City to oil streets. injuries flag up townwide plans
The town budget includes oiling twenty blocks with a first coat this summer and ten blocks with a second coat. Parks and north south streets will be finished, plus a road to the Fairgrounds outside the city limits. In county yards Mans Grossnicklaus suffered a head wound from a collapsing boom, seven stitches needed. Elmer Johnson was cut with seven stitches after a base run in a baseball game. Bill Walker joins the Record as a new staffer from Des Moines replacing Clarence Cooper.
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Mans Grossnicklaus
Muns
Elmer Johnson
Elmer
Bill Walker
Des Moines
Iowa
Clarence Cooper
Nevada
Bill
Estate of William T. Inness probate notice
In Polk County Nebraska a petition to appoint Helen R. Carter as administrator of the estate of William T. Inness has been filed. A hearing is scheduled for August 31, 1962 at 10 A M in the County Room Osceola Nebraska.
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Polk County
Nebraska
William T. Inness
State of
Helen R. Carter
Osceola
Final Report for Carl L. Timm Deceased Polk County
Louise S. Timm Executrix filed a final account and report of administration and a petition for final settlement and allowance. A hearing is set for August 14, 1962 at 10:00 AM to determine heirs, distribution, and discharge the Executrix. Date July 18, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Carl L. Timm
Louise S. Timm
Heinemeyer Estate Hearing Set for August 20 1962
The state notifies all interested parties that Zella F Heinemeyer as administratrix will seek the estate of George Heinemeyer at a hearing on August 20 1962 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated July 30 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
George Heinemeyer
State of
Zella F. Heinemeyer
Osceola
Notice to Creditors Walter D Gestrine Estate
The State of Nebraska creditors of Walter D Gestrine deceased are notified of a county court hearing on November 16, 1962 at 10:00 A M to hear adjust and allow all filed claims. Claims must be filed by November 15, 1962 or be forever barred. Dated July 20, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Walter D. Gestrine
Nebraska Property Tax Levy Set At 8.43 Mills
The State Board of Equalization announced an 8.43 mill levy for the coming year to fund state government. The tax equals $8.43 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, up two cents from last year. The park levy rises from .17 to .30 mill, yielding about $1 million annually. The general fund levy remains 6.18 mills, down from prior years. The total $20.8 million from the levy will be raised with the remainder from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Redistricting Fight Spurs AFL-CIO Court Petition
The Nebraska AFL-CIO files in federal court seeking permission to intervene on behalf of the League of Nebraska Municipalities in a suit over legislative reapportionment. The case argues for population-based redistricting and challenges a proposed constitutional amendment granting 20 to 30 percent weight to area.
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Nebraska Afl-Cio
Federal
League of Nebraska
League
Afl-Cio
Nebraska Capitol Seen Attracting Record Visitors This Year
Nebraska's Capitol attracts tourists with Robert Newell predicting about 80,000 visitors this year. The total this year nears last year's record of 60,523, highlighting the building as the top state attraction.
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Nebraska
Robert Newell
Statehouse
Gasoline tax receipts rise in first half 1962
State authorities report a total gasoline tax haul of 23,549,533 for the first half of the year, about 500,000 more than the same period in 1961. July receipts reached 4,116,583, edging up from June and down from July of last year.
New Nebraska Troopers Get Pep Talk Before Field Duty
The governor addressed 31 new Nebraska Highway Patrol recruits before they begin duties as patrolmen. He urged them to be firm and decisive without arrogance and to act in ways that reflect well on the state both publicly and privately. Marion E. Clark named state director for services for the visually impaired replacing Harry Hines. Clark, a 19 year school superintendent, accepts with a pay cut from 8200 to 6900.
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Nebraska Highway Patrol
Marion E. Clark
George Morris
Harry Hines
Clark
Nebraska
Beginning assignment for Clark focuses on impairment services study
Clark, 45, married with three children, will study services for the visually impaired in Kansas and Missouri. He spent 11 years teaching at Mar quette, Ashton, Amherst and a. He holds a bachelor’s from Kearney State Teachers College a master’s from the University of Nebraska and has done additional work at the University of Iowa.
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Kansas
Missouri
Clark
Marquette
Ashton
Amherst
Kearney State Teachers College
University of Nebraska
The
University of Iowa
Social notes from Gresham and area events
Mr and Mrs John Fintel visited Mr and Mrs Dewey Olson in Gresham on Monday morning. The ladies are sisters. Mr and Mrs L L Ter attended a picnic at Leslie Adelsons on Sunday. Twenty five were present from Gothenburg Twin Falls Omaha North Platte York.
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John Fintel
Dewey Olson
Gresham
L. L. Ter
Leslie Adelsons
Gothenburg
Twin Falls
Omaha
North Platte
York
Local visitors drop by in Osceola area
Osceola Stromsburg and Polk communities hosted a pleasant weekend with guests calling on the John Fintel and E. C. Schott households. Mr and Mrs Fred Eppert Mrs Martha Braksieck and Walter Fintel dropped in Sunday afternoon while Mr and Mrs Richard Hawthorne of McCook were guests Wednesday and Thursday.
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Osceola
Stromsburg
Polk
Fred Eppert
Martha Braksieck
Walter Fintel
John Fintel
E. C. Schott Home
Richard Hawthorne
McCook
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Osceola Record
Editorial Sp
Don and
Mary Waterman
Nebr
Carol Branting
National Guard
World Herald
Koln-Tv
Carol
Gary Gustafson
Wayne Magnuson
Dean Buhl
Irvin Jones
Marlin Johnson
Merlin Johnson
Eugene Rettz
Game Commission
Conservation Office
Kenny
Mildred
Andy) Golden
Ska
Community Service
Aaa
Morrison
Marvin Stromer
Thomas A. Reece
Don Johnson
Bert Gissler
A. M. Grubaugh
Mgr
Federal Land Bank Association
David City
Nobr
Beauticians
Columbus School of
Columbus
Lone Star Sand & Gravel Co
Shelby Pit
Shelby Rising City
Shelby
F.d.asf
Sigler Garage
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