Eligible For Good Awards At CK Ranch Auction In Kansas
Royal and Arlette Johnson and Gregg Johnson are among 100 Midwest youths eligible for the 11th annual Good Red Circle Auction Achievement Awards at CK Ranch near Brookville Kansas July 20 and 21. Thirty-one cash prizes plus a $300 college scholarship will be awarded across five divisions. The contest rewards progress shown through records and photographs of purchases made during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Arlette Johnson
Ted Johnson
Gregg Johnson
I .Merle Johnson
CK Ranch
Brookville
Kansas
Agricultural College
Gregg
Arlette
John J. Vanier
Gooch Company
Gooch
Silver Wedding Observed at Morris Dunn Home
Neighbors held a silver anniversary party on Thursday evening May 24 at the Morris Dunn residence honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. The gathering included social time, refreshments, and a gift presentation to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Dunn
Dunn
James McKeag, Jr
Edward Pliefke
Kathy
Billie
Marvin Dawes
Marcia
Harold Jones
Dennnis
Apology for Chicken Price Error at Jack and Jill
The Record office admits a price misprint from last weekend with 53c per pound listed instead of 35c. The note explains a transposition error and thanks readers for understanding while joke about not making them eat all the chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Office
Jack and Jill
DeLand Visits Record Office
Dean DeLand former Osceola resident and advertising manager of the Monrovia Daily News Post visits the Record Office during a trip to attend an Alumni Banquet and catch up with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean DeLand
Monrovia
Calif
Daily News Post
DeLand
Osceola
Speeding and traffic fines listed for multiple individuals
A compilation of traffic violations and penalties from various states. Names include John E. Corn in North Dakota 70 mph night speed, Benjamin R. Wagner in Shelby daytime truck over 70 mph, and others with fines ranging from 10 to 31 dollars plus costs. Also notes improper plate use and insufficient funds check with restitution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Corn
No. Dak
Raymond Campbell
Omaha
Benjamin R. Wagner
Shelby
Ronald R. Brion
Ewing
Kenneth FE. Maurer
Columbus
Norman Tiny Rosen
Duane L. Swanson
Minnesota
James W. Maclay
Calif
Edward E. Davis
Lincoln
In Memory of Mr Frank Joy Our Beloved Dad
Poem-like memorial note from Mrs. Frank Joy and children reflecting on the slow passage of time since a loved father’s death. The piece recalls his sunny smile and chuckling laugh and expresses faith in God and remembrance as they cope with loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frank Joy
Frank Joy
Born to Local Couples A trio of May 26 27 arrivals
Birth notices list three newborns: Nancy Jo Kucera born May 26 weighing 6 lb 4 oz, Michael Eugene Branting born May 26 weighing 7 lb 4 oz, and Gerald Eugene Lisko born May 27 in Omaha weighing 4 lb 3 oz to Edwin Lisko and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kucera
Charles Kucera
Nancy Jo
Branting
Donald Branting
Michael Eugene
Lisko
Edwin Lisko
Omaha
Gerald Eugene
Cherrie Homemakers Meet At Pliefke Home May 22
The Cheerie Homemakers 4-H Club met at Kathy Pliefke's home on May 22. Demonstrations were given by Diane Lux Anne Dunn Barbara Buresh and Kathy Pliefke. The leader discussed belts and belt carriers. The next meeting will be at Marilyn and Barbara Oberg's home on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerie Homemakers
4-H Club
Kathy Pliefke
Diane Lux
Anne Dunn
Barbara Buresh
Marilyn
Barbara Oberg
Former Wesley Chapel Resident Dies
Mrs. David Thompson aged 73, longtime Wesley Chapel resident, died suddenly Thursday at her Hebron home. Funeral services were held Saturday at Hebron Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband and three daughters. Burial followed in Belvidere Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thompson
Wesley Chapel
Hebron
Hebron Methodist Church
Belvidere
Lincoln Vets Hospital Announces Civil Service Exam
Lincoln Veterans Hospital announces a Civil Service Examination for Medical Laboratory Technicians to work in the Research Unit of the teaching hospital. Starting salaries range from $4040 to $4830 per year. No written test required but substantial laboratory experience needed. Write Gerald W. Vallery, Civil Service Examiner, 244 Post Office Building, Lincoln, Nebraska for details and forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Veterans Hospital
Civil Service
Gerald W. Vallery
Civil Service Examiner
Post Office
Lincoln
Nebraska
Carol Branting Wins Midland College Music Scholarship
Carol Branting has been awarded a music scholarship to Midland College after a judge recommended her following an audition. The award covers lessons and adds $50 per semester, with she set to attend in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Branting
Midland College
Miss Branting
Bootstrap Tour Showcases Two-Year-Old Pastures In Polk County
The 1962 Folk County Operation Bootstrap Spring Tour gathers Bootstrappers with pastures aged two years or more. Harold Klingman says the event highlights new type pastures stocked with cattle, explaining Polk County beef cattle increased 40 percent since 1959. Friday afternoon, June 15 is slated for the tour with details to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk County
Harold Klingman
Polk County
National FHA Meeting Highlights Expanded Farm Loans
National Administrator Howard Bertsch told state FHA attendees in Lincoln May 24 25 that loan programs have expanded including Real Estate and Rural Housing loans. The act of 1961 increased loan ceilings enabling up to 35000 operating loans and 60000 total farm indebtedness with potential renewals and broad eligibility for families in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin J. Doane
Mary Ann Ludvik
Butler
Polk
Seward
Lincoln
Howard Bertsch
Farmers Home Administration
Nebraska
Kennedy
FHA
Extension Division offers Educational Psychology 288 class
The University of Nebraska Extension Division will offer Educational Psychology 288 Psychology of the Emotions and Mental Hygiene in the first semester of 1962 1963. Advance scheduling helps summer session planners. For enrollment call Betty Majors County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Betty Majors
Annual Nebraska Picnic in Eureka California
The annual Nebraska Picnic will be held in Eureka California Humbolt County on July 29 at Sequoia Park. The Northern California Annual potluck offers games prizes and entertainment for all ages. For questions write Mrs Roy Rylander 1372 B Street Arcata California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
California
Eureka
Humbolt County
Sequoia Park
Seattle
Roy Rylander
Arcata
Kay Timm Honored At Bridal Shower
A lingerie shower honoring Miss Kay Timm was held May 19 at Martin Hall Lounge, Kearney. Hostesses were Jodene Goetsch and Ardyce Watson. The bride-to-be was assisted by her cousin Pauline Swanson of Arnold. Miss Timm will wed John Lewis on August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Timm
Martin Hall
Kearney
Jodene Goetsch
Ardyce Watson
Pauline Swanson
Arnold
Miss Timm
John Lewis
Topnotchers 4-H Club Meets at Gaylen Wiser Home
The Topnotchers 4-H Club group B met at Gaylen Wiser's home on May 10 to discuss projects and wildlife observations. News Reporter Gaylen Wiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Topnotchers 4-H
Gaylen Wiser
Shar Anders Engaged to Pfc Roy Richards
Pueblo couple announce the engagement of their daughter Shar Anders to Pfc Roy Richards son of Mr and Mrs Glen Richards Miss Anders a Pueblo High School graduate Richards is stationed at Fort Carson Colo The wedding is set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Anders
Pueblo
Colo
Sharon Kay
Pfc
Roy Richards
Glen Richards
Miss Anders
Pueblo High School
Richards
Fort Carson
Summer Schedule At First Methodist Osceola
The First Methodist Church of Osceola shifts to summer schedule starting next Sunday June 3. Church School begins 8 45 a m and Morning Worship at 10 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola-St. Ed
Columbus
Osceola
First Methodist Church of
Canvassing Board to Examine Close Nebraska Election
The State Canvassing Board will meet on June 4 to review county ballot tallies for a tight Supreme Court nomination race between District Judges Paul White and Herbert Ron in Lincoln. The board includes the governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, state auditor, and attorney general. Close elections have increased in Nebraska with recounts in legislative races and near finishes in past statewide contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Lincoln
Herbert Ronin
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Third Congressional District
Robert Harrison
Lawrence Brock
Spidel Employment Draws State Testimony Policy
Governor Morrison announced a policy banning state employees from testifying before a legislative committee unless requested by the committee or the governor. The move followed news that George Spidel, master of the Nebraska Grange and a Department of Agriculture employee for over two years, served as a lobbyist for the Grange and was hired during the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Morrison
Norman Otto
George Spidel
Nebraska Grange
Department of Agriculture
Spidel
The
Grange
State Adds First Postwar Medical Staff in Nebraska
The State Health Department will add Dr. George E. Pickett of Morgantown West Virginia on July 1 without cost to the state. He will complete an internship in Montreal and then serve a two year tour in the federal cancer control division. Dr. E A Rogers says the addition marks the first statewide and well rounded cancer program for Nebraska. Dr. Mary Bitner is the only other Health Department doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
George E. Pickett
Morgantown
West Virginia
Nebraska
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Canada
Federal
Cancer Control Division
E. A. Rogers
Health Department
Rogers
Mary Bitner
Maternal and Child Health Division
Retirement program debated for state employees reemerges
A renewed proposal on a state employees retirement program surfaces after a recent disruption. Officials consider funding options and long term costs while lawmakers weigh benefits and eligibility.
Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Commission Seeks Local Program Adoption
Resources Development Warren Fairchild, secretary of the Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Commission, said efforts aim to gather information to aid local groups planning water and soil resources development. The program seeks broad local adoption and inventories resources nationwide rather than limiting to local problem scopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Fairchild
Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Fairchild
Gomez Hall named at Boys Training School in Kearney
The new dining and kitchen building at the Boys Training School in Kearney is named Gomez Hall. It honors Edward Gomez of Omaha a former student who died heroically in the Korean conflict after throwing himself on an enemy grenade. The dedication took place this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Boys Training School
Kearney
Edward Gomez
Omaha
Eye Bank Kit To Local Hospital Delivered By Lions Club
The Osceola Lions Club promotes Light Conservation with an educational display in the Consumers window and helps raise donations for Annie Jeffrey Hospital. A four hour drive by Trooper Vern Fairchild connected North Platte to Omaha with a live eye. Donations earn a Lions candy roll. drive extended to June 2 due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion’s Eye Bank
Annie Jeffrey
Lion’s Club
Osceola Lion’s Club
U. S
Vern Fairchild
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Osceola
Omaha
North Platte
Disabled Must File Before June 30
If you have been disabled for years and never contacted your social security office, don’t wait. Contact your social security district office or have a field representative call on you to explain requirements and provide doctor forms. The deadline is June 30, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Silber
Social Security
Lincoln
Social Security District
National Bank of Commerce
Social Calendar Bowed by Local Club Gatherings
The Busy Belles Extension Club meets June 6 with Mrs. Victor Mangelsen while Mrs. Albert Timm hosts the NBBO Bridge Club on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Extension Club
Victor Mangelsen
Albert Timm
Nbbo Bridge Club
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Roundup
Dismissals listed include Mrs. Jessie Hewitt and Mrs. William M. Larson of Osceola and multiple hospital notices for Stromsburg and Shelby residents. Entries mention Mrs. John Osborne with a baby girl in Stromsburg and several other individuals from Osceola Columbus Shelby Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News
Jessie Hewitt
Osceola
William M. Larson
John Osborne
Stromsburg
Claus Heins
Howard Liedtke
Lee Rein
Richard Husmann
Columbus
Adolph Alt
Shelby
Mabel Gillmor
Thomas Reece
Dennis Tomasevicz
Robert A. Peterson
Leonard Wieseman
Local births and hospital patients listed by names
A roster of patients and new arrivals includes Mrs. Robert Murray in Silver Creek, Mrs. Bertha Matzner in Gresham, Mrs. Charles Kucera and baby in Osceola, and multiple other individuals and babies across Osceola Stromsburg Shelby Polk and Omaha areas. Names include James McKeag Sr Osceola Robert McMeekin Sr Shelby Mrs. Dale Dunn Osceola Mrs. Edna Anderson Osceola Mrs. Elese Chase York Mrs. Zetta Nelson Stromsburg Mrs. Minnie Peterson Wausa Mrs. Vernon Boden Osceola Mrs. Edwin Lisko and baby boy Omaha Mollie Schneider Osceola Frank Messing Shelby William Harrison Osceola Nellie Smith Stromsburg Clyde Baker Polk John Wegener Osceola M A Mills Jr Osceola Walter Church Clarks Mrs Clyde Austin Stromsburg Walter Harbour Stromsburg Mrs Ernest Nyquist Osceola Kent Torell Gresham Marie Stunkel Polk
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Robert Murray
Silver Creek
Bertha Matzner
Gresham
Charles Kucera
Osceola
Donald Branting
James McKeag
Robert McMeekin
Shelby
Dale Dunn
Edna Anderson
Elese Chase
York
Zetta Nelson
Stromsburg
Minnie Peterson
Wausa
Vernon Boden
Kent Torell
Marie Stunkel
Polk
Bonds Offered to Fund Good Samaritan Village Care Home
Osceola community urged to buy 5 percent interest bonds backed by the Good Samaritan Society with a first mortgage on the Osceola care home and about 9 million in assets. Denominations 500 and 1000, 15 year term, semiannual interest, three years noncallable. Contact Dan Armbruster or W. R. Kepner for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Village
Osceola
Good Samaritan Society
Arapahoe
Nebraska
Dan Armbruster
First National Bank
W. R. Kepner
Osceola students present Born to Dance spring recital
Rosalie Anderson dance students stage Born to Dance at Osceola High School Auditorium on Monday at 8 00 p m. About twenty five Osceola children participate with tickets from students or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Anderson
Osceola High School
Osceola
Osceola Firemen Set Thursday Night Meeting
The Osceola Volunteer Firemen will hold a meeting this Thursday night to discuss plans, training, and event scheduling with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Clear Creek Homemakers Discuss Etiquette of Gloves at May Meeting
Clear Creek Homemakers Club held a round table on the etiquette of gloves at Lydia Jaax's home on May 16 with two guests. Mrs. Hubert Jaax presided over the business meeting and members named a favorite flower during roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
Roy Grossnicklaus
Mmes Henry Smith
Clarence Gondringer
Hubert Jaax
Cookie Gals 4-H Club Holds Home Meeting
Thirteen members met at Barbara Bennett home with older girls altering patterns while middle group taught sewing techniques and younger members prepared vegetable plates. The next meeting is set with Valerie Rutter on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bennett
Valerie Rutter
Busy Bumble Bees Plan Columbus Tour After Meeting
The Busy Bumble Bees met at Marcia Dawes's home on May 24 with 10 girls answering roll call and naming favorite sports. They plan a June 13 tour to Columbus. Demonstration featured Baked Custard and Tossed Vegetable Salad by Marcia Dawes and Barbara Senn. Mrs. Dawes served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Dawes
Columbus
Barbara Senn
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Cherrie Homemakers
Vets Hospital
Summer Church
Schedules Methodist Church
Malinda Brown
Agriculture Department
Pearle Finigan
Finigan
John Quigley
Spidel Employment
Legislative Council
Francis Robinson
State Liquor Commission
Adolph Allison
Clear Creek Homemakers
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