shelby
Clarence Cruchter
Ark
William Moser
Mich
Everett L. Garwood
Amelia
Lloyd H. Lausten
Grand Island
Steven C. Dey
Gresham
Dorus B. Childs
Dennis W. Sanders
Ravenna
William W. Steen
Sargent
Harold W. Harlow, Jr
Donald T. Nuffler
Silver Creek
Kenneth C. Burritt
Hirm M. Bryant
Utah
Donald Wypf
Kans
Walter H. Miller
Beaver Crossing
Elmer E. Sterns
Atkinson
Monson Heads Nebraska Veterinarians Association
Dr. W F Monson of Osceola was installed president of the Nebraska Veterinary Medical Assn at a Lincoln convention attended by about three hundred veterinarians. Dr Harold Hedlund of Wa hoo was chosen president elect and will lead next year. Dr Robert Stear of Holonook was re elected secretary treasurer. Robert W Garey, ex ecutive secretary, stressed health inspections as essential for sellers buyers and markets.
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W. F. Monson
Osceola
Nebraska Veterinary Medical Assn
Lincoln
Harold Hedlund
Wahoo
Robert Stear
Holonook
Robert W. Garey
MVMA
Legion Leaders Meet at Rapid City Welfare Conference
Mrs Johnson and other Legion and Auxiliary leaders from 12 states gathered at Rapid City December 5 7 for the American Legion annual child welfare conference. They discussed 1964 program plans including Our Changing Society Values for Youth and focused on youth employment abuse of children improved services for mentally ill and drug dangers among teens and young adults.
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Milton Johnson Jr
Stromsburg
American Legion
Rapid City
Legion
Feed grain program urged for farmers who can divert acres
Richard C. Sealey of the Polk county ASCS urges farmers to consider the 1964 feed grain program. Eligible operators can divert 20 to 50 percent of their base to conservation uses to receive diversion payments and retain price support eligibility for corn, grain sorghum, and barley. Sign up is set for early next year as Congress extends the program for 1964 and 1965.
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Richard C. Sealey
Polk County Committee
Congress
Sealey
First Snowfall Delights Polk County Residents
Polk county experienced its first real snow of the season this morning. The light fall left a white blanket and was praised as prettier than the weekend wind storm. Snow depth ranged from a couple inches up.
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Polk County
Lions Club to Promote Classes for Young Farmers
Lions Club members will promote a series of 10 classes for young farmers taught by Jim Majors starting in January if enough sign up. A $3 per student fee covers all classes. Lee Draeger presided. other actions include paying transport for Carl Johnsons dog to Leader Dog school and a March of Dimes solicitation plan.
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Lions Club
Jim Majors
Lions
Majors
Lee Draeger
Osceola Bulldogs open season with 59 45 win over Cold
Osceola Bulldogs started the season with a 59 to 45 victory over guest Cold weather did not dampen fan enthusiasm. Osceola built leads 15-8 first period then 31-13 41-28 and finished 59-45 as the first basketball night concluded.
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Osceola
Bulldogs
Shelby
Osceola High Names Second Period Honor Roll Scholars
The Osceola high school announces six students on the second six week honor roll with all A grades. Seniors Gary Ahl auist and sophomores Vivian Carl son, Donna Nelson, Kay Nieme ier, and Margaret Peterson are listed.
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Osceola High
Gary Ahlauist
Vivian Carlson
Donna Nelson
Kay Niemeier
Margaret Peterson
Alan Umstead
Kathy Rodene
Dick Bennett
Barbara Bennett
Janice Fischer
Pat Gonsier
Patty Dunn
Janet Girard
Kent Heckman
Mary Buresh
Dan Husak
Odd Bits recounts local events and personal milestones
Perry N. Sapp reviews recent Odd Bits items from the Phillips County Review noting a Christmas musical at the Methodist Church directed by Ceva Carlson with Maurine Schuman as soloist. The column also covers politics, birthdays, honor rolls, a Kearney State football game, and a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John A. Falk.
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Perry N. Sapp
Ceva Carlson
Maurine Schuman
John A. Falk
Evangelical Free Church
Stromsburg
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