Osceola News Highlights From 1965 to 1945 Local Milestones
A look back recalls Polk Butler Insurance open house at a new Osceola office, civic and military notes, obituaries, and community events. Notables include Golden Wedding anniversaries, East ern Star installations, school staff changes, and county farm reports across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk-Butler Insurance Co
Victor Sterup
Jim
Carson
University of Colorado Medical Center
Fred Calkins
Hastings
Emil S. F. Johnson
Stromsburg
Dianne Sigler
Beatrice
O. E. Sallee
Denver
Clair Huggler
Okinawa
E. J. Krumbachs
Shelby
M. G. Hess
Osceola
Karleen Watts
Charles Fischer
Order of Eastern Star
FARM NEWs Farming TV series debuts February six
A six part series titled Farmer Neb airs 8 to 9 p.m. on the Nebraska Educational Television Network. Norman E Tooker hosts from KYNE channel 26 Omaha with UNL Extension specialists and county agents discussing livestock nutrition marketing crop residues pests and farm records. Producers plan statewide telecasts and include an attorney and Extension experts from Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Sigler
ETV
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Norman E. Tooker
Douglas
Sarpy
Saunders
Dodge
Washington
Nebraska
Kyne
Omaha
Tooker
UNL
Council Bluffs
Clarke McNary
Neal Jennings
District Extension Forester
Soil Conservation Service
All-America Vegetables for 1975 Winner List
Gardening columnist Alvin M. Cerny reports 1975 All-America selections from Asia and China. The Premium Crop broccoli from Japan forms large heads in about 58 days and matures evenly. Snow Crown cauliflower from Japan yields compact white heads of about eight inches and two pounds. Yellow Baby watermelon from China features crisp bright flesh for summer harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin M. Cerny
Orient
Japan
China
Red Icebox varieties debut in season catalogs
The new Red Icebox watermelons feature fewer seeds and a rind under half an inch thick yet sturdy. Highly dependable in northern states, these varieties appear in most catalogs of the current season. Until next week, happy gardening. RECORD classified.
Property Reappraisal Underway in Polk County
The Polk County reappraisal is underway under state statute with work contracted to the county board of commissioners. Assessors and listers are measuring buildings to classify and value properties in Osceola and surrounding areas before 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
A. Young
Young
D. A. Benson
Polk County
State Farm Bureau
State Board of the Farm Bureau
Stromsburg
Joe Vick
Nebraska Department of Revenue
Polk County Board of Commissioners
Nebraska
Barbara Peterson
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loy Teter
H. Jay McDonald
Bernard G. Siemek
Alois Siemek
St. Mary's Pilzno
Adam Szmydt
Commodity Credit Corporation
IOOF
Eugene Sterup
Noble Grand
Leonard Stevers
John Inness
George Inness
Carl Bowman
March of Dimes
Owen McClung
Board of Commissioners
John Langer
G. H. Hancock
Son
Polk
Blanche Peterson
Shelby Hospital
Gunnard Peterson
Lincoln
Robert Herrmann and Son
Avoca
Minn
DeEtte Hedlund
Iowa State College
Ames
E. A. Hedlund
Vareane McBeth
Clarence A. Foltz
Kearney
Robert McBeth
St. Paul
Jay Hastings
A. A. Wurtz
Neola Miller
Poland China Breeders Association
Gilbert Johnson
Harry Holcomb
V. Pres
R. C. Draper
Sec
v.Treas
Wilbur, Bennett
W. A. Burrit
Presbyterian Church
George Campbell
Ray Raeder
Matt Sterup
Elizabeth Larson
Erasmus J.krumbach
Louise Gondringer
Commercial Club
Pres
A. F. Nuquist
W. A. Monson
Treas
C. E. Mills
G. T. Ray
F. H. Anderson
Oscar Hedburg
Wilbur M Johnston
H. P. Clausen
John Irland
Jessie Pearl
Everett Clemmer
Rising City
Rising
George Barbee
George Pogue Barbee
May Pogue Barbee
William Barbee
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Gresham
Nina Bond
Irene Brandt
Loretto
Nebr
John
Orange
Calif
Keith
Ore
Good Samaritan Center
Bransch Memorial Chapel
Wesley Millner
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
The
Legion Club
York
Farm News
4-H
Agriculturama
East Platte
Don Janssen
MNL
Meat Board
Advertising Age
With Alvin
Richard Anderson
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