Osceola Osceola District Choral Clinic and Sports Notes
Osceola high school travels to Albion January 14 15 for the 21st annual Choral Clinic with 850 students from 23 schools under guest conductor Herald Stark of the University of Iowa. District sports chatter notes Osceola and Seward Concordia prep for tough district play while Polk County Recreation Association plans new clubhouse and workshops with county agent Glen Krohn guiding corn sorghum and beef sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola High School
Albion
Herald Stark
University of Iowa
Broken Bow
Tim Aschweige
Palmer
Lions host district governor for Osceola meeting
Oliver S. Mason district governor of Lions clubs will guest Tuesday evening January 24 at the Osceola Lions Club with wives invited. Other business includes March of Dimes solicitations, ACP book project ads, and sight conservation reports. Mason from Loup City directs work for 34 local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver S. Mason
Lions Clubs
Osceola Club
Bernice Gissler
Minday Lion
Chris Dahmke
Lions
Mason
Loup City
Nebraska
Bulldogs rally past Aurora to lead Goldenrod tourney field
Osceola’s Bulldogs erased a fourth straight deficit to beat top seed Aurora 54 to 49. Alan Gissler scored 31 including 20 in the fourth, with Cal vin Kropatsch adding 14 decisive points as Osceola improved to 9 wins and secured a spot at Palmer for the Goldenrod conference tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Aurora
Osceola
Alan Gissler
Calvin Kropatsch
Huskies
Goldenrod
Palmer
Genoa
Park
Stromsburg
Silver Creek
St. Edward
Claris
Land treatment keys watershed success for Jones Creek plan
The article emphasizes land treatment and land use changes as the foundation of watershed programs like Jones Creek. It notes upslope measures reduce erosion and runoff, support dam effectiveness, and cut project costs. Readers are urged to consult Polk county Soil and Water Conservation District and SCS supervisors for suitable conservation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Jones Creek
Polk County
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District
SCS
Diversion Program Signups Begin for 1966 Wheat and Feed Grains
ASCS county committee chair Richard C. Sealey announced signups for the 1966 wheat and feed grains diversion programs start January 31 with a April 1 deadline. CAP signups also begin January 31 with a later deadline to be announced. Participants must file intentions to qualify for program benefits, and signups are handled at the ASCS county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascs County Committee
Richard C. Sealey
Sealey
ASCS
Cropland Adjustment Program Aims for Public Benefit Use
The Cropland Adjustment Program promotes long term land use shifts from surplus production to public benefit uses. It allows 40 million acres to be diverted for 5 to 10 years with adjustment payments and cost share. Eligible landowners may receive per acre payment for access to fishing hunting and trapping. A wildlife advisory board will guide expanded use of surplus acres for conservation and recreation. Details are at the ASCS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Freeman
United States
Richard C. Sealey
Ascs County Committee
ASCS
Annual Farm-Home day plans impluse full day's activities
Osceola hosts the annual Farm-Home day with morning and afternoon sessions, a free noon lunch, and a 1 PM talk by Sweden’s Sigbritt Edman at Muse Theatre. Sponsors include the Chamber of Commerce Polk County Crop Improvement Assn and extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscenia Chamber of Commerce
Polk County Crop Improvement Assn
Extension Service
AFS
Sigbritt Edman
Sweden
Osceola High School
Muse Theatre
Methodist Church
Miss Edman
Duane Kantor
Jon Rhine
Alice Stilwell
Consumers Public Power District
Parity Wheat Program Promises Higher Returns in 1966
Polk county ASCS reports participating wheat farmers will gain higher returns in 1966 as domestic consumption is fully supported at parity. Under the plan 45 percent of projected yield on allotment acres will qualify for marketing certificates and a loan. Certificates equal the gap between $1.25 loan rate and parity per bushel. Farmers should enroll with the county office by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
ASCS
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Milford
East Butler
Valparaiso
Polk County Recreation Assn
FHA
New County
Glen Krohn
Catholic Hall
David City
Osceola’s Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary Star
M. R. Anderson
Jack Malek
Beatrice State Home
Eana Crowe
Vernon
Hofbauer
Lutheran Church
Vinton Clark Duplex
Donald Bartek
Bob Sterup
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OHL
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Ravenna
Kent W. Leopold
Coffeyville
Kans
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Lushton
Ronald R. Horton
Omaha
Richard C. Treadway
Shelby
Harold R. van Bockern
Wessinton
S. Dak
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Hemingford
John D. Pardoll
Shawnee Mission
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Fred E. Bond
Richard R. Klein
Nance and Morrill
Wheelers
Lois B. Strong
Lloyd Carmichael
Thomas A. Hofbauer
Donald D. Bartek
Smith
Aoa T New Igaer
Gerald Pekel
Gresham Joan
Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Harry H. Obrist
Alvin R. Burke
Osceola Publishing Co
Norris Alfred
Polk
Clarks
Marion Staples Smith
Osceola Cemetery
Detroit
Mich
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Carmel
Calif
Blanche Hicks
Larned
Webster Mills
Newcomer Steven Allen
Leroy Lyons
Central Nebraska Stamp Club
Yancey Hotel
Grand Island
Andrew Peterson
Peterson
Kenneth Peterson
Wesley Peterson
Keith
Karen
Carita
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Loren
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Steven
Julie
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Wilmer
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