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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1970
Page
2
The Osceola Record notes its start as The Homesteader in August 1872 with H. T. Arnold, lists Nancy Norton as editor, and provides subscription rates of 4 dollars in Nebraska and 5 dollars outside, 10 cents for a single copy, with office details and associations.
In Polk County Nebraska notices announce creditors claims for Emma Krueger estate due July 23 1970 with July 24 hearing at 10 AM County Judge Eldon R Johnson Also bids invited May 7 1970 for Silver Creek South project RF 329 10 Merrick and Polk Counties including bridge guard rail and asphalt work with bond 100 and wage act provisions The Department of Roads warns bidders of subletting rules and prequalified contractors and plans available at Grand Island or Lincoln offices Final reports set for April 27 and May 4 1970 with hearings at 10 AM on each date and discharge pending County Judge notices.
The Mayor presided with City Clerk Fred Bond recording. On April 14 1970 at 8 00 P M in the City Council Room a quorum was present with Mayor Leroy Johnson and Council members Pearson Watts and Soukup. absent was McDonald. Proceedings were conducted as the minutes document.
The City of Osceola Nebraska approves Ordinance No. 300 creating Street Improvement Districts 14 15 and 16 defining district boundaries and planned improvements including grading curbing guttering subsurface structures and gravel surfacing. Public notice details district streets and conditions for objections and upcoming May 15 1970 meeting.
Notice to Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church members in Polk County Nebraska Swede Home. Annual Meeting of Swede Home Cemetery Association at Calvary Church Swede Home on Friday May 1 1970 at 8 pm to elect two Board of Trustees members and handle other business. Dated April 17 1970 Lillie Chindgren Secretary Swede Home Cemetery Assn.
A sequence of quitclaim and warranty deeds records transfers of property among multiple parties including Amanda Bredehoff Walter Krueger Hazel Johnston Lyle Johnston Alfreda Oberg Gordon Carlson Alice Janky Nannie Nelson George Scott Philip Meline Nina Rathje Maurice Sundberg Richard Sundberg John Zohner Celia Thelen Harlan Doggett Delia Caldwell John Wieseman Carl Wieseman Hannah Johnson Larry Dobson Ethel Brazeeto and others. Properties span sections 13 14 15 16 in ranges 2 3 and 4 with parcels in Polk Stromsburg Nordberg Addition and Fort Collins noting half and quarter sections and titled parcels.
Margaret Stevens and husband transfer NE1/4 5-13-4 to Marvin L Bankson and wife. Violet Larson and others convey undivided 1/4 in NE1/4 5-13-4 to Marvin L Bankson and wife. Lonny Cyza and wife convey land in NE1/4 20 16-1 to Vergel A Cyza and wife. Hardy C Huggler and wife deed S2/5 of Lot 6 and N1/4 of Lot 7 in Nance and Merrill's Addition to Osceola to Bert L Russell and wife. Bernice Fitting transfers undivided 1/4 in NE1/4 5-13-4 to Marvin L Bankson and wife.
Sunday callers included Mr. and Mrs. Van Bush of Columbus and Mrs. De Vera Rodene of Fremont. Easter weekend guests in the Wieseman home, and visits by the Stauber and Johnston families from York and Columbus. Lincoln and Hinsdale residents visited area relatives. Midland College students returned to Fremont for studies after practice teaching.
The Lone Star Club met with Mrs Clyde Oppliger on April 14. President Mrs Kenneth Oppliger announced cancellations and upcoming events including Columbus on April 16 and Shelby on May 11. Members were reminded to connect with shut in friends and readings covered spring themes.
The WRANGLERS 4-H CLUB held its first meeting at Dick Watts' on March 26 led by Ken Krieg with Dick Watts and Dick Miller assisting. A Light Horse 4-H Club formed with officers Lyndon Wieseman president Ricky Watts vice president Peggy Watts secretary Robin Walgren treasurer Pam Marak news reporter. An April 16 meeting occurred at Bob Wieseman’s home, and the club name Wranglers was chosen. The next gathering is at Dick Miller’s home. Pam Marak reports. The Friendly Neighbors Club met April 14 at Mrs. Bob Vrbka’s. Fifteen members and two guests attended with cards, prizes awarded to Mrs. Harold Jarmin, Mrs. Vivian Dunning, and Mrs. Eugene Sterup.
Graduated Terry Lewis completes course at Grand Island School of Business and accepts an accountant position with Missouri Valley Construction in Grand Island. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jim Lewis.
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