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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1969

Page

4

Spring arrives as county farmers eye new growth

The county notes signs of spring after a harsh winter with new grass and budding trees. Residents thank the moisture from melted snow and plan soil use. Polk County forms the Livestock Feeders Association with 68 members and eight directors. Officers: Dobberstein president, Kumpf vice president, Boden secretary treasurer, Krieg recording secretary. A public meeting on estate planning is scheduled by Polk County.

Polk County Livestock Feeders Association Polk County Country Club Polk County Jerry Bush Glenn Dobberstein Vance Toline Vic Mangelsen Gary Hullinger Don Hayes Bill Bryan Vernon Boden Bill Kumpf Ken Krieg The Polk Coun

College grants offered through 4 H affiliation scholarships announced

High school June graduates planning forestry or biological science study may qualify for four 1600 dollar Homelite scholarships and two 800 dollar Chevron Ortho crop scholarships. Applicants require 3 years 4 H for Homelite and 1 year for Chevron plus freshman year enrollment and a 4 H record. Applications due to State 4 H Office with transcripts. final judging in Chicago in November.

Homelite Textron Inc Chevron Chemical Company Ortho Division Chevron Chemical 4H Service Committee Chicago H. Cone County Extension Service

Community Social Rundown At Local Homes And Visits

A flurry of gatherings across the area includes Kim Hoffman's sixth birthday at Dareld Hoffman's home with multiple families visiting. Notable stops feature Devere Swanson visiting his sister in her Grand Island home, and Nora Johnson, Bill Stevens, the Donelson family, and Mae Twatling hosting dinners or lunches. Additional visits span Lincoln, Benedict, Louisville, Polk, York, and Columbus as residents attend baptisms, travel for a state bowling tournament, and attend a funeral in Colorado Springs with varied weekend hosts and travellers.

Harry Obrist Martin Hoffman Martin Hoffman Jr Dareld Hoffman Kim Hoffman Devere Swanson Grand Island Neal McBeth McBeth Earl Burke Jennie Burke Gary Burmood Columbus Annie Jeffrey Hospital Herbert Anderson Lincoln Richard, Anderson North Platte Norris Johnson Bill Stevens Carol Donelson Mae Twatling Raymond Dobson Jack Scholting Louisville Nebr Everett Powell Loren Loremans Benedict Kenneth Strong Maurice Newcomer Richy Mark Farmers Merchant Rudy Randell Archie Steffen Keith Kinberg Marlowe Edgar Peterson Brooke Berggren Paul Strand Polk Harry Batty Spokane Washington Esther Berggren Lewis Berggren E. H. Nordstrom Wallace Samuelson Wayne Johnson York Berggrens Omaha Homer Batty Colorado Springs Colorado Jerry Werth Jim Marak Harlan Iowa Bob Hollister Tom Kreis Wayne Beatty Kreis Mr. Beatty Quintin Torell A. S Torell Joe Schinzel Sandy Anderson Willard Hollister Byron Torell Kansas City Des Moines Irven Rystrom Clyde Hemings O. D. Graves Anita Hollister

Estate planning talk at Osceola church event

Osceola Lutheran Church hosts a Friday evening program on March 28 at 8:00 P M. Osceola attorney Robert Mills will lead a brief discussion and answer questions about estate planning.

Plans for Farm Training Class For Veterans in Five Nebraska Counties

James C. Smith announces plans to start a Cooperative Farm Training Class for veterans living in York Polk Hamilton Seward and Fillmore counties with a central location in York. Veterans on active duty six months after January 31 1955 and honorably discharged are eligible. VA will pay monthly training allowances ranging from 105 to 145 dollars depending on dependents, plus a per dependent addition. Tuition to the school will be paid from the VA allowance. If enough veterans show interest the York School System will be negotiated with for approval. Interested veterans should contact their local service officer or Polk County Veterans Service Officer M A Mills Jr in Osceola.

Veterans Service York, Polk Hamilton Seward Fillmore James C. Smith State Department of Veterans’ Affairs Five County York Department of Veterans’ Affairs Veterans Administration For Veterans Training Nebraska Veterans Administration Department of Veterans Affairs M.A. Mills, Jr Polk County Osceola

Food service course offered in York

A training program for food service personnel in nursing homes hospitals and school lunch programs begins in York on Tuesday April 1. The thirty hour course runs ten weeks from 7 to 10 p.m. in York High School room 107 and costs 10 dollars including materials. Enrollment limited to about 20, instructed by Mrs Ruth Rauscher with application forms at the first meeting.

York York High School National Food Service Supervisor Association Ruth Rauscher Nebraska Nursing Home Association Nebraska Dietetic Association State Department of Vocational Education Nebraska Hospital Association Dale Karnopp York General Hospital Mr. Graves York Senior High School

Engagement of Marilyn Oberg to James Headlee

Mr and Mrs Ivar Oberg announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to James Headlee son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Headlee of Aurora. Marilyn is a Kearney State College graduate and Chi Omega member teaching in York Public Schools. James Headlee works for the State Department of Roads in Wayne. A June 14 wedding is planned.

Ivar Oberg Marilyn James Headlee Floyd Headlee Aurora Miss Oberg Kearney State College Chi Omega York Public Schools Headlee State Department of Roads Wayne Nebraska

Bond sales start slow in county first of year

January sales of U S Savings Bonds and Savings Notes in the county totaled 6536 dollars, with 2.8 percent of the yearly quota met. Statewide January sales reached 4180887 dollars, the strongest month since February 1968, up 400000 dollars from December and Nebraska at 8.2 percent of quota.

U. S. Savings Warren Johnson Nebraska

Omaha-Area Weddings Set For August and Summer

Beatrice residents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Cramer announce the engagement of daughter Arllys to Craig Monson of Osceola. Both are Nebraska seniors at the University of Nebraska with Monson in Delta Upsilon. August 8 wedding planned. Exeter couple Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Koehn announce daughter Lynda Diana Koehn to Barry Schmoker of Osceola. both attend Kearney State College with Chi Omega and Sigma Tau, Gamma Tau affiliations. late summer wedding planned. Weekend guests at Broken Bow include Mr. and Mrs. Earle Miller and Cindy Schott with Tim Fischer in musical events at the A. C. Schotts.

Ervin Cramer Beatrice Arllys Craig Monson Wallace Monson Osceola Miss Cramer University of Nebraska Delta Upsilon Fraternity Reginald R. Koehn Exeter Lynda Diana Barry L. Schmoker Donald E. Schmoker Koehn Kearney State College Chi Omega Sorority Sigma Tau Gamma Ta Ing Broken Bow O. L. Fischer Earle Miller Cindy Schott A. C. Schotts Lil Abner Tim Fischer

Sandra Wasmund Engaged to Dale L Heth

Miss Sandra Wasmund of Hay Springs and Mr Dale L Heth of Valentine announce their engagement. Both graduates of Chadron State College, with Heth holding a Masters in guidance. Wasmund teaches at Osceola High. Heth teaches at Humphrey Public High. Wedding set for June 7.

Leonard Wasmund Hay Springs Sandra Dale L. Heth M. W. Heth Valentine Miss Wasmund Mr. Heth Chadron State College Osceola High School Humphrey Public High School Une 7

Cerny Named to All State Honor Roll in Class C

Osceola player Jack Cerny earns a place on the Lincoln Journal Honor Roll of the Class C All State basketball squad. The first team includes Holmquist, Hahn, Haase, Asrumpelsmeyer, Ventz, and others. Cerny joins Mathes, Kubik, Buntemeyer, Olson, Elwood, Kramer, Krueger, and Spilman as top ten selections.

Jack Cerny Osceola The Lincoln Journal David Holmquist Wausa David Hahn Elkhorn St. John Dale Haase Hebron Steve Asrumpelsmeyer Johnson-Brock Don Ventz Hastings St. Cecelia Journal Cenny John Mathes Grant Doug Kubik Cambridge

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OL So Osceola News Clarence Burke Leon Hopwood Shelby St. Paul United Methodist Church Papillion Douglas Bergren Green’s Chapel Bush Nahrstedt’s Kepner Roberts Marilyn Oberg Arllus Cramer Lynda Koehn Tek Cerny First National Bank of Osceola F.D.I.C Eda Ota
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