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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1959

Page

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Polk County Wheat Quota Referendum Set for July 23 1959

Polk County farmers will vote on marketing quotas for the 1960 wheat crop on July 23 1959. Voting locations include Canada McMeekin Implement Co Shelby Nebraska and several rural sites. Eligibility covers growers with more than 15 acres of wheat in 1960. If two thirds approve quotas stay in effect with 75 percent parity price, penalties apply to excess wheat. failure to pass means quotas lapse and price support remains at 50 percent of parity about 1.18 dollars per bushel.

Polk County Richard C. Sealey Polk County Agricultural and Conservation Committee Canada - McMeekin Implement Co Shelby Nebraska Clear Creek Hackberry - Wayland Church Island Osceola ASC Pleasant Home

Polk County Fair Books Ready For Distribution

The Osceola Record reports finishing touches on the 1959 Polk County Fair premium books. The fair runs August 10 to 12 at the Polk County Fair Grounds with cattle judging, dare devils, wonderland exposition and more. No admission will be charged at the gate. Officers include Henry Galus president Ray Conrad secretary treasurer Carleton Anderson.

Osceola Polk County

4-H Happy Helpers Hold Modeling Meeting

The Happy Helpers met at Beverly Bonne’s home on July 7 at 2 30. Members received 4-H pins and pamphlets and practiced modeling. The next meeting is scheduled for July 28 at Carole Sterup’s home.

Happy Helpers Beverly Bonne Carole Sterup

Local Families Spend Fourth of July Across States

Mr and Mrs Arthur McVeigh and Kathy enjoyed the 4th in Black Hills South Carolina. Mr and Mrs Earl Sapp and children of Esbon Kansas were guests of Mr and Mrs Perry Sapp last Saturday. Mary and Charlotte Dinges of Lincoln visited Osceola over the weekend.

Arthur McVeigh Kathy Black Hills S. C Earl Sapp Esbow, Kansas Perry Sapp Mary Charlotte Dinges Lincoln Osceola

Osceola Set for Nebraska State Baseball Tourney Start

Osceola's baseball team will compete in the 1959 Nebraska State Baseball Tournament in York beginning Monday July 20. Seven semi pro teams enter the event with elimination after two losses. Osceola opens against York at 6:00 p.m. York is expected to be among the tournament favorites.

Osceola Nebraska York Lincoln Moose Elkhorn North Bend Offutt Air Base Ogilala

Prizes To Be Given At Annual Flower Show In Silver Creek

The Flower Bowl Club of Silver Creek hosts its annual flower show at Silver Creek High School Auditorium Tuesday July 28 from 1 to 5 p m. No entries accepted after 11:00 a m. The prize list is greatly expanded with special sections for men and children. All are welcome.

Silver Creek Flower Bowl Club of Silver Creek High School United States U. S. Department of Agriculture University of Minnesota

Support Rates Announced On Stored Grains

Commodity Credit Corporation announces 1959 stored grain support rates for Polk County Wheat 1.91 per bu Rye 0.93 per bu Barley 0.83 per bu Oats 0.46 per bu. Loans available through January 31, 1960. Grain must be stored on the farm 30 days before sampling. Warehouse loans issued on approved elevator receipts. For full details contact local ASC office.

Commodity Credit Corporation Polk County ASC Ofice

Last Rites for Charles Smith Held at Wall Funeral Home

Funeral services were held for Charles Smith at the Wall Funeral Home on Saturday. Rev. Lindley Cook of Clarks officiated. Smith died at age 72 in West Line Missouri at his uncle John Norton’s home after months of ill health. He once ran the Coffee Shop in Polk and belonged to IOOF Lodge. Burial followed at Arborville cemetery.

Charles Smith Wall Funeral Lindley Cook Clarks Mr .Smith West Line Missouri John Norton Smith Polk Ioof Lodge Arborville

Girl Scouts Troop 231 Hold Swim Party at Osceola Park

Girl Scouts Troop No. 231 held a swimming party and picnic at Osceola Park on Thursday July 9. Retiring leader Mrs Charles Fischer and assistant Mrs Wesley Nelson hosted a post swim lunch. The group presented wall plaques to the retirees and introduced new leader Mrs Bill Zedicher. Hav ing earned Second Class badges the girls will start work on First Class and Proficiency badges.

Girl Scouts Troop No Osceola Park Charles Fischer Wesley Nelson Bill Zedicher

Osceola Legion Loses 13 9 To Clarks In Baseball

The Osceola Legion Baseball Team fell 13 to 9 to Clarks on the local diamond Sunday afternoon. Osceola collected 12 hits while Clarks had 7 and drew 17 walks. Larry Dean Miley and Paul Wieseman pitched for Osceola with Bob McCormick catching. The next game is Sunday afternoon July 19 hosting Shelby.

Osceola Legion Clarks Osceola Larry Dean Miley Paul Wieseman Bob McCormick Legion Shelby Central Nebraska Baseball League Paul Mabee Huck Rowan RBI POAE Frund Beebe Kinberg Brazee Marak RHE Osceola Brazee & Monson Grossnicklaus Peterson &Booth Belgrade

Social Calendar: Summer Gatherings Around Town

The Stoner club hosts its annual family picnic Sunday July 19 at 12 30 at Osceola park. Osceola Garden Club meets Tuesday July 21 at Mrs Orion Hanson home. Sociable Sals gather at Joe Fjell home Wednesday July 92 for an afternoon session. W C T U holds a meeting today July 16 at 2 30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge plans next meeting Wednesday July 22 at 8 p.m.

Stoner Club Osceola Park Osceola Garden Club Orion Hanson Sociable Sals Joe Fjell W.C.T.U Rebekah Lodge

Picnic of Gabriel Families at Osceola Park Honors Moline Couple

Families of John W. Gabriel gathered at Osceola Park Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Ernie Gabriel and their daughters from Moline Illinois with a picnic get together.

John W. Gabriel Osceola Park Ernie Gabriel Moline, Ill

Brucellosis and farming topics highlight agricultural update

The bulletin covers brucellosis area classifications, milking parlor designs boosting dairy efficiency, tractor versus auto collision risks for farmers, turkey breeding as Nebraska income, 1959 fuel tax refunds for farmers, Nebraska Wheat Show details, and grasshopper control in central Nebraska.

Four Neb Counties Exceed U S Saving Bond Quota

Polk county reports 37300 in June and 464890 year to date for E and H bonds. State totals June sales 6110016 and six month total 58245753. Nebraskans have 62.2 percent of state quota while Polk county hits 71.3 percent of its local quota. Frank Heintze notes past five years average and four counties exceeding annual quota.

Polk County E. C. Nordlund Polk Frank B. Heintze Nebraska

Joyce Roberts Chosen For National Methodist Convocation

Joyce Roberts is selected as one of 64 Nebraskan youths to attend the National Convocation of Methodist youth at Purdue University LaFayette Indiana August 24 to 28. The Nebraska group leaves Lincoln August 23 by chartered bus. Pat Loreman of Stromsburg also noted from Columbus district.

Joyce Roberts Nebraska Methodist Purdue University LaFayette Indiana

Osceola Bowling Leagues Announce Sept 1 Start

Osceola Bowling Leagues plan the season starting Tuesday September 1, 1959. Teams and sponsors must register by August 10 with five dollar entry paid to Mike's Bowling Alley. Women and men league officers are listed including Bernie Nelson and Victor Sterup.

Osceola Mike Women’s League Bernie Nelson Helen Johnson Reba Conrad Jeannette Johnson Sargent At Arms Annette MaGorian Men’s League Victor Sterup Raymond Kepner Lawrence Bowe

Dinner Guests At Clyde Smith Home In Town

Mr and Mrs Guy Anderson of Holdredge and Mrs Lula Herrington of Los Angeles were dinner guests at Clyde Smith home. Mrs Herrington is Clyde s aunt and has spent the past week with the Smiths. Mr and Mrs Chester Johnson and son Curtis of Kansas City spent Monday and Tuesday at the Watts home. Mrs Effie Fernandez was dinner guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn.

Guy Anderson Holdredge Lula Herrington Los Angeles Clyde Smith Herrington Clyde Smiths Chester Johnson Son Curtis Kansas City Walter Watts Effie Fernandez Fred Dunn

Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Summary

Deceased Webster Mills. New mothers include Mrs. R. E. Wait and Mrs. Dean Lindburg with babies. Listed patients and names: Rolla Mase, Mary Reimche, Mrs. Dave Waller, Mrs. Wayne Reeves and baby, Stanislaus Pedroza, Alma Burke, Doris Willhoft, Mrs Richard Alt and baby, John Carlson, Mrs. Ord Wallace, Mrs. Carol Rystrom, Alfonso Rosno, Louis Wagner, George Pachecco, Mrs. Henry Ostermeier. Locations include Osceola, Stromsburg, Glendale, Bellwood, Clarks, Polk, Rising towns.

Webster Mills Osceola R. E. Wait Stromsburg Rolla Mase Gresham Robert Reimche Glendale Arizona Mary Reimche Dave Waller Wayne Reeves Bellwood Stanislaus Pedroza Dean Lindburg Polk Verna Hamsa Vaughn Mickey Ansel Fredrickson Alma Burke

Farm Safety Week Begins Sunday July 19

Polk County ASC chairman Richard C. Sealey warns that farm ponds pose dangers to children and visitors. He urges careful water awareness and posts danger signs while noting ponds provide livestock water and erosion control. He stresses safety around all conservation structures and heavy machinery.

Richard C. Sealey Polk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Sealey ASC

Miss Anne Schott Visits Denver Family During Summer

Miss Anne Schott from St An thony Unit of Loretto Heights College in Denver is spending her summer vacation at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Schott.

Anne Schott St. Anthony Loretto Heights College Denver Colorado Joe Schott Jack

Golden Wedding Anniversary Honored by 60 Relatives

Mr. and Mrs. John Simonsen of Shelby were honored at a covered dish dinner Sunday July 12 for their Golden Wedding Anniversary. About 60 out of town relatives attended including families from Wamego Kansas Geneva Okla City Kearney Hastings Lincoln North Platte Minden Yu tan and Shelby. Open House that afternoon welcomed guests.

John Simonsen Shelby Max Simonsen Morris Simonsen Wamego Kansas Joe Simmonsen Geneva John Okla City Dan Olsen Kearney Ervin Jensen Mirs Ray Pierce Hastings T. J. Sieil Lincoln Arnold Thomsen North Platte Marvin Nelson Art Sorensen Rueben Nelson Renus Nelson Ralph Davidson Miner Thomsen

Local households share visits and social rounds in Stromsburg and York

Wayland residents host and visit relatives across Stromsburg York and Shelby with gatherings at the Kopke Bond and Gonnerman homes. Guests include the Gonnermans Heines Cuddefords and Habermans among others. Communion is scheduled for Sunday July 19 at Wayland at 10 30 a.m.

Mail Box Destruction Spreads Around Osceola

On Tuesday evening July 7 about 20 wooden and metal mail boxes south and east of Osceola were destroyed or toppled. Signs were twisted, some damage linked to unknown parties. Federal and local investigators from Grand Island and Polk County pursue leads. Nebraska statute outlines fines and jail in malicious property damage. federal action possible for damaged federal property.

Osceola Grand Island Reynold Peterson Polk County Nebraska United States District Attorney

Carolyn Johnson and Paul Mabee Announce Wedding

Miss Carolyn Johnson of Gowrie Iowa united in marriage with Paul Mabee of Osceola Nebraska at the Gowrie Lutheran Church in a 7 00 p m double ring ceremony Rev Bexell officiated The couple reside in Osceola with Mabee employed at the Osceola Record office Attendants were Janice Headlee and David Millard both of Gowrie

Carolyn Johnson Gowrie Iowa Paul Makee Osceola Nebraska Rev Bexell Miss Johnson Janice Headlee David Millard Mabee

Webster Mills Dies at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital

Funeral services were held for Webster Mills at the Osceola Methodist Church with Rev. E A Kiel officiating. Mills, born November 29, 1885 in Osceola, died July 8 at age 74 after a years long illness. Survived by wife Irma son Webster daughter Marion Cotter and other relatives. Interment followed at Osceola Cemetery.

Webster Mills Methodist Osceola E. A. Kiel Webster Millis M. A. Mills Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Mills University of Nebraska Omaha Irma Webster Marion Cotter Osceola Cemetery

Birth of Patrick Hubert Alt in Duncan

Mr and Mrs Richard Alt of Duncan are the parents of a baby boy born Friday July 10 at Annie Jeffrey Hospital. Patrick Hubert weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and has one older brother.

Richard Alt Duncan Annie Jeffrey Hospital Patrick Hubert

Stubble Field Fire Near Smith Elevator Shortly Quelled

About 15 volunteer firefighters answered a Sunday afternoon call on a stubble field west of Smith Elevator on Osceola's west edge where new bins are being erected. They fought from north and south ends and extinguished the blaze quickly with no damage.

Smith’s Elevator Osceola

Gabriel Family Hosts Visitors in Polk County Pausing Visit

Visitors to the Art Gabriel home Monday evening July 13 include Ernie Gabriel and family with Darlene and Cecelia of Moline Illinois and Albert Gabriel Lester and Bob Jerome Gabriel of Shelby Mrs Hubert Bernt Marvin and Delores Also Ernie Gabriel family planned to return to Moline Tuesday after a 12 day stay visiting relatives in Polk and Butler Counties Verland Bauer and children of Rising City spent Thursday with Fred Unn and his wife in the area.

Art Gabriel Ernie Gabriel Darlene Cecelia Moline Albert Gabriel Lester Bob Jerome Gabriel Shelby Hubert Bernt Marvin Delores Polk Butler Verland Bauer Rising City Mrs Fredunn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Polk County Fair Books Wall Funeral Home John L. Skinner Internal Revenue Service G. Clifford R. Hope The Great Plains Wheat Mark Et Development Association Beatrice Duane Foote Nebraska Grain Improvement Association Hope U. S Robert E. Roselle Roselle Nat’l. Convocation Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News Douglas Reeves Douglas John’s Rexall Drug Wayland Mrs. LaVina Kopke Lee Carter Peter Kopke Ted Gonnerman Tommy Gonnerman Judy Joe Craven Stream Calvin C. C. Keyes Stromsburg Park A. Cc Stream of Homer Curtis Ada Osborn Hampton George Bond Holly Eklund Hazel Gonnerman Earnest Heine Homer Cuddeford Jerry Nienkamp Brighton Ohio Elmer Schuknecht Sonja Halquist Susan Stephenson Edward Haberman Emma Carter Lucy Barton Calif Smith Elevator
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