Rules For Measuring Corn Acres And Wheat Referendum Details
Polk county ASC outlines measuring corn acreage on 1957 reserves and planted acres using tapes and pins, with farm reporters assisting. Wheat marketing quota referendum set for June 20. 1958 allotments expected near 1957 levels and notices mailed beforehand. Farmers may apply for 1958 wheat allotments if no wheat was seeded in 1955 56 or 57, deadline July 1 1957, blank forms at ASC office. Continuous ACP sign-up explains payments must be requested before practice and within 30 days, with ACP cost-sharing on reserve land.
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Polk County
ASC
Richard C. Sealey
Polk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Local Servicemen News From Omaha And Inglewood
Robert L. Harrison son of Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison graduated from OHS May 23 and the next day left with the Cornhusker Company from Omaha for Navy service. His address is Robert L Harrison SR 3199909 Co 148 141 Batt 14 Regt Great Lakes Illinois. Bob Mickey on leave from Inglewood California is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Mickey.
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Robert L. Harrison
Jack Harrison
OHS
The
Cornhusker Company
Omaha
Navy
Great Lakes
Illinois
Bob Mickey
Inglewood
California
John Mickey
Memorial Day Dinner Honors Dr Charles W Jeffrey
Mr and Mrs Webster Mills hosted a 12 30 Memorial Day dinner for 16 guests honoring Dr Charles W Jeffrey. Mr and Mrs Duane Johnson and Joyce of Villisca Iowa visited Saturday evening at the Earl Miley home. The Johnson family lived here two years while Mr Johnson was music instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Mills
Charles W. Jeffrey
Duane Johnson
Joyce
Villisca
Iowa
Earl Miley
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Off The Cuff and the Cap City Visit
Osceola Brownies toured Lincoln visiting the state capitol and the statue towers. A seven year old quipped about statues lacking clothes, prompting a reflection on youth insight and adult ribbing. Neal McBeth attended an alumni banquet missing tickets and later found them, highlighting the era's small financial strains.
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Lincgin
Capitol City
State
Capitol Building
Ettgdr
Neal McBeth
Neal
Tension Mounts In Last Period Of Lawmaking
Nebraska lawmakers face heated sessions as clashes flare over bills on highway trucks and gambling repeal. Governor Anderson promotes spending limits while backing a two year compromise building fund plan and university funding despite lobbying.
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Lincoln
Missouri
Nebraska
Sam Klaver
Omaha
John Beaver
Beemer
Keaver
Beaver
Klaver
Dwight Burney
Hartington
George Santo
Victor Anderson
University of Nebraska Medical College
Anderson
State Highway Department
L. N. Ress
Ress
State Historical Society
University of Nebraska
Social Calendar Events Gather Local Groups
St Andrew Holy Name Society meets in parish hall Tuesday June 11 at 8 p m hosted by Adolph Kresha. Osceola Chapter of Eastern Star holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening June 11 at 8 p m. Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday June 12 at Maple Leaf Club hosted by Mrs Ethel Frizzell. Osceola Farm Bureau meets Friday June 7 at Mrs R J Mangelsen home. Valley Get Together picnic Sunday June 9 at church basement 12 30 p m bring a basket dinner. St Vincent Altar Society meets Wednesday June 12 at 8 p m with hostesses Mesdames Donald Cerny Victor Cerny Rose Swan Louis Lisko.
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St. Andrew Holy Name Society
Adolph Kresha
Osceola Chapter
Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
Maple Leaf Club
Ethel Frizzell
Osceola Farm Bureau
R. J. Mangelsen
Bruce Pickett
Valley Get Together
St. Vincent Altar Society
Mesdames
Donald Cerny
Victor Cerny
Rose Swan
Louis Lisko
Ruff Family Visits Dunns Saturday
Mr and Mrs Eugene Ruff and their children from Omaha called on Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn Saturday in a family visit.
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Eugene Ruff
Omaha
Mrs
Fred Dunn
Karen Wieseman Installed as Honored Queen of Jobs Daughters
Karen Wieseman daughter of Mr and Mrs M W Wieseman was installed as Honored Queen of Jobs Daughters Tuesday evening June 4 by Jeanne Inness retiring Honored Queen who served as installing officer. Officers for the coming term include Mardell Berck Mavis Carlson Annette Waits Lois Jones Barbara Wieseman Rita Chastain Leila Miley Marleen Carlson Joyce Roberts Sandra Colby Shirley Jones Dee Ann Conrad Ardith Anderson Dorothy Watts Marian Inness Lynda DeTurk Betty Burritt Donna Rutter Mary Walker. Distinguished guest Mrs Mary Eklund Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Wieseman
M. W. Wieseman
Jobs Daughters
Jeanne Inness
Miss Inness
Karleen Carlson
Donna Rutter
Mary Walker
Judy Koehler
Mardell Berck Jr
Mavis Carlson
Annette. Waits
Lois Jones
Barbara Wieseman
Rita Chastain
Leila Miley
Marleen Carlson
Joyce Roberts Sr
Sandra Colby Jr
Shirley Jones
Shirley Hendrickson
Dee Ann Conrad
Ardith Anderson
Dorothy Watts
Marian Inness
Lynda DeTurk
Betty Burritt
Mary Eklund
Order of the Eastern Star of Nebraska
Lawrence Meacham
Courthouse Move Postponed Indefinitely by County Officials
The planned relocation of offices including soil conservation, county assessor, public instruction superintendent, and welfare office was postponed indefinitely by the commissioner group. The move had been scheduled for last weekend but is delayed pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Group
Soil Conservation Group
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Memorial Day visit reported with local residents
Mrs Clyde Smith spent Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Roy Goodale at Lincoln, sharing a quiet observance and hospitality in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Mrs
Roy Goodale
Lincoln
Town Band Seeks Players for Friday Practice
Osceola band director Keith Cox invites musicians to join Friday evening practice in the school auditorium at 8:00. The group plans summer Saturday concerts and welcomes locals home for the summer or musicians returning to the craft. Cox will teach music in the Osceola school system next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Cox
Osceola
Cox
Legion Elects New Officers At Osceola Post
Wm Wolfe Post 91 Osceola held its annual election Tuesday night selecting officers and committee members. Commander Roy Trotter Adjutant Fred Schuman House Committee Calmar Boden Robert Wieseman 2 Committee Paul Walgren Howard Boden Theo Hanson Chaplain Phil Nyberg Finance Officer A. G. McVeigh 2nd Vice Commander Robert Mills 3rd Vice Commander Glen Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wolfe
Osceola
Roy Trotter
Fred Schuman
Calmar Boden
Robert Wieseman
Paul Walgren
Howard Boden
Theo Hanson
Phil Nyberg
A. G. McVeigh
Robert Mills
Glen Green
Bridal Courtesies Extended To Miss Anita Branting
Miss Anita Branting was feted at multiple bridal courtesies with entertaining hosts from Springfield Omaha and Fremont. Gifts included china tea towels and a decorated wagon presentation. Events included a china shower at Midland campus Student Union and a coffee party plus dessert lunch activities.
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Anita Branting
Jeannette Satterfield
Springfield
Eleanor Fitter
Omaha
Midland
Miss Branting
Shirley Emmerick
JoAnn Gunther
Muriel Monke
Fremont
L. M. Merrick
Bonnie Gibbins
Robert Bryan
Marian Boden
Eugene Johansen
Editorial analyzes hospital audit and cash deficit report
The Osceola Record republishes an analysis by CPA Robert Olberding of the Polk County Hospital audit dated March 31 1957. He details a cash deficit from operations of 18087 20 funded by a tax levy loan from county commissioners and miscellaneous funds totaling 18476 67 leaving 389 47 cash on hand and warnings of ongoing financial strain.
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Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Polk County
Howard Stewart
Lincoln
Nebraska
Osceola Record
Robert Olberding
Business School
University of Nebraska
Sapp
Polk County Hospital
Howard A. Stewart
Nebr
Co. Com
Cash from Operations Statement Ledger Note
Operating income as reported shows a negative balance for accounts receivable totaling $112,305.26 on 3 31 and $7,549.81 on 3 7. The record documents cash from operations with figures reflecting these receivables and losses.
OHS Alumni Banquet Draws About 350 Attendees
The 1957 OHS alumni banquet at the High School Auditorium on May 29 attracted about 350 members, friends and families. Colin Campbell served as toastmaster with remarks by Paul Monson and Judy Koehler, plus a talk by Dr. Charles W. Jeffrey. Officers for next year include Paul Walgren president and Ellen Wieseman vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Paul Monson
Neola Watts
Marian Boden
Howard Boden
Ellen Wieseman
Colin Campbell
Judy Koehler
Charles W. Jeffrey
Hallie Baum Geesamen
Don Byers
Glenn Veltman
Mary Rhodes Biles
Mary Ellen Halstead
Paul Walgren
Ruth Eklund
Jack Wieseman
Eldena Sapp
Robert Mills
Bloodmobile Schedules Visit to Shelby Parish Hall
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Shelby on Tuesday June 25. Osceola and Shelby will furnish donors for this visit. The quota is 100 pints with 130 donors needed. The Parish Hall will host the drive from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Red Cross
Shelby
Osceola
Real Estate Transfers for Polk and Stromsburg Areas
Municipal Corporation Deed transfers property from Village of Polk to School District No. 72 covering Lots 3 through 7 in Block 21 Original Village Polk. Bernard J. Johnson and wife quitclaim to Wesley M. Fredrickson and wife for Lots 5 and 6 in Wilson's Subdivision College Campus addition Stromsburg. Mamie A. Olson and others sell undivided 23rds in E% of Block 2 and E% of Block 3 and a 144 by 200 foot tract in the W% of Block 3 in Ekeley's Addition to Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Corporation
Polk
Bernard J. Johnson
Wesley M. Fredrickson
Wilson
Central Bible Seminary
Stromsburg
Mamie A. Olson
Winona Nelson
Ekeley
Local families attend Memorial Day and alumni banquet
Mr and Mrs Chas Hastings Wayne Richard and Marilyn of Seward and Mr and Mrs Le Roy Brown were guests Memorial Day of Miss Lillian Brown. Mr and Mrs Frank Leibee of Exeter and Mr and Mrs Martin Silverstrand of Council Bluffs attended the alumni banquet on Wednesday evening and were in Osceola as day visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hastings
Wayne
Richard and
Marilyn
Seward
LeRoy Brown
Lillian Brown
Frank Leibee
Exeter
Martin Silverstrand
Council Bluff
Osceola
Wm. Johnson 62 Buried in Omaha After Heart Attack
Wm. Johnson of Osceola dies at St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha after a heart attack. Survived by wife Ethel Davis, son Forrest, daughter Mrs. Kenneth Vore, six sisters and two brothers. Funeral held in Omaha with burial there. Ted Johnson and Harry Lees visited. Attending: Waldean Johnson, Lincoln, and Merle Johnson plus Mrs. Ted Johnson.
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Wm. Johnson
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Ted Johnson
Osceola
Harry Lees
Mr. Johnson
Ethel Davis
Forrest
Kenneth Vore
Waldean Johnson
Lincoln
Merle Johnson
McCormick Land Sells For 156 Per Acre
The late Dora McCormick land sale Tuesday brought 156 per acre for a quarter section in the valley near Fairview Church. Cc. O. Carlson bought the parcel, and the town lot went to Albert Ryan for 1050 in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora McCormick
Fairview Church
Cc. O. Carlson
Albert Ryan
Birth of Douglas Lynn Girardin in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Leonard Girardin of Shelby announce the birth of Douglas Lynn on Thursday May 30 at St Marys Hospital in Columbus. He weighs seven pounds eleven ounces. Mrs Girardin is the former Janet Bernt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Girardin
Shelby
Douglas Lynn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Columbus
Osceola Defeats Shelby 13 to 3 in League Game
Osceola crushed Shelby 13 to 3 Sunday in a league matchup at Shelby. Brazee pitched all nine for Osceola, fanning 10 as Osceola rapped 17 hits and made two errors. Alt and Houderscheidt pitched for Shelby, who committed six errors and struck out seven Osceola batters. Monson homered for distance, Osceola swiped two bases to Shelby one.
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Osceola
Shelby
Clarks
Story Hour At City Library Sponsored By Legion Aux
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a summer story hour for local children. Each Saturday from nine to ten in the morning the city library hosts children ages four to nine to enjoy stories and activities.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Odd Bits of News From a Busy Nebraska Week
A mix of light local notes on warm weather crop growth, dairy month awareness, and community chitchat. Texas flood relief eligibility is noted, while Blair Pilot-Tribune satire questions town beard growing customs and urges originality in Nebraska towns.
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Oz Goerlinger
Nebraska Dairy Association
Dairy Association
Texas
Reed O’hanlon
Blair Pilot-Tribune
Nebraska
Blair
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Harold Klingman
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Anne Ree
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