Navy Seaman Reports to San Diego After Deployment
Seaman Recruit Michael L. Kuhnel, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kuhnel of Shelby, begins 9 weeks of Navy basic training at the US Naval Training Center in San Diego, following a period of service in the fleet. Also noted is Deland C. Fladman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol M. Filadman of Polk, returning to San Diego aboard USS Canberra after a Western Pacific deployment with the Seventh Fleet. An anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs John Massie is planned in Columbus on Sept 26 from 2 to 4 pm at St Bonaventure Memorial hall. Weather reports mention rain inches and cooler temps around the 40s and a 49 degree high on Monday.
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Deland C. Fladman
USN
Carrol M. Filadman
Polk
San Diego
Calif
Canberra
Seventh Fleet
John Massie
St. Bonaventure’s Memorial Hall
18Th Ave
15Th St
Columbus
Michael L. Kuhnel
Emery Kuhnel
Shelby
Navy
US Naval Training Center
Osceola Glow Drought News mix in local sports and weather
Osceola loses a tight 2-0 football match and suffers a 3-2 close call in another game. Nebraska and TCU previews note improving teams with D and C class comparisons. Rainy conditions at the Cornhusker stadium drew plastic covers as fans braved showers. Bob Dinges of Wyoming cited for defense after a fumble recovery against Air Force.
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Lincoln Journal
Clarks
Silver Creek
St. Edward
Osceola
Bob Dinges
University of Wyoming
Air Force
Falcon
Wyoming
Dinges
Election changes to county ASC committees announced
Richard C. Sealey announces changes to ASC county committee elections to increase continuity and effectiveness. The 1965 convention on Sept 30 in Osceola will elect three county committeemen on staggered three year terms with alternates. Eligibility remains open to eligible resident voters. committees govern price supports, marketing quotas, and farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Sealey
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Osceola
ASCS
ASC
Stromsburg Wins Defensive Battle Over Osceola 2-0
Stromsburg edged Osceola 2 0 in a defensive struggle on Friday night as the game featured a blocked punt for the decisive points. Osceola threatened late but a field goal attempt hit the crossbar and failed to score. Total yardage favored Stromsburg 102 to 94. coach Paul McKeever’s Bulldogs showed leakier defense early.
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Preebles College
Devaney
Texas Christian
TCU
Nebraska
Osceola
Stromsburg
Vikings
Bulldogs
Clarks
Jack Cerny
Oscenla
Paul McKeever
Sunrise-Sunset faces hard defense in overseas setback
Sunrise-Sunset stumbles against stiff Viking defense in a foreign matchup, with Bruce Bugbee, Mike Simonsen, and Mike Anderson pressuring the Bulldogs. Don Augustin makes two big interceptions for return yards but no touchdowns, marking two straight losses. Next home game set for 8 p m Friday against Clark with Clarks visiting. Calvin Carlson joins Peace Corps in Appalachia, moved from Berea to Wardensville. Marriage licenses issued by Judge Eldon Johnson list Calvin Crow and Twila Johnson, David Hiemer and Marian Smith.
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Viking
Bruce Bugbee
Mike Simonsen
Mike Anderson
Bulldogs
Don Augustin
Burg
Clarks
Calvin Carlson
Rupert Carlsons
Appalachia
Berea
Wardensville
W. Va
Driver education begins at OHS with 36 sophomores
Osccala uses a car for the first time in the high school driver education course at Osccala High School. Kenneth Rippe instructs with a Teniges Chevrolet provided vehicle. Students include Donald Augustin, Susan Buffington, Larry Burgess, Dale Carlson, Alvin Cederberg, Paula Cotter, Verri Crow, Dennis Fischer, Linda Herrmann, Kathy Hewitt, Peggy Iler, Jill Johansen, Gregg Johnson, Douglas Jones, Rodney Jones, Raymond Kresha, Calvin Kropatsch, Patricia Kropatsch, Kathy McVeigh, Twila Mentink, Nancy Mills, Barbara Monson, Marsha Nyberg, Anita Peterson, Marla Richards, Thomas Rodene, Dorothy Runquist, Valerie Rutter, Jane Sedlak, Bill Snodgrass, Victor Sterup, Sandra Stratton, Connie Stromberg, Candice Studley, Jolene Wiser, Ann Webig. The program aims to foster responsibility, high performance standards, safe use of vehicles, cooperation in welfare matters, and preparation for vocations involving motor vehicles.
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OHS
Osccala
Kenneth Rippe
Teniges
Calvin Kropatsch
Patricia Kropatsch
Kathy McVeigh
Twila Mentink
Nancy Mills
Barbara Monson
Marsha Nyberg
Anita Peterson
Marla Richards
Thomas Rodene
Dorothy Runquist
Valerie Rutter
Jane Sedlak
Bill Snodgrass
Victor Sterup
Sandra Stratton
Connie Stromberg
Candice Studley
Jolene Wiser
Ann Webig
Rules for Raising Boys by Frau Howe
A columnist advises mothers on parenting boys, arguing against insisting on cleanliness and urging mothers to rely on husbands for help. She contends boys learn gender roles by observing male involvement in tasks and that men performing semi feminine chores isn’t a sign of weakness.
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Kathy
Gerald Clark wins Armchair Quarterback contest with 12 scores
Gerald Clark of Denver edged Gary Garey of Osceola and Ronald Herman of Clarks in a three way tie for first in the second weekly Armchair Quarterback contest. All three predicted 12 of 15 games correctly with the Wisconsin Colorado game a 0-0 tie and Iowa Washington State misfire by all.
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Oscerla
Gerald Clark
Denver
Colo
Gary Garey
Ronald Herman
Clarks
Westerners
Clark
Garey
Georgia
Herman
Missouri
Kentucky
Cky Boys
Don Werkmeister
Rising City
Gary Rodene
Fremont
Tim Engel
H. W. Wurtz
Jim Peterson
Osceola
TCU
Wyoming
Air Force
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Alabama
Wisconsin
Colorado
Washington State
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas State
Texas Tech
Kansas
Texas
Tulane
Iowa State
Drake
Grossnicklaus Newborn in Columbus at St Mary's
Randy Harold Grossnicklaus weighs 9 pounds 9 ounces at birth on September 18 to Mr and Mrs Harold Grossnicklaus at St Mary's Hospital Columbus Ohio Fresh arrival brightens local community with a new baby name and family news
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Grossnicklaus
Randy Harold
Harold Grossnicklaus
St. Mary’s Hospital, Columbus
Polk County Crows Weather Report
Moisture totals for the week end reach 1.50 to 3.10 inches with adequate surface and subsoil moisture. Irrigated corn sorghums and alfalfa are excellent while dry sorghum and soybeans are good and other crops fair. Cattle prices ease with fat cattle to market and feeder demand remains steady. Farmers report very little field work due to wet conditions and fear an early frost threatening immature corn and sorghum.
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Gary Garey
Osceola Homecoming Plans Details Parade and Sidewalk Sale
The Osceola community will host its annual Homecoming Friday October 1 with a football game against St. Edward and a daytime parade. Local merchants will hold the Sidewalk Sale offering bargains on main street storefronts. Further details will be announced next week.
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Osceola
St. Edwardsuastream
Morris Rites Held for Mary Prudence Kinney Morris
Mary Prudence Kinney Morris died September 17 1965 at the IOOF Home in York Nebraska born July 22 1869 in Pella Iowa She married Henry Morris March 12 1890 and lived around Shelby They had a son Harold two grandchildren and two sisters Surviving are Mrs C R Timm and Mrs Leslie Hanshew Services were held at the IOOF Home chapel and burial followed in Shelby Cemetery at 1:30 PM
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Mary Prudence
Pella
Milan
Eliza Kinney
Toof
York
Columbus
Kinney
Shelby
McBeth School
Osceola
Henry Morris
Harold
Morrises
Morris
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
C.R. Timm
Leslie Hanshew
Joof
Chanel
Allotment notices mailed for 1966 farm wheat allotments Polk Co
The ASCS County Office mailed 1966 farm wheat allotment notices to Polk County farmers on Sept 10, 1965. Most 1966 allotments are smaller than 1965 due to a reduced national wheat acreage allotment from 49.5 million to 47.8 million acres.
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ASCS
Polk Co
Richard C. Sealey
Congress
Polk County ASC elects community committeemen in 1965
Richard C. Sealey announces results of the 1965 ASC community committeemen elections in Polk County. Meetings and ballots were held September 14 in each precinct with several farmers named to committees. County convention set for September 30 at 1 30 pm at the ASC office in Osceola Neb.
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ASC
Polk Co
Richard C. Sealey
Canada
George Gondringer
Dean R. White
LeRoy Berggren
Clear Creek
Roy Coffin
Herbert P. Kopetzky
Bernard
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Klee’ Hey
Pam
Diego
Cornhusker Stadium
Roberts
Osceola Garden Club
Emil Monson
Lillian Brown
Edith Richards
Doris Grossnicklaus
Monson
Goldie Bond
Blanch Rein
Lulu Hendrickson
Berniece Koehler
Platte Valley Assn
Eldon Johnson
Calvin A. Crow
Twila Jean Johnson
David J. Hiemer
Marian F. Smith
Frau Howe
Laurel Lewis
Dale Lewis
Jim Lewis
Earl Fransler
Boulder
Bert Lewis
John McCormick
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Polk County
Emer Stewart
Ens
Lloyd Fellows
F. A. Donelson
Harvey Pickrel
Valley
Francis R. Urban
Richard Wyman
Duane Schmoker
Nebr
ASC County
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