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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
1
Permit applications for Nebraska big game opened at noon Monday via county clerks. Game Commission director M O Steen announced a record 18 100 rifle deer permits authorized this year and, for the first time, Nebraska will host an archery season for antelope.
Plans move to establish a Polk county recreation complex near Osceola offering golf shooting skating picnicking archery and camping with FHA loan backing. First year memberships projected at 75 to 100 dollars with 10 to 20 dollar down payments credited to final fee. memberships open to all, incl. Polk county residents. Audrey Ranwell a South African teen will join Osceola for the school year with OSceola High. local fundraising surpasses 700 dollars with support from the PTA and students. Termite infestation note ends with reminder to hire a reputable exterminator.
The annual Jones-Branting picnic drew 45 attendees at Osceola Park with a noon chicken dinner and an afternoon meal. Committee leaders were Mrs. Raymond Branting and Mrs. Dave Jones. numerous Jones family members attended, plus visitor Aver t Hengelfelt. The 1965 committee will be Mrs. Myron Jones and Mrs. Orville Jones. Gas Co. 23 Siglers 3 Gisslers 18 Record 2 Games next Friday Siglers vs Gisslers. St Vincent's Men's Club will hold games Thursday nights through summer.
Funeral services for Mrs Ed win Almstrum of Osceola were held Thursday afternoon June 11 at Kepner funeral home with Rev John Stalions officiating. Burial followed at Osceola cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Survivors include husband a daughter Mrs Edith Russell and a son Kenneth plus six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Also notes on local speeding and liquor cases with fines.
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service programs trace to the 1930s and 1930s low mood era, shaping price supports, loans, and emergency aid. They aid small farmers, stabilize commodity prices, and funnel billions into rural communities while aiding disaster recovery and tenant protections.
Observer Harold Klingman notes a wet May with over three inches of rain in Polk County and 2.45 inches on a single day May 6. May temperatures varied from a chilly 36 degrees to higher readings during the period. June remains wet with 2.78 inches reported between June 11 and 15.
John Cederberg of Osceola earns spring semester dean's list at Dana College with a 3.51 GPA on a 4.0 scale. He receives the Dana Regent's Scholarship and Ak-Sar-Ben Scholarship, is elected to Alpha Chi, and chosen floor councilor in Holling Hall. He will be a senior next year.
The notice marks The Record ownership anniversary and notes readers not receiving copies. It highlights Diwali related reminders and mentions Osceola Hardware observing its third anniversary for Gary Conrad and the first anniversary of co-owner Harold Jones.
Ross Anderson, a native of Osceola, is appointed president of the Boston Store in Milwaukee. He is 44, formerly vice president of Macy's California and manager of the San Francisco Store since 1962, and has been with Macy's since 1946.
Air Force Academy cadet Les ter D. Gabriel son of Albert Gabriel receives an engraved cufflink award as a member of the 1964 academy honor squadron. Selection honors overall achievements among cadets in the class of 1967 during a summer tour visiting air force army and navy installations nationwide.
Milford boosters touring to invite Osceola residents to Milford's centennial July 2 to 4. Events include saddle club horse show gun shoot fishing contest parachute jump wrestling threshing demonstration open air TV show by KOLN speeches by Sen. Hruska and Gov. Morrison parades floats antique auction fireworks and free giveaways. Caravan arrival expected about 1 10 p.m.
The Fifth Annual Omaha Charity Horse Show runs July 23 to 26 at Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum drawing riders from nine states. Co sponsored by the Omaha Lions Club and Mid Continent Horse Show Association the event benefits the Nebraska Lions Light Conservation Foundation and the Ak-Sar-Ben 4 H Foundation. Tickets via Brandeis Ticket Office Omaha Nebraska or local Lions Clubs. A ladies sweeper is planned for 2 p.m. Thursday June 18 at Lorre Lanes.
Bernie Gissler Osceola PTA president named committee chairmen for the coming year Irene Burritt Bob Wieseman Orval Eikenhorst Harold Klingman Chris Dahmke Betty Majors Dick Howe Bert Gissler Stanley Van Hoosen and other officers include Mrs Charles White vice president Mrs Howard Boden secretary and Mrs Gary Garey treasurer
Polk County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee announces that substitution between wheat and feed grains will be allowed in the 1965 program. Substitutions apply to farms with a wheat allotment and a feed grain or oat rye base, require minimum diversion, and do not increase certificate allocations. Prices and loans follow base production and diversion rules.
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