Osceola Mill Expands Operations With New Feed Routes
Clarence Way of Osceola Feed Mill and Elevator starts first load of Triple F Beef Treet to Easeley Feed Lot in Hereford Texas. En route, plan to pick up cottonseed meal in Lubbock for Osceola Mill and repeat trips every 18 days to two new lots. Driver Ernie Svo boda previously delivered to Sawyer Kansas and returned with salt from Hutchinson Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Way
Osceola Feed Mill and Elevator, Inc
Easeley
Hereford
Tex
Lubbock
Osceola Mill
Ernie Svoboda
Sawyer
Kan
Hutchinson
Kans
Osceola
Osceola Council Debates Payments and Bus Service Plan
At the January 2 meeting Osceola city council discussed non-itemized statements and decided not to pay them. They learned the old street sweeper sold for $70 and noted a January 14 public hearing at Stromsburg on a bus service for Herdville Stromsburg Osceola and Polk. The council also reserved the last Thursday of each month for firemen use of city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola City
Stromsburg
Herdville
Osceola
Polk
Osceola Record readers urged to bring back dec 31 issue
In a community note the paper offers 10 cents to the first 30 or 40 readers who return that dec 31 Osceola Record for files and advertiser needs. The column recalls local chatter about a Nebraska football victory and praises a neighborly civic effort through Ak-Sar-Ben recognition. It also recounts a hayrack fire incident near Duncan where Harold and Rex Grossnicklaus spotted sparks, called the fire department, and lost a haystack and mover in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Rex Grossnick- Jans
Duncan
Albin
Record lists add about 400 new subscribers since November
The Record reports roughly 400 new names joined its mailing lists since November 1 after a two month subscription drive. Stromsburg led with 78 new subscribers, followed by Shelby 57 and Osceola 55, with many others in Columbus and surrounding towns. A full list shows new subscribers by town including Stromsburg, Silver Creek, Shelby, Duncan, Columbus, Gresham, Rising City, Central City and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Shelby
Osceola
Columbus
Silver Creek
Polk
Gresham
Rising City
Clarks
Central City
Duncan
Ed E. Anderson
Wayne Beatty
L. O. Graves
Roy Fjell
O. E. Anderson
John Carlson
Dale Lucas
Clarence Austin
Verner Gustafson
S. W. Peterson
Harlan Donelson
Robert Dickson
Richard Anderson
Fred Lauerman
Glen Peterson
Clark Yungdahl
Arthur Lindblade
Hans Nielson
Olga Olson
Vance Toline
Wayden Anderson
John Gestrine
Wallace Samuelson
Arnold Wendell
Gilbert Springer
James Lawther
Dale Davis
Lewis Berggren
F. A. Donelson
Si Piper
Roy Hedlund
Elmer Kinberg
Harold A. Johnson
Lester Widga
C. J. Christensen
Robert McMeekin
Eugene Reisdorff
Howard Whitmore
Victor Krumbach
Bertha Bahr
Bob Davis
Dean White
Robert Logan
Virgil Dunning
Guy Feeser
Sylvester Glatter
John Duren
Frank McMeekin
Dale McMeekin
Elsie Watkins
Edward Scow
Eva
Osceola School Board Studies Music Department Needs
Osceola school board Monday night reviewed present and future music department needs through a report by music instructor Dean Sack. The meeting also covered a long range plan for new band instruments uniforms phonographs and records while approving science equipment purchase and a remedial reading program among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Gene Dappen
Paul Walfren
Dappen
OHS
Cappen
Albion
Kearney State Band
Huron
S. D
Polk County
December Weather and Local Community Notes
December brought a wide temperature range from minus sixteen to eighty five with .30 inch precipitation and four inches of snow reported by Harold Klingman. A baby, Patrick William Samland, was born December 30 in an Omaha hospital weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces to Mr and Mrs Theodore Samland. grandparents are Mr and Mrs David Rutter. Polk County welfare office will not be open on Saturdays. contact numbers are 747 4661 and 747 3911. An open house for Mr and Mrs E J Krumbach will run 1 30 to 4 p m Sunday January 19 at Sacred Heart School Shelby. gifts requested not. Lanny McCormick of Stromsburg joined Beta Beta Beta at Kearney State. Polk County Feeders Assn meets 6 30 p m Thursday at Shelby Legion club with a panel including Roger Orr Roy Dinsdale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Harold Klingman
Patrick William
Theodore Samland
Omaha
David Rutter O. Osceola
Trice
Edith Heilman
J. Krumbach
Sacred Heart School
Shelby
Junior High School Course Planned at Columbus
The University of Nebraska will offer an off campus course in secondary education 246 The Junior High School during the second semester starting early February 1964. It is a 3 hour study of origin and development philosophy functions and needs of the junior high school with curriculum planning and administration focus. Enrollees should notify the County Superintendent's office in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Columbus
Wheat acreage up slightly despite failed referendum
Perry N. Sapp applauds farmers for not expanding planted wheat acreage after last spring's failed referendum. He notes small increases, shifts in 15 acre rotations, and hints at future profits from futures markets as he also mentions a Nebraska AAA Club fishing trip to Canada and Nebraska football's Orange Bowl win as sources of state pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry N. Sapp
Board of Trade
AAA Club
Nebraska
Canada
Arctic Circle
Frank Solich
Farm and Home Day Marked Jan 21 in Osceola
Polk County Farm and Home Day is set for January 21 in Osceola. IFYE alumna Sharon Reinmiller will speak at the Muse Theatre with slides from Finland. Morning discussions cover rootworm control and watershed responsibility. A foods demo and fire marshal presentation are planned. Free noon lunch offered by the Osceola Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Osceola
Sharon Reinmiller
Schuyler
Muse Theatre
Sharon
IFYE
Finland
Methodist Church
Western Power and Gas Co
Osceola Chamber of Commerce
Polk County Crop Improvement Association
County Extension Service
New State Farm Agent Ralph Bond Named in Polk County
Ralph Bond a Polk county native has been named an agent for State Farm Insurance Companies per longtime agent Petrus Nelson Bond moves from Lincoln to Stromsburg with family He and his wife Janice Peterson are Stromsburg High graduates with three children awaiting transfer from USS Ozbaum Long Beach to Texas next month Mrs Amos Geraldine and Ellen Jane 12 Trixanna Diane 10 Ricky Lynn 5 and Kenneth Andrew 3 are listed as relatives Grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl V Anderson of Osceola and Mr and Mrs William H Amos of Naches Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bond
Polk County
State Farm Insurance Companies
Petrus Nelson
Bond
Lincoln
Stromsurg
Fic
Janice Peterson
Stromsburg
Ozbaum
Long Beach
Calif
Texas
Amos
Geraldine
Ellen Jane
Trixanna Diane
Ricky Lynn
Kenneth Andrew
Carl V. Anderson
Osceola
William H. Amos
Naches
Wash
Open house set at new office of Polk-Butler Mutual
Polk-Butler Mutual Insurance Co in Osceola will host an open house Saturday January 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. to view the new offices on Osceola's square side formerly home to Al's Paint. Secretary Victor Sterup announced the event and added the annual meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday February 12 at the Shelby Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk- Butler Mutual Insurance Co
Osceola
Victor Sterup
Polk-Butler
Sterup
Shelby Legion
Scout Leaders Named at Boy Scout Committee Meeting
At a Boy Scout committee meeting held Dec 30 Glen Green was named chairman with committeemen Outdoorsman Bernie Gissler treasurer Mike Snodgrass advancement Dale Hiemer Norris Larson Joe Fisell Harold Klingman Rolland Gissler and Virgil Bugbee. Scout meetings will be the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at the scout cabin. The troop committee meets on the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Green
Bernie Gissler
Mike Snodgrass
Dale Hiemer
Norris Larson
Joe Fisell
Harold Klingman
Rolland Gissler
Virgil Bugbee
INS official urges aliens to file address reports by Jan thirty one
Robert C. Wilson district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service Omaha urges all aliens in Iowa and Nebraska who have not yet filled alien address report forms to do so before January 31 at the nearest INS office or local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Iowa
Neraska
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Patrolman narrowly escapes as two teens plan to shoot
Osceola patrolman Vern Fairchild stops a stolen car 10 miles west of Osceola. He learns two 15 year olds Jay Eastman and Thomas Hochbrunn intended to shoot him with a .22 automatic pistol when he questioned them. The pistol held one bullet and was stolen from Omaha. The youths were jailed and likely to be sent to Minnesota authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Fairchild
Osceola
Minnesota
Fairchild
Omaha
Jay Eastman
Thomas Hochbrunn
Osceola Bulldogs Triumph Over Clarks 65-34
Leon Johnson led the Osceola Bulldogs in a 65-34 win at Clarks last Friday night. Coach Donald Bartek praised Mike Gonsier for strong defense and rebounding as Osceola earned its first victory since the opener versus Shelby. The second team also won and Osceola hosts Aurora this Friday at 6:30 and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Johnson
Osceola Bulldogs
Clarks
Donald Bartek
Mike Gonsier
Osceola
Shelby
Aurora
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Forrest Hosier
Lions International
Osceola Lions Club
Lee Draeger
Lions
City Hall
Perry
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ernest Svoboda
Corn Palace Cafe
Ann Gustafson
Wm. Wright
Jackie Rutter
Ralph Johnson
Stanley van Hoosen
Mattie Banks
David City
J. P. Masek
Alice Rasp
E. C. Carlson
C. R. Timm
Bellwood
Elmira Kelly
Jerome Meister
Joe Mick
Joseph Zelda
Mrs
Mae Wisely
York
Don Swanson, Myr
Dean Sack
Patrick
Nice
Robert D. Cockle
LeRoy Dietrich
Gering
Lloyd Miller
Fullerton
Raymond Edward Zimmerman
Wilson W. Chatfield
Donald W. Mickey
Leo R. Silk
Lowell D. Rogers
Kenneth Marsden
Kropatsch Home
Richard J. Kropatsch EN 2
U.S. Navy
Key West
Fla
Conrad Kropatsch
McCormick
Lanny McCormick
Kearney State
Ef Seeglee
Onine Tintin
Paul Bergman
Harold Gilman
Geraldine Rivera
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Glen Amos
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