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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
1
A Lending Association released a report detailing its recent activity and operations. The document reflects on past perceptions regarding young children and shifts to current views on the prominence of four year olds.
A lighthearted portrait of Bill Howe in Osceola mixed with neighborhood anecdotes and a series of property transfers. The text notes Bill Howe’s playful behavior and a sequence of real estate deeds including families such as Vandegrift Hahn Willitts and Scow Clark, along with Federal Land Bank loan figures for mid 1963 and leadership in the David City FLBA chapter.
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital lists numerous patients and a series of births. Johnson a son James Lynn born July 27 weighing 8 12 and Susan Kay a girl born July 29 weighing 7 2. Jo hansen baby boy 9 12 born July 39.
The U S Department of Agriculture unveiled the 1964 voluntary feed grain program mirroring 1963 while adding a higher diversion cap. Producers can divert up to 50 percent of base acreage with payments at maximum rates for diversions, subject to a 25 acre cap if over half the base. Loans and price supports remain, with signup planned for early 1964. Two Osceola girls join a United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth tour sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, departing Omaha July 22 and returning August 7.
Funeral services were Friday at the Methodist church in Stromsburg for Arthur D Morrill 54 a prominent Stromsburg resident and former Mamco Manufacturing Co founder. He died Tuesday night July 23 at Lake of the Woods Ontario Canada. He was a past Nebraska Turkey Association president and grandson of C H Morrill who donated Morrill Hall at the University of Nebraska. Survivors include his widow Alice and sister Alten Wolcott of North Platte. Open house for Ida Ferris 80th birthday set for Aug 4 from 2 to 5 pm. Also road fines list and rain report for the area.
Hastings resident Jerry Tonniges has purchased Johnson Chevrolet Co from Lee and Don Johnson. He plans to move with his family this week into the Johnson home and retain current staff including Joe Fijell Lloyd Fijell and Don Richards. A grand opening date will be announced later.
Osceola Lions Club members collect old eyeglasses during the Polk County Fair weekend. Attendees visit the eye bank display and register for prizes, per president Lee Draeger.
Osceola ends a skid with a 20 to 3 victory over Clarks Sun. The Osceola offense racked up 23 hits with 2 errors while Clarks had 9 hits and 3 errors. Battery for Osceola: Kinberg and R Grossnicklaus. Brazee Peterson and Booth. Strobel pitched for Clarks. Next game Sunday at Schuyler.
The Osceola Boy Scouts Troop 162 placed fourth at the Sun Rise district swim meet in York on Monday. Jack Cerny took second in 50 meter crawl and third in 100 meter freestyle relay along with Jerry Cerny Doug Gissler and Gary Engert. Cerny won junior diving while Engert placed in junior events. the team totaled 23 points.
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