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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1950

Page

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Fairmont air base committee inspects academy site

A committee visiting Fairmont air base on Wednesday surveys locations for a proposed air force academy. The same day a Union Pacific Los Angeles Streamliner was delayed hours by a broken wheel derailment near Gardner siding. no injuries reported near Silver Creek Sand.

Fairmont Air Base Air Force Academy York Los Angeles Union Pacific Gardner Siding Silver Creek

St Paul Board Forms Review Committee for Books

The St Paul school board creates a committee to review school books under a new state law banning Communism in curricula. If any Communistic or Anti American content is found the books will be discarded.

St. Paul

Fullerton Bird Census Records 31 Species This Year

Aldis Galloway conducted a local bird census listing 31 species observed within a two mile radius of Fullerton in Nance County. He has performed this census for several years, documenting Nebraska birds as a hobby.

Aldis Galloway Nebraska Fullerton Nance County

Trains to Resume On Ord Union Pacific Route Saturday

Word reached Agent Al Fisher that the Grand Island to Ord round trip will run again this Saturday after no service since last Saturday. The curtailment stems from a coal shortage reported by Scotia Register.

Ord Union Pacific al Fisher Grand Island Scotia Register

Frazer Re elected Superintendent for 1950 51 Term

Scotia Consolidated Schools confirm D W Frazer as superintendent for 1950 51. Prior to World War II he served as principal and coach in Osceola schools per Scotia Register.

D. W. Frazer Scotia Consolidated Schools Frazer Osceola Schools Scotia Register

Doctor Slusser Retires After 54 Years of Practice

Dr. F. B. Slusser, Polk’s first town physician during organization, retires from active duty at age 81 after a 54 year medical career in Polk.

F. B. Slusser Polk Tewn Polk Progress

Doctor in Buckley Park road accident

Dr. G. L. Scholnick had an accident Friday evening on the Buckley Park road while starting a sick call. He failed to complete the turn and ran off the road, upsetting his car. He received a bump on the head and was shaken up. His car is being repaired.

G. L. Scholnick Buckley Park

Lodges pledge room for Memorial Hospital in Seward County

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs lodges of Seward county pledged to furnish a room for the Memorial Hospital and turned over a $500 check to the hospital fund. W. EB. David of Seward was linked to Campbell Brothers Circus through 1906 to 1909 and pictured in Campbell Bros parade in Life magazine. He is identified as the drummer in the Ulysses Dispatch photo caption.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Seward County Memorial Hospital W. EB. David Seward Campbell Brothers Circus Campbell Bros Life David Ulysses Dispatch

Penny 147 Years Old Draws Attention in Local Collection

The Sutton News reports Harry Stevens hosts a coin collection featuring a penny aged 147 years as the main attraction along with half-dimes Indian head pennies and other coins uncommon to daily sight.

Harry Stevens Sutton News

First Services Sunday at Wesley Methodist Shelby

Wesley Methodist Church Shelby holds first services in the new building on Sunday January 12 with morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday School at 10 30. A large attendance is hoped for the historic occasion.

Wesley Methodist Church of Shelby

March of Dimes Campaign Set to Start January Fifteenth

The 1950 March of Dimes drive expands to combat polio with 50 percent staying locally in Polk County while the rest funds national research and hospital needs. Campaign directors listOsceola Rural Schools Olive McBeth Osceola Rural Areas Carleton Anderson Stromsburg Stromsburg Woman's Club etc.

Polk County National Foundation Edith Heilman Olive McBeth Osceola Carleton Anderson Shelby City Hope Circle EUB Church Polk

Registered Male Nurse Joins St Johns Springfield Staff

Robert R. Fischer spent the holiday weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs August Fischer. He passed the Missouri State Board of Nurse Examiners and is the only registered male nurse on the staff at St John’s Hospital in Springfield Illinois.

Robert R. Fischer August Fischer Robert Missouri State Board of Nurse Examiners St. John’s Hospital Springfield III

Mrs. Timm Visits Osceola to Meet Her Grandson

Mrs. David Timm of Moline Illinois spent Monday in Osceola visiting relatives and friends. She stayed with the Phillip Waller family at Swede Home to help care for her new grandson Timmie Owen, born December 27 at Stromsburg Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Waller.

David Timm Moline Osceola Phillip Waller Timmie Owen Mrs. Waller Stromsburg Hospital

Polk County POW Vets Eligible for Federal War Claims Aid

Polk County residents who were World War II prisoners of war or civilian internees can obtain claims forms from M. A. Mills Jr county veterans service officer in Osceola. Eligible survivors may get benefits under the War Claims Act of 1948, including $1 per day of imprisonment for POWs and $60 per month for civilian internees, with aid offered to help fill applications.

M. A. Mills, Jr Veterans’ Service Polk County Osceola Philippines Midway Guam Wake Island United States

County Judge's Office Earns $15,001.10 in Fees and Fines

The Polk County Judge's Office reports turning over 15001.10 to the county treasurer from fees fines and inheritance taxes over the past year. Fees totaled 2569.24, Fines 911.00, Inheritance 11520.86. Additional income includes a 4.00 flat fee on criminal or civil actions and 2.00 for marriage licenses with 51 couples.

Polk County

St Paul Lutheran Church Holds 47th Annual Meeting

The St Paul Lutheran Congregation held its 47th annual meeting with elections for church offices including secretary Nyberg treasurer Monson deacons Carlson Oberg Olson trustees McKeag Nelson Peterson Usher lineup led by Boden Monson Nelson Swanson. Delegates named for district conference synod meeting Washington DC with Hedlund Peterson. Octogenarian recognition given to Carlson Olson Nelson Branting. Finances detail allocations listed and Building Improvement Fund goal set for 1950.

St. Paul Edna Peterson Carl Cederberg Washington, D.C E. A. Hedlund A. E. Peterson Morris Boden LeMoyne Monson Marlin Nelson Dwight Swanson Herman Eklund Ivar Oberg Demaris Johnson Alice Lorraine Johnson Phil Nyberg Harold Klingman Mauritz Swanson Aurora Anderson Orval Eikenhorst James McKeag, Jr Oscar Boden Howard Boden M. R. Anderson John G. Carlson Nellis Olson Stanton, Iowa John Nelson O. F. Branting

Osceola OES Holds Installation Of Officers

The Osceola chapter O E S held its regular meeting in the chapter rooms Tuesday evening with installation of officers as the main feature. Worthy Matron Zella Kepner received gifts and the retiring matron turned over chapter property to the new matron.

Osceola Chapter Mary Chantry Herman Anderson Leon Merrick Mildred Sigler Zella Kepner Mildred Mouden Dorothy Mills Evelyn Anderson Keith Fellers Anna Marie Merrick Glenna Wieseman Lillian Timm Mildred Mouden Asso Adah Betty Fischer Ruth Bertha Dunn Esther Carolyn Wieseman Martha Frances Inness Electa Helen Fellers Ellen Wieseman Marshall Deloras Hanson Anne-Marie Merrick Warder Mildred Snodgrass Walter Calhoun

Pearson Family Returns From Six Thousand Mile West Trip

Mr and Mrs J O Pearson and grandson Jimmie Marak completed a six thousand mile western trip traveling from here to Portland Oregon along the coast through six states then home by the south route They reported an exceptionally fine journey with no auto or tire trouble.

Increase In Car And Truck License Fees Big Revenue Boost

The 1949 license rate increase raises thousands for county taxes in Polk. On opening day, 286 plates were sold for 2266 dollars, up from 1323 dollars with 272 licenses last year, a 943 dollar revenue gain. Rural and city allocations follow fixed shares to County General, County Road, City General, and state treasury. Polk counts about 2800 cars, 450 farm trucks and 250 commercial trucks. only 20 year old cars mostly escape the rise.

Polk County

Masons Install New Officers For Coming Year

Phil B Campbell installed the following officers at the Masonic meeting in the lodge halls last Friday night. Assistants included Guy F Ball as Marshal and John I Anderson as Seeeen Villdapiall. Other named officers were Di 2lmar W McFadden Leonard E Hanson George J Inness Leon M Merrick I Donald Huston Wallace F Monson F Harold L Jones ed E Wieseman John A Craven John A Innesg sley A Koehler.

Phil B. Campbell Guy F. Ball John I. Anderson Seeeen 2Lmar W. McFadden Leonard E. Hanson George J. Inness Leon M. Merrick I. Donald Huston Wallace F. Monson

Polk-Butler Insurance Co annual meeting held today

The Polk-Butler Insurance Co annual meeting took place at the Shelby Theatre Shelby starting at 1 00 P M. Officers were to be elected for the coming year and routine business discussed. President Hubert Thelen and secretary Hert Smith lead the group which covers Polk and Butler counties with over 6 million dollars in force.

Polk-Butler Insurance Co Shelby Theatre Shelby Hubert Thelen Hert Smith Polk Butler Counties

Polk County Chest X Rays Screen Results

State data show 2690 X rays taken in Polk County across Shelby Osceola Stromsburg and Polk with 44 percent of eligible aged persons represented. One film showed TB evidence and ten were suspicious. 54 showed other abnormalities. Screening participants were notified by card last Tuesday.

Polk County Shelby Osceola Stromsburg Polk

Social calendar for Osceola groups announces January meetings

Stoner Club meets January 18 with Mrs. Rudolph Mangelsen and Mrs. Fred Husak assisting. PEO gathers January 19 hosted by Maurine Schumann. Eastern Star Kensington meeting January 17 with hostesses. St Andrew Altar Society meets today with Mrs. Leonard Engler hosting and installs new officers: Bernt president Engler vice president Korger secretary treasurer. Osceola Project Club meets January 17 with Mrs. J. D. Scott. St Francis Hospital Auxiliary meets January 16 at 7:30 with Mrs. M. A. Mills, Sr. Wesley Chapel Club meets January 18 at 2 PM at Earl Watts home, hostess with Mrs. Ross Richards assisting.

Stoner Club Rudolph Mangelsen Fred Husak PEO Maurine Schumann Dewey Sigler Eastern Star Kensington St. Andrew Altar Society Leonard Engler Alfred Bernt George Korger Osceola Project Club J. D. Scott St. Francis Hospital M. A. Mills Wesley Chapel Club Earl Watts Ross Richards

PMA Farm News outlines 1950 corn allotments in Polk County

PMA community committeemen collected corn acreage data for 1947 1948 and 1949 to base 1950 farm allotments on history. Farmers with corn in any of the years who did not submit data should contact the county PMA office. Those starting corn in 1950 on farms with no prior corn must file a written request by January 25 1950. Allotments announced for 1950 apply to all Polk County corn farms.

PMA Polk County

Fullerton Invades Osceola in 47 30 Loss

Fullerton defeated Osceola 47 30 on January 4 as Mathieson scored 19 and Monson 17 for Osceola in a strong first half stop. Osceola reserves edged Shelby seconds 23 22.

Fullerton Osceola Fullerton Boys Warriors Mathieson Monson Bulldogs Walgreen Osceola Bulldogs Shelby Negley Johnston Wills Walden Koehler

Fred Branting Succumbs in Rochester Death

Osceola hardware merchant Fred Branting died in Rochester Minnesota with no details available at press time. Local reaction and funeral arrangements were not announced.

Fred Branting Osceola Rochester Minn

Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett Visit Genoa With His Mother

Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Jane Pickett at Genoa.

Mrs Bruce Pickett Jane Pickett Genoa

West Point Woman Visits for Eastern Star Installation

Mrs. A L Chantry of West Point Nebraska arrived Sunday to stay with Mrs. Ann Coons through Wednesday and attended the Eastern Star installation meeting Tuesday night.

A. L. Chantry West Point Nebraska Ann Coons Eastern Star

Polk County Dairy Breeders Elect Directors and Plans

Polk County Dairy Breeders Association elected three year terms for Paul Swanson and Burdette Baker. The unit becomes a subsidiary of the State Federation with central stud supervision by the State University in Lincoln. Bull service remains $7 for three services, using 30 bulls from Cooper Foundation and University foundations. The meeting noted improved service efficiency and announced university breeding contracts and vitamin A considerations for calf and herd health. Recreation clinics dates are listed for Norfolk Omaha Geneva with registration through the Polk County Extension Office.

Jennuy Cooper Foundation University Foundation Dairy Department of College of Agriculture Douglas Stud Sherman Ferrell University Stud C. L. Nibbler Nibbler Lincoln Stud Polk County Nebraska Mr. Nibbler Norfolk Omaha Geneva Polk County Extension Office

Lincoln T and T raises rates on local and long distance

The Nebraska State Railway Commission authorized Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph to raise rates, boosting local service costs and long distance charges. The increases, tied to higher wages and plant investments, take effect with January bills and include notable changes for Osceola Polk County and Polk/Shelby exchanges.</s>

Nebraska State Railway Commission Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company L. W. Cleveland Federal Congress Nebraska Osceola Polk County

Dinner party hosts and guests in small-town notice

Mr and Mrs Clair Emmons entertained Rev and Mrs Bollinger and Mr and Mrs John Adams at seven oclock dinner on Tuesday evening.

Clair Emmons Mrs. Bollinger John Adams

Odd Bits of News About People You Know

Local notes recount a politician debate over taxes and federal aid. Ed Almstrom found a lost wedding ring during sewer work at M A Mills home and returned it to Mrs Mills after 23 years apart. Jerome Gabriel becomes Osceola schools basketball reporter amid strong reserves. Miss Nancy Sayre visits the Record office in Nebraska for thesis material with Billy Norton.

Ed Almstrom M.A. Mills Jerome Lefty Gabriel Osceola Nancy Sayre University of Nebraska

Also Mentioned on This Page

OES State Masons Harold L. Jones Ed E. Wieseman John A. Craven John A. Innesgsley A. Koehler Polk-Butler PMA Farm News Nelson UM T Grossnicklaus E. Watts Polk County Extension News Lincoln T & T Polk and Cleveland Pw’s Polk County Service Committee
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