Swan-Scow wedding and community notices in Osceola area
Families attend the Swan Scow wedding in Columbus at Federated Church. Norman Micek and Elizabeth Laska wed at St Stanislaus in Duncan. Local obituaries and services are noted, plus multiple community events, FFA meeting, ceramics party, ice follies trip, and printer's devil Larry Johnson joins Osceola Record and Polk Progress staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hahn
Columbus
Federated Church
Tom Micek
Norman Micek
Elizabeth Laska
Duncan
St. Stanislaus Church
Alfred Bernt
Lee Iwanski
Debbie Iwanski
St. Isadore Church
Allyn Leimser
Omaha
Schaffer
David Leimser
FFA
Karen Leimser
Connie Leimser
Judy Fyfe
Karen Jo Schmidt
Louis A. Schmidt
William Fyfe
Karen Stempek
Connie Leim Ser
Moore
Fred Bernt
Clarence Bernt
Larry Johnson
Polk
Osveola Record
Polk Progress
Larry
Polk High School
Osceola
Nebraska Legislature kills capital punishment bill in 5-1 vote
The judiciary committee for the Nebraska legislature has again killed LB 466 to abolish capital punishment, with Sen. John Knight proposing the measure. Support came from church leaders and Gov. Morrison, while law enforcement opposed it, arguing the death penalty deters murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Paul
Lincoln
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
John Knight
Morrison
District of Columbia
Utah
Hal Bauer
Joan Knight
Arnold Rubnke
Plymouth
Ross Rasmussen
Hooper
Eugene T. Mahoney
Omaha
Elkhorn
Blue River
Grand Island
Norfolk
Highway Department
State Department of Roads
John Hossack
Wheat quota and acreage allotment for 1966 wheat crop
The Polk County committee reports the 1966 national wheat marketing quota and acreage allotment were proclaimed by the Department of Agriculture with an April 15 deadline. The 47.8 million acre national allotment supports a 1292 million bushel quota, with small-farm increases raising total to about 52 million acres. If no new law is passed, a referendum by August 1, 1965 will decide marketing quotas. penalties apply for excess production and nondiverted land. The notes also mention possible land retirement payments and pending support levels. The marigold is proposed as a national flower, though the U S has none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hossack
Nebraska Education Lepartment
Don McKenzie
Department
Johnson
Congress
McKenzie
Labor Committee
Nebraska
Mississipp
Arkansas
Tenne
South Carolina
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Cornhusker
U.S. Education Office
Floyd A. Miller
University of Nebraska
James Hall
Lincoln
University Medical College
Department of Agriculture
Polk Alcs
Wedding Dance Honors Merrill Krebsbach and Diane Alt
The notice promotes a wedding dance in Shelby Nebraska on Saturday May 8 honoring Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Krebsbach nee Diane Alt. Admission is $1.00 with a 750.00 Break the Bank cash drawing and a separate $1.49 tax included entry. ballroom instruction starts 8:00 P.M. with basic at 9:30 P.M. Advanced enrollment is the last chance, contact Mrs. Dale King or enroll that night at the ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Krebsbach
Diane Alt
Dale King
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Lune Star News
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Mary Ann Kropatsch
Leonard Kropatsch
Omana
Lawrence Leimser
Carl Bollig
Glenn G. Knight
Richard L. Malczyk
Leroy L. Sabata
Rising City
Arthur C. Oswald
Michael H. Anderson
Martyn L.yungdahl
Clarks News
Elsie Grosch
Silver Creek
Ray Darnell
Joe Monsons
Will Kohl
J. P. Luft
Fullerton
Roy Nelson
Max Nelson
Jack Wilhelmy
Palmer
Jackie Kortum
Chapman
Jane Reisener
Art Miller
Morris Garretsons
Capitol News
Schultz
Ed Schultz
Nebraska Future Farmers of America
State Centennial Commission
Nebraska State Historical Society Museum
Fort Robinson State Park
Arentier Fort
Red Cloud Agency
Ft. Robinson
Nebraska State Historical Society
Ft. Robin
Ft. Robinson Museum
Fort Robinson
Norman Leach
S&h
Kings
John
Rexall
U. S
King’s Ballroom
Shelby, Nebr
Duffy Belorad & His Orchestra
the Executioners
M. C. Johnson
Ford Tractors
Eikenhorst Farm Supply
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