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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

5

District 54 social notes and visits in Silver Creek area

Sunday evening visitors helped Teri celebrate her birthday with the Wyman family. Several households hosted or attended dinners and birthday celebrations including the Schott and Tooker families. A Romanian agronomist Angelin Bruno will spend six months with the Wyman and Carlson families to learn American farming. Community programs at the Silver Creek Methodist Church and Jr Sr banquet at Silver Creek were noted along with neighborly welcomes for the Klein family.

Bill Wyman Teri Johnnie Carlson Dale Carlson Chris Gaedeke Louis Jarecki Platte Center Walter Armatus New York N. Y Otto Little Bartlesville Oklahoma Josie Armatys Frank Stanczyk John Thomson Silver Creek Robert Tooker Vernon Peterson Bill Imhoff Clarence Cole Broken Bow Ed Saalfeld Lewiston Idaho Alfred Hanson Osceola August Schutt Columbus Phyllis Gondringer Marilyn Saalfeld Darrell Atkinson Rising City Gross Country Dale Nowak Ted Wyman Marvin Klein Nellie Benson

Hospital Notes List Of Patients By Name And Status

A hospital notes section catalogs current patients by name and location, including Mrs. Si Davis and Mrs. Edna A. Anderson in Osceola, Mrs. Nora Willits and Mrs. Grace Malcolm, and others in Shelby Stromsburg Benedict York Polk and Osceola. Dismissed includes Mrs. Ernest Svoboda. Deceased listed Mr Daniel Alvin Sheets.

Si Davis Shelby Edna A. Anderson Osceola John Iske Wallace Sandell Polk George McMeekin Nora Willits Grace Malcolm Stromsburg Harry Wallberg Harry Wilson Donald Kreis Clifford F. Lamb Walford Nelson Irene Kops Osce

Osceola Village Officers Through 1889 Proceedings

Records show officers elected or appointed from 1885 to 1889 including village marshal street commissioner and treasurer with changes in 1885 1886 and 1887. Actions include sidewalk and street issues hardware building complaints a tree bill a new hose order stallion parade ban muzzling dogs road scraper and board orders ending with citizenship notice in Osceola.

George Carmine H. A. Scott F. H. Saunders H. M. Marquis Sol H. Joy Paul Cunningham Myers Brothers Hardware and Implement Albert Ryan Osceola A. L. Strang and Company Omaha T. H. Utterback Smith F. J. Osborne Board of Trustees

Letter to the Editor on school district consolidation

Dick Howe commends Jack Wieseman’s views on school improvement and outlines consolidation options for Polk County and nearby districts. He notes costs, valuations, and pupil counts, urges official talks to gauge interest, and warns against delaying new facilities or risking overcrowded, unsafe schools.

Jack Wieseman Wieseman University of Nebraska Department of Education Polk County Columbus Osceola Clarks Silver Creek Polk County Reorganization Board Central City York Seward

Village fire safety plans and ordinances c 1890

In 1890 Osceola village records show the board voting to buy a number 4 hook and ladder truck from North Western Rubber Company of Chicago for 500 dollars with hoses and couplings. Subsequent ordinances set curfews for minors, building codes and fire limits. Appointments include W Albert Lewis as marshal and street commissioner, J D Kelley as night marshal, and Mrs. Lewis's annual pay set at 109.96 dollars.

North Western Rubber Company of Chicago Osceola W. Albert Lewis J. D. Kelley

Polk County Historical Society Visits St Johns Lutheran Church

Thirty eight members traveled by cars and a Swede Capital bus to attend services at the St Johns Lutheran Church near the Old Ox Bow Trail. The church, started in early days, became known as St Johns Lutheran Church in 1883.

Polk County Historical Society Capital St. Johns Lutheran Church Ox Bow Trail

Historic church tour traces Nebraska landmarks

A Polk County Historical Society group toured Osceola and Columbus sites built in 1909, visited a cemetery with historical interest, viewed Platte College in Columbus, toured the remodeled Farmer's State Bank in Rising City, and saw Terence Duren's Shelby Cemetery monument. Mrs. Flodman plans a summer tour of the Terence Duren Art Gallery.

Columbus New Platte College Rising City Farmer’s State Bank Shelby Terence Duren

Residence Legal Description in Stromsburg Block One

Legal description for a parcel in Block One Headstroms Second Addition Stromsburg. Commences 156 feet west of southeast corner runs north 144 feet west 72 feet south 144 feet east 72 feet to start. Terms require 207 on sale day and 20 on June 1 1971 with possession then, balance when marketable title provided by Nov 1 1971. 1971 taxes apportioned. Purchaser pays curb and gutter assessments.

Headstrom Stromsburg

Household Goods Auction in Stromsburg

A large home listing items from a refrigerator to a piano and many other goods will be sold at public cash auction. The sale starts at 1:00 p.m. with the residence offered at 2:00 p.m. Clarence Austin and Orville Dodds are the auctioneers. Warren E. Johnson is the administrator.

Clarence Austin Orville Dodds Warren E. Johnson Mills, Mills & Mills Stromsburg Bank

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