Mystery Farm photo winners announced in Osceola contest
Harold Klingman led the first place, Mrs. David Rutter second, and Vic tor Sterup third among nearly fifty entrants identifying the Mystery Farm near Stromsbury as the Berck place six and three quarters miles east on the cemetery road. The Berck farm, 820 acres, features hedges and conservation work by the Soil Conservation Board member family residing since 1945. prizes include five pounds of Glo-Wax from Farmers Co-op of Osceola.
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Harold Klingman
David Rutter
Victor Sterup
Vern Berck
Berck
Stromsbury
Cemetery Road
Troneer
Berek
Soil” Conservation Board
Mr. Berek
Virginia Torell
Vaughn
Betty
Burdette
Twyla Ann
Nora Jean
Organ and Vocal Concert at St Paul Lutheran Church
On Sunday evening November 24 at 8 o'clock a sacred concert will be given at St Paul Lutheran Church. Professor and Mrs John Seagard of Tuther College will present organ and solo music. The Seagards are graduates of Westminster and have performed with major orchestras. Mr Seagard is organ instructor and choir director, Mrs Seagard teaches voice. A free will offering will be received.
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St Pawl
el Paso
New York
Philadelphia
Seaggard
Madgrigal Singers
Luther
Seagard
Nebraska Snowstorm Reverie Delight Turns Frosty Grin
Off The Cuff by Bess Shermadine recalls the season’s first snow with fond, humorous reflections. The piece celebrates the storm’s beauty and small mischiefs while noting farmers’ woes and the cozy, bleak charm of a Nebraska dawn.
Nebraska Tax Probe Targets Big Firms and Local Assessors
Lincoln reports the Carpenter Tax Committee, led by Sen. Terry Carpenter, expands county by county probes into tax law violations. Findings include firms with offshore accounting and intangible tax avoidance, and calls for stronger state oversight and funding. Also covered are Interstate safety gains, a proposed 230 kilovolt power line, and Gov. Victor Anderson’s Washington trip aboard a Nebraska National Guard plane.
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Lincoln
Carpenter Tax Committee
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Saunders County
Hall
Douglas
Lancaster
Scotts Bluff
Box Butte
Kimball
Cheyenne
Sen
Carpenter
Nebraska
M. R. Darlington Jr
Washington
Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee
G&t
Railway Commission
South Dakota
Bureau of Reclamation
Ft. Randall
Victor Anderson
Nebraska National Guard
Local Social Groups Schedule November Meetings
Sociable Sals and Gab-a-lots plan gatherings on November 27 with hosts Mrs Joe Fijell and Mrs W H Norton respectively. Chapter CN Osceola hosts Tea for Junior Girls and Mothers November 25 at the Methodist Church. Legion Auxiliary meets November 27 at 7 30 p m. Bide-a-Wees hosts November 21 with Mrs Bert Gissler. Rebekah Lodge holds regular meeting November 27.
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Sociable
Sals
Joe Fijell
Gab-a-lots
W. H. Norton
CN of
Osceola
Methodist Church
Legion Auxiliary
Bide-a-Wees
Bert Gissler
Rebekah Lodge
Tag Day Fund Drive For Retarded Children In Osceola
November 17 to 28 marks National Retarded Children's Days with a nationwide fundraising drive. In Osceola a house-to-house canvass by Girl Scouts will occur Saturday November 23 with tags carried downtown 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Coin boxes placed in businesses solicit contributions for Columbus school for educable retarded children in Polk County. future plans include a residential home for trainable children.
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Osceola
County Assessing May Be Changed For Coming Year
Polk county may switch to a house to house canvass method for assessing taxes next year. County assessor Roy E. Horst plans precinct staffed assistants to fill out schedules, replacing the current worksheet method amid taxpayer dissatisfaction.
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Roy E. Horst
Polk County
Horst
Last Rites Held For Arthur W. Ransom
Funeral services for Arthur Willard Ransom were held at Kepner Funeral Home Osceola with interment in Hoffer Cemetery. He died in Richmond California Friday November 15 at age 26 and was a brother of Mervin Ransom of this city.
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E. A. Kiel
Arthur Willard Ransom
Kepner
Osceola
Hoffer Cemetery
Richmond
California
Mervin Ransom
Kinberg Transfers Real Estate And Warranty Deed Record
Walter Kinberg and wife quit claim to Elmer Kinberg a parcel described as SE by SE and NW by 28-13-2. Harold Walstead and wife convey by warranty deed to Algot Larson and wife a tract measuring 24 rods by 6 rods in NW by 16-14-2.
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Walter Kinberg
Elmer Kinberg
Harold Walstead
Algot Larson
Osceola FFA Campaign Promotes Safe Corn Harvest
Osceola FFA members plan a statewide drive to prevent corn harvest accidents. They will visit farmers to highlight hazards and secure pledges for safe operations, awarding stickers to those who commit. They stress equipment safety and operator rules with Vance Finley noting progress in reducing accidents.
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Vance Finecy
Osceola Ffa
FFA
Six Inch Snowfall Slows Traffic In Polk County Harvest Delays
Polk County reports its first heavy snow of the year reaching six inches, halting fall harvest and delaying corn and milo drying. Weather conditions caused closed schools including Osceola. roads limited to one-way traffic in spots as moisture content remained high and forecasts warned of more snow and cold.
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Polk County
Osceola
Harold Klingman
Milo Cron
Milo
Hi Lo
Fcc
Christmas Seal Sale Marks 50th Anniversary In Nebraska
The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association marks its fiftieth anniversary while explaining the Christmas Seal Sale program. Delmar R. Serafy notes the sale is the nation’s most extensive TB education effort with about 35 million families receiving Seals and letters annually. Seals mailed to 360,000 Nebraska homes help fund the ongoing campaign to eradicate tuberculosis.
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Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Delmar R. Serafy
The
Nebraska Associaton
Mr. Scrafy
TB Association
Nebraska
Scrafy
Beckstrom Infant Dies At Grand Island Hospital
The 2 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beckstrom of Clarks died Sunday at Grand Island Hospital. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at Clarks.
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Beckstrom
Grand Island Hospital
Marvin Beckstrom
Clarks
Osceola Bulldogs take third in Goldenrod Conference season
Osceola tally shows 1738 offensive yards and 103 points for the Bulldogs under coach Sipes as Curtis Bryan leads with 644 yards and five touchdowns. Rein adds 536 yards, Frizzell 150, Wright 112, with Dinges, Larson, and Carlson adding touchdowns. Six seniors end their Osceola careers.
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Osceola Bulldogs
Sipes
Goldenrod
Clarks
St. Paul
David City
Osceola
Stromsburg
Polk
Silver Creek
Genod
St. Edward
Curtis Bryan
Leroy Rein
Larry Frizzell
Rodger Wright
Bob Dinges
Don Larson
Ronnie Carlson
Bryan
Wright
Bulldogs
Rein
Frizzell
Dinges
Vance Fineey
Bill Kepner
DeVern Johnson
Polk County Nears 75 Percent of 1957 Savings Bond Goal
Polk county savings bonds chairman E. C. Nordlund released October figures showing E and H bonds sold totaling 22,400 dollars. January through October sales reached 339,552 dollars, 73.5 percent of the county’s 1957 goal. State Director Frank B. Heintze reported Nebraska’s January-October total of 67,730,795 dollars, 77.4 percent of the state quota. Heintze cited guaranteed value, indestructibility, and lack of market fluctuations as reasons to buy the bonds.
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E. C. Nordlund
Polk County Savings Bonds
Frank B. Heintze
Nebraska
Heintze
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Week in Review
Weekly hospital notes list discharged patients from Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital for November 11 to 18. Names include Mrs. Behrns Stromsburg Webster Mulls Osceola Mrs Rutter Osceola Mrs Imhoff Silver Creek Sharilyvn Johnson Osceola Dana Westring Stromsburg Gary Conrad Osceola Mrs Telander Peterson Stromsburg Donald Barry Osceola and others across Osceola David City Gresham Benedict Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Virgel Hastings of Lincoln hosted dinner at the Hastings home.
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Robert J. Behrns
Stromsburg
Webster Mulls
Osceola
David Rutter
John Imhoff
Silver Creek
Sharilyvn Johnson
Dana Westring
Gary Conrad
Telander Peterson
Donald Barry
Lillian McBeth
James Hayhurst
David City
Aster Kessler
Gresham
John J. Anderson
August P. Anderson
Frank Vetick
Brenda Bugbee
Alma Hayhurst
Shelby
Henry Renquist
Benedict
Ansel Fredrickson
All Fair Officers Are Re-elected For Coming Year
The 1957 Polk County Agricultural Society officers were re elected at the annual meeting in the courthouse. President Henry Galus treasurer Carleton Anderson and secretary-manager Ray Conrad were re elected with board members Wm Campain Effie Fernandez and Elgin Tenniges named. The group set August 4 5 6 and 7 for next year’s fair and laid plans for another successful event.
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Polk County Agricultural Society
Court House
Henry Galus
Carleton Anderson
Ray Conrad
Wm. Campain
Osceola
Effie Fernandez
Valley Precinct
Elgin Tenniges
Island
Billy Schmoker Visits Grandparents Over Weekend
Billy Schmoker spent the week end with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schmoker.
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Billy Schmoker
Mrs
Tom Schmoker
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