E and H Savings Bonds Boost Attractiveness and Rates
Polk County Savings Bonds Committee chair E C Nordlund said the one half percent rise in interest on old and new Series E and H bonds makes them appealing to millions of holders. The new law adds 3 percent interest on bonds bought after June 1 and increases returns on outstanding E and H bonds from June 1 1959 until maturity, with a 10 year extension for all E bonds. He urged owners to keep existing bonds and continue purchasing new ones.
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United States Savings
E. C
Treasury
Nordlund
Cool Cats Float Parade Plans and Homecoming Royalty
Students are urged to join a 2:30 parade on October 2 under the theme Kookie Talk. The Hopsters will march as the Beatnik Band, OHS presents Hopiest Doll and Homecoming Royalty for 1959.
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Dullsville
Hopsters
OHS
Hep Bulldogs
St. Edward
Bullsville
Conservation Loans Offered To Farmers By ACP
Polk County farmers face costly conservation needs but can access cost sharing through the Agricultural Conservation Program. Chairman Richard C. Sealey notes funds are available to aid farmers in applying long term soil conservation practices. Farmers with problems and insufficient funds should contact the Osceola Nebraska ASC office this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Richard C. Sealey
Polk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Sealey
Mr. Sealey
Congress
Mrr Sealey
ASC
Osceola
Nebraska
Open House At Osceola Schools Draws Many Parents
Osceola Schools held an open house on Tuesday evening September 15. Dale Frizell President of the Board of Education welcomed attendees while Superintendent Bugbee introduced the faculty of twenty one. A student program featured twirling, tap dances, vocal duets, accordion pieces, a vocal and instrumental trio, an octet and a vocal solo with performances by Barbara Oberg Karen Ferris Leila Miley Carol Branting Jackie Tindall Linda Meister Dianne Lux. The Cheerie Sisters 4-H Club presented the octet Country Gardens and 4-H Choral. Coffee and rolls were served after the program as visitors toured the two buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Dale Frizzell
Board of Education
Bugbee
Barbara Oberg
Karen Ferris
Leila Miley
Carol Branting
Jackie Tindall
Linda Meister
Dianne Lux
Jenny Lind
Danny Husak
Carole
Danny
Lana Sterup
Cheerie Sisters
Barbara Wieseman
Barbara Buresh
Marilyn Oberg
Kathryn Pliefke
Carolee Dawes
Nancy Carlson
Linda McKeag
Lora Lee Dawes
Osceola Firemen Gather for September Meeting
Osceola volunteer firefighters plan their September meeting on Thursday the 24th. The session aims to discuss routine duties and community service efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Volunteer Firemen
Last Rites Held For Everette S Funkhouser In Shelby
Everette S Funkhouser, born August 15 1884 in Urbana Illinois, died September 15 in Columbus Nebraska at 75. Funeral services conducted Saturday September 18 at United Brethren Church Shelby with Rev Karl F Zieman officiating. Burial followed at Shelby Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette S. Funkhouser
United Brethren Church
Shelby
Karl F. Zieman
Mr. Funkhouser
Urbana
Illinois
Columbus
Nebro
Lincoln Socials Include Johnson and Scholz Visitors
Mr and Mrs Leonard Men tink and Mr and Mrs Walter Watts were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roswill Johnson in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Arthur E Scholz of San Diego are visiting relatives and friends. Gerhardt Lux and Donald Sterup were Tuesday visitors in Laurence Meister’s home. LeRoy Rhodes visited Fred Allen’s home in Humboldt from Monday to Friday. Theo Hansen family reunion weekend at Stanford Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mentink
Walter Watts
Roswill Johnson
Lincoln
Arthur E. Scholz
San Diego
California
Gerhardt Lux
Donald Sterup
Laurence Meister
LeRoy Rhodes
Fred Allen
Humboldt
Theo. Hansen
Stanford
Nebr
Patrol Officers Stationed In Polk County With Two Troopers
Two patrol troopers begin duties in Polk County on October 1 arriving earlier to take over patrols. Vern Fairchild from Grand Island and Lindin Mulford of Stuart Nebraska will operate in Polk County with emphasis on county roads. The station is in Osceola and duties will be for an indefinite period amid high local fatality rates.
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Polk County
Vern Fairchild
Grand Island
Lindin Mulford
Stuart
Nebr
Mulford
Osceola
Fairchild
Harlan Rowan Leaves Osceola Post for New Job
Harlan H. Rowan resigns as Street Water and Sewer Commissioner after 31 years. Mayor Fred Bond appoints Don Baer to replace him with Lloyd Fjell as assistant. Rowan begins work Monday September 14 at Johnson Plumbing and Heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Rowan
Johnson Plumbing & Heating
Harlan H. Rowan
Osceola
Fred Bond
Don Baer
Lloyd Fjell
Rowan
Johnson Plumbing and Heating
Christian Leadership Classes Planned at Local Methodist Church
A Christian Leadership School will open at the local Methodist Church starting Sunday night September 27. Classes run 7:30 to 9:30 each evening with a 20 minute intermission. Courses aid parents teachers and church workers including Understanding Children Understanding Children for different age groups Understanding Youth Adult Work In the Church School and How To Improve the Church School. Instructors include three from Lincoln and one from Hastings. attendees will travel from towns within 40 to 50 miles.
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Christian Leadership
Church Commission On Education
Methodist Conference
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Hastings
Mother of Osceola Man Passes Away in Talmage Nebr
Mrs. Lena Marie Hauberg of Talmage Nebraska died September 18 at age 81 in the home of her daughter Mrs. Claude Johnson. She was born November 20, 1877 in Nebraska City. Funeral services were held Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Talmage with burial at Wyuka Cemetery in Nebraska City. Mr Harold Hauberg and family attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Marie Hauberg
Talmage
Nebr
Nebraska City
Claude Johnson
Trinity Lutheran
Welfare Directors Review 25 Years In Social Work
Edith Heilman Polk County Welfare Director led a review of social welfare progress over 25 years at the Central Nebraska County Welfare Directors Association meeting in Grand Island on September 17 1959. Attendees recalled programs from FERA and NERA to Social Security Act assistance, noting the association serves about twenty three central Nebraska counties since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Heilman
Polk County Division of Public Welfare
Central
Nebraska County Welfare Directors’ Association
Yancey Hotel
Grand Island
State Division of Public Welfare
Central Nebraska County Welfare Directors’ Association
Farmers urged to file for soil bank conservation program
Farmers are reminded that September 30 is the deadline to participate in the Soil Bank 1960 Conservation Reserve program. Each farmer seeking to offer cropland must ask the County ASC Committee to set a basic rate per acre. The date was extended from September 10 to September 30. those who already filed basic rate applications need take no further action.
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Soil Bank
ASC
Central Nebraska welfare group notes Gramly involvement
Ethel M Gramly attended the September meeting of the Central Nebraska County Welfare Directors in Grand Island where she served as director of Hitchcock County Public Welfare for years and was a former member of the Directors Association Edna Peterson left Monday for South Dakota to visit her sister and family for a few weeks
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Ethel M. Gramly
Nebraska County Welfare Directors
Grand Island
Miss Gramly
Hitchcock County Division of Public Welfare
The
Directors Association
Edna Peterson
South Dakota
State Fair 4-H Winners From Polk County
Polk County 4-H members earned 8 purple 18 blue 47 red and 36 white ribbons at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln from September 5 to 11. Top honors went to Linda McKeag Doris Swanson Barbara Wieseman Cheryl McKeag Kathryn Pliefke and others across demonstrations, crops, livestock, and sewing with county judging teams placing high in animal husbandry dairy foods clothing and more.
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Polk County
Lincoln
Linda McKeag
Barbara Wieseman
Harold Anderson
Lionel Swanson
Lora Lee
Barbara Oberg
Shirley Buresh
Phyllis Nyberg
Cheryl McKeag
Jean Johnson
Sherill Erickson
Douglas Dunn
Marilyn Oberg
Carol Cockson
Carole Anderson
Danny Wieseman
Daryl Adelson
John Cederburg
Glenn Dobberstein
Kathryn Phefke
Annette Sward Beth Monson
Barbara Rystrom
Barbara Buresh
Carolee Dawes
Susan Baker
Annette Sward
Barbara Nelson
Carolyn Swanson
Beverly Bonne
Harvey Blase
Dick Dunn
Ted Gleim
Norman Lux
Ronald Lux
Carolyn Sundberg
Yvonne Bernt
Bonnie Moon
Diane Brigham
Louis Monson
Lynn Anderson
Howard
Calvin Carlson
Jean McGimpsey
Chris Carlson
Natalie Hahn
Kathryn Pliefke
Mary Anderson
Doris Swanson
Merry Mixers 4-H Club Meeting Notes
Our Club met Sept 4 at Karen Petersons for the final 4-H year meeting. We finished record books, reviewed fair ribbons, and looked over scrapbooks. Shelly Johnson was absent and lunch was served by Mrs Wayne Anderson and Mrs Art Wiser.
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Karen Peterson
Shelly Johnson
Wayne Anderson
Art Wiser
Galen Wiser
Hospital Names Dismissals At Annie Jeffrey Memorial
A list from Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital records dismissals of patients and babies including Mrs Roger Moon and baby boy in Shelby Mrs Eldon Swanson and baby boy in Osceola Mrs Robert Bierkower and baby girl in Shelby among others: several residents named across Osceola Rising City Stromsburg Benedict Benedict and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Emil Hemstrom
Shelby
Roger Moon
Eldon Swanson
Osceola
Robert Bierkower
Kermit Hultgren
Stromsburg
Ross Richards
E. E. Burritt
Patrick Alt
Duncan
Harold Klingman
Louis Nordmeyer
Rising City
Louis Kumpf
Mary Martens
Robert Leimser
Columbus
Anna Olson
Henry Renquist
Benedict
Olive McBeth
George Craven
Harry Croisant
Kreis and Bryan Wed in Stromsburg Methodist Ceremony
Miss Janice Kreis daughter of Luther and Mary Kreis Stromsburg married William A. Bryan son of Guildford and Mrs Bryan Osceola in a 3 30 P M service at the Stromsburg Methodist Church Sunday September 20 The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Lester Anderson The altar held twin baskets of yellow and bronze mums and pompoms with two seven branch candelabras and white satin bow marked aisles
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Janice Kreis
Luther Kreis
Stromsburg
William A. Bryan
Guildford Bryan
Osceola
Stromsburg Methodist Church
Lester Anderson
Osceola Couple Wed In Traditional Church Ceremony
Miss Judy Koehler and Gerald Bryan wed in Osceola with family members as attendants. The ceremony featured music by the bride and a procession of relatives in blue and copper gowns, a lace gown for the bride, and a four tier cake. The couple plans to farm near Osceola after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Koehler
Osceola
Robert Bryan
Peggy Burgason
Stromsburg
Barbara Hernbloom
Shelby
Rupert Zwiebel
Bonnie Gustafson
Alton Johnson
Gerald Bryan
Osceola High School
Nebraska Wesleyan
Osceola Rolls Over Stromsburg 12-0 Friday Night
Osceola rushed for 263 yards earning a 12-0 victory over Stromsburg. Rein led with 96 yards, Lanny McCormick added 58, and Dinges scored on a fourth down pass and a later rushing TD.Osceola held Stromsburg to eight first downs amid foggy conditions.
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Osceola
Stromsburg
Rein
Ninty
Lanny McCormick
Stromburg
LeRoy Rein
Dinges
Wieseman
Louis Monson
Viking
Bob Dinges
Farm Sale Calendar Shows Multiple Osceola Auctions
Health concerns force Harry Crossant to auction his Osceola area farm 50 miles west of Osceola High School on Tuesday September 29 with Merrick and Ingalls as auctioneers starting 1:00 p.m. Items include farm machinery hay and straw. E A B Hope Circle sponsors lunch on grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crossant
Osceola High School
Merrick and
Ingalls
E. A. B. Hope Circle
Howard Whitmore
Shelby
Grubaugh Brothers
Gresham State Bank
Osceola
Thompson
Merrick and Ingalls
First National Bank of
Clear Creek Homemakers Elect Officers at Bowl Meeting
Clear Creek Homemakers Club met at Mike's Bowl on Wednesday September 16 with eight members. The group bowled, had lunch at L and M Cafe, and held a business meeting. Officers elected were Mrs Arthur Johansen president, Mrs Sam Gondringer vice president, Mrs Glen Augustine secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Hubert Jaxx news reporter. The next meeting on October 21 will be guest day at Mrs Mike Reisdorf’s home and include a bake sale.
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Clear Creek Homemakers Club
Mike’s Bowl
L and M Cafe
Arthur Johansen
Sam Gondringer
Glen Augustine
See
Treas
Hubert Jaxx
Mike Reisdorf
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