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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
4
Proposed 1962 Nebraska ballot outlines amendments to Articles IV and V. It covers temporary gubernatorial appointments during legislative recess, districting into six Supreme Court districts, criteria for justices, district and county court structures, term lengths and salaries, and vacancy filling by gubernatorial nomination from a judicial commission list with Chief Justice involvement.
Voters consider a complex constitutional proposal governing judicial retention every six years, statewide approval for Chief Justice, district electorates for other judges, and a judicial nominating commission structure. It also addresses redistricting guidelines prioritizing population with area weight.
Text proposes by law the number of legislative members and district boundaries after the 1935 session. Counties with enough population to deserve multiple seats split into distinct districts with compact contiguous territory. From 1936 onward one member per district, basing apportionment on census population excluding aliens, with redistricting allowed every ten years following county lines when practical and weighting population over area between twenty and thirty percent. FRANK MARSH Secretary of State. Published 3 times starting October 15 22 29 1962.
Week of social visits unfolds in Wayland with church services led by Rev. Dale Krampe guesting in Osceola and Fremont. Residents host and travel to celebrations including the 51st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Shrum in York and Emerson, with family gatherings in Osceola, Lincoln, Fremont, and Peoria Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Dwane Wilcox and son of York visited Wayland church and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Schuknecht. Saturday evening coffee guests included Mr and Mrs Dean Raitt of Rising City. Wednesday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Peter Kopke. Fr iday supper guests were Mr and Mrs Evan Hall of Lincoln. They attended the St Edward Stromsburg football game. Mrs Jim Bennett of Fort Collins took Mrs Gary Allison to lunch. Mr and Mrs Bruce Hoffer and Mr and Mrs Ralph Allison spent Sunday in Nebraska City. Mrs Gary Allison and sons visited Mrs Delano Ahlquist of Stromsburg.
Mrs. Charles Olson dies at 95 in Fremont after a life of pioneer service. Born February 8 1867 in Burg Fehmarn Germany she migrated to America at 18 and married Charles Olson in 1893. Survived by seven children 14 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and two sisters funeral held October 27 1962 in Fremont with Rev Youngblom officiating.
Mrs. Victoria Staroscik attended the Micek Hoff wedding at St. Anthony Church in Columbus with a reception following. Alice Richards leaves for an indefinite visit to Clarkston Washington to visit her daughter Mrs. Dan Kelly and family.
Fred Seaton pushes stronger leadership and planning to maximize tax dollar value in state institutions. He appeals to voters to support his bid for governor and to vote next Tuesday.
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