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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
2
Notes report Osceola Boy Scouts left on a three day trip near York with several groups setting up camps. The writer observes crowded tents and heavy farming traffic as combines fill highways and warns about farm accident deaths while recounting a humorous money making joke.
The article notes rising pilgrimages to Jordan and Jerusalem as the Holy Land gains renewed religious interest amid Cold War tensions. It highlights key sites in Jerusalem Bethlehem and surrounding areas, and praises 25-year-old King Hussein for improving tourist facilities and inviting American pilgrims.
Architect Herbert H. Swinburne argues the 21st century will be led by nations with superior education systems. Speaking in Harrisburg before Pennsylvania's education task force, he urges collaboration between educators and architects to redesign schools for three activity types.
Architect Swinburne cites educators predicting three modes of learning including mass instruction, seminar groups, and individual study guided by teachers as consultants. He notes design needs such as large lecture rooms, seminar quarters, projects centers, libraries, and adaptable spaces, warning costs will rise yet argue modern aids reduce per student expenses in the long run.
A Bootstrap Tour for Osceola Polk Shelby and Stromsburg businessmen is set for Tuesday June 14. The tour starts 7 30 pm at the Lloyd Smith farm two miles east and 4 1 2 south of Shelby with seedings shown and a discussion of economic potential led by Dean Brown extension economist.
Treasury extends E bond period with a second 10 year extension effective June 1 1959 making earliest cessation of interest 1971 pending further rules. In Polk County Nebraska a court ordered sale of the Southeast Quarter Section 24 Township 13 North Range 1 West at Osceola courthouse July 8 1960 with 15 percent down and balance on court confirmation. Dated May 31 1960. M A Mills Sr Referee H I Hylton Attorney. June 2 9 16 23 30
John E. Dougherty attorney announces a referees sale under a 1960 District Court order in York County Nebraska. The northeast quarter of section 26 township 14 north range 4 west of the 6th P M Polk County Nebraska will be auctioned June 29 1960 at 2 00 PM at Osceola courthouse. Terms call for 15 percent cash at sale and balance upon court confirmation.
Judge Zeilinger orders sale of a one half interest in Lots 5 and 6, Block 3, East Addition Osceola Polk County Nebraska. Sale June 10 1960 at 2 pm with 15 percent down and balance on court confirmation. Bond of 100 percent required and a certified check of 375 dollars with bid. Department of Roads notice by John W. Hossack acting state engineer.
Sealed bids ing to the Department of Roads in Lincoln Nebraska on June 23 1960 at 10 00 A M will be opened for gravel surface course material and related work on Shelby South Patrol No 21004 with approximately 3260 cubic yards. Bidders must be qualified under Legislative Bill No 187 1955 Session and note subletting provisions. Plans and specs available at the Lincoln office.
The article lists social visits in Grand Island and Stromsburg including the Gustafson family at Yancey Hotel and the Brantings hosting anniversaries. Linda McKeag attends the 44th annual 4-H club week in Lincoln where her trip earned for outstanding foods work. Carol Iler and Lois Iler are noted among seniors at a First English Lutheran confirmation and a 2300-strong High School Baccalaureate at Civic Auditorium.
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