Regulations On Youth Tractor Driving In Nebraska
Article details rules for 13 to 15 year olds driving implements of farm husbandry on public roads. A temporary permit from the state for farm equipment driving is required, valid until 1971 with later testing for a permanent permit. Permits expire at age 16, after which a standard driver’s license is needed for motorized farm equipment. Working for a parent allows 13 year olds to obtain the permit. driving for others requires age 14 and compliance with federal hazardous occupation rules, meaning two permits. Also notes a new waste management publication and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn E. Jones
State Department of Motor Vehicles
U. S. Department of Labor
E. A. Olson
Ny-Lincoln Extension
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council
Polk County Extension Office
Usda Agricultural Research Service
University of Nebraska
Edith Smith Returns Home After Lincoln Visit
Mrs Edith Smith came home Wednesday from a week spent with her sister Mrs Alfreda Brubaker in Lincoln. Also visiting were the sister’s brother Roy Goodale and Mrs Goodale of San Jose California. Mrs Brubaker accompanied Mrs Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Alfreda Brubaker
Lincoln
Roy Goodale
Goodale
San Jose
Calif
Social updates from the Jinx Johansen home and area events
Callers visited the Jinx Johansen residence this week including Mrs. James Sterup and family Mrs. Arnold Ernst from Columbus Mrs. Walter Ross from Monroe and local couples. After hospital discharge Mrs. Arthur Johansen stayed with Eugene Johansen Thursday to Sunday. Ben Schmoker and guests toasted their anniversary with a wiener roast at the park and cards at the Schmoker home. Newt Page and Craig arrived from Canton Mississippi to visit Mr and Mrs Joe Hill and plan to move to Osceola. Ben Schmoker family spent the weekend in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinx Johansen
James Sterup
Arnold Ernst
Columbus
Walter Ross
Monroe
Harold Grossnicklaus
Ed Walden
Sinclair
Wyoming
Harry Sterup
Arthur Johansen
Eugene Johansen
Messrs and Mines
Vivian Dunning
Shelby
Howard Liedke
York
Winard Augustin
Ben
Schmoker
Newt Page
Craig
Canton
Joe Hill
Osceola
Ben Schmoker
Omaha
Joe Fjell
Beth Fjell
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Tom Englehardt
Hastings
Lloyd Fjell
Florence Ekstrom
Helen Ahlin
Lloyd Timm
Callaway
Laura Delfs
Clark Will
Monmouth
Orval Eikenhhorsts
Eikenhorst
Wills
Rufus Harvey
Pam
Utica
Steve Eikenhorst
Kearney State College
Kearney
Marvel Merrick
Laramie
Wool and lamb referendum by mail set for June dates
A Polk County wool and lamb market development program referendum will run by mail June 7 to 18. Wool producers 6 months old and owning sheep for 30 consecutive days in 1970 may vote via ASCS county offices or mail ballots. Results decide whether 1 1/2 cents per pound and 7 1/2 cents per hundredweight deductions stay in effect to fund advertising and education under the ASPC agreement. Ballots must arrive by June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Richard C. Sealey
Polk Ascs Committee
ASCS
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers Council
ASPC
Valley News Caller Notes From Osceola Area Social Visit
Local social column lists visitors to the Wieseman and Yungdahl households over the past week. Names include Wy man Wieseman, the Wiese man family, Lilian Wieseman, Della Need, Massie family, Olive Watts, Kresha, Urban, Cuttor children, Lula Pickett, Effie Fernandez, Elsie Stewart, Pearl Wieseman. Coffee guests Monday included Goldie Bond and Frizzell family from Bakersfield via air travel. Frizzells visiting relatives. 8th grade recognition at Osceola high school cited with Margie Lux Raymond Urban Denise Dunn among graduates. Thursday visitors to Walter Yungdahl home included Bill McDermott of California. Lula Pickett with Al Kuhnels to Columbus. Kay Lux visits with Gary Lux family before heading to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wieseman
John Wyman
Robert Wieseman
Algor Yungdahl
Lillian Wieseman
Della Need
Charles Massie
Olive Watts
Allan Kresha
Francis Urban
Carl Wieseman
Martin Cuttor
Lula Pickett
Effie Fernandez
Elsie Stewart
Pearl Wieseman
Memorial Day Socials and Visits Across Lincoln Area
Eda Burritt started at Lincoln General Hospital. Weekend visitors included the Longs of Overland Park Kansas and Nina Sosko with baby from New Jersey. Memorial Day gatherings featured the Schmoker and Hammond families in Central City and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln General Hospital
Hugh Schmoker
Jack Long
Overland Park
Kansas
John
Nina) Sosko
Baby
New Jersey
Paul Schmoker
David
Jill
Mullen
Donald Schmoker
Sam Hammond
Central City
Janet Wieseman
Melanie Oquist
Gary Lux
Ronald Lux
St. Paul
Martin Otte
Pierce Chapel Cemetery
School officers and pupils attend accident reporting session
Nebraska State Patrol trooper Vern L. Scharff spoke to Polk County police and sheriff officers in a mobile unit about accident reporting. Attendees included Polk and Shelby chiefs, Polk County Sheriff Reynolds Peterson, Stromsburg Chief Verlin Gronlund, Osceola Chief Harold Thayer, and local residents visiting for Memorial Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Vern L. Scharff
Safety Education and Training Division
Grand Island
Polk County
James Brazda
Polk
Wallace McKeag
Shelby
Jack Harrison
Everett Loreman
Stromsburg
Verlin Gronlund
Harold Thayer
Osceola
Reynold Peterson
James Brazda Sr
Scharff
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
Ag. Park
Home Extension News
Judy Hofeldt
Ole Teeerane Farm News
Lize
Wear
Coop
Co-op Oil, Inc
Valley News
Eda Burritt
Dean Wheeler
Lawton
Iowa
United States Brewers Association
America
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Olive Street
St. Louis
Northern Natural Gas Company
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