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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
3
The item notes the history of Nebraska publication The Homesteader started in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. It lists postal details Osceola and editor Sandra S. Walgren with subscription rates six dollars in state seven fifty out of state and singles at fifteen cents. It includes a sustaining member line and quotes a famous proverb about evil and silence.
Public sale ordered on April 21 1975 at 2 00 P M for real estate in Osceola Polk County Nebraska to satisfy a decree in First National Bank of Osceola vs Merton C Flodman et al. Also multiple county court probate notices for estates of Orlin E Miller Eva Dunn Chester O Walgreen Ronald D Beebe with claim deadlines and hearings in Polk County Nebraska.
Osceola Nebraska mayor and council meet April 6 1975 with no quorum so session continued to April 9 1975 at 6 30 pm at city hall. Minutes and treasurer report approved. Bills listed include health pool permit tax highway tax and insurance. Building permits issued to Vern Johnson Otto Daum. Deed resolutions proposed for District 19 Winslow Maxine Rowan Till Joy.
The council adopted four of the resolutions and adjourned to meet again on May 1, 1975 at 7:30 at city hall. An agenda will be available at the city clerk’s office. W. F. Monson, Mayor Joyce Page, City Clerk.
Osceola Board of Education minutes show approval of a Summer Driver Ed program and a continuing Honeywell service contract. The session covered school problems and teaching contracts with the next meeting set for May 5 1975 at 8 PM and an agenda available at the superintendent office. A Square Dance Festival located in Columbus on April 20 at 2 PM with callers Bill Speidel and Ken McCartney highlighted local events.
Senator DeCamp undertook a high profile trip to South Vietnam to assist orphans of American servicemen. He secured visas and arranged a large airlift, adopted two children himself, and coordinated with Nebraska officials and Senator Curtis to remove bureaucratic obstacles delaying adoptions.
Community updates list hospital patients visits and a series of social calls. Notable mentions include Carol Donelson at Annie Jeffrey Hospital Osceola and multiple families visiting or hosting in Lincoln Osceola and surrounding areas with gatherings at homes and farms.
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