Free Co op Feed Draws 400 In Rain At Polk County Park
Despite wind and rain the fifth annual Polk County Co op Free Feed drew about 400 people to Stroms Lure Park Tuesday evening September 20. Eleven co op directors prepared the meal with barbecued hamburgers potato chips pickles coffee and watermelon served in hurried improvised quarters.
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Polk County
New Bath House Near Stromsburg Pool Heads to Opening
The event at the Stromsburg area planned with guest speakers Gail Anderson of Lincoln secretary of the Nebraska Co op Council and Wayne Bornemeier of Omaha managing director of the Nebraska Credit League drew attendees from outstate including Wilbur Copeland of Superior fieldman for CCA Elton Berck Lincoln fifth district director of Farmers Union and Wilbur Crown of Omaha public relations for State Farmers Union Exchange.
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Stromsburg
Gail Anderson
Lincoln
Nebraska Co-op. Council
Wayne Bornemeir
Omaha
Nebraska Credit League
Outstate
Wilbur Copeland
Superior
CCA
Elton Berck
Farmers Union
Wilbur Crown
State Farmers Union Exchange
Farmers Seek Technical Help From Polk County District
Farmers request rapid technical aid from the Polk County Soil Conservation District. Between August 1 and September 23, 1955, forty eight farmers asked for help to develop new irrigation systems, on top of dryland conservation requests. No charges occur for these services. federal funding covers technicians.
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Soil Conservation District
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Irrigation planning guidance from Soil Conservation Service
The irrigation plan aims at efficient use of water and soil to boost crop yields and preserve soil fertility. A Soil Conservation Service technician will help design layouts and implement the plan on site. Harold Klingman attended a meeting where the Irrigation Guide Handbook was discussed, prepared with Nebraska and federal partners.
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Soil Conservation Service
Harold Klingman
The
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
the Extension Service
Nebraska Experiment Stations
Agricultural Research Service
Bureau of Reclamation and
Farmers Home Administration
Bernt Ussery Wedding in Osceola Saturday Morning
Miss Rose Marie Bernt married Ale Jesse Roy Ussery in a 8:30 a m service at St. Andrew's Osceola with Rev John Howe officiating. Attendants included Elaine Bernt and Harold Bernt. reception and dance followed for about 65 guests. The couple plans a Texas honeymoon as Ussery attends school near Lincoln.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Osceola
Rose Marie Bernt
Fred Bernt
Jesse Roy Ussery
Henry Ware
Blackwell
Texas
John Howe
Mothers Choir of
Columbus
Elaine Bernt
Harold Bernt
Burnell McClain
Richard Bernt
Geo. Korger
Eleanor Gabriel
Delores
Irene
Iona Bernt
Mildred Hahn
Silver Creek
Ale Ussery
Blackwell High School
Lincoln Air Base
H. H. Hairston
Fort Worth
J. C.grissom
Crane
Susie A. Ware
June Brookes
Sweetwater
Osceola Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Sales
Osceola residents hosted and visited friends and family including A. H. Ruth and M. G. Hess, Oscar Lundburg of Genoa, and Ruths, Dunns, Campains, and Hamanns. A Rexall Sale promo appears as a local tease while Verflex lamps debut at Kepners. Lincoln trips and bank conference attendees from Shelby and North Platte appear among family and visiting guests.
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A. H. Ruth
M. G. Hess
Oscar Lundburg
Genoa
Fred Dunn
Glen Jones
West of Osceola
Joe Roberts
Martin Roberts
Roy Emmons
Clair
Percy Seymour
Benedict
Edwin Lewis
Rexall
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Helen Isaacson
Long Beach
California
C. R. Peterson
James Shanahan
Grant
Nebraska
Fred Campain
Central City
Wm. Campain
E. C. Hamann
Independence
George Malek
Kepners
Raymond Walgreen
Martha Walgreen
Paul Gustafson
Dick Walgreen
Lincoln
George Demper
Shelby and
Rolland
Questions Answered On The Polio Vaccine
Answers detail vaccine company selection five makers were invited later five plus one contracted to supply through 1955. Vaccine not patented may be made by any company. Safety testing tightened with larger samples live virus tests and random bottle checks. Over 8 million vaccinated by July 1 plus millions abroad and in 1954 1955 cohorts.
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National Foundation
NFIP
National Institutes of Health
Canada
Denmark
U. S. Public Health Service
Cutter
The
Public Health Service
United States
Salk
Francis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Forrest Hanzh
County Farm Bureau
St Mary’s Hall
Davy Crockett
Polk County Soil Conservation District News
Bernt — Ussery Wedding
Max Peterson
Barbara
Crouse-Tex
Lewis Herrmann
Hayward
Mary Geres
Nicky
Kathy
Christy Zedicher
Ben Zedicher
Wm. Buhl
Dean
Alma
Mead
A. F. Almen
Icider
Doles
New Jersey
Maraschino Cc
Blackbird
al Ui
Royal
Meadowlake
Cleo
Anderson Mercantile
Your Blackbird
Osceola News
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
LayLac
Gooch
FT Aane
Ee Seas
Farmers
Co-op Grain Co
Green Stamps
Bush
Osceola Lumber Co