Cub Scouts Honor Pack Members At Osceola Ceremony
Laura Olseen continues as Secretary-Treasurer as Cub Scouts award Wolf Bear and Lion badges to Gordon Olseen Lynn Schneider and Rodney Jarmin. Service Stars go to Lynn Schneider Bill Kepner Johnny Rech Glenn Heckman Steven Sigler Ralph Swenson. Bobcat pins honor Petey Peterson Gregg Johnson. God and Country award urged. Webelos recite Scout Law. Keeper of the Buckskin badge awarded Bill Kepner. Retiring Den Mothers honored. Cubmaster thanked as Dewey Sigler noted for two years of attendance. Refreshments follow.
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Lynn Schneider
Bill Kepner
Johnny Rech
Glenn Heckman
Steven Sigler
Ralph Swenson
Petey” Peterson
Gregg Johnson
Irvin Heckman
Cub Scouting
Boy Scouts
Webelos
Osceola
Oliver Schneider
G. Clarence Carlson
M. Lewenson
Pastor Swenson
Kepner
Schneider
Dewey Sigler
Grocery Sale Bits From an Old Advertisement
Fragmentary ad reads prices for canned goods and large packages with cents, listing two and a half dozen items with varying discounts. The readable portions show 33 cents for No. 2% cans, 25 cents for four large cans, and 21 cents for three packages.
Longtime Nebraska matriarch ends t
Mrs. Lockard dies at 88 after a life spanning farms near Shelby moving to California and Nebraska. Survived by nine children 28 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren sister and many relatives. Funeral at Wesley Methodist Shelby with Rebekah Lodge graveside rites.
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Shelby
Frank Thelen
Great Beyond
Edna Treadway
Osceola
Iva Davis
Glenda
Wyo
Rosa Davis
Ruby Schilling
Scotia
Cora Lucas
Salem
Oregon
Fern Schmoker
John Lockard
Dewey Lockard
Silver Creek
James Lockard
Los Angeles
Calif
Ruby Adams
Oregon City
Ore
Lockard
Wesley Methodist Church
E. W. Price
Rebekah Lodge
James Treadway
Gene Treadway
Robert Davis
Duane Schmaker
Charles Lockard
Dale Scow
Walden
Glen Moon
Lloyd Scow
David Scow
Louis Scow
Joan Taddiken
Town
W. V. Davis
Earl Schilling
Cuyler Reed
Gene Reed
Tommy Egert
Springville
Iowa
August Peterson
Denver
Min Strickland
Wayne
Kathryn McLaughlin
Harlan Mitchell
Lincoln
Nebraska constitutional amendments on legislative sessions and pay
Legal notice for November 7 1950 ballot proposing amendments to sections 6 and 7 Article III Nebraska Constitution. Measures allow either annual or biennial sessions, restrict certain business in even numbered years, set four year terms for legislators and provide for legislative compensation as allowed by law. Oppose amendment details noted as by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska constitutional amendments proposed for 1950 ballot
Text outlines changes to Nebraska Article III sections 6 and 7 proposing a Legislature of 30 to 50 members with annual or biennial sessions and staggered elections. It specifies even numbered districts elect two year terms and odd districts four year terms beginning January after the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Pee US
Legislative pay and amendment submission outline
The text describes nonpartisan nomination for legislators, a Legislature set salary baseline and travel expenses, and no other pay. It requires amendments to be voter approved on a separate ballot in 1950 with four weekly legal notices in each county before the general election.
Nebraskas 1949 proposed constitutional amendments filed
The document outlines proposed amendments to the Nebraska Constitution including Article III and Article I10 with immediate effectiveness upon canvass completion. It assigns the Governor duty to proclaim adoption and notes approval date May 28, 1949 by Secretary of State Frank Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
Secretary of
Herrmann Obituary Leaves Family in Mourning
An obituary notes Herrmann son of Adam and Mary Kadon Herrmann. The family moved to a new home when he was two years old, marking the early decades of his life.
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Adam and
Mary
Kadon) Herrmann
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CUB
Laura Olseen
Wolf
Bear
Lion
Gordon Olseen
Lynn Schnider
Rodney Jarmin
Wesley A. Koehler
Republican
Polk County Assessor
Polk County
Arthur S. Nelson
Democrat
Green
Bush
Chee Gee
Goldea Quarters
Reda
Corfiel
Mrs. Tucker
Concord Grape Jam
Brimfull Grapefruit
Baby Ruth
Butterfingers
Perfex
Jumpkin
Fleischman’s
France
Lux
Emma Elizabeth Pahrmann
Spencer
Madison County
Raymond Herrmann
Humphrey
Maurice Herrmann
Newman Grove
Marvin Herrmann
Chicago
Beulah Knapp
Madison
Edward
Harry
Bertha Koehler
Hayward
California
Rose Koehler
Oakland
Mary Dunn
Beatrice
Dora Burns
William Herrmann
Stromsburg
Lewis Herrmann
Raymond
Herrmann
Columbus
Zach
Aptz
W. G. Herrmann
Beatice
Maud Herrmann
Calmer
Richard
Allen Herrmann
Chester Cremeen
Jay Timmons
John Trennery
Lena Janings
Omaha
John Herrmann
Will Herrmann
Walter Koehler
Will Dunn
Calmer Dunn
Lars Anderson
Homer
Genoa
P. H. Langan
Earl
Louis Gronenthal
Herman Pahrmann
Platte Center
Lucille Kluever
Neal
Lauren Carstensen
Grand Island
Will Pohrmann
Sam Adkins
St. Edward
Ruth Kearney
Kankakee
Lester Bravestrong
Howells
Herman Janssen
Behlens
Loren Behlen
Geo. Behlen
Emil Mohrman
Melvin
Leonard and
Allen Mohrman
Folk County
Perry N. Sapp
Nebr
Andrew M. Matthews
City
Natl. Bank
York
Gambles
S&g
DuPont
Hercules
Stevens Model
Winchester
Western Auto Store
Osceol
U.S
Jouch
NERES
Jackson
Brundby
Launderers
Arey
Brabec and
Hrouda
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