Dorothy Miller Carlsen Wins Diamond Recognition Award
Dorothy Miller Carlsen daughter of Mrs. Mary Miller formerly of Shelby won the Diamond Recognition Award at the National Woman's Clubs convention in Long Beach California. She graduated from Shelby High School in 1928 and signed 1,189 men as new members in the Long Beach Council while meeting 29 club activity requirements. The Long Beach Council granted her an Honorary Life Membership for outstanding contribution to its growth and progress.
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Dorothy Miller Carlsen
Mary Miller
Shelby
National Woman's Clubs
Long Beach
Cal
Dorothy
Shelby High School
Carlsen
Long Beach Council
GOP leadership, Goldwater, Curtis clash after election
A columnist critiques Senator Carl Curtis and GOP policy after Goldwater's defeat, urging new leadership and urging party unity. The piece notes Curtis opposing Goldwater and questions GOP strategy, while suggesting a Devaney style shift to win future ball games.
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Senator Goldwater
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Senator Curtis
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Curtis
the World-Herald
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World-Herald
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Court News Speeding Fines and Local Violations Listed
Court notes multiple night speeding cases on routes through Comstock Clarks St Libory and Omaha with fines ranging from 11 to 31 dollars plus costs for speeds 62 to 74 mph and a carless driving charge. Minor supervision and muffler infractions cited. fire crew fights grass fire at Ad am Luft farm. Lions noted territorial pattern. Osceola hotel to host proof of children pictures. checks and shipments tied to Union Pacific scholarships. Ed Schotts return from Washington trip with Nelson family.
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Gordon F. Bergman
Clarks
James M. Riddle
Comstock
John Medlock
Omaha
James H. Pullens
Wood River
Carless
Andy G. Glause
St. Libory
Loren Loreman
Benedict
James L. Anderson
Stromsburg
New Subscribers List by City and Subscriber Names
A Friday list shows new subscribers and gifts across multiple towns including Osceola Shelby and Omaha. Names include Mrs Robert Carey Dean Wheeler Diane Donelson Raymond Scholz Clara Alt Roy Schneider and others with out of state entries noted. A brief note explains some renewals gifts and free subscriptions.
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Osceola Record
Osceola
Robert Carey
Dean Wheeler
Augusta Lees
Larry Meister
Lucy Kirby
Irma Mills
Shelby
Mark Alt
Jerome Scholz
Roy Wyman
Clayton Ellsworth
Raymond Alt
Kenneth Bernt
Lavern Boss
Dan Hinkle
Hooper
Willard McKeag
Bridgeport
B. J. Matticks
Alma
Theo Hanson
OUT State
Bill Pitman
Gordon King
Calif
Robert Gabriel
Clarks News Clarks
Gene Lavelle
John B. Carter
Augie Evers
Guy Shenk
Silver Creek
Frances Zelasny
Columbus
Constance Zoucha
Central City
Charles Houd
Fire claims Nebraskan at Dorchester Arms Hotel
Joseph E. Nuquist a 54 year old former Osceola Nebraskan died in a Nov 4 Chicago fire at the Dorchester Arms Hotel. Kepner Roberts handled funeral arrangements. He leaves maude Nuquist Irma Laase and brothers Robert Andrew. The Osceola native was a University of Nebraska alum and attended Doane College Crete.
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Chicago
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Osceola
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Lincoln
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Moline
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Kepner Roberts
Labor market data notes October trends and training courses
October 1964 labor data show higher seasonal employment with 255 job seekers registered in Columbus, 24 fewer than last month and 139 less than a year ago. New claims were 65, below normal, and weeks claimed dropped to 340. Training under the Manpower Act lists courses for draftsman agri business and office machine operation with additional November December offerings. NINE SENIORS played final OHL game against Genoa, winning 26 6.
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Columbus
Neprecha Division of Employment Ofices
Mrs Pearce Dies After Return From Funeral
Mrs. Pearce died on November 5 after returning from Moscow Kansas where she attended the funeral of Dr. Ord Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West and Mrs. Fern Scott accompanied home by Mrs. Pearce. The article lists local visits and movements including Headlee Jim Peterson Back Row Mike Wieseman Craig Monson Joel Eikenhorst Jack McCormick and others.
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Fern Scott
Moscow
Kan
Ord Pearce
Pearce
Training courses to be offered in Manpower program
The next section of the Agri-Business training course under the Manpower Development Training Act starts Nov 16. Unemployed applicants should contact the Columbus Division of Employment Office. The 8 week basic course precedes six or more units including Bulk Tank Wagon Attendant and Agricultural-Chemical Technician. Successful trainees may enter assistant management training. program offers employment pathways at no cost to individuals. New classes begin at 8 week intervals.
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Columbus Division of Employment Office
Social Security visit announced for Osceola
The social security representative from Lincoln H J Hornby will visit Osceola on November 18. He will be in the Courthouse second floor from 9 until 12 noon offering updated reference material technical reports informational booklets and films for meetings. He invites residents to visit for information.
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Lincoln
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Osceela
Osceola Socials Farewell and Extension Initiation
Mrs. Leonard Mentink hosted a Saturday coffee for her niece Mrs. Joe Wegmann and her children as they prepare to move to Germany to join husband and father T Sgt Joe Wegmann. Attendees included family and local residents. Timmy and Tommy Willits celebrate their 11th birthdays. The piece notes AG EXTENSION INITIATES at Epsilon Sigma Phi with listed University of Nebraska figures and county agents.
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Joe Wegmann
Germany
Sgt
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Bob Baker
Earl Johnson
LeRoy Johnson
Janet
Columbus
Wayne Mentink
Brian
James
Fullerton
Jim Harless
Linda
Mark
Omaha
Wren Sherwoods
Wallace Sherwoods
Cozad
Barl
AG Extension
Epsilon Sigma
Phi
Professional
Gary B. Garey
Osceola
Polk County
Paul Q. Guyer
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
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Osceola Opinion Toasts Band Honor and Bus to Norman Trip
Local column covers political jabs at U S policy and a friendly nod to the Osceola Bandsmen who earned a state rating while director Cappen earns praise. A full bus trip to the Oklahoma Nebraska game is booked for Nov 21 with plan to depart Muse Theatre after midnight and return late Saturday.
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Noot
Robert V. Johnson
Osceola
St. Paul Juutheran
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Wakefield
Nebr
Cappen
Norman
Muse Theatre
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Polk County Historical Society Meets Nov 19
Polk County Historical Society will meet November 19 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Hazel McFadden Members may bring a guest The program features poems stories or songs of yesteryear
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AFS Cards for Sale Support Scholarships
If you're considering Christmas cards, visit to see AFS cards sold to fund American Field Service International Scholarships. Cards featured were designed by AFS students.
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AFS
Honey Sunday Benefit Aids Mentally Retarded Children
Osceola area hosts Honey Sunday to raise funds for mentally retarded children at the Columbus Opportunity Center. Nebraska Junior Chamber and Jaycees sponsor statewide effort, with 50 000 pounds of honey to be sold. Local jars available at Osceola Cleaners Saturday. Dean Buffington offers the cleaners’ facilities. Volunteers canvass neighborhoods Sunday 4 to 6 p m. proceeds support retarded youngsters.
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Vinton Clark
Columbus Opportunity Center
Clark
Osceola Cleaners
Dean Buffington
Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Nebraska
Dogs Rally For Fifth Straight Win In Season Finale
Osceola Bulldogs finish 5-4 after a Friday night victory over Genoa. Monson scores the final yard on a 61 yard drive as Wieseman also grinds out key yards, Bowe connects with Wieseman on a 30 yard pass for Osceola’s final touchdown. Genoa’s only points come late after the outcome was decided as Spackman hits Swantek for a 4 yard score. Osceola’s defense holds Genoa to 25 rushing yards led by Peterson and McMeekin.
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Osceola
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Jim Peterson
Genoa
Jim Spackman
Dave Swantek
Peterson
McMeekin
Engert
Nelson
Eikenhorst
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