Osceola Chamber Plans Christmas Decorations Purchase
The Osceola Chamber of Commerce, at its July meeting in city hall, discussed buying second hand Christmas decorations due to poor condition of the 1969-set display. A Dowling Gissler committee will decide after talking with County Commissioners about lighting around the courthouse.
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Chamber of Commerce
Arnie Dowling
Dowling
Bernie Gissler
Court House
Polk County Historical Society
Genoa
Steve Kuhnel
Osceola
Osceola Doctor Ordered to Leave United States
Dr. Carlos Nossa who has practiced in Osceola for 12 months must depart the United States by October 2, 1975 or face federal deportation. His attorney has filed an appeal. immigration officials may extend the deadline. Senator Curtis has introduced a bill for Nossa to gain permanent visa status.
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Carlos Nossa
Osceola
United States
Immigration Service
Nossa
R. R Perry
Lincoln
District Director of Immigration
Omaha
Clarence Davis, Jr
Carl Curtis
Lions Welcome Dr. Kuhnel at Osceola Dinner Meeting
Osceola Lions hosted three guests at their noon meeting. New attorney Alan Gless was sponsored by Gene Bartak, and Lions Jones and Truman Bachenberg received special membership pins from President Gene Sterup for welcoming Dr Steve Kuhnel. A district cabinet meeting was announced for August 10 at Broken Bow. Osceola Lions plan to attend Genoa’s Pawnee Days parade pending committee action. Dr Davis criticized immigration policy and U S Senators for visa delays. A July 21 car accident near Polk left Ricki Flodman unharmed as a pickup rolled in a ditch causing about 200 dollars in damage. July 24 near Silver Creek, Charles Haifley’s car struck a tractor, causing about 3500 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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Osceola Lions
Martin Jones
Myron Jones
Myron Barker
Alan Gless
Gene Bartak
Gene Sterup
Lions Jones
Truman Bachenberg
Steve Kuhnel
Broken Bow
Genoa
Ricki Flodman
Polk
Flodman
Charles D. Haifley
Lincoln
Charles J Soll
Columbus
Silver Creek
Haifley
Death notices and travels from a Nebraska paper
Mrs. Si Cook returns from Omaha Methodist Hospital after hip surgery. Lester Moore, 56, former Osceola resident, dies in Santa Ana California. services held there. Miss Marsha Nyberg and Helena Mainieri of Omaha depart for France on a second trip. Mainieri a Brazilian-born Omaha teacher. Carl Thelander to celebrate 90th birthday with open house at Salem Lutheran Stromsburg on August 10.
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Si Cook
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Lester Moore
Roy Moore
Osceola
Santa Ana
Calif
Marsha Nyberg
Helena Mainieri
France
Brazil
Carl Thelander
Salem Lutheran Church
Stromsburg
Midgets Lose Final To St Paul In District Championship
Osceola American Legion Midget Baseball finished as runner up in the district tournament held in St Paul. They defeated Stromsburg 12-8 in the opener before losing the title game 7-0 to St Paul on Sunday evening.
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Osceola American Legion
St Paul
American Legion
Stromsburg
Osceola
John Zelasney
Roehrs
St. Paul
Zelasney
Lyndon Wieseman
William Wolfe
Osceola Midgets Win Ninth Game with Parminter Shine
Osceola varsity baseball posts its ninth win as Bill Parminter leads a strong mound performance backed by Rex Gross Ken Korte and Jim Noona. Osceola defeats Humphrey 15 to 0 at Humphrey and faces Wahoo in Osceola Sunday night.
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Bill Parminter
Osceola
Humphrey
Rex Grossnicklaus
Ken Korte
Jim Noona
Osceola Calendar Highlights Local Events and Correction
Community calendar lists Mental Health Osceola volunteers, Sugar and Spice 4-H picnic, museum gathering, baseball in Wahoo, IOOF meeting, and City Council on August 7. Correction: a July 7 accident between a farm truck driven by James Marak and car driven by John Meister caused $1100 in damage with no injuries.
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Osceola
Osceola Park
Wahoo
Ioof School Board
Mental Health City Council
James Marak
Stromsburg
John Meister
Marak
Meister
Osceola Joins National Flood Insurance Program
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Osceola has been accepted into the National Flood Insurance Program effective July 30 1975. Property owners may buy federally subsidized flood policies with expanded coverage up to 35000 for single family homes 100000 for other buildings and 100000 for nonresidential contents up to 350 per 100 of coverage. Policies take effect immediately with a 30 day first period and a 15 day waiting period after.
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US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Osceola
J Robert Hunter
Small Business Administration
Hunter
Royal Globe Insurance Co
Kansas City
Missouri
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OHS
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By Sandy
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the Sheriff's Office
Ralph
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Nance County Fair
David Nordstrom
Kristine Lynn
Donald Fuhr
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Arnold T Olson
Earl Furr
Leigh
Rick Johnson
Neal Roehrs
Hampton
Todd Hiemer
Jerome Roehrs
Rising City
Waco
Lee Becker
Burt and Dee
Bush Drug
Callahan’s
Farmers Co-op Grain
Jack and Jill
McDonald’s
Nahrstedt's
FIA
Rei
Otto Daum
East Osceola
Carl Wieseman
State Street
Don Ander
South Osceola
Alan Gissler
Gissler