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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1961

Page

4

Polk County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting in Osceola

Polk County Farm Bureau members met October 17 at the American Legion Hall in Osceola. Walter W. Berck was re elected president Ansel Frederickson re elected vice president Linda Kinzli elected Women’s Board member at Large and delegates to the State convention named Walter Berck Frederickson Ben Peterson Linda Kinzli and Oscar Imm as chair delegate. County precinct boards chosen Osceola Otto Daum Island Linda Kinzli Canada Eugene Sterup Stromsburg Dean Sundberg Platte Henry Galus Pleasant Home Ben Peterson. Resolutions urged gravel trucks to cover loads mark bridges for capacity and publish hospital finances. Through roads and election timing changes supported. National stance opposed pay TV federal aid unionizing and higher hunting licenses, favored farm program continuation and industrialist representation in Cabinet. Two high schools libraries received The Naked Communist books. Natalie Hahn and Gail Giles sang duets. lunch followed.

Walter W. Berck Ansel Fredrickson Stromsburg Linda Kinzli Island Precinct Lincoln Ben Peterson Oscar Imm Polk County Osceola Otto Daum Island Canada Eugene Sterup Dean Sundberg Platte Henry Galus Pleasant Home William Bryan F.B.I

Letter to the Editor on Halloween complaints in Stromsburg

A Stromsburg resident laments modern Halloween pranks disturbing public peace. The letter questions fireworks laws, street damage, and safety, asking whether celebrations mirror prior small town traditions or become disruptive.

Hallowe’en Stromsburg

Henry L. Fillman Dies. York Insurance Man and Farmer

Henry L. Fillman 76 of York died suddenly at home five miles north of York on highway 81. Retired January 1958 to devote full time to farming and landscaping. Survived by wife Myrtle, daughter Gwendolyn Dahlquist of Minneapolis, two sons Warren and Gordon of York, five grandchildren, sister Lydia Cummings of York. Funeral at York Methodist Church with burial in Stromsburg.

Henry L. Fillman York Fillman Stromsburg John Anna Fillman Sweden Polk County Fremont College Midland Kearney Normal Watkins Ord Chamber of Commerce Wolbach Messenger Farmers Mutual Insurance Co Nebraska U.S York Daily News-Times York Methodist Church Nebraska State Historical Society Myrtle Baker Robert Gwendolyn) Dahlquist Minneapolis Minn Warren Gordon Lydia Cummings Methodist Church Max O. McCamley F. C. Freiderich

Probate Notice in Polk County Nebraska

Notice of probate hearing for the estate of John Miller deceased. Petition filed for probate of the will and appointment of Lulu Ward as Executrix. Hearing set for November 21, 1961 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated November 1 1961. J E Steeple County Judge seal.

Polk County Nebraska John Miller Lulu Ward Osceola J. E. Steeple

Polk County Wheat Sign-Up Dates Announced

Polk ASC announces Wheat Stabilization Program sign-up for Polk County producers from November 6 to December 1, 1961. Sign-up occurs at the Osceola ASC office. Price support only for cooperators meeting wheat allotments and using diverted acres for approved conservation uses.

Richard C. Sealey Polk Asc County Committee Polk County ASC Osceola Nebraska

Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Crowded out last week Valley residents visit Genoa and Silver Creek as families attend multiple gatherings. Attendees include Dale Dunn family, Lux family, Buresh, and Urban couples at DCCW meeting St Vincents Hall and 4 H Leaders Banquet at Lutheran Church Hall.

Vincent Shanahan Genoa Dale Dunn Verland Bauer Fred Dunn York Deanery Dccw St. Vincent’s Hall Allan Kresha Gerhardt Lux Dianne Raymond Schott Leo Kresha Jack Wiesé Laurence Meister Polk-Osceola Calmar Herrmann Harold Jarmin Floyd

Community Notes from Emmons County This Week

Dale Dunn attended a Foxbilt Feed supper at the Legion Club. DCCW members gathered at St. Vincent's Church. Omaha visitors spent Sunday with the Fornander family. Local gatherings included bridal and miscellaneous showers for Mrs Ted Samland. Families hosted and attended farm bureau meetings and parent days in Lincoln.

Emmon Dale Dunn Legion Club Allan Kresha Glenn Kresha DCCW St. Vincent’s Church Theodore Samland Omaha Erfie Fornander Jack Wieseman Carl Wieseman C. R. Carlson Lewis Dunn Effie Fornander Morris Newcomer Ted Samland Beverly Wieseman Jack McCormick Ruth Johnson Fred Wieseman Barbara Beverly Harry Ludi Los Angeles Calif S. W. Calhoun Ag Men’s Club Lincoln Neola Dunn Dave Rutter Maurice Newcomer Home Bruce Pickett The Farm Bureau Legion Hall

Men In The Service Updates From October Duty

Gary Gustafson of Set. 27692405 1057 Trans. Co. Camp Carson Colorado was called into active duty in October as part of the National Guard. Richard E Peterson of Osceola, son of Mrs. Mae Peterson, earned a certificate of achievement with the 1st Missile Battalion 43rd Artillery Nike Hercules unit at Fairchild Air Force Base Washington. Peterson joined the Army in November 1959 after basic at Fort Riley Kansas and is a 1953 Osceola High School graduate.

Gary Gustafson National Guard Trans. Co Camp Carson Colorado Gary Mark Gustafson Richard E Peterson Mae Peterson Osceola Batalion 43Rd Artillery Fairchild Air Force Base Wash Peterson Army Fort Riley Kans Osceola High School

Swede Home Visits and Sunday Dinners Reported

Mr and Mrs David Jones and Mrs Viola Wieseman visited their father Charles Timm a patient in a Omaha hospital. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Thelander Darwin Doyle Mrs Harold A Johnson Mardell and Mary and J E Gestrine at Mrs John Gestrine and family. Pastor and Mrs Bernt Johnson of Smolan Kans called on Mr and Mrs Carl G Johnson Tuesday. Mrs Mel Engberg Scott and Chris Ann of Norfolk are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Anderson for a few days. Mrs Fritz Engel and daughter visited Mrs Duane Jones Saturday afternoon. The Otto Swanson home saw Mrs C M Hadley Mrs David Jones Mr and Mrs August F Carlson Mrs Delia Samuelson and Wallace Mrs Martin Lindstrom Mrs Rudolph Appleton Pastor Gerald Leaf Mr and Mrs Frank Thelander and

David Jones Viola Wieseman Omaha Charles Timm Henry Thelander Darwin and Doyle Harold A. Johnson Mardell Mary J. E. Gestrine John Gestrine Bernt Johnson Smolan Kans Martin Lindstrom Rudolph Appleton Gerald Leaf And Frank Thelander Ralph Paul Iowa William Larson August F. Carlson Adolph Forss Anna Freida Forss Milton Anderson Amanda Anderson Vance Teegerstrom Ronald Sarow Rudy Sanding Mardelle Mary Beth C. G. Rudeen Carolyn Jones Fremont Charles Raymond D Johnson Linda Johnson Carl G. Johnson Gary Mosier Blayne Lincoln Harold W. Johnson Keith Gustav Peterson Allen Ralph Bond Roy Rider Floyd Everett Central City John Ringel Fred Dunn Dale Dunn Charlotte Dinges Leroy Dinges Kearney Rose Dinges Roger Wren Sherwood J. H. Gustafson Sherwoods Guy Sherwood Luther College Wahoo Beth Monson Ruth York Raymond Petie Wesleyan University Judy Cerny Linda Meister Leona Campbell Bert Burns Dunns Ringel Emil S. F. Johnson Charlie Norman Stromsburg Ford Bond Sioux Falls So. Dak Jack Conrad Max Kroger Polk Bonds Gaylen Holmes Sam Cook Clarks Wren Sherwoods Ray Gestrine

Social News From Iowa and Nebraska Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Ralph Paul of Iowa host and guest lists include Mrs William Larson and Mrs August F Carlson plus many neighbors. Attendees share Thursday Friday and Sunday visits with families in Fremont Lincoln and Omaha. Bible study gatherings and college events are noted along with a Luther College homecoming and various supper and dinner invitations.

Calvary Evangelical Church Swede Home Events

Calvary Evangelical Church of Swede Home schedules events with Rev. P. Gerald Leaf as vice pastor. On Thursday November 2 at 8:00 p.m. a Sunday School teachers meeting is planned. The Confirmation class meets Saturday November 4 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. On Sunday November 5 All Saints Day service and Sunday school at 10:00 a.m.

Calvary Evangelical Church of

Calvary Church Schedule for November Meetings

Worship services at 11 00 a m Monday November 6 Calvary Choir practice at 8 00 p m Tuesday November 7 Board of Administrat ion meets Wednesday November 8 Naomi Unit and Lois Unit meet at 2 00 p m Thursday November 9 Mary Unit meets at 2 00 p m Calvary Churchmen meet at 8 00 p m

Calvary Choir Board of Administration Naomi Lois Mary Calvary

Osceola News Items Reflect Local Social Visits

Local residents and guests share visits and weekend stays across Osceola. Mrs. John Ringel and Mrs. Fred Dunn hosted and hosted guests, with travel from Omaha Lincoln and Stromsburg. A Bible Conference at Luther College drew several area attendees.

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