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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1939
Page
8
Notice to creditors heirs and interested parties that Cecil E. Jay filed a petition April 18 1939 seeking heirship determination and adjudication of descent for William B Carson who died February 15 1926 a resident of Polk County Nebraska. Hearing set May 12 1939 at 10 a.m. in Osceola County Court.
Nebraska Department of Roads and Irrigation invites sealed bids by May 11 1939 for 8.0 miles of sand gravel paving on Osceola Silver Creek Patrol 21014 In Osceola bids must include a 50 dollar certified check and 100 percent bond A C Tilley and John I Anderson State Engineer Polk County officials oversee plans and specs at Osceola County Clerk or Lincoln office with wage rates set for skilled intermediate and unskilled labor.
Osceola County Clerk’s office will open bids at 2:00 PM on May 16 1939 for repair rebuilding and construction of all steel and wood bridges for one year from the date of contract F O B any station in Polk County Bids must follow state plans and be on standard Nebraska blanks for annual county bridge contracts The feature paragraph lists cast for the Omaha world premiere of Cecil B De Mille’s Union Pacific with stars Martha Raye Lloyd Nolan and others and notes a four day celebration expected to draw over 100 000 visitors in 1869 attire with a Vincent Lopez orchestra ball and extensive decorations.
Fairview Mrs Walter Herrman and her young daughter from California visit relatives and stay with Mr and Mrs Le Roy Rhodes. Eugene Ruff of Kearney spent part of the week at the H A McCormick home. Jerome Hayes of Iowa was a guest in the area.
Osceola Nebraska city council meets in regular session with mayor and all councilmen. Committee discusses summer civic music. minutes and treasurer reports approved. Bills read and allowed. emergency sewer fund closed and balance transferred to General Fund. Appointments for election judges confirmed. water pipeline agreement referred to committee and then approved by inference. Adjourned to March 14 1939 and reconvened. Licenses for Malek Cafe and others considered. Irvin Noble Retail Liquor License recommended. Meeting adjourns with notice of future hearing date April 6 1939.
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