Osceola centennial book delayed by illness of co ordinator
The Osceola Centennial Book project is paused due to the illness and death of Jim Anderson, coordinator for Union College Press in Lincoln. Meanwhile local notes mention school election timing shifts, voter registrations, and wrestling ratings from nearby towns.
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Osceola
Jim Anderson
Union College Press
Lincoln
Bert Gissler Honored for Top Life Insurance Production
Bert Gissler of National Fidelity Life Insurance Company was named a top producer for 1971 earning the President's Round Table for a 26th straight year and securing the third highest company production. He also earned National Quality Award and National Sales Achievement Award from the National Association of Life Underwriters, with over 5.5 million dollars in in force life insurance and medical expense protection for more than 1,000 local families. his son Alan recently joined the agency.
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National Fidelity Life Insurance Company
Bert Gissler
Bert
National Association of Life Underwriters
Gissler
Alan
Osceola Board Maintains No Excused Absences Policy
Osceola School Board votes again against excused absences for state tournaments. They approve a girls track team with coach Al Stroup and Mrs Lee Ann Lee, using volleyball uniforms. Two custodian proposals are taken under advisement.
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Osceola
al Stroup
Lee Ann Lee
Heine
Lee
Wayne
Osceola School Board Candidate Filings Begin
Leroy W. Flink is first to file for a seat on the Osceola school board. Four terms expire this year for Jack Wieseman Hubert Girard Paul Walgren and Lillian McDonald. Eligible voters may file with board secretary Phil Nyberg on or before March 10 1972.
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Leroy W. Flink, Sr
Osceola
Jack Wieseman
Hubert Girard
Paul Walgren
Lillian McDonald
Phil Nyberg
Shelby girl chosen for Hastings honor choir
Cherie Buchholz a junior at Shelby high school was selected by audition to join the Hastings College honor choir on February 4 and 5. The 79 member choir directed by Dr Howard Swan of California State College performed at Kiewit Gym Hastings College. The Honor Band under Dr Harold Hillyer of University of Texas at El Paso also performed. Participants were chosen from 17 audition sites across Nebraska.
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Cherie Buchholz
Shelby High School
Hastings College
Howard Swan
California State College
Kiewit Gym
Harold Hillyer
University of Texas At
el Paso
Nebraska
Polk County to Hold Public Hearing on Six Year Road Plan
Polk County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on February 15 1972 in the County Court House to review the proposed one and six year Road Improvement Programs. Maps and project lists are available at the County Clerk's Office in Osceola for inspection during office hours.
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Polk County Board of Commissioners
Osceola
Commissioners Room
County Court House
Nebraska Board of Public Road Classification and Standards
Polk County
Nebraska State Board of Public Road Classification and Standards
State Board of Road Classification
Polk County seniors register to vote in primary
Thirty seniors in Polk County registered this week with County Clerk Dale Frizzell as eligible voters. Osceola High School students and others in Shelby Stromsburg Polk visited during 1:30 to 3:30 outreach and office hours at Osceola courthouse.
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Polk County
Dale Frizzell
Osceola High School
Frizzell
Shelby
Stromsburg
Polk
Court House
Osceola
Osceola Stars Take Second in Goldenrod Conference Tourney
Osceola High School placed second at the Goldenrod Conference wrestling tourney held in Osceola after a 30 to 23 dual win over East Butler. The Bulldogs finished with 59.5 points behind Stromsburg, who led with 78.5. OHS crowned three champions and multiple runners up with Ray Urban Ted Gulbrandson Mike Treffer and Mike Senn among the victors.
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Bulldogs
Osceola
East Butler
Goldenrod
Stromsburg
OHS
Clarks
Palmer
Ray Urban
Mike Treffer
Mike Senn
Ted Gulbrandson
Allen Church
Ted Kronberg
Jon Rystrom
Lyle Erickson
Bob Church
Lauren Erickson
Randy Dexter
Tim Beckman
Tim Gulbrandson
Kenny Lemon
Lynn Oberg
Jim Starkey
John Girard
Paul Leetch
Rich Strong
Don Fould
Cyril Weinhoff
Ben Starkey
Duane Hahn
Lee Doncheske
Ted Micek
Kurt Anderson
Jim Zimbleman
Dave McMeekin
Tim Weinhoff
Richard Riecen
Phil Wagner
Glen Clifton
Bill Kurz
Roger Augustin
Tim Teegerstrom
Dale Dankert
Tom Fritz
Mark Tenniges O
Mike Blackwell
Norman Larson
Todd Berggren
Osceola Council Approves Library Addition and Appoints Officials
The Osceola City Council approved a 32 by 16 foot library expansion on the east end with cedar exterior and under $10,000 cost, contingent on financing. Gary Gustafson named Police Magistrate. Norris Larson named Manager of the American Legion Club. Deed sale authorized for Wallace Glatter parcels. Ordinance raises Police Magistrate salary from 150 to 300 annually.
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Osceola
Bob Mills
Don Griffith
Joe Hessel
Madison
Gary Gustafson
Norris Larson
American Legion Club
Wallace Glatter
Morningside
OHS Falls To Polk In Tight Friday Night Clash
OHS lost a heartbreaker 47 to 46 to Polk Cubs in a seesaw game with four close quarters and a late Polk basket. Kent Anderson led scoring with 16, Carlson 14, while OHS struggled at the free throw line missing 15 attempts to Polk’s 3. Carlson 14 rebounds and McKeag 10 helped but the hosts fell short.
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OHS Bulldog
Polk Cubs
OHS
Polk
Kent Anderson
Robbie Glasser
Carlson
Colin McKeag
Randy Neujahr
McKeag
PHS
Neujahr
Tenniges
Jones
Hayes
Reckner
Carlstrom
Neuhaus
Glasser
Albin
Anderson
Hanquist
Mike Johnston
Bill Peterson
Mark Anderson
Genoa
Henderson
ASCS Offers Farm Measurement Service in Polk County
Polk County ASCS will measure farm fields for set aside and other program purposes. Richard C. Sealey notes the service costs a nominal fee and helps ensure compliance with feed grain and wheat programs. Sign-up for the 1972 set-aside runs Feb 3 to Mar 10 with later certification and random on-farm checks to guard against errors and loss of payments.
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Polk County
ASCS
Richard C. Sealey
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Sealey
Centennial Book Committee to Meet Thursday
The Centennial Book Committee will meet Thursday February 10 at 7 30 p m at the Chat and Chow Cafe. Members will coordinate efforts for the forthcoming NU Town Team Benefit Ball game and workers are needed throughout the evening.
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Centennial Book Committee
Chat and Chow
Nu-Town
Students and parents invited to York High Career Night
Osceola area high school students from sophomore to senior year and their parents are invited to York High School Career Night on Tuesday February 15. About 40 areas of interest will be represented and attendees may ask representatives questions. The group will convene at 7 30 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Osceola High School
York High
NFO Holds First Polk County Dinner Meeting
The Polk County National Farmers Organization hosted its first dinner with 100 members and spouses. Leaders outlined contract terms, commodity inventories, rail shipments, and storage plans, stressing methods to develop a healthy prosperous agriculture and shifting from supply seeking a market to a market seeking supply in hog production.
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Polk
Polk County
California
NFO
Bill Sellhorst
Nebraska
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers elects leaders
Orville Koch of Dunbar is re elected president of the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers at the Radisson Cornhusker convention closing Jan 25. Ray Conrad Osceola and Ellis Ruby Lisco win board seats, with W L Bonser Beaver City re elected district 4 director as 400 delegates hear talks on using fairgrounds for year round recreation and financing.
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Orville Koch
Dunbar
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
Radisson-Cornhusker
Ray Moeller
Wisner
al Bahe
Wayne
Ray Conrad
Osceola
Ellis Ruby
Lisco
W. L. Bonser
Beaver City
Bob Dula
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Dula
Nebraska
Warren Nielsen
Kfab Radio
Omaha
Anderson promoted to Exchange Manager in Ashland
LaVerne D. Anderson promoted from Combination man at Geneva to Exchange Manager in Ashland by Charles P. Arnold. He succeeds Raymond L. Johnson named Area Manager at Wahoo and assumes duties February 1. Anderson, born in Osceola, Nebraska, is a veteran of the U.S. Army and began LT T's Construction Dept in 1957.
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LaVerne D. Anderson
Lincoln Telephone Company
Geneva
Ashland
Charles P. Arnold
Raymond L. Johnson
Wahoo
Anderson
Osceola
Nebraska
Clarks High School
Clarks
U. S. Army
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Andersons
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