Annie Jeffrey Hospital Weekly Patient Docket
Week of February 18 to 25 lists multiple patients and dismissals from Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs Josephine Dunning Shelby Ansel Fredrickson Stromsburg Mrs Jennie Mentink Osceola Ossie Price Lincoln and others across Osceola Stromsburg Shelby Gresham Colorado Springs and Silver Creek with several discharges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dunning
Shelby Ansel Fredrickson
Stromsburg
Jennie Mentink
Osceola
Ossie Price
Lincoln
J. L. Rasp
Shelby
Glen Hendrickson
Kathy Krahling
Stromburg
Axel Anderson
Rolla Mace
Gresham
Mildred Olson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Clyde Cannon
Silver Creek
ASC Lists Must in Wheat Acreage
Polk County ASC warns wheat growers that full credit requires planting all acreage to wheat or placing it in the 1957 wheat reserve. If landlord or tenant signs by May 1 1957 the farm may receive credit even with no wheat. Notices are mailed. an acreage inspection will follow to verify reserve productivity before agreement approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
ASC
Osceola Class C District Tourney Advances to Semi Finals
Osceola district tourney action resumes with Rising City facing St. Marys at 7:00 p.m. and Concordia meeting Stromsburg at 8:30 p.m. The winners advance to Friday’s 8:00 p.m. final, following a Wednesday layoff. Seeded teams so far keep expected results as Polk, Stromsburg, and others posted victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Polk
Rising City
Stromsburg
Valparaiso
St. Mary
Concordia
Picasso and modern art bring giggles at the gallery
In a lively dialogue two visitors joke about a Picasso exhibit describing works as Upside down pieces Passion and Big Julie while misplacing titles and imagining everyday objects, then exit to seek a game of shooer at the nearby venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picasso
Nellie
Nebrasky
Kansas
Julie
Reel Modern Art
Small Quail Causes Big Uproar In Legislature
A quail hunting incident near Tecumseh in Johnson County sparked a lengthy Nebraska investigation into Game Commissioner Don Robertson. The May 1956 charge was dismissed, sparking claims of bias and politics as hearings examined evidence and motives from Johnson County officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Statehouse
Nebraska
Tecumseh
Johnson County
Don Robertson
North Platte
Robertson
Harland Huppert
Falls City
Commission
Mel Steen
Game Commission
Legislative Council
Steel
Donald McGinley
Ogallala
Huppert
Steen
Raymond Morrissey
Bill Cunningham
Alan Steinacher
Wilber
Joe Vosoba
Cunningham
George Dent
Morrissey
Temperatures Dip Last Week End
Sudden cold snap hit last Thursday with temperatures falling from 30 at 8:00 a.m. to 23 at 9:00, 13 at noon, then seven that day and down to three degrees next morning. Gas Company records show 8:00 a.m. readings starting February 21 and continuing for 24 hours.
Garey to Continue as Farm Placement Officer
Garey will again serve as Volunteer Farm Placement representative for the Nebraska State Employment Service in Osceola per Dallas Berney Area Manager. Volunteers work without pay and assist farmers seeking workers and unemployed farmers seeking help finding fit positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Garey
Nebraska State Employment Service
Osceola
Dallas Berney
Garey
Mr. Garey
Farm Hiring Day Set in Osceola on March 6
County Agent Gary Garey announces a Farm Hiring Day in Osceola with Dallas Berney of the Columbus Nebraska State Employment Service to match farmers feeders and ranchers with job seekers. Event runs 10 am to 3 pm with on site orders and applications handled by NE employment staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Garey
Dallas Berney
Columbus
Nebraska State Employment Service
Osceola
Mr. Garey
Garey
Polk County 4-H Year in Review Highlights Growth and Goals
Gary Garey outlines Polk County 4-H progress for 1956 with enrollment totals, project participation, and key events. The report covers the ten 4-H Guide Posts, member achievements, leader roles, and notable activities including the Polk County 4-H picnic, Leaders Banquet, and district camps, illustrating 4-H efforts to build capable, cooperative citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Garey
Youth Organization of America
America
Polk County
Stromsburg
Polk
Polk County Banker’s Association
Seward
Chadron
Page Four
State moves to boost resale value of state cars
Gov. Victor Anderson signed a law to allow color variety and reflectorized markings on state owned vehicles aimed at increasing resale demand. Law also changes property tax assessment methods with a 35 percent of actual value standard and keeps the basic value formula for determining actual value. State officials urge action by March 1 to provide clarity for taxpayers and assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Anderson
Tom Coffey
Revenue Committee
State Board of Equalization
Social calendar items for March events in Osceola area
Mrs M A Mulls Jr hosts PEO Chapter in the evening meeting on Wednesday March 6. Busy Belles Extension Club meets with Mrs Glen Hendricks on Wednesday March 6. Jobs Daughters show initiatory work Wednesday evening March 6 with Grand Guardian Mrs Jessie Young of Columbus present. Osceola Farm Bureau meets at Otto Daum home Friday March 1 at 8 pm. bring cookies or sandwiches. St Andrew Church hosts public card party Sunday March 3 at 8 pm in parish hall for benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Mulls, Jr
PEO
Belles Extension Club
Glen Hendricks
Jobs
Grand Guardian
Jessie Young
Columbus
Osceola Farm Bureau
Otto Daum
St. Andrew
Consumer Housepower Meeting At York
About ten Osceola residents attended the Consumer Public Power Live Better Electrically meeting at the York Country Club on Monday evening. Dinner drew roughly 185 people from the York District area. Harold Boehner York district manager led the program with film presentations on electric living and improved home wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Consumer Public Power
York Country Club
York District
Harold Boehner
York
Assessment to Start Friday Finish April 20
County assessor Roy E. Horst announced that the annual assessment drive begins Friday with a focus on new rules. Changes include valuing air conditioners by tonnage, refrigerators by capacity, televisions by screen size, and washers by wringer or automatic type. Taxpayers age 21 to 50 who do not own property must file. worksheets simplify the process and may reduce costs and time. Nebraska law assigns full responsibility for personal tax schedules to the taxpayer, with penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Horst
Horst
Nebraska
Judge Overrules Gas Co Motion In Stromsburg Suit
Federal Judge John W. Delehant overruled Central Electric and Gas Companys motion for summary judgment in its suit against the City of Stromsburg. The ruling keeps alive a potential final injunction and condemnation action over the gas distribution system. Stromsburg residents voted in June 1956 to acquire the system by eminent domain. Temporary injunction had been granted in October 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Delehant
Central Electric and Gas Company
Stromsburg
Delehant
Lincoln Star
Eligible Corn Reserve Signups Authorized for 1957
The local ASC office announces authorization to accept 1957 corn acreage reserve agreements for farmers up to the maximum farm limit of 20 acres or 30 percent of the corn allotment, whichever is larger, not exceeding the allotment. Additional acreage may be requested if funds remain after March 8, on a first come basis, with the reserve contract ending December 31, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Dinner Guests At J D Stinson Home Omaha
Mr and Mrs John Mickey and daughters Shirley Hazel and Helen were dinner guests Sunday at the J D Stinson home in Omaha. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Don Mickey and Deb bie Mr and Mrs Jack Mickey of Fremont Vaughn Mickey of Fremont and Irene Mickey of Omaha. The honor guests were Miss Maxine Mickey of Chicago and her fiance Bill Houser of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mickey
Shirley
Hazel
Helen
J. D. Stinson
Omaha
Don Mickey
Debbie
Jack Mickey
Fremont
Vaughn
Mickey
Irene Mickey
Maxine Mickey
Chicago
Bill Houser
Jeffrey City Wyoming Named for Dr C W Jeffrey
A new Wyoming town near Crooks Gap north of Rawlins is named Jeffrey City for Dr Charles W Jeffrey of Rawlins. The Lost Creek Oil and Uranium Corp built the town with a $4.75 million refinery and plans to mine 400000 tons of uranium ore. About 500 residents are expected at peak mining and milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Wyoming
Jeffrey
Jeffrey City
Charles W. Jeffrey
Rawlins
Osceolan
Crook’s Gap
Lander
Riverton
Lost Creek
Polk County
C- W
Maribeth Powell Reflects on 4-H Club Work
Maribeth Powell of Stromsburg speaks during National 4-H Club Week about what 4-H means to her friendships project goals and fairness values. A University of Nebraska freshman in agriculture she has eight years in 4-H and notes sewing projects led her to make most of her clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribeth Powell
Stromsburg
Maribeth
D. E. Powell
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Gas Company Safety Awards At Osceola Luncheon
Local Gas Company honored employees at a Osceola luncheon for long safety tenures from Stromsburg Osceola and Shelby. Recipients included Lloyd R Green W H Pierce Mildred Snodgrass Chris Dahmke Victor Cerny Mervin Heimer and Dick Herrmann with multiple years of safe working and driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas
Osceola
Stromsburg
Shelby
Chris Dahmke
Lloyd R. Green
W. H. Pierce
Mildred Snodgrass
Victor Cerny
Mervin Heimer
Dick Herrmann
Bond and Conrad announce engagement of Bonnie Beth
Mr and Mrs Ford C Bond announce their daughter Bonnie Beth has become engaged to Jack R Conrad son of Mr and Mrs Ray A Conrad of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford C. Bond
Bonnie Beth
Jack R. Conrad
Ray A. Conrad
Osceola
Red Cross Drive Begins March 1
The annual American Red Cross Fund Drive starts March 1 and runs through March to support ten service programs including Bloodmobile Disaster Veterans and Armed Forces. The article emphasizes neighbor helping neighbor and urges public participation.
Candidates Named For City And School Vacancies
Osceola voters list candidates Tuesday night for city council and school board vacancies. Robert L. Mills and Marlin O. Johnson chosen for city wards. four school candidates Dale Frizzell Elmer B. Johnson Calmar Herrmann and Martin Roberts named. Incumbents: Mills in North Ward Smith in South Ward. school board incumbents Ivar Oberg and Calmar Herrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Robert L. Mills
Marlin O. Johnson
Dale Frizzell
Elmer B. Johnson
Calmar Herrmann
Martin Roberts
Everette Smith
Ivar Oberg
Firemen to Hold Osceola VFD Regular Meeting Tonight
Members of the Osceola Volunteer Fire Department will meet for their regular meeting this Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Odd Bits of News About People You Know
South Dakota State College student Benny Gabriel writes that he met the writer’s nephew there and sends hello to readers. A Denver Post note mentions a Love land Colorado electronics plant employing 126 people, linked to an Omaha Nebraska firm. The Record also notes a 12 year safety award for W. H. Pierce at The Gas Company and Shelby collection office employee Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Gabriel
South Dakota State College
Brookings
South Dakota
Benny
Nebraska
Denver Post
Loveland
Colorado
Omaha
Wyoming
W. H. Pierce
Shelby
Howard
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Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News
Judge Overrules Gas Co
Gas Company Safety Awards
Red Cross
Ira
Chaytman
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