Obituary and local notices from Polk County area
Obituary for Ray Wilford Miller born August 31 18% on a Polk County farm, died November 2 1968 in Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Anna Elizabeth Goering Miller seven children and many relatives. Services were November 11 at Wesley Methodist Church Shelby with interment in Shelby Cemetery. Also probate results and county election tallies plus a report on OHS football trip and Civil Service trainee openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wilford Miler
Polk County
Henry Clay
Ada Cotteral Miller
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Mr. Miller
Polk Co
Howard
Glencoe
Minnesota
Orlin
Osceola
Nebr
Morris
Johnson, Minn
Ada Bond
Las Vegas
Nevada
Lola Wallace
Denver
Colo
Doreen Sterup
Nebi
Gertie Langhamer
Hattie Cook
Dell Bachman
Shelby
Shelby First Methodist Church
Clifford Bahr
R. W. Odgers
Wesley Methodist Church
Harold Blevins
Gene Scow
Eugene Miller
Roger Miller
Gerald Bachman
Daniel Sterup
Edward Walsh
Pl ate College hosts counselors in Platte Valley
Dick Hatt and 19 other Platte Valley high school counselors attended a Platte College dinner meeting in Columbus. Topics included the catalog and degree programs admissions exams and admission procedures. Dr Louis Whitmore praised counselors as key to student transitions and lifelong success. Nearby visits included Dr Donald Evans with family and guests Mr and Mrs Bill Umstead and Mr and Mrs Eugene Sterup plus Miss Lillian Brown heading to Oregon and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hatt
OHS
Platte Valley
Platte College
Columbus
Laura Miller
Louis Whitmore
J. L. Evans
Pueblo
Colorado
Donald Evans
Wm. Ferris
Verneta
Kearney
de L. Evanses
Tuesay
Mervin Stromberg
Bill Umstead
Eugene Sterup
Lillian Brown
Gresham
Oregon
Denver
Nebraska highway program shifts to six year plan
Nebraska's State Roads Department will present a six year highway construction program to the 1969 Legislature led by state engineer Marvin Nuernberger. The plan expands beyond prior two year projections and aims for long range, more orderly system planning with future 12 year outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Department
Marvin
Nuernberger
Ernst & Ernst
Highway Department
John Hossack
Nuemberger
Nebraska
Hoover Commission
Barnett
Little Hoover Commission
Hoover
Nebraska Management Analysis Study Committee
Community Calendar Dates Include Meetings and Notices
Osceola events list clubs, church gatherings, and public notices for November including pistol and rifle club sessions at City Hall, Legion Aux parties, Scout meetings, cemetery society events, and legal deeds. Also includes Dear Mrs White advice column snippets and local social updates from Osceola and Stromsburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
City Hall
Maple Leaf
Legion Aux
Joyselan Byers
Marjorie Fonda
Elsie Stewart
Easy Aces
Edith Huggler
IOOF
Wesley Chapel Club
Rose Kresha
Alice Gustafson
Beulah Cemetery Society
George Buchta
City Cafe
T & C Club
Raymond Wagner
Leonard Fellows
Myf Rebekahs
Osceola Social Guests Visit Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilke Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson and the John Lewis family were weekend guests of Mrs. Philip Timm. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller visited Nebraska City to help the Bill Miller family move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilke, Jr
Jim Thomson
John Lewis
Philip Timm
Clyde Miller
Nebraska City
Bill Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray W. Miller
Minn
Omaha
Platte Center
Valley
Seward
Rising City
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Waco, Nebr
Nora
Nebraska Kansas
Osceola Booster Club
Charles Gordon
Jim Beebe
Polk
Wayne
Hill
Civil Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Des Moines
Dick Hatt
Osceola News
Stromsburg
Future of
Bay
Parassal
York Coin and Stamp Club
Synpleee American Legion
York
York Club
Wm. Meek
Irene E. Crosby
Margaret M. Scharman
Bernice M. Lind
Anna Nitsch
Bernard A. Nitsch
West
Island
Alfred Gabel
Elwin Dale Lewis
Norton
Ed W. Doremus
San
White
R.M
Stalin
V. Miracle White Company
West Fullerton Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
SMAN
Y Fotwran
Osceola Insurance “Agency
Sienderet
The
Lincoln Telephons and Telegraph Company
Ste
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