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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
1
An Easter reflection contrasts Christian belief in eternal life with pre Christian thought. The sermon notes Jesus as resurrection and life and cites Socrates to illustrate the enduring inner self beyond the grave.
Announcements for the 1964 reseal program received by the ASCS office authorize reseal for corn from 1960 to 1963, wheat from 1960 to 1963, and grain sorghum from 1961 to 1963. The program lasts one year with storage rates of 14 cents per bushel for corn and wheat and 24 cents per cwt for sorghum. Intention cards mailed. producers urged to mark reseal or delivery and return promptly for grain inspections.
Frank J Kampovitz son of Mr and Mrs John Kampovitz of Shelby was forwarded to Omaha March 19 for induction into the Armed Forces. Eight other registrants were sent to Omaha for physical examinations. Osceola PTA will meet tonight at 8 p.m. in the grade school auditorium.
The Record lists spring election candidates and the city school district date in April with a May primary. It suggests studying the names before elections and notes Easter weekend weather in Osceola. The piece reflects on sports coverage balance and proposes broadened school-function recognition beyond athletics.
Beginning next week courthouse offices will close on Saturdays mornings. The clerk assessor and treasurer offices will stay open during lunch hours Monday through Friday, providing a net gain of one hour per week in working time.
Osceola Lions vote to provide up to 40 toward All-State for fine arts in Lincoln. Four students receive 10 each. April 26 glaucoma clinic planned, April 10 Ladies Night Out set. Penny Carnival prizes to be donated. Harold Klingman discusses conservancy district. Leon Draeger presided.
Russell Sapp, 72, of Albuquerque New Mexico, died Sunday night. He was the brother of Perry Sapp and had visited here several times. The Sapps planned to leave today to attend the funeral tomorrow at St Joseph Missouri.
Mrs. Helquest born in Omaha died there March 11. She lived mostly in Omaha with a stint in Osceola. Daughter of L J and Mrs Johnson longtime Osceola residents. Her husband Oscar A Helquest died eight years ago. Survived by sister Mrs Ed la Muth of San Francisco and brothers Hjalmar of McAllen Texas and Renus Leyon of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts.
County treasurer Carleton Anderson says farm truck owners who paid 12.50 this year may receive a 4 refund. The refund applies to farm trucks with a factory rated capacity of one ton or less per an attorney general opinion. Owners should bring their current registration certificate when applying for the refund.
The Polk county board of equalization will begin its annual session April 1. Taxpayers who believe their property is improperly assessed can meet with the board in the courthouse, according to a notice.
Funeral services held in Washington for Mrs Emma Lahuna Clin ton Herrmann who died Feb 2 at Wesley Gardens Des Moines. Born Aug 9 1879 in Nodaway County Missouri she taught as a Methodist missionary and led Johnsons Girls High School Jabalpur India for 25 years later serving at Isabella Thoburn College and Union High School Jabalpur. She married Rev Carl C Herrmann in 1947 then retired to the Highline area of Seattle in 1948.
Jill Newcomer of Stromsburg wins Polk County Spelling Contest with eighth grade finalists from Osceola Stromsburg and Polk. Other notes cover social security reports due by April 15 Nebraska racing season opening Fonner Park April 2 Osceola spring blizzard Easter Seals rehabilitation drive and local school athletics honors including Leon Johnson all conference basketball.
Osceola groups plan an April 3 carnival with numerous booths games and stands to raise funds for a foreign student project. The event starts at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium and involves multiple classes and organizations.
In this column Perry Sapp notes a friend contemplating an Easter hat and focus on Heaven over fashion. He recalls Good Samaritan Home landscaping plans and invites memorial gifts to support the project, urging donations via checks to the Home or the writers. Lee Schroeder looks forward to spring cleanup by city helpers.
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