Green's Chapel Celebrates 13th Birthday and Social Guests
Mrs Anita Hollister hosted a Sunday dinner at the Mrs Lloyd Hollister home honoring Mrs Maude Larsen of Kit Carson Colorado and Steve Hollister on his 13th birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Graves, Mr and Mrs Johnson, Mrs Westenius, Mr and Mrs Mattick, Mr and Mrs Lowther, the Willard Hollister family, and many others from York Osceola and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Hollister
Lloyd Hollister
Maude Larsen
Kit Carson
Colo
Steve Hollister
Larsen
Steve
L. O. Graves
Fred Johnson
Shelby
Alvin Westenius
John Mattick
Jamies Lowther
Willard Aillister
Shorty Schultz
Gresham
York Country Club
Carol Donelson
Janis
Diane
Lincoln
Kenneth Golden
Valley
J. L. Hurd
Everett Loreman
Pat
J. E. McCarty
York
Tom Kreis
Marshall Orrender
Russel Kreis
Marshall Orfenders
Kentucky
Bill Bishop
Sioux City
Judy Loreman
Hattie Newcomer
Seward
Linda Smith
Dwight Newcomer
D. KE. Powell
Pearl Blakeney
Harold Swan
Gering
Marie Rosdahl
Morris Boden
Linda Mentink
Gerald Mentink
Larry Kinberg
Columbus
Elmer Kinberg
Keith Kinberg
Delano Kinberg
Craven Stream
Neal McBeth
Ed Burke
Herbert Anderson
Dick Boyd
Ricky
Lawrence Twarling
Walter Twarling
Dalton
Arthur Twarling
Richard Anderson
George Barber
Don Richards
Bob
Osceola
Morace Warner
Bruce Rystrom
Meadow
Quintin Torell
Byron Torell
Astrid Olson
Omaha
Richard Teegerstrom
Brooke Berggren
Max Rystrom
Irvin Rystrom
Rudy Randell
Orfenders
Tracy Nelson
Diane Donelson
Twarling
Ray Warner
Rupert Zwiebel
Luther Kreis
A. S. Torell
O. R. Hennings
Lester Widga
Lloyd Widga
Dennis
Verlin Widga
Lyle Widga
Constitutional amendment on officer term limits proposed
Legal notice lists measures to be voted on November 3 1964 with ballot titles and texts from the 1963 legislature proposing to decrease the term of office for the Secretary of State Auditor of Public Accounts Treasurer and General to four years. It presents proposed Amendment No and states options for voting For or Against.
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Secretary of State
Nebraska constitutional amendment on executive offices proposal
The proposed amendment, to be voted in November 1964, outlines the governor and other statewide executive officers, term lengths, residency, and appointment powers. It also addresses departmental heads power to appoint subordinate staff. A second proposed amendment seeks tax exemption for values substantially contributed by the Veterans Administration for paraplegic or multiple amputee veterans.
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Veterans’ Administration of the
United States
Nebraska plan to exempt state property from taxation amendment
A proposed constitutional amendment to Nebraska seeks to exempt the state and its subdivisions property from taxation. It authorizes general laws to exempt property used for agricultural and horticultural societies and for educational religious charitable or cemetery purposes when not owned or used for profit. It allows partial or full exemption of household goods and directs a value formula.
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Nebraska
Proposed Amendment Addresses Tax Exemption and Tangible Property
The text outlines tax policy changes including shading and ornamental trees not affecting land assessment, veteran and widow exemptions for certain VA funded homes, and a proposed amendment to tax intangible property held for pension plans. It also mentions continuing existing revenue laws, and possible new classifications for livestock for partial year taxation.
Nebraska proposal on motor vehicle tax methods
Section details a constitutional amendment permitting a different tax method for motor vehicles. It outlines uniform valuation for tangible property and franchised rights, with reallocations of motor vehicle tax receipts within counties, and allows adoption of new standards for assessing real and tangible property values. It also addresses vehicles held for resale by dealers and interstate commerce vehicles.
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Nebraska
Section 1 Constitution Vision Taxation of Motor Vehicles
Text discusses raising visions by taxation for motor vehicles and authorizes a separate tax class for vehicles owned for resale by dealers. It indicates the legislature may establish the tax manner and extent for this dealer class and a separate class for other motor vehicles.
West Side News honors Lou Ann birthday with gathering
Mrs Homer Green hosts a celebration for Lou Ann Baker with nine kindergarten friends. Many relatives and neighbors, including the Wegmann, Baker, Ahlquist, and Morey families, attend weekend and Sunday events across Lincoln and Polk areas.
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Green’s Chapel
Osceola Locals
Emil Koziol
Angeline Gaver
Jerome, Blaser
Albin Koziol
Joe R Koziol
Kenneth Anderson
Bob Peterson
Ralph Carlson
York Hospital
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Raymond W. Arndt
Clair A. Callan
Frank B. Morrison
Philip C. Sorensen
Secretary of
Leonard Foster
Accs
Russel J. Swanson
Fred Sorensen
David B. Downing
Donald Dahlin
Polk County
Democrat
Central Comm
Muse Theatre
Osceola, Nebraska
Clayboy
Claris & “Spencer
Henry Fonda
Maureen O’hara
James MacArthur
Donald Crisp
Wally Cox
Mimsy Farmer
Technicolor Panavision
Sun
Mon
Cinemascope
Nancy Kwan
Tamahine
John Fraser, Dennis Price
Sat
Osceola Lumber CO
Cemith
Arcadia
CME
Ahrens
West Side News
Lou Ann
Homer Green
Robert Baker
Joe Wegmann
Mary Jo
Don Baker
Owen
Melissa
Morace Baker
Tommy
Julie Morey
Arthur Ahlquist
Delano Ahlquist
Tom Morey
Grace Moberg
Jennie Anderson
Mable Thesing
Covenant Home
Louisville
Orley Conkling
Scott
William Eickmeier
Staplehurst
Byron Johnson
Elaine Wegmann
Lou Ann Baker
LeRoy Johnson
Joel
Robert Bakers
Arlo Stevens
Karen
Hardville
Irvin Anderson
Gene Fusby
Clarence L. Carlson
Rebecca Conklin
Ellen Wittgren
Paul Fusby
Gene
Les
Janice Widga
Ter Widga
Verlen Widga
Walter Binford
David Sundhharet
UlndencdAne
Wesighones
MSU Org
Wegner
Monument CO
Central City
Nebe
Eldon R. Johnson