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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
7
District 18 notes show Mr. and Mrs. David Schmidt traveling to Butterfield Minnesota for a weekend with relatives. Numerous calls and visits occur across Osceola Columbus Bellwood Schuyler and Schmit district residents including Albert Inselman Edward Lisko Neal Hasselbalch and others with social visits card parties and family weekend stays recurring throughout the period.
Pearl Leu is installed as Noble Grand at the January Polk Rebekah Lodge meeting. Josephine Strand becomes vice grand, Helen Bayer secretary, and Irene Kinberg treasurer. The article also notes Mu Epsilon Nu initiates at State Teachers College and local community events including birthdays, engagements, and a March of Dimes campaign.
Washington discussions focus on Universal Military Training and Service Act and the draft system. Senators led by Kenneth Keating push for a definitive investigation amid concerns over fairness and universal service. Local boards vary in applying rules, with exemptions and economic factors shaping who is called. Population bulges and changing standards affect draft universality over time.
The piece argues the need for conscription to maintain a 2.7 million strength, noting 550000 annual quitters with 89 percent volunteering initially. It questions civilian tasks vs combat roles and cites Kennedy's 1963 policy on young husbands, highlighting perceived inequities for the unwed.
Fr. John A. Zastrow preached at St. Andrew's and St. Mary's while Fr. Schnoebelen left for Beaver Crossing to lead Sacred Heart and St. Patrick's. Local families attended weddings, funerals, dinners, and visits in Osceola, Columbus, York, and Stromsburg with numerous relatives noted throughout the week.
Miss Darlene Jaster received word that Fred Hahn traveled to Modesto California to visit his son Ed and family. Mary Ann Kropatsch spent the weekend with her Lincoln parents, the Leonard Kropatchets. Carroll Hahn made a Stromsburg business call Thursday. Mrs Emma Krueger and Della were Columbus visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Burritt and daughters from Lincoln visited Pauline Bernt and family Sunday. Mrs Albin Prososki will entertain the St Marys Church altar Society Thursday afternoon the 6th. Mr and Mrs Lee Hegi were Lincoln business callers Monday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Nitsch and daughters from Fremont spent the weekend with Rudolf Nitsch and Alfred.
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