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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
3
A humorous poem about a aging Model T appears amid reader items including a note on Osceola telephone directories and a request about an X surname. The Nebraska Press Association reports 22 dailies and high membership while hobby notes, typos corrections, home gardening tips and pest control folklore round out the spring column.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Kumpf deceased creditors are notified of a July 12 1963 hearing at 10 oclock A M in the Polk County Court to hear and allow filed claims. Claimants must file by July 11 1963 or be barred. Dated March 25 1963 J E Steeple County Judge Seal.
The State of Nebraska announces a hearing in the County Court at Polk County Court Room on July 26 1963 at 10 o’clock A M to hear adjust and allow all duly filed claims against the estate of Emma Rasp. Creditors must file claims by July 25 1963. Dated April 2 1963. (SEAL) J. E. Steeple April 4 11 18
Notice announces the Osceola Lumber Company incorporated under Nebraska law with principal office in Osceola Nebraska. It will engage in buying and selling lumber building materials paints hardware and related items and to build repair work and own lease and encumber real and personal property. Authorized stock consists of sixty shares of common stock.
Par value of one thousand dollars and shall be fully paid when is sued. The minimum amount of capital with which said corporation can commence business is $15,000.00. Said corporation commenced business March 16, 1963, and has a perpetual existence unless otherwise determined by action of the stockholders. The affairs of the corporation shall be conducted by a President, Vice- President, Secretary and Treasurer and a Board of Directors. Dated this 2nd day of April, 1963. OSCEOLA LUMBER COMPANY, INCORPORATED
A petition has been filed for probate of the last will of Guildford D. Bryan, deceased, with LaVerne L. Bryan named executrix. A hearing is set for April 30, 1963 at 11 a.m. in the County Court Room, Osceola Nebraska, with Judge J. E. Steeple presiding.
The State of Nebraska informs interested parties that the Executors have filed a final account and report and request final settlement and discharge. A hearing is set for April 26, 1963 at 2:00 PM to determine heirship distribute assets and discharge the executors.
Osceola Record itemizes April 1 May 4 administration expenditures including Scott Foresman & Co 199.55 and D Van Norstrand Co 7.67 with other small payments to E G Long.
A listing of various publishers and suppliers with price figures for educational materials and services. Items include World Book Yearbooks, Prentice Hall, Science Research Associates, and Civic Educ. Service, plus equipment and maintenance firms such as Osceola Lumber, Harold's Thriftway, Johnson Chevrolet, and Triangle School Service.
St Paul Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 a m and church services at 11 00 led by Pastor R B Turner.
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Swede Home announces weekly schedule led by Vice Pastor P Gerald Leaf. Sunday worship begins at 10 00 a m with Sunday School at 11 00 a m followed by worship services.
A social noting visits and weekends across Nebraska and nearby states. The Wren Sherwood and Charlie Hoffers joined the Sam Cooks in Clarks for Monday supper. Central City visitors Margaret and Sharon Lowl spent Sunday with L. L. Tier. Helen Ahlin of Omaha joined Mrs. A. E. Ekstrom and later the Tom Engelhardt family at Hastings. Clarence Carlson hosted Saturday dinner with Arvid Carlson of Omaha and Anna Carlson of Washington DC among others. Afternoon guests included Rolland Ekstrom, Karlene, Alton Johnsons, Ron Carlson and Connie Sue, and Joe Fjell with Beth.
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