Polk County Nebraska probate notice for August W. Johnson
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of August W. Johnson deceased has been filed. Mayme W. Johnson is named executrix and a hearing is set for April 23 1954 at 10 A.M. in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated March 25 1954. L M Merrick County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
August W. Johnson
State of
Mayme W. Johnson
Osceola
L. M. Merrick
Notice of Final Report in Hannell Estate Polk County Nebraska
The State of Nebraska informs interested parties that executor William O. Hannell, deceased, has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirship distribution. A hearing is set for April 16, 1954 at 2 p.m. to determine the estate and discharge the executor. Dated March 23, 1954. L. M. Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
William O. Hannell
L. M. Merrick
Sheriff Sale and City License Actions in Osceola Neb
Sheriff Willard Cornell to sell the north half of Lot 4 in Block 9 Osceola at 2 PM April 20 1954 to satisfy an old age assistance lien. Osceola city council schedules beer license hearings for Walter Bojanski Helen Bojanski and others on April 1 1954. County commissioners approve payrolls and various disbursements plus a retail beer license resolution for Lone Star Trading Post Columbus Neb.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District of
Nebraska
Polk County
Court House
Osceola
Towit
Nebrasa
Willard Cornell
Foster Scott
Standard Oil Company
Steever
Polk
Osceola Lumber Co
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Cistsi
Ia Gss
Polk County Hospital Fund
Shelby Insurance Agency
National Surety Corporation
Board of County Commissioners
Lone Star Trading Post
Columbus
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
John J. Anderson
Guildford D. Bryan
Osceola City Council approves lot valuations and liquor license
In Osceola Nebraska on March 19 1954 the acting mayor and council members Bond Sedlak and Mills met. They set a $1500 value on city blocks 12 and 13 in Morningside addition. They recommended issuing a package liquor license to Walter P and Helen M Bojanski effective May 1 1954 and denied a second license for Gotfrid and Glenda Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bojanski
Helen Bojanski
Wm. Wolfe
American Legion
Lorena P. Miller
Gotfrid Larson
Glenda Larson
Osceola
Nebraska
Mills
H. Jay McDonald
Robert R. Sigler
Sigler
Bond
Sedlak
Almstrom
Morningside
Nebr
Yea
Walter P
Helen M. Bojanski
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Gotfrid
Wayland Church Notes and Socials Highlight Family Visits
Tom Kirby from York College will fill the pulpit Sunday in Mr. Bradley’s absence in Kansas. The Merry Worker group met for needlework with President Mrs. Calmar Stephenson leading the business session and Mrs. Foy Rosenberry guiding devotions. A no host lunch followed. April 14 is the next meeting with Mrs. Ora Bond and Mrs. Elsie Bond hosting. The Sun day School Junior Dept enjoyed an Easter party with games and lunch. Local families visited, traveled, or hosted kin from Lincoln and beyond, including trips to University events and Easter shopping. Several couples hosted dinners or visitors in Stromsburg, Osceola, Aurora, and York area homes. A variety of church and community activities filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kirby
York College
Bradley
Kansas
Merry Worker
Calmar Stephenson
Foy Rosenberry
Ora Bond
Elsie Bond
Craven
Ted Gonnerman
Lincoln
Calvin
University
California
George Bond
Colorado
Nebraska
Tom Gonnerman
Baby
Duane Keyes
Stromsburg
Evan Miller
Benedict
Lee Campbell
Chas. Hawley
Harry Davidson
Derold Davidson
Clarks
Campbell
Elmer Schuknecht
Aurora
David Lux
Ford Bond
Hazel Gonnerman
Shelby
Rebekah
Homer Curtis
Hampton
Craven Stream
Ernest
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York’s
City Auditorium
Hollywood
Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Association, Inc
C. R. Hennings
Myron Jones
Don Nordberg
Farmers Aero Service
York
Philip Nyberg
Osceon
County General Fund
John I. Anderson County Certkc
Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas
Carleton Anderson
Co. Treas
Bell Typewriter Company
Joyce Berger
Marian Boden
Treas
Harriet Bush
Campbell & Nyberg
John E. Campbell
Night Watch
Willard Carnell
Delores Lindblade
Olier M. McBeth
Osceola Record
Redfield & Company
Fred W. Schuman
Stephenson School Supply Co
Stephens Ieck Inc
the Augustine Company
Lilian Timm
Vern Johnson Plumbing & Heating
Wm. Wright
Anderson Merc. Co
Esther Anderson
Bernts
Joseph J. Rinke
Stromsburg Grocery
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
H. S. Eklund
Sandra S. Hansen
Edith Heilman
Donna M. Larson
Milford Johansen
Albert N. Krumbachy
Safety First Co
Harper Peterson
Edward Schlesinger
Bern’t
Edwin M. Swan
James E. Lewis
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Clyde Miller
Ilg
Orville D. Wright
Martin Dahlin
Farmers Union Co-op Oil Ass’n
Wilbur B. Hernbloom
Frank Ostrander
Polk Oil Company
Howe
Famous International
Alex Dreier
Man On the
NBC
Spo
Wobig & Son Equipment Co
Martha’s Cafe
Earl Bond
Wayland News
Mrs. Lee Campbell
Hein
Crete
Cleon Keyes
Morris Dunn
John Knecht
Rapid City
S. D
Ralph Allison
Knechts
Florida
Geo. Bond
Lyle Cockle
Mrs. Cockle
Byrd Shrum
Ahren
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