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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1970
Page
2
The snippet shows postal designation second class matter at Osceola Nebraska with Nancy Norton as editor. It lists subscription rates four dollars in state five outside and ten cents for a single copy. A sustaining member remark and national editorial association notes appear, along with a Burke quote about evil and silence.
Multiple legal notices detail final estate settlement for Rudolph Swanson in Polk County Nebraska with August 18 1970 hearing, inheritance taxes, and discharge. Also notices of county hospital board meeting August 12 1970 in Osceola and bids for asphalt surface work on Columbus South project MF-86-B in Butler Polk counties with August 27 1970 bid opening.
Several probate notices in Polk County Nebraska list estates of deceased individuals including Ogal Miller Dollie Hanshew M A Mills Wesley A Koehler Ellen M Anderson and others. Hearings and filing deadlines are set by the County Court for August and November 1970 with administratrix appointments and inheritance tax actions noted.
Shelby News reports the Legion Auxiliary met July 28 at the new Legion Hall with Peggy Trout's report on Girls State and junior numbers. Several residents travel, host picnics, and attend events across Shelby, Milford, Wayne, and Brownville, with weather impacts and hospital visits noted.
Valley News reports a family picnic at Pawnee Park in Columbus honoring Cadet Darry Scheinest of Colorado Springs. The item lists local attendees from Lincoln and York, including Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lux and Mrs. Wallace Strong, with mentions of bridge desserts, birthday party, and local social visits.
Prairie Hills Girl Scout Day Camp runs August 3 to 7 at Jim Marak’s pasture with 56 campers. The schedule runs 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily, except August 6 when activity begins at 3:30 p.m. and closes at 8:30 p.m. Open House will host parents. Camp director is Mrs. Budd Abbott with Mr. Bud Abbott as assistant director and Mrs. Paul Graff as business manager. Nurses are Mrs. Alfred Yungdahl, Mrs. Donald Yungdahl, and Mrs. Howard Whitmore. Unit leaders include several named volunteers and 8 Cadettes, 26 Juniors, and 22 Brownies listed by name.
Leo V. Carlson, 68, operator of the Christian Book and Variety Store in Stromsburg, died Tuesday night in Osceola after a brief illness. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Amelia Carlson and aunt Miss Myrtle Nelson of Stromsburg. Also notes internship at King County Hospital in Seattle.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Stratton and family attended a Stratton reunion at Ponca on Sunday July 26 with attendees including the LaVern Miller family Mrs Don Mickey and Debbie. Robertklund flew from Omaha to Salinas California after a three week visit with grandparents Dr and Mrs H B Eklund. Mrs Glen Schanon departed Tuesday for Fort Belvoir Virginia where her husband is stationed.
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