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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska edition notes origin as The Homesteader started August 1872 by H T Arnold. Editor Sandra S Walgren. Subscription $6 in state $7.50 out of state 15¢ single copy. Sustaining member. National Editorial Association. Advisory and ad reps listed. Quote about evil and silence.
Public auction scheduled for April 21 1975 at 2 00 PM at the Osceola Court House to satisfy a judgment in First National Bank of Osceola vs Merton C Flodman et al Real property described as South 331/5 feet of East 100 feet of Lot 2 and East 100 feet of North half of Lot 3 Block 5 Nance and Morrill Addition Polk County Nebraska Sheriff Reynolds Peterson to conduct sale and deed to Winslow per city ordinance Also notice of hospital board meeting April 9 1975 at 8 00 PM in hospital dining room for Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital board chairman Edwin L Buse
Notice to creditors warns claims against Orlin E. Miller estate due by August 1, 1975 with a hearing on August 12, 1975. Osceola voters are alerted to Ordinance No 324 authorizing private sale of Lot 6, Block 13 Blower's Subdivision to David L Winslow for 250 dollars conditioned on building within two years. County Court February 1975 lists numerous criminal, traffic and small claims cases from Polk County Nebraska.
Multiple warranty deeds recorded transferring land interests among individuals and couples across Shelby, Osceola, Polk, and Stromsburg. Transfers cover North East and South West quarters, half and undivided shares in parcels, with numerous 2- to 16- mile range sections and village lots, indicating a broad chain of property exchanges across 9-14-4 and nearby blocks.
Easter Sunday activities center on the Catholic Hall gathering of the E. C. Schott family with many relatives from Omaha Lincoln Silver Creek and Kearney State College. Ed Mangelsen returns to Greeley after two weeks hospitalized for a skiing accident. Multiple visits and Easter dinners noted across Osceola and nearby towns with extended family events.
District Court filings show civil cases including Joe Sedlak vs Leslie Hohndorf and Commercial Adj Co vs Clarence Davis, dissolution actions for several marriages, cancellation of amended covenants, and various deeds. Executors deeds transfer interests in properties in Osceola and Polk. Referees deed and quitclaim deeds list numerous property interests and transfers.
Agnes Timm reports a flurry of Easter and weekend visits across area families. Guests included the Hilburs and Chad from Scribner, the Ewald Pliefke home, the Jones and Abraham families, the Peterson residence, and Wirth Schlott circles among others. Multiple households hosted meals and overnight guests, with trips to California noted for Roy Grossnicklaus and a series of Sunday gatherings across Lincoln and Columbus areas.
A letter thanks the state highway crew in Osceola for keeping roads passable during winter storms. An intersection near Stromsburg on Highway 81 saw a farm truck driven by Franklin Peterson collide with a pickup driven by W Gregg Johnson while both headed north. No injuries reported though the Johnson vehicle suffered heavy damage.
Ray Conrad of the Polk County Fair Board seeks local pioneer farm families for the Nebraska Pioneer Farm Award at the 1975 Polk County Fair. The 19th year award honors landowners who have held the same property for 100 years or more, a joint Ak-Sar-Ben and Nebraska Association of Fair Managers program. Nomination deadline is June 1, 1975.
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