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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1968

Page

6

Polk County farmer John W Gabriel dies at 88

John W Gabriel a lifelong Polk County resident and farmer died at Jeffrey Memorial Hospital aged 88 after surgery in Lincoln. He married Cecilia Jaax in 1905 at St Andrew's Church and was the last survivor of Ambrose Gabriel Sr's family. He lived 5 months in Good Samaritan Home Osceola and 1 month in Annie Jeffrey Hospital.

John W. Gabriel Polk County Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Good Samaritan Osceola Annie Jeffrey St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Ambrose Gabriel Sr Cecilia Jaax St. Andrew’s Catholic Church Albert Henry Ebel Martha

Leona Marie Newman to Jim Johnston Marry in O'Neill

The Truman Rossmens announce the marriage of their daughter Leona Marie to Jim Johnston on Sunday July 28 at 2 29 PM at the O Neill Methodist church with a reception following. Johnston lineage includes relatives from Moline Illinois Osceola and Shelby May 1946 death of his wife and a March 1955 passing of his daughter Emma Ebel noted.

Irvin Beckstrom Stromsburg Janean Richard Randall Everett Randall Grand Island Stromsburg High Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant Randall Keya Paha County High School Springview Cornhusker Plant Lavina Kopke Truman Rossmens Leona’ Marie Jim Johnston O’neill Methodist Church Foy Robert Duane Gabriel David Hiemer Ernie Gabriels Moline Fred Danay Rock Island, Ill Verne Wilson Son Papillion Milton Gabriel Ralston Norman Henggeler Lincoln Richard Gabriels Fullerton Sgt Robert Gabriel Gresholm Afb Ind Leonard Wondercheck Lana Kay Wondercheck Michael L. Gonsier Central City Frank Gonsiers Wondercheck Fullerton High School Kearney State College Dale Electronics Columbus Gonsier Osceola High School

Postal System Reorganized as Government Corporation Plan

A blue ribbon commission recommends replacing the cabinet led post office with a government corporation chartered by Congress. The self sustaining entity would end the ongoing deficits and reduce taxpayer burden amid rising letter rates and threatened delivery breakdowns. Public stake hinges on adopting the corporate model to avert further losses.

Bert Mills Washington Blue Ribbon Commission On Postal Organization Congress COPO P.O Commission

Post Office Reorganization Favored by Some Critics

COPO proposes a new postal corporation to deliver universal service at fair rates with a nine member board and a chief executive. Key backers include former executives like Frederick R. Kappel, while lawmakers and unions resist shifting control from politics to a corporate structure. Congress faces a tough fight amid potential Saturday delivery cuts and strong union influence.

Tennessee Valley Authority Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Postal Corporation Frederick R. Kappel COPO Congress Oo Lyndon Johnson Larry O’brien LBJ Johnson Kappel Congress Post Office

Take Your Medicine by Mike Snodgrass

A humorous column by Mike Snodgrass humorously contrasts moon mission ambitions with foreign aid claims and everyday consumer thoughts. It satirically notes a daughter’s wardrobe issues, general admiration for losers, and plugs a Russell Stover Candy shipment in a light editorial voice.

Mike Snodgrass

Hastingses attend family reunion north of Lincoln

The Dee Hastingses and Jerry join a Sunday family gathering to honor Dan Fahrlanders of Omaha moving to Utah. Iv an Hastingses of Stromsburg and numerous relatives from Milford Omaha Nebraska City and Silver Creek visited or hosted events through the week, with several noting travel to Minden and York and a birthday celebration for Nina Delamere. The piece lists many small visits and social outings around Hastings and Osceola areas.

Eda Burritt Dee Hastingses Jerry Lincoln Dan Fahrlanders Omaha Utah Ivan Hastingses Stromsburg Alice Jaeger Milford Clarence Dugan Virgil Hastings Nebraska City Christianna Sarow Laurence Leonard Mentinks Fred Wiesemans Jay Purviance Bremer, Mo Lillian Wieseman Hattie Lucas Grace Buchta LaVerne Bryan Nina Delamere Lillie Tooker Silver Creek Boden Irene Burritt Richard Wyman LeMoyne Andersons Minden Dick Merricks Harley Warner Bruce Picketts Darryl Swanson Bur- Well Red Wiesemans Darryl National Guard Bruce Pickett WSCS John Inness Kansas City Ottawa Dee Hastings Ray Alexander Alexander Grand Island Hospital Fred Wieseman Osceola Hospital Sunda Fereeee Din Rachi Pnsenkine Eeen Ken Burritt Urritt

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