Buffington Leads Osceola Chamber With Dahmke As VP
Osceola Chamber installs new officers at city hall Monday led by President Buffington and Vice President Dahmke. Shelly Bond elected secretary as John Osenhaugh presided as outgoing leader. Members voted to cooperate with Farm Home Day. the chamber will provide the meal. Christmas party follows with Busy Belles Extension Club at Kings Ballroom, Dec 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Buffington
Osceola
Belles Extension Club
Kings Ballroom
Sh-lby
Paul Meister
Robert Sterup
Fred Husak
Victor Mangelsen
1965 Forecast: Johnson Era Global Tensions and China UN Goal
A 1965 outlook predicts no war with Russia, rising Russian trade ties, and Berlin ties softening. China seeks UN admission with a 50 50 chance, while China may use nuclear power for blackmail. Johnson likely to move toward compromise on South Vietnam and neutralization. Cuba changes expected to be limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
America
Federal Reserve
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Red China
China
United Nations
Red Dragon
West
South Vietnam
Cuba
Model plane and car fans note Nordberg award
The January American Modeler features Bob Nordberg of Stromsburg as co champion in Revell’s national custom car contest. He built a Candy Apple Red scratch built truck tractor from an AMT 1962 Ford pick up using many Revell parts with opening doors and tilt cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nordberg
Stromsburg
American Modeler
Nordberg
Soft Water Service
Revell Company
Revell
Community Calendar Highlights Weekly Meetings Listed
Calendar lists events from January including school board on Monday American Legion Tuesday PTA Wednesday Busy Belles NBBO club and Gabs Kepner Thursday city council 8 p.m Lions January 11 and 13. Names include Addie Wiese Mrs Edgar Klein Marie Johnson Mrs Raymond Kepner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
American Legion
PTA
Valley
WSCS
Iui
Bowling Results From Serre Lanes Show League Standings
Serre Lanes results list multiple leagues with team records and top performances. Notable highs include Dick Ruth 254 in individual game and Siglers 977 as high team game, with leaders such as Lowell Hanson 570 and Stan Braithwaite 5708 in series. Standings show varied team records across Classic and Merchants leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trier
Cornhucker League
Al’s Paint
Wee Blt
Tenniges Chev
Siglers
Faculty Five
Jonson Plumbers
Roy’s Body Shop
Osc. Locker
Lone Star Gravel
Legion Club
Firemen
Larrys
Bobs Barber Shop
Gris Equip
Ned’s Service
Andreasen Impl
Farmers Co-op
High Ind
Dick Ruth
Stan Braithwait
Lowell Hanson
Igh
Sia
Stan Braithwaitt
Dan Armbruster
Sigiers
Tenniges
Al's
Merchants League
A & B Lounge
Shriners
Tomco
Bush Drug
Reeces
Osc. Implement
Gambles
Lorre Lanes No
Kepner
Roberts
Rongish Iga
Mim Peterson
Charles Fischer
Wayne Stallings
Milton Johnson
Bill Morgan
Births and social notices from Lincoln area
Births include Jeffery Allan Toline weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces born December 23 at Lincoln General Hospital to Gary and… Toline. A Steele birth reports a son 7 pounds born December 30 to Merlin and spouse in Stromsburg. Wedding of Bonnie Phelps and Patrick Huff at St Teresa’s Church Lincoln. Social visit notes from Christmas Day at Walden Jones home with relatives from Shelby Gresham Monroe and Columbus. Additional gatherings include Leo and Al Kuhnel in Omaha and Virgil Johansen family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Rhodes
Fred J. Allen
Auburn
Wm. Biles Jr
Pender
Lee Johnsons
Lloyd Bates
Central City
Lee
Don Johnsons
Dave Jacobson
Far Stromsburg
Leon Merrick
Weeping Water
Dallas
Tex
H. S. Eklund
R. Gregg Eklund
Dorothy Gondringer
Toline
Jeffery Allan
Gary Toline
Lincoln General Hospital
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Steele
Merlin Steele
Stromsburg
Monroe
Phyllis Gondringer
Marilyn Saafeld
Columbus
Leo Kresha
al Kuhnel
Omaha
Verner Johansen
Virgil Johansen
Douglas Bergren
Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence Burke
Burke
New Farm Loans Available Under Economic Opportunity Act
Raymond M Hauser and staff of the Farmers Home Administration in David City Nebraska announced loans under the Economic Opportunity Act. Loans up to 2500 for low income farm families and small towns, 4 percent interest, up to 15 years. cooperative loans up to 30 years averaging 25000. Applications at Manning Building David City for Butler Polk and Seward counties.
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Raymond M. Hauser
Farmers Home Administration
David City
Nebr
Norfolk
Orville Freeman
H. W. Reesman
Manning Building
Butler, Polk
Seward
Aliens to report addresses in January says Wilson
Robert Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced that the January period is set for aliens to report their addresses. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices during January. Wilson urged compliance and warned that willful failure may bring serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert €. Wilson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Hospital News Missed Patients List Names and Births
A hospital notices list includes patient names from Osceola Shelby Stromsburg and surrounding towns. It records births to Mrs and baby names along with several admitted patients across multiple communities.
1964 Happenings in Osceola County Nebraska
Highlights include the birth of Geraldine Rivera as the first 1964 baby at Annie Jeffrey Hospital, local retirements such as M A Mills Sr and D K Byers with long service records, and community events like PTA penny carnival, Old Timers Day, and the Polk County Fair. The county faced tornado and flood damage in May and July, while local groups organized and residents celebrated birthdays and homecomings. Over 3,250 votes were cast in the November election. Audrey Ranwell, a foreign student from South Africa, resided with the Mills family. The Osceola Saddle Club was organized and the Corn Palace Cafe closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Rivera
Glen Amos
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Carl Andersons
Osceola
M. A. Mills Sr
First National Bank
Ray Roekers
Farmer’s Co-Op Grain Co
OFIS
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Office
H. Norton
Nebraska Power Review Board
PTA
Merle Johnson
Alaska
D. K. Byers
A. T. Wilson
Audrey Ranwell
South Africa
Alex Mills
1965 Motor Vehicle Plates Go On Sale January 4
Polk County residents may purchase 1965 license plates starting Monday January 4 at the County Treasurer’s office. Fees remain 8.50 for cars with trucks on a sliding scale. Tax statements and registrations must be shown. mail orders require payment of the license fees, taxes, and 35 cents mailing charge. Those newly moved to the county should report to the Assessor with 1964 certificates.
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Polk County
New Subscriber List The Record Names Subscribers Across Towns
Osceola area lists Edith Rushing Howard Hurd Dick Watts Lesta Mace Don Richards and others. Stro msburg Gracie Moberg J Harold Hussmann J L Hurd Martha Smith plus Shelby Dorothy Hasselbach Edna Treadway Curtis Snails. Lincoln Ralph Burritt Omaha Grace Stracr Columbus Alvin Siemek Norman Michener Carroll Hahn Darw t Anderson. Rising City Roy Coffin Ralph Gillett Gresham Don Nuttleman Mrs Lloyd Hollister Silver Creek Edith Hipke Grand Island Lynn Ray Anderson Holdrege Eva Kresha David City Mrs John Parsley Gregory Nicolas Gilt ner Hazel Springer Fremont Jack Mickey Wayne Dale Thompson North Platte Mrs Ruby Gray Out state list names.
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Osceola
Edith Rushing
Howard Hurd
Dick Watts
Lesta Mace
Don Richards
Shirley McGimpsey
Roy Morgan
Stromsburg
Robert Behrns
Gracie Moberg
Harold Hussmann
J. L. Hurd
Martha Smith
Charlie Christrrm
Clair Willits
Shelby
Dorothy Hasselbach
B. J Peterson
Edna Treadway
Curtis Snails
Lincoln
Ralph Burritt
OMAHA
Grace Stracr
Columbus
Alvin Siemek
Norman Michener
Carroll Hahn
Darw't Anderson
Roy Coffin
Ralph Gillett
Gresham
Don Nuttleman
Lloyd Hollister
Silver Creek
Edith Hipke
Grand Island
Lynn Ray Ander
Holdrege
Eva Kresha
David City
John Parsley
Bellwood
Gregory Nicolas Giltner
Hazel Springer
Fremont
Jack Mickey Wayne
Dale Thompson
North Platte
Ruby Gray
LaVern Richards
Tom Hetzer
Anna Anderson
Carl San Fillippo
Penelope Hadley
Geo. Gilbert
Clelia Butcher
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Buffington and
Dahmke
Dahmke, Buffington, Bond
Bzhson
Terry
Carpenter
Nebraska Press Assn
Vern Scofield
Albion
Jack Lough
Lla
AFL
Cotton Bowl
Orval Eikenhorst
Renard and
Renee
Martha
Lorene and
Loren
Howard Hurds
Osceola Locals
Robert Paine
Ralston
Eldon Kuhnel
Darrell Schackenmeyer
York
Abolt Estate
J. T. Stanton
Lillie A. Abolt
Mother Jewel
Trustes
York College
Crowells Memorial
Blair
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Child Saving Institute
Kathy
Delores
Bernard
Serre Lanes
AMF
Clarks Sandbaggers
Matadors
Range Riders
wWwwi
Elmer Gleim
Mike Snodgrass
Gene Sterup
del Johnson
Richard Schaf
Lorre Lanes
Farmers Elev
Neal O. Prell
Mary Johanna
Rudy Aksamit
Osceola Losals
Shirley Hendrickson
Laura Nedrickson
Lulu Hendrickson
Glen Hendricksons
Dolores
Ray
Hospital News
W. Calhoun
Gayle Wyman
Anthony Winter
Bradshaw
Kenneth Burritt
John Hahn
Dale King
Shelby Sidwin Almstrom
Roy Hartson
John W. Bailey
Lewis Schott
Lisa Davis
Amy Graham
Lori Lee Dunivan
Jefferson
Towa
Chester Baker
William Campain
Vendla Carlson
James Cuda
Perry Sapp
John Starostka
Albin Bodine
Marvin - Grubaugh
Rising - City
Beth Monson
Julie Gullberg
Jim Peterson
Corn Palace
Ahrens Jewelry
OHS
Paris
Clarks News
Clarks
John Koros
Glenn Colby
Doug Schultz
Victor Hoffer
Cals Burruss
Gene Graves
Martin McConnell
Clarence Cleaveland
Kearney
Doris Ann Phelps
M. G. Shonsey
Louie Miller
Norman Krong
C. E. Peterson
Carl Bivens
Oscar Anderson
Earl Peterson
Donald Karges
Hennie Swertric
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