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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1971

Page

4

Nature’s traffic laws beyond man’s rules urge caution

Mrs Freddie Lee Nickles presents safety guidance from Dr Lillian Schwenk of Iowa State University about weather and road conditions. She warns that hydroplaning can occur above 35 mph when raining and that braking affects turning, urging drivers to brake before turning to avoid loss of control.

Freddie Lee Nickles Nature Lillian Schwenk Iowa State University Jane Munson

Tractor IQ and safe farm operation guidance in Nebraska

Nebraska Educational Television offers three hour long programs on tractor safety and other farm equipment use starting May 6, 13 and 20 to help youths qualify for hazardous occupation exemptions. The guidance covers required hours of instruction and local extension training while outlining grazing rules for native rangeland and pasture management to protect investments and livestock.

Nebraska U. S. Department of Labor

Minors Eligible for Farm Tractor Permits Under LB 725

The law allows youths aged 13 and older residing on farms to obtain special permits to operate farm tractors on public roads after proving age and driving knowledge. At 14 and employed on a farm, they may qualify. a 13 to 15 year old may receive a six month temporary permit with parent consent and one dollar fee. After six months, under 16, a special permit is required to continue operation, with a two dollar fee and possible revocation for cause.

Department of Motor Vehicles

Local visitors attend funeral in Rising City area

Locals Mr and Mrs Dick Wingaard of Rising City spent Saturday evening with the George Bender family and Ashton residents Pat Mary Lou and Susan Willits who came for the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Glen Willits in the Chas Massie home Saturday afternoon. Si Cook and Leroy Brown plus the Koehler and Willits families shared cards Friday evening. Albert A Gabriel and Alfred Bernt attended the Emma Janicek Rosary in Columbus Tuesday evening.

Mrs Dick Wingaard Rising City George Bender Sam Willits Pat Mary Lou Susan Willits Ashton S. Dak Chas Massie Glen Willits Si Cook Leroy Brown Walter Koehler Albert A. Gabriel Alfred Bernt Columbus

York Pageant Awards Crown and Notables

Leila Miley was named Miss York with Linda McKeag as runner up in a 10 year old feature. Deaths listed include Veil Leach at Annie Jeffrey Hospital on April 8 and Er nest Funkhouser at Social Center Rest Home. New St. Vincent Ferrer Church to be dedicated March 16. Clark Snodgrass turned five with a party at Milan Snodgrass home on April 5. Mrs. Jay McDonald and others attended an Art Exhibit at Miller and Paine. one of Becky’s drawings was displayed.

Leila Miley York Linda McKeag Veil Leach Annie Jeffrey Hospital Ernest Funkhouser Social Center New St. Vincent Ferrer Church Milan Snodgrass Clark Snodgrass Jay McDonald Nancy Becky Ardis McMeekin Miller & Paine Lincoln

Garden Club meets with 18 attendees on April 17

The Osceola school band led by John Adams won top honors at a music contest in Albion last week. Weddings include Marcia Pratt and Rodson Lee Riggs at Trinity Methodist in Lincoln, Elnora Rose Hiemer and Norval H. Augustin at Sacred Heart in Shelby, and Doreen Kumpf and Edwin Care at Millerton Lutheran. A birth, Patricia Ann, arrived April 17 to Rex and spouse. Deaths: F. M. Leibee aged 93 in Stromsburg, and Mary Schinzel aged 84 in Shelby.

Garden Club J. D. Scott Marcia Pratt Rodson Lee Riggs Trinity Methodist Church Lincoln Elnora Rose Hiemer Norval H. Augustin Sacred Heart Church Shelby Doreen Kumpf Edwin Care Millerton Lutheran Church Patricia Ann Rex Watts F. M. Leibee Herman Anderson Stromsburg Mary Schinzel Shelby Hospital Osceola John Adams Albion

Local notes and weddings in Osceola region

Easter visits plus moves address area changes with Gothenburg and Exeter. Bernt and Novotny wed in Osceola on April 14. Polk County considers a cotton mattress program for rural families earning under 500 dollars. Track lettermen include DeLand Johnson Anderson and Calhoun. A new baby Robert Lee born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Mickey. John Fineey dies in Osceola aged 56. Osceola clubs elect officers and student wins East Central Declamation at Plattsmouth.

Lester Anderson Gothenburg John Cerny Anderson Exeter Walter Koehler Indianola Iowa California Blanch H. Bernt Albert Bernt Osceola William E. Novotny Schuyler St Andrew’s Polk County Cecil DeLand Gerald Johnson Alvin Anderson Walter Calhoun John Mickey Robert Lee John Fineey The Osceola and Professional Women’s Club Pres Elvera Brown Millie Dahlberg Gertrude Matheson

Osceola Legion Presents Home Talent Play

The Osceola American Legion staged a Monday night home talent play at the Auditorium with cast members Leon Merrick Happy Sickles Raymond Kepner Fritz Schuman Phil Timm Vern Hamilton and Leslie Craw. Changes at local banks and tenant moves were noted as residents eased into new arrangements.

Osceola American Legion Leon Merrick Happy” Sickles Raymond Kepner Fritz Schuman Phil Timm Vern Hamilton Leslie Craw Manhatter E. L. King United States Russia

Osceola considers city ice plant plan

The Osceola Record notes a municipal ice plant proposal with an estimated cost around 18 000 and a 100 ton capacity plant projected to earn about 5 000 per year, paying for itself in less than five years. Tschantre attended events Friday. Mrs Hutchison hosted a party, and Mrs Gilbert Hinkle with Bobbie and Janelle joined a Spring Concert at Silver Creek School Tuesday.

Tschantre Emma Hutchison Gilbert Hinkle Bobbie Janelle Silver Creek

Osceola Band Forms With Seventeen Members

A band is organized in Osceola with at least seventeen first class members. W A Newcomer renews contract as District Agent for the National Accident Company covering Polk Butler Nance and Merrick counties. The M E parsonage sold for 400 dollars to Merton Burley who will move it seven blocks south of the square. Will Horst arrives from Lincoln to pursue engineering at the University. The high school baseball team departs to play Aurora and Ravenna today and tomorrow.

Osceola W. A. Newcomer National Accident Company Polk Butler, Nance Merrick M. E Merton Burley Burley Will Horst Lincoln The University Aurora Ravenna

District 54 News Highlights Local Social Whirl and Hospital News

Mrs. Loren Miller undergoes major surgery at Osceola Hospital. Residents and visitors from Columbus Shawnee Mission and Omaha frequent Loren Miller and Wyman households. Alongsou page recounts trips to Arbor Lodge and picnics at Turtle Creek Reservoir with families and neighbors in Osceola and nearby towns.

Loren Miller Osceola Hospital David Atkinson Manhattan Kansas Kansas State Nebraska Washburn Minnesota David Brook David Atkinsons Wm. Brooks Shawnee Mission Turtle Creek Reservoir Bill Imhoff Beth Henry Buss August Schutt Columbus Christianna Lawrence Sarow John Wyman Vern McCormick Earl Hardle Richard Miller Ted Wyman Bob Wyman Methodist Church Darrell Atkinson Norman Carter Robert Tooker Sherry Jackson Cozad Darlene Hinkle Ryan Indian Hills Theatre Omaha Charles Cole Kathy Susie Schott Gayle Wyman Dan Miller

Visitors at Floyd Emmons Home This Week

Visitors included Mrs. Don Spale and Steve and John Simonsen of Columbus. Polk residents Mr. and Mrs. Victor Doremus. Stromsburg guests Cliff and Harlan Youngland and Raymon Burke. Hampton’s Mike Paneitz. Roy Emmons and Clarence Carlson. Enoch Anderson. Harold E Nelson and Margie and Cindy Simonsen. Walter Jones. Chauncey Cremeen. Cedric Fin cy and others.

Floyd Emmons Don Spale Steve John Simonsen Columbus Victor Doremus Polk Cliff Harlan Youngland Raymon Burke Stromsburg Mike Paneitz Hampton Roy Emmons Clarence Carlson Enoch Anderson Harold E. Nelson Margie Cindy Simonsen Walter Jones Chauncey Cremeen Cedric Finecy

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