Anxiety levels among newspapermen highest, says psychologist
A University of Illinois psychologist told New York fellows that newspapermen show the highest anxiety of any American occupation. He ranks them above navy divers pilots in training and business executives as fears of ridicule in print outrank fear of drowning or bank ruin. Halifax Chronicle Herald notes Homecoming events and local openings while listing drivers license renewal news and a new dentist in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
New York
Navy
Halifax
N.S
Chronicle-Herald
Mrs Carlson elected to Lutheran Women executive board
Mrs Carlson was chosen for the Lutheran Church Women executive board at the Augustana church event in Omaha. The 600 delegates heard the theme All in one as Osceola members G Clarence Carlson and James McKeag Jr. joined other attendees from Stromsburg Swede Home and beyond. Robert and Alex Mills of Osceola attended the Nebraska University legislative conference with 245 lawyers present to study new laws.
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Polk County
Augustana Lutheran Church
Omaha
Osceola
G. Clarence Carlson
James McKeag Jr
Stromsburg
Marvin Hengelfelt
Dorothy Jones
Genevieve Anderson
Carlson
Robert and
Alex Mills
University of Nebraska
Tim Engel Wins Latest Armchair Grid Contest
Tim Engel of Clarks won the latest Armchair Quarterbacks Contest by guessing 12 of 15 games correctly. Closest contenders included Ronald Herman and others with four misses, while several upsets and near misses defined the entries.
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Tim Engel
Clarks
Burg
Engel
Notre Dame
Purdue
Ronald Herman
Roy Johnson, Sr
Lincoln
Alan Peck
Central City
Richard Anderson
Stromsburg
Don Werkmeister
Rising City
Oregon State
Iowa
Anderson
Kansas State
Brigham Young
Florida State
TCU
Peck
Wyoming
Osceola
Clarks C
Polk
Genoa
Silver Creek
Shelby
Palmer
Nebraska
Air Force
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma
Colorado State Town
Kansas
Arizona
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Fresno State
Oregon
Utah
Osceola Clarks settle for 0 0 tie in defensive stalemate
Osceola and Clarks played to a 0-0 deadlock on the Osceola field Friday night. Both teams mounted sustained drives but stalled on the goal line as defenses prevailed and St. Ed prepared for homecoming here.
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Osceola
Clarks
St. Ed
Osceola and
Jack Sweet
Blue Bombers
Bulldogs
Engert
Dunn
Kenny Bowe
Augustin
Crow
Cotter
Bugbee
Klein
Simonsen
Anderson
Shonsey Boys
Art
St. Edward
Curtis seeks high schoolers for military academies
Senator Roman L. Hruska invites applicants for 1966 Service Academy admissions. A Civil Service exam is scheduled for Nov 6 in multiple cities. applying before Oct 8 is required. Vacancies: Air Force Academy one, Military Academy two, Merchant Marine Academy ten statewide nominees. No Naval Academy vacancy. Eligibility: 17 birthday but under 22 on July 1, 1966, plus academic and physical standards. Write to 313 Senate Office Building, Washington DC 20510.
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Roman L. Hruska
Rnebr
Air Force Academy
Military Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Naval Academy
Senate
Washington, D. C
Popular Song Title Theme Highlights Homecoming Events
Osceola High School Homecoming parade set for Friday at 2 p.m. with Popular Song Titles as theme. Floats form at library and parade moves around the square. coronation at half time and post parade float lineup planned for football field. Also notes Girl Scout events, anniversaries, and local births.
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Osceola High School
Preced
Osceola St
Hospital Notices List Dismissals and Transfers
A hospital bulletin lists discharged patients including Edith Marvel Gresham Arthur Donelson Laurence Albers Osceola Alton Johnson Osceola Hattie Kumpf Osceola Ralph Jones Osceola Kevin Abbott Shelby Mattie Smith Shelby Walter Koehler Osceola and transfers such as Harold Green Polk The patient roster also names Oswald Lux Shelby Clara Peterson Shelby Rosenberry Shelby Harold Swanson Gresham Violet Anderson Stromsburg JoElla Stromberg Polk William Ferris Osceola Harold Donelson Stromsburg Fred Stoki Stromsburg Ruth Dunkin Osceola Albin Larson Stromsburg Agnes Petrzilka Dwight Tillman Joy Osceola Edith Heilman Osceola Clifford Lamb Osceola.
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Edith Marvel
Gresham
Arthur Donelson
Stromsburg
Laurence Albers
Osceola
Alton Johnson
Albert Ryan
LeLand Gulbrandson
Hattie J. Kumpf
Ralph Jones
Kevin Abbott
Shelby
Mattie Smith
Walter Koehler
Harold Green
Polk
Oswald Lux
Clara C. Peterson
Shelby Eaward Rosenberry Sr
Harold Swanson
Violet Anderson
JoElla Stromberg
William Ferris
Fred Stoki
Ruth Dunkin
Albin Larson
Herman A. Jones
Adolph Schultz
John Monson
Elmer Kinberg
Agnes Petrzilka
Dwight Tillman Joy
Edith Heilman
Clifford Lamb
Sidewalk Day sales linked to Osceola Homecoming event
Osceola businessmen plan a Sidewalk Day sale for Friday in conjunction with the OHS Homecoming Day parade. If rain stops outdoor shopping, the bargains will move indoors with stalls set up in front of stores offering notable savings depending on weather.
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Harold
Osceola
OHS
Dams Complete in Jones Creek Watershed
Two new dams in Jones Creek Watershed end flood threats for about 4.5 inches across 640 acres as 43 acre feet of storage and 9.6 acre crest area form part of a 30 percent watershed control. Farmers, Polk County SWCD, and the Soil Conservation Service collaborated under Public Law 566 with cost sharing to complete the project near Osceola.
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Jones Creek
Osceola
Pipe Inlet
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Polk County
William Wyman
Levert Oquist
SWCD
Watershed Conservancy District
Polk County Crops-Weather Report Summary
Moisture this week ranged from 2.40 to 3.50 inches with surface and subsoil moisture adequate to surplus. Irrigated sorghums corn and alfalfa excel lent. dry sorghums and soybeans good. others fair. Fourth alfalfa cut 35 percent. corn dough 5 percent, 80 percent dented, rest mature. Winter wheat 5 percent seeded, rye 5 percent, winter barley 5 percent, legumes 95 percent. Pasture and range feed good to over. Main farm work minimal due to rains. Some silage cut and green chopping for cattle feed. Frost risk noted as crop maturity increases.
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William E. O’brien
C. R.peterson
Frau Howe
Kathy
Pat
Kathy Jo
N. R. Phillips
Vickey W. Thayer
Oscola
University of Newaska
University
Advanced Army
Louis M. Kontor
Edmund G. Kontor
Ft. Polk
Kontor
Sen. Curtis
Carl Gustafson
United Brethren Church
J. H. Gustafsons
Mark Gustafson
Morris Richardses
Marlene Fusby
Alice Richards
Perry Swan
Shirley
Roger Gustafson
Neil Daweses
Fairbury
John Munnies
Cheyenne
Wyo
Osceola School
Mrs. Anderson
Brenda Fusby
Peggy Watts
Jean Soukup
Judy Gabel
Janna Conrad
Jerome Zelasney
Cheryl Johnssen
Karen Sterup
Cathy Gabel
Mary Armbruster
Carmen Schott
Sonia Senn
Jill Hiemer
Janet Heimer
Todd Bollig
Jon Richards
Carl Mangelsen
Danny Watts
Ricky
Council
Sandy Soukup
Oscesia
Kearney State College
Osceola Locals
Wren Sherwoods
Emma Peterson
Sherwood
Emil S. F. Johnson
Grace Moberg
Guy Sherwoods
Ansel Pehrsons
Tillman Joy
Lutheran
Orvel Rikenhorst
Glen Green
Prairie Hill Councl
Lee Brown
Glen Hendricksons
Messrs
Mmes
Laurence Meister
Ralph Watts
Paul Meister
Fred Husak
Vietnam
Ivan R. Iler
Puvilis
Jonard L. Ilers
U. S. Army
Iler
Fort Hood
Tex
Osceola High Eerod
Ft. Hood
Larson
MID Nebraska Soybean Association
mid-Nebraska
Grand Island
Mid-Nebraska Soybean Processing Association
Raymond A. Friesen
Aurora
Wilbur J. McCumber
Wood River
Lewis
John K. Lewis
Jeffrey Philip
Bergan Mercy Hospital
Philip Inin
Ruzicka
Jerome Ruzicka
Panorama City
Calif
Michael Jerome
Jerome
Jerold Ruzickas
Hospital News
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