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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1967

Page

7

Governor Tiemann unveils record sales and income tax plan

Gov Norbert Tiemann proposes a two year budget near 450 million dollars with a flat income tax and a fixed corporate levy funding a near 80 million dollars yearly program. The plan faces skepticism in the Legislature as committees study needs and tuition impacts while discussing a new department of economic development.

Melvin Paul Lincoln Norbert T. Tiemann Tiemann Revenue Committee Jules W. Burbach Crofton George Ives Omaha Elvin Adamson Valentine Beded Richard D. Marvel Hastingfe University of Nebraska Marvel Burbach Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Department of Economic Development Nebraska Frank B. Morrison Morrison

Baptism and dinner mark Osceola church event

Irene Burritt and Adolph Grossnicklaus attended the baptism of Chad Conkling son of Don and Mrs Conkling at Osceola Methodist Church. A dinner followed at a cafe, then a stop at Peake Transport. The council discussed street marking and house numbering as city caucus set for February 28 with adjournment noted.

Eda Burritt Irene Burritt Adolph Grossnicklaus Chad Conkling Don Conkling Oscesla Methodist Church Fred Bond Rex Wieseman Harry Christensens Valparaiso Jack Wieseman Douglas Clark Teline Gary Telines Stromsburg Fred Wiesemans Don Roferts Nancy Jo Steven Beverly Wieseman Darryl Swanson Lincoln Belland Swansons Burwell E. E. Burritt Silver Creek Methodist Church Vickie Wieseman Henry Bureshes David Rutters

Harold V Johnson dies in Colorado at 79

Harold Verner Johnson died January 31 in a Denver nursing home where he had lived two years. Funeral services were February 4 in Denver. He was born September 21, 1893 near Stromsburg, Nebraska, married Pearl V Jenkins in 1917, farmed then moved to Denver, worked as a carpenter until retirement in 1964. He was active in Westwood Christian church and local clubs. Survived by his wife, three daughters, a sister, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and others.

Denver Colo Harold Verner Johnson Crown Hill Cemetery Harold Johnson Stromsburg Charles Oscar Johnson Pearl V. Jenkins Lincoln

Nellie Ericson dies at 81 in Longmont Colorado

Nellie Ericson 81 of Longmont Colorado died January 31 in a rest home. She was born September 26 1895 in Stromsburg Nebraska and lived there until marrying Gust Ericson in Golden in 1911. They later moved to California and then to Longmont about 15 years ago. Her husband died in 1957 and she lived with daughter Helen Hamilton in Longmont. Survivors include brother Fred Johnson of Shelby and three grandchildren. Services were held in Longmont.

Nellie Ericson Long Mont Colo Stromsburg Gust Ericson Golden California Longmont Bud Helen Hamilton Fred Johnson Shelby

Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 162

Cub Scout Pack 162 held its Blue and Gold banquet on February 9 at the Methodist church. Leaders and sponsors were introduced by Sheldon Bond, with awards presented to Chris Conrad, Steven Trotter, Mike Smith, Duane Mangelsen, Mark Dahmke, and Steven Monson. Skits by dens 3 and 4. Scoutmaster Stanley Van Hoosen spoke on the new scout keep and plans.

Methodist Church David McMeekin Steven Monson John Meister Mark Dahmke Sheldon Bond Lee Draeger Glen Green Rev. Odgers Elmer Johnson Chris Conrad Steven Trotter Mike Smith Duane Mangelsen Dens Stanley van Hoosen

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