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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
4
Mrs. Freddie Lee Nickles explains that disagreements within a marriage can be constructive when two individuals focus on the problem rather than personal faults. Couples should merge separate solutions and recognize that total agreement is not required for a healthy relationship. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Massie.
Gail Woodside a Nebraska conservation officer with more than 12 years experience has been promoted to the post of law enforcement supervisor for the Game and Parks Commission District Four in southwest Nebraska He is 42 and has patrolled the York Stroms burg area his entire tenure Moving with his family to North Platte his promotion is effective March 1 Woodside previously served in the U S Army and later worked for Burlington Railroad
Osceola residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Wilmer Rodine at the Evangelical Free Church in Polk. Local couples joined a card party at St Josephs Hall near Bellwood. A birthday club will meet with Alice Gustafson, honoring her and Edith Richards. Fritz Dienstbier and Wauneta Minick visited the Schmokers in Ris ing City.
Richard P. Vinal announces that individuals with net self employment earnings of 400 or more must file a Federal income tax return and pay the self employment tax. The 1969 Tax Reform Act raised filing thresholds for others. Self employed workers must attach Schedule SE to Form 1040. copies are available at IRS offices.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Gleim arrived home February 23 after a month in Arizona. Their son Comdr Mac Gleim and his Jacksonville based squadron were at Yuma for bombing exercises. The Gleims also visited Harvey McKeags of Shelby and Osceola vacationers in Arizona.
Esther Kuhnel reports a flurry of local visits and celebrations. Many families from Stromsburg Columbus and Lincoln dropped in for dinners birthdays trips to Omaha Sport Show and family events as neighbors shared meals and greetings across weekend gatherings.
The Federal Land Bank Association of Columbus will reduce interest rates by one half of one percent on all new and existing variable rate loans. The cut applies to new loans closed and applications taken until further notice, and affects loans from the past year under the variable rate plan. The association serves farmers in Polk, Butler, Colfax, Platte, Nance and Boone counties.
OHS missed five days this year with a two day blizzard closure and the fourth six weeks ending March 5. Report cards arrive March 10. Congratulates to OHS Bulldog basketball team, wrestling squad, and junior high Bulls. March events include Goldenrod Conference Tourney at Clarks March 8 and 9, March of Dimes Dance March 19, and TAP Dance engaging Polk County towns. photographer sessions for 1971 Bulldog yearbook planned by staff.
Valley News notes the Osceola High School debate over forming an active National Honor Society chapter. It contrasts NHS absence with the Student Council’s progress, questioning if NHS would promote scholarship service leadership and character or merely add work. The article implies enthusiasm for such a society is lacking.
The article lists multiple social visits and gatherings in Lincoln and surrounding areas, including the Harlem Globetrotters basketball circus in Lincoln at Pershing Auditorium on Wednesday evening. It records visits by Mrs. Lula Pickett, Mrs. Pearl Wieseman, and Mrs. Elsie Stewart, along with lunches at Mrs. Goldie Bond’s and open house at Roberts Funeral Home. Also covered are anniversaries, birthdays, bridge games, and local club events with dates around late February to March. It notes travel to Ohio and New Jersey for family events, and announces a March 7 Belgium film program by Platte Valley Travel & Adventure Series at Columbus Senior High School Auditorium with tickets listed.
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