Two Week Weather Averages and Navy Graduation Report
Weather over the past two weeks stayed near normal with highs of 68 and 51 on December 23 and January 4, and a low of 7 below on December 26 with a trace of precipitation. A daily report notes Ensign Myron H. Carlson of Osceola graduated from Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, Georgia, December 17 after a 26 week course in supply administration ashore and afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Dahmke
Myron H. Carlson
U. S. Navy
Rupert Carlsons
Osceola
Navy Supply Corps
Athens
Birth announcement and local notes from Osceola Post
Rodney Raymond Svoboda weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces was born January 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Svoboda of Osceola. The column also comments on postal rate threats, a cheese mishap, a television idea, Nebraska football hopes, and merger plans for Osceola Record circulation with Clarks News and Silver Creek Land, aiming for over 2300 copies.
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Svoboda
Rodney Raymond
Ernie Svoboda
Osceola
Indiana
Nebraska
Doris Grossnicklaus
Packers
Jimmy Duante
Dodge City
Cornhuskers
Fey Television
Fran
BBC
Osceola Record
Clarks News
Silver Creek Land
Polk
Merrick County
Miss Carlson Installed Honor Queen at Bethel No 61
Marsha Carlson daughter of Cera Carlson was installed honored queen of Bethel No 61 International Order of Job's Daughters on December 29. Peggy Hevitt presided as installing officer with Wilda Carlson Dorothy Watts and others assisting. Marilyn Oberg sang during the ceremony and Beverly Wieseman presented the past honored queen pin. Additional officers included senior princess Kathy Bond guide Brenda Bugbee marshal Patricia Dahmke chaplain Connie Wagner recorder Nancy Mills treasurer Suzanne Trotter librarian Lynda Saedeke musician Janice Fischer and messengers Barbara Mills Ruth Ann Majors Melanie Monson Chris Mills Sandy Osenbaugh inner guard Jeanette Wagner outer guard Beverly Trotter. A bouquet was presented to Marsha and memory book handled by Mrs Irene Burritt. OSCEOLA LOCALS note local moves and travel updates including Harold Nelson family relocating, Harry Lees returning from Denver and Laramie.
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Marsha Carlson
Cera Carlson
Bethel No
International Order of Job’s Daughters
D c
Peggy Hevitt
Wilda Carlson
Dorothy Watts
Betty Lou Conkling
Barbara Oberg
Barbara Frasert
Shelly Bona
Marilyn Oberg
Beverly Wieseman
Peggy
The
Bethel
Kathy Bond
Brenda Bugbee
Patricia Dahmke
Connie Wagner
Nancy Mills
Suzanne Trotter
Lynda Saedeke
Janice Fischer
Barbara Mills
Ruth Ann Majors
Melanie Monson
Chris Mills
Sandy Osenbaugh
Jeanette Wagner
Beverly Trotter
Marsha
Irene Burritt
Feed grain program changes announced for 1965 season
Polk ASCS county committee announced 1965 feed grain changes to boost farmer participation. Total price supports for corn barley and grain sorghum remain at 1964 levels but a larger share will be paid rather than loaned with lower loan rates. The plan aims to cut government costs via acreage diversion and broaden cropping options under an acreage substitution feature for wheat and feed grain. Signup runs Feb 8 through Mar 26. The wool program deadline for 1964 payments shifts to Feb 1.
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Polk Ascs County Committee
Hospital News and Local Court Actions From Nebraska
The column lists numerous hospital discharges and patient mentions across Osceola Shelby Stromsburg Benedict and nearby towns. It also notes traffic fines and license issues for area residents and details several real estate transfers in Polk and Osceola counties. Edwin L. Euse returns to Shelby after an Eastern trip including Boston New York and Washington with medical procedures in Boston.
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Edwin Euses
Shelby
Edwin L. Euse
Boston
Mass
Euse
New York
Washington, D. C
Washington
Frank Koziol
Tony Savage
Local Tax Forms Require Agreement With Federal Returns
Editors remind subscribers that all county assessors have been notified by the State Tax Commissioner. In 1965, numerous personal schedules will be checked against Federal Income Tax Returns with possible corrections and notification to the Internal Revenue Service if discrepancies exist. Property owners must ensure correct listing of all property on schedules.
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Internal Revenue Man
List of men exhearthers by town in three papers merger
Due to the merging of the Clarks Silver Creek and Osceola newspapers new subscribers to the two smaller papers will receive the Record They are Duane Sokol and Kenneth Freeland Omaha Mrs Paul Murphy out state Loren Miller Silver Creek and Bonnie Freeland Columbus Among those from Osceola at tending the Cotton Bowl game were the W W and W H Nortons and the Dwight Bushes
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Osceola
Vern Fairchild Shelby
Dale Davis
Margaret Fillinger
Edward Rosenberry
Stromsburg
Anna Mae Leach
Clarence Nielsen
Ronald Ellison
Norris Johnson
Fred Swanson
Columbus
Robert Scow
Ella Benda
Vance Finecy
Don Murray
Ida Coffin
Oscar Ens
Lincoln
Pi1
Ilip R. Johnson
Firs
Zoe Jawoarsk
Omaila
Lester Boettcher
Fred Trance
Albini
Don Wright
Ervin Rafert
John Molinder
A. E. Bond
Gerald Henggeler
Robert Olberding
Douglas Bergren
Herman Anderson
Clarks
Silver Creek
Record
Duane Sokol
Kenneth Freeland
Omaha
Paul Murphy
Loren Miller
Bonnie Freeland
Grayce Hahn Weds Lt. Gov Dwight Burney in New Year Ceremony
The marriage of Mrs. Lloyd W. Hahn to Lt. Gov. Dwight W. Burney of Hartington took place at 2 p.m. New Year's Day at Polk Methodist Church. The ceremony featured pink and raspberry decor, a flower girl and ring bearer, and a reception for about 100 guests with notable attendees from Lincoln and Grand Island. After the inauguration in Lincoln, the couple plans a six week honeymoon to Phoenix and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd W. Hahn
Dwight W. Burney
Hartington
Polk Methodist Church
Harold Jensen
Mery Burney
Omaha
Julie Burney
Natalie Hahn
Jane Fredrickson
Theiste
Dawn Pierpont
Grand Island
Charles Burney
Roger Gustafson
Clarks
Gerald Stevens
Frank Marsh
Clarence Meyer
Lincoln
Hal Bridensaug
Dakota City
Keith Burny
Grenn Fill
Polk
Donald Pierpont
Guy Blanchard
Oscar Gustafson
Aurora
Arlo Stevens
Irvin Anderson
Forrest Anderson
Ben Feterson
Oscar Sundberg
P. W. Aker
H. Horstman
Hannah Hahn
Wallace Sandell
Anna Eisler
Gov
Burney
Pheenix
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Thanks to Boy Scouts and a college professor’s view
A letter to the editor reflects on Boy Scout generosity during Christmas and counters a Texas professor’s praise of Russian education. The writer argues American religious principles foster better worldviews than Russia’s emphasis on power.
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Boy Scout
Texas College
Record expands circulation with 378 new readers
The Record adds 378 new names to its list after the holidays, including 108 in Polk County and 270 outside the county and state. Total circulation now exceeds 2,300, merging with Sand and News. Sand and News subscribers will receive the Record, with balances adjusted. Advertising rates stay the same, with a special rate for Polk Progress advertisers.
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Polk County
Record-Sand- News
Johnsons to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Eli W Johnson will be honored by their children at an open house on January 10 from 2 30 to 5 at the Evangelical Free Church of Stromsburg. Relatives and friends are welcome. gifts are declined.
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Eli W. Johnson
Evangelical Free Church of
Polk County Bond Purchases Hit 1964 Quota Mark
Savings Bond report shows E and H bond purchases in Polk county for November totaling 24408 dollars, under chair A. E. Bodine. This amount equals 55.2 percent of the county sales quota for 1964.
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Polk County
A. E. Bodine
Couny
Peace Corps assigns 42 volunteers to Colombia program
Osceola resident Douglas T. Dunn among 42 Peace Corps volunteers on home leave before departing for Colombia where they will serve in agricultural extension and home economics. The group joins more than 560 volunteers in Colombia as part of one of the world's largest programs. Volunteers receive extensive training in Spanish, farming, health, and community development across rural and urban settings.
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Douglas Dunn
Douglas T. Dunn
Osceola
Peace Corps
Colombia
Agriculturalist
University of Nebraska
Camp Radley
Puerto Rico
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Washington
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Harold Nelson
Algor Larsons
Harry Lees
Denver
Colo
Laramie
Wyo
Hospital News
William Campain
Vendla Carlson
Wilmer E. Johnson
Donald Bartek
Robert Dovenberger
Benedict Barbara Bernt
Thomas J. Anderson
Adah Bayless
Perry Sapp
John Starostka
Albin Bodine
Alice Thomas
Richard Olson
Geo. Hasselbalch
Shelby David Drake
Chester Baker
Gerald Johansen
Charles Rydberg
Clarence Armagast
Shelby Elton Larson
Cleo Cramer
Ernest Svoboda
Amanda Anderson
Stromsbur
Bertha Keehn
Gresham
Walter Berck
Jeffrey Johnston
Elizabeth Smith
Dana Shostrom
Rhoda Crapenhoff
Surprise
Retta Dawkins
Florence Waller
Arthur Peterson
Robert Burke
Raymond Lindblade
Raphael Chonta
James Cuda
James McKeag, Sr
Fred Bond
Marvin Grubaugh
Rising City
Wilber Olson
Osceola Locals
Walter Watts
Patty and
Gayla Watts
Valley
Court News
Richard B. McKenzie
York
Anthony de Wispelare
David City
Walter W. Pollock
Ewing
Nebr
H. M. Auker
Wayne
Raymond M. Spicka
Weston
Dale B. Thompson
Henry E. Reese
Vernon Crow
Osceol
Nordberg
Victor Sterup
William K. Buhl
Smith
Hazel McFadden
Florence Reece
Emil B. Kariol
Irvin G. Jones
James W. Fisher
Herman W. Meyer
Violet Meyer
Vernetta Wetgen
Oscar E. Johnson
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass
U. S
Roy E. Horst
Tim Greenleigh
Western
Elmer Pehrsons
Tom Sutherlands
Fred Husak
Danny
Robert
Tom
San Rafael
Ronald
Redwood City
Don Andelt
John’s Drug
Andelt
Osceola High School
Edith Richards
el Centro
Carl
W. W. and
W. H. Nortons
Dwight Bushes
Grayce Hahn
Dwight Burney
NAVAL
Navy
Roy Hutcherson
Navahan
FOR Family Party
Boden
Lloyd Boden
Gust Boden
Hawaii
Boy Scouts
Footal
Johnsons
Doug Dunn
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