Governor Urges Creation of Economic Dept and 10 Year Higher Ed Plan
Lincoln Governor Morrison proposes a separate department of economic development and a ten year plan to improve higher education. He says budgets are minimal to do adequate work and Warns he may seek a second term if Legislature opposes his plans. Senators Marvel Lyas expect data driven budget decisions. Morrison claims Nebraska would stay the lowest per capita tax state if his budget is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Morrison
Department of Economic Development
U. S. Senate
George Lyas
Omaha
Nebraska
GOP
Robert Denney
Fairbury
Russell Hanson
Newcastle
Marvin E. Stromer
Hanson
Denney
A. H. (Harlan) Story
Plainview
State Game Commission
Clem Ballweg
Spalding
LeRoy Bahensky
St. Paul
Story
Izaak Walton League
Game Commission
Sen
Syas
Douglas
Sarpy
Washington
Dodge
Saunders
Colfax
Butler
Committee On Committees
George Morris
Charles Vogt Jr
Reformatory
Supt. C. V. Keller
Morris
Nebraska budget boosts University and welfare funding
Morrison's recommendations include 33 million for the University of Nebraska up five million from 1961 63, 7.5 million for normal schools, 15.7 million for public welfare, and 13.3 million for institutions up about two million. He also proposes about 11 million more from taxes and fees.
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Morrison
University of Nebraska
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Institutions
Social Center and community visits in Wesley Chapel
Local residents attended birthday observances and weekend gatherings at the Wesley Chapel Social Center Rest Home. Families from Anderson, Nyquist, Kuhnel, McKeag, Haldiman, Kreshas, and others joined meals and Sunday visits. Donna Mentink returned home from Kearney State Teachers College for a semester break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Center
Rest Home
Gus Miller
Maud Albers
Elmer Speicher
James McKeag Jr
Jack Haldiman
Columbus
Roy Wisely
Anderson
Ernest Nyquist
Albert W. Gabriel
al Kuhnel
Chris Huggler
Dick Merrick
Easy Aces Club
Harlan McKeag
Ronnie Smith
Max Gabel
Adolph Kreshas
Adolph Kuhnels
Donna Mentink
Kearney State Teachers College
Home Olks
Local Families Share Social Evening At Multiple Homes
The Ralph Watts family had Tuesday supper with the Kenneth Mentink family. Mr and Mrs Harold Gross nicklaus attended a card party at the Rex Wieseman home Sunday. The Bob Sterups of Benedict spent Sunday afternoon with the Eugene Sterups.
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Ralph Watts
Kenneth Mentink
Harold Grossnicklaus
Rex Wieseman
Bob Sterups
Benedict
Eugene Sterups
Looking Back Looking Back From the Files of Osceola Record
Ten year old notes recall a 25th wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Got fried Larson hosted by their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bearthwait on February 1. Baby David Charles born January 19 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotfried Larson
Stanley Bearthwait
Open House
Goldie Johnson
David Charles
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kearney
Everett Smith
Lee Johnson
South Osceola
Clyde C. Willits
Polk
Merrick
Hastings
John William Johnson
Edwin Buse
Osceola
Robert Burke
Stromsburg
Engagement Announced of Ruth Mentink and Robert Ferguson
Miss Ruth Elaine Mentink daughter of Garrett Mentink Osceola Iowa engaged to Mr Robert Ferguson Davenport Iowa Miss Mentink works at a rubber company in Rock Island Also listed Osceola markets prices for wheat corn oats barley hogs cream eggs and hens plus a note on air actions against Tunisia by American and British airmen claiming 28 enemy planes down.
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Ruth Elaine Mentink
Garrett Mentink
Osceola
Robert Ferguson
Davenport
Tunisia
Tunis
la Goulette
Osceola Boy Scout Fliers Help In Raid Report
Second greatest raid of the campaign credited American fliers with 23 of yesterday’s bag. Edwin J. Zelasney of Osceola participated, a son of Mr and Mrs Chas Zelasney residing north of Osceola. He also took part in the big raid over occupied France last fall. Osceola Bulldogs won their first conference game 33 to 9 over Clarks with Gene Cole scoring 10, Dick Mills 8, Donald Schutt and Wayne Parks 6 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Zelasney
Chas. Zelasney
Osceola
France
Osceola Bulldogs
Clarks
Gene Cole
Dick Mills
Donald Schutt
Wayne Parks
Osceola Officials. O. E. Mickey Burial.
August P. Anderson elected county board chairman at first regular meeting. Dr LeMar named county physician. Funeral services for O E Mickey cashier of the Osceola bank held Sunday. survived by widow and one son. Osceola led county in tuberculosis seal sale with 21.56 dollars sold in city. Marion Shaw elected president of the State University Board of Regents. Mr. and Mrs. E R Ware honored by 43rd wedding anniversary surprise.
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P. Anderson
LeMar
O. E. Mickey
Osceola Bank
Osceola
Marion Shaw
Board of Regents of
the State University
E. R. Ware
Osceola Methodists plan four day church anniversary
Four decade celebration begins as Osceola Methodists mark the church fifty two year milestone. County Agent Lynn Sheldon exits for Redwood Falls Minnesota to join a county with seven years Farm Bureau service and 1300 members. Mrs August Johnson dies after operation at Lutheran Hospital York. New babies born to Lester Fineey and Mark Hendrickson. Elmer Johnson returns from Aurora to join J farm duties.
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Osceola Methodists
Lynn Sheldon
Redwood Falls
Minn
Farm Bureau Organization
August Johnson
Lutheran Hospital
Yorkest
Deaths of Mrs. Robert A. Scott and Seth Johnson
Historic local notices recall the deaths of Mrs. Robert A. Scott and Seth Johnson on the 43rd anniversary date. Reports mention Mrs. John Schmoker’s temporary visit from Star City Canada and her relatives here. A pound social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bernt drew large crowds before their home fire loss. R. C. Gregg plans a Feb 17 sale and spring move to California. A 1918 Ford Sedan is offered for 650 dollars.
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Robert A. Scott
Seth Johnson
John Schmoker
Star City
Canada
John Bease
E. H. Lindquist
Albert Bernt
Valley
Steen Praises Nebraska Landowners For Hunting Tourism
M O Steen, director of the Game Commission, commends Nebraska landowners for promoting the state to tourists and providing places to hunt and fish. He cites a grateful Missouri sportsman who asked to hunt during a December trip.
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M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Nebraska
Steen
Missouri
State landowners cooperate to welcome visitors
The article quotes Steen praising 15 landowners for providing hunting and fishing permissions, noting state law requires landowner approval and stressing that visitors should be made to feel welcome. Steen urges sportsmen to treat farmers and ranchers with gracious host consideration.
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Steen
Col Carter Receives Third Air Force Commendation Medal
Col. Wendell E. Carter was cited for exceptional leadership and professional competence as he departs for Washington D C to serve as deputy director of the Air Force budget. A former Lincoln resident, his wife Helen Inness of Shelby is named. they have three children Sandra Davis and Karen.
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Air Force
Wendell E. Carter
Washington, D. C
Col. Carter
Lincoln
Helen Inness
Shelby
Sandra
Davis
Karen
Osceola Weekend Guests Attend Ostrom Family Wedding
Weekend guests in the Dale Lewis home were the John Ostrom family of Plattsmouth. Sunday they attended the wedding of Ostrom’s sister Carma in York. Miss Joyce Roberts, now a Junior, registered for the second semester at Wesleyan University with roommate Lucy Ho of Hong Kong.
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Dale Lewis
John Ostrom
Plattsmouth
Mr. Ostrom
Carma
York
Joyce Roberts
Wesleyan University
Lucy Ho
Hong Kong
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Richard Marvel
Reformatory Hearing
Allentronic
Dale
Jim Lewis Sinclair
Wesley Chapel
Mrs
Floyd West
Steen Lands Landowners
Legion Meeting
FORD
America
Falcon
Motor Company
Sigler Garage
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