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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
8
Text of proposed amendments to Article VI. Changes include eligibility to vote set at twenty years, protections for electors from arrest while attending elections, and confirmation that all votes may be by ballot or other authorized methods preserving ballot secrecy. Repeals section 4.
Voters consider an amendment allowing state receipt of federal funds for public school services to students in parochial or private schools with no matching state funds. A vote for would permit federal grants via public districts. a vote against keeps current prohibition on federal funds for such services.
The proposed constitutional amendment would prohibit state funds from going to sectarian schools and bar federal funds from being used for sectarian purposes. It allows acceptance of federal grants under terms, while forbidding public funds from being added. It also bans religious tests for teachers or students in schools supported by public funds.
Osceola and surrounding area residents attend family gatherings meetings and club events through March and April 1972. Notable items include the 58th wedding anniversary of Adolph Grossnicklaus and Irene Burritt at Bernt's Cafe with relatives present. United Methodist church district meeting in Columbus. various visits and dinners at homes in Osceola Silver Creek and Shelby. and plans for the Wee Club meeting May 10.
NWU graduate Lynelle Fredrickson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Fredrickson, will be a sixth grade teacher at Polk next fall after earning elementary education. She held social chair of Alpha Gamma Delta and served on Panhellenic Council and student education groups. An open house May 7 1972 will honor Merle Cunningham and wife on their 50th wedding anniversary in Forrest Grove Oregon.
Wayland Merry Workers gathered Wednesday for quilting and carpet rag work with devotions led by Mrs. Archie Eklund and a Let There Be Light lesson. Coffee hostess was Mrs. Elsie Bond and they plan a May 10 meeting at Mrs. Lee Campbell’s York home. Steven Andrew born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Anderson of Osceola on April 29 weighs 9 lb 1 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Lott and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of Stromsburg.
Craven Stream and Seward visitors travel to Osceola gatherings as Kopke, Barr, Voss, and Newland families share dinners and coffee sessions. WSCS luncheon in Osceola, hospital visit in Omaha, and guests at the Lott and Dunn homes appear. Andrea Anderson stays with the Lotts. 4.25 inch rainfall recorded at Wayland from Wednesday to Monday.
The document lists primary contenders including Douglas German Edward M. Kennedy Jack W. Vaughn Uncommitted William E. Colwell Hubert H. Humphrey William W. Lyons Clarence Osier George C. Wallace John W. DeCamp Pamela Jane Shuck Edmund S. Muskie and Alfred Schutte.
A list of individuals including Gwen Searcy, T. J. Fraser, John A. Quirk, George McGovern, Scott E. Sidwell, William H. Riley, Mrs. Terry Carpenter, Frances McCall, John D. Webster, and John R. Sullivan appears in a public notices section. It names area residents and officials without further context or actions shown.
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