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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1960

Page

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Polk County Meeting Launches Operation Bootstrap

Polk County farmers are invited to Swanson Hall Stromsburg March 25 at 1 30 pm for the launch of Operation Bootstrap the pasture and livestock development program. Bill Pierce Kearney will speak with Jim Wilson and Harold Klingman among the organizers describing contests and methods to improve pastures and profits.

R. QO Bill) Pierce Kearney Swanson Hall Stromsburg Polk County Polk Osceola Shelby York Hamilton Butler SCS Maynard Ortegren York County Harold Klingman Polk County Conservationist Pierce Jim Wilson Polk Brass Farm Bureau Farmers Union, Soil Conservation District Extension Board Production Credit Association Chambers of Commerce of Sheby, Polk and Don Hanquist Bob Kelly Cochairman Nebraska United States Merrick Platte Fillmore Seward Lancaster Wilson II Nferraska Farmer Osceola, Stromsboro Polk and

Dawes Family Socializes with Bahrs. Craven Trip to Tallahassee

Mr and Mrs Marvin Dawes and daughters Genoa and Marcia spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Bill Bahr. George Craven left Friday for Tallahassee Florida to join his wife visiting at the home of their daughter Miss Mildred Craven.

Marvin Dawes Genoa Marcia Bill Bahr George Craven Tallahassee Florida Mildred Craven

Mavis Carlson among 21 capped at nursing school

Mavis Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Carlson was among 21 students capped Sunday afternoon March 6 at the Bryan Memorial School of Nursing in a 2:30 service at Christ Methodist Church. The caps signified completion of six months of training with two and a half years more required. Guest speaker was James A Candey assistant administrator of Bishop Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Participants included John W Stewart chair of Bryan Memorial board E G Edwards hospital administrator Dr Harold C Sandall Lincoln district superintendent and advisory committee chair.

Mavis Carlson C. R. Carlson Bryan Memorial School of Nursing Christ Methodist Church James A. Canedy Bishop Clarkson Hospital Omaha John W. Stewart Bryan Memorial Board of Directors E. G. Edwards Harold C. Sandall Lincoln Methodist

Seven Inches Of New Snow Delays Spring Arrival

Weather observer reports seven inches of new snow this week with blowing and drifting. Schools were closed and authorities note this is one of the costliest winters for snow removal. Snow depth may raise underground water levels as it penetrates. Extended forecast calls for more snow.

Support Your Red Cross Solicitation

Weather delays have slowed the Red Cross drive. Be ready for the solicitor or arrange delivery to Carlton Anderson. Encourage generous donations to support Red Cross relief efforts.

Red Cross Carlton Anderson The

Visitors greet local residents and relatives this week

Social visits included George Ebel Bellwood and John Gabriel Shel by plus Art Gabriel Dale Dunn and Glen Kresha. Guests at various homes spanned Shelby Columbus Lincoln Silver Creek and Millard with relatives from Omaha Clarks Seward and Columbus.

John W. Gabriel George Ebel Bellwood John Gabriel Shelby Joe Karges Clarks Art Gabriel Dale Dunn Glen Kresha Phil Campbell Wallace Kinney Bud Deeds Seward Flossie Deeds Roc Miller Erma Deland Omaha Wm. Deland Ed Deland Maurice Watts, Jr Peggy C. R. Carlson Ed Watts Maurice Watts Holly Grossnicklaus Larry Snodsrass Lincoln Rex Grossnicklaus Silver Creek Sid Sigler Ann Staroska Columbus Larry Snodgrass Mildred Snodgrass Chris Dahmke Dahmke Fred Dahmke Millard

Sigler to Receive Ford 300 500 Club Award in Omaha

R R Sigler Jr of Sigler Garage Osceola Neb will be presented Ford Motor Company's 300 500 Club award at a March 19 banquet in Omaha honoring top Ford Division sales in 1959. W A Heller Omaha district sales manager says 300 500 Club members show exceptional sales with the group selling the equivalent of 100 new cars and 70 used cars per member and totaling more than 3 billion dollars in automotive merchandise.

R. R. Sigler, Jr Sigler Garage Oscedd Nebr Ford Motor Company Omaha Ford Ford Division W. A. Heller Heller

Paul Swanson Holstein Cows Complete Outstanding Records

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports completion of official production records for Paul C. Swanson's cows in Stromsburg Nebraska. Arborland Pebble Lavina 4320789 produced 16 664 pounds of milk and 627 pounds fat in 365 days, a four year old on twice daily milking. Arborland King Rock Blond ie 3774858 yielded 13 081 pounds milk and 525 pounds fat in 308 days as a seven year old. University of Nebraska and Holstein group supervise the Herd Improvement Registry program with ongoing lactation and lifetime production records.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Arborland Pebble Lavina Arborland King ‘Rock Blondie Paul C. Swanson Stromsburg University of Nebraska National Holstein Organization

Local Births Report Three New Arrivals This Month

A son named Russell Richard weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces was born Friday March 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Liedtke of Benedict welcomed a 9 pound baby girl born March 15. Scott Allen weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces was born March 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Conkling of Stromsburg.

Russell Richard Richard Miller Willard Liedtke Benedict Scott Allen Orlie Conkling Stromsburg

Machinery Display Friday At Wobig's

Wobig and Son Equip. Co. hosts an open house on Friday March 18 with a display of the newest farm machinery and the International B 275 Diesel from the Harvesters of England. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.

Wobig and Son Equip. Co The Harvester Company England

Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Funerals

Mrs Martha Brakseik of Lincoln and Walter Fintel of Utica attend John Fintel. Mr and Mrs E C Schott host a card party with Augustines family. The Schotts visit Denver for funeral of Joseph Lenhert. Weekend guests include Bernice Welch and Mrs Wm Welch, with trips to Hugo Colorado. Otto Olson returns from Texas after two months away. ALCW meeting postponed to March 2 held at Rolland Ekstrom’s. Family visits and meals mark a quiet Midwest weekend in Lincoln area.

Martha Brakseik Lincoln Walter Fintel Utica John Fintel E. C. Schott Harmon Augustines Augustin Brothers Mike Fuchs Ronald Ronspies Pierce Joe Schotts Schott ALCW Rolland Ekstrom Wm. Larson Robert Sigler, Jr Robert Sigler Robert Kindred Jack Johnston Ardis McMeekin Lyle Johnston

Bowling League Standings From Last Week at Cornhusker

Standings listed for the bowling league dated March 9, 1960 show teams such as Johnson Plumbers Gas Co Osceola Contractors and Farmers Co-op with varied win loss records. Individual leaders note high games and series including M Peterson B Hrouda R Johnson and M Snodgrass, with top team marks by Johnson Plumbers Thriftway and Lees Realty.

Cornhusker Johnson Plumbers Sigler’s Lloyds Produce Osceola Contractors Farmers Co-op Les’s Clippers FE Mece Chevrolet Garage Cence No Osceola Lumber Roy’s Body Shop East Side Rec Hrouda V. Johnson H. Rowan M. Snodgrass B. Hrouda Gas Co East Side W-L Thriftway Lees Realty Shelby Oi Matadores Steckley’s Seed Corn Walsteads Fairacres M .Peterson M. Pfitzer R. Johnson Thriftway Walstead’s

Medical Society of Polk County elects officers

At the March 12 meeting the Medical Society elected officers: Dr. C. L. Anderson as president, Dr. H. S. Eklund as secretary and treasurer, Dr. Blodig as delegate, and Dr. Bierbower as alternate.

Medical Society of Polk County Effects Officers The Medical Society C. L. Anderson H. S. Eklund Treas Dr. Blodig Bierbower

First Water Conservation Stamp Issued April 18

The world’s first water conservation postage stamp, a 4 cent issue honoring small watershed work, will be issued April 18 in Washington. It goes on sale locally April 19 after the national unveiling at the Seventh National Watershed Congress. Local groups like Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District and the Jones Creek watershed project are recognized for tackling water problems at their source.

Washington, D. C Raymond Burke National Watershed Congress Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District Jones Creek Une Burke Polk County Polk County, Soil and Water Conservation District

Local social guests share weekend gatherings

Mr and Mrs Jack Schott and Raymond Schott Barbara and Catherine visited Saturday and Sunday with Dr and Mrs D F Thiesen and son of Schuyler. Dick Watts hosted Sunday dinner for Earl Watts and Dorothy. Harley Thrapp of Lincoln dined with Virgil Bubbee and family. Tyula Hendrickson was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Laura Hendrickson with Glen Hendrickson Shirley and Delores present. John Anderson and Albert Swanson spent Sunday afternoon in Stromsburg.

Jack Schott Raymond Schott Barbara Catherine D . F. Thiesen Son Schuyer Dick Watts Earl Watts Dorothy Harley Thrapp Lincoln Virgil Bugbee Tyula Hendrickson Laura Hendrickson Glen Hendrickson Shirley Delores John Anderson Albert Swanson Stromsburg

Brule Couple Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson of Brule Nebraska celebrated their Golden Wedding with a morning church service at Congregational Church and a luncheon at the new Brule community hall. Their family attended. grandson Tom Van Velson sang, and four children thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild were present.

Charles Anderson Brule Nebraska New Tom van Velson Susan Ruskie Joyce Roberts Vernon Fleshman Anderson Martin Roberts Joyce Joe Charles

County Government Day Postponed Notice

Boys and Girls County Government Day is postponed until March 23, 1960 as officially announced.

Army Pvt Darwin B Anderson completes eight weeks training at Fort Hood

Fort Hood Texas Pvt Darwin B Anderson 18 son of Mr and Mrs Allen H Anderson Route 1 Osceola Neb is undergoing eight weeks of advanced individual training with the 2d Armored Division The program ends March 19 He entered the Army last October and completed basic training at Fort Hood He is a 1958 Stromsburg High School graduate.

Fort Hood, Tex AHTNC Army Darwin B. Anderson Allen H. Anderson Route 1 Osceola Neb 2D Armored Division Fort Hood Tex Anderson Stromsburg High School

Lawrence Twarling Polk County Farmer Dies of Heart Attack

Lawrence Twarling aged 67 a longtime Green's Chapel resident died Sunday forenoon at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack Funeral services were held Wednesday at Stromsburg Methodist Church He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Carrol Donelson and grandchildren

Lawrence Twarling Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Stromsburg Methodist Church Carrol Donelson

Mr and Mrs J A Smith Celebrate Sixty First Anniversary

Clyde Smith’s parents Mr and Mrs J A Smith of Twin Falls Idaho marked their sixty first wedding anniversary on March 5 while visiting their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Harold Tad ken in San Diego California. They remain in good health despite their years.

Clyde Smith J. A. Smith Twin Falls Idaho Harold Taddiken San Diego Calif Mrs. Smith

Obituary roundup lists area residents

Memorial hospital notes list numerous local deaths and those reported as discharged or with newborns. Names include Lawrence Twarling Stromsburg Daniel Thanel Shelby Roy Steele Osceola and many others from Stromsburg Silver Creek Osceola Shelby Decatur and Rising City with several infants noted among the arrivals and departures.

Lawrence Twarling Stromsburg Daniel Thanel Shelby Edward Crossant Harvey M. Johnston Osceola Don Baker Charles E. Stanton Abbie Zang Danny Peterson Will J. Herrmann Ray Wombacher Marjorie M. Fonda Mary Coufal W. B. Dake Silver Creek Bert Campbell Frank Ostrander Polk Guy Fox Matie Bedient Mary Martens Clara Berck Clifford Branting Julia Johnson Arvid Wittgren Jim C. Lynch Decatur Texas al Heitzman Delmar Polacek Mabel Stevens James McKeag, Sr Orlev Con

Osceola Athletes Banquet Features Les Livingston

Osceola Chamber of Commerce hosts the Osceola High School athletic banquet at the high school auditorium on March 25, 1960 at 6 30 p.m. Les Livingston serves as speaker for the event.

Les Livingston Osceola Chamber of Commerce Osceola High

Kearney coach Les Livingston to speak at high school event

Les Livingston, long time KSTC coach with 49 wins, will be guest speaker at a school gathering. He led the Antelope to a fifth place NCC finish this year and has a World War II bombardier background and Nebraska Alma Mater ties. Lutheran Ladies will serve the meal. tickets cost 1.25 and are due by March 21.

Les Livingston Kearney State Teachers College Kearney State University of Nebraska Livingston Europe Chamber of Commerce

Public Auctions Set For March 21 and 22

On Monday March 21 at 1 00 P M Melton Thomas near Gresham conducts a public sale of Holstein cattle Chester White hogs machinery hay straw dairy equipment trailers household goods grain bin pallets and miscellaneous items Pete Nicolaus Utica Audt Dan Waldron near York sell Tuesday March 22 at 1230 P M high grade Holstein milk cows machinery truck hay straw and other articles Lunch stand Auds Dale Auction Co York

Melton Thomas Gresham Chester White Pete Nicolaus Utica Audt Dan Waldron York Dale Auction Co

Dinner Socials Highlight Local Families Across States

Leon Fiala of Brainard and Marian Petrzilka of Dwight joined Mr and Mrs Tom Hofbauer Jeanne and Norman for a Saturday dinner in Columbus. Fiala returned from three years army duty. Art McVeigh visited with aunts Miss Joel Sullivan a patient in Douglas County Hospital and Ella Neve of Omaha. Don Brubaker of Traverse City Michigan stayed with his uncle and aunt Clyde and Mrs Smith as his mother Mrs Allan Brubaker of Brush Colorado arrived for an extended visit. Mrs Brubaker and Mrs Smith are sisters. Glen Solmen of White Lake South Dakota visited Marlin Johnsons. Laura Scott visited Lulu Ward on Sunday. Dick Watts hosted Mrs Katherine Mundorf Mrs Frank Larsen and Judy of Valentine Wednesday to Friday. Mundorf is Watts’s mother and Larsen his sister.

Leon Fiala Brainard Marian Petrzilka Dwight Tom Hofbauer Jeanne Norman Columbus Fiala Art McVeigh Joel Sullivan Douglas County Hospital Ella Neve Omaha Don Brubaker Traverse City Michigan Clyde Smith Don Allan Brubaker Brush Colorado Smith Frank Larsen Judy Valentine Mrs. Mundorf Larsen Watts

Child Welfare Tea Hosted by Osceola Auxiliary

The Osceola American Legion Auxiliary hosts a Child Welfare Tea on Friday March 18 at 2 30 PM in the First Methodist Church. Tickets from Auxiliary members gas company Consumers Bush's Drug Store Anderson Mercantile or at the door for a 50 cent donation. Proceeds support the Columbus Nebraska State Association for Retarded Children and the Opportunity Center school in Columbus. Mrs John Ditter will speak.

The Osceola American Legion Auxiliary First Methodist Church Gas Company Consumers Bush’s Drug Store Anderson Mercantile Columbus Nebraska State Association For Retarded Children Opportunity Center John Ditter

Farm Bureau Sponsors Neb Education Conference in Lincoln

Polk County Farm Bureau joins Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation to sponsor the Nebraska Education Conference at the Hotel Cornhusker in Lincoln March 21 and 22. Four nationally known educators will speak, with five workshops on Education goals funding and control. Registration is via County Farm Bureau and limited to Farm Bureau members. Polk County representatives include Mrs. Ben Peterson Rudolph Nyberg Mrs. C R Carlson Mrs. G D Bryan Homer Ingalls and Walter Berck.

Polk County Farm Bureau Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Nebraska Education Michael E. Kolivosky Hillsdale College Michigan Lewis A. Wagner University of Ilinois Berck County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Polk County Ben Peterson Polk Rudolph Nyberg Stromsburg C. R. Carlson Silver Creek G. D. Bryan Osceola Homer Ingalls Shelby Walter Berck

Social Calendar March events from local clubs

Social Calendar lists meetings for Entre Nous, Rebekah Lodge, Hi Lo Bridge Club, WCTU, Hospital Auxiliary, Gab-a-lots, Ride-a-week and Sociable Sals Extension Club with dates March 17 21 22 and 23 and host names including Mrs Vern Johnson Lillian Brown Mrs Jay McDonald Bertha Berck and Mrs Max Simonsen.

Entre Nous Vern Johnson Rebekah Lodge Jay McDonald Hi-Lo Bridge Club WCTU Lillian Brown Gab Herman Anderson Bertha Berck Sociable Sals Extension Club Max Simonsen

Scout Fund Sees Slow Progress, Local Donations Listed

The Scout fund advances slowly with support sought from business men and friends of scouting. Donations include Dr. W. F. Monson ten dollars, Kepner ten dollars, Osceola Implement Co fifteen dollars, Osceola Girl Scout five dollars, Gas Company ten dollars, Osceola Record ten dollars, and other gifts. Also notes social visits with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Johnson attending the Omaha Sport Show and Columbus guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Soukup, with Hofbauer and Soukup cousins involved.

Scouting W. F. Monson Kepner’s Osceola Implement Co Osceola Girl Vern Johnson Omaha Albin Soukup Columbus Tom Hofbauer Alfred Gondringer Hofbauer Mr. Soukup

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