Notice of Probate for A Leroy Linder Estate in Polk County
Mary M. Linder executrix petitions for probate of A Leroy Linder who died November 19 1951 naming two fractional interests in Polk County Nebraska real estate. The petition seeks admission of the will to probate and issuance of letters administration with all claims barred. Hearing set August 19 1955 at 10:00 AM in the Polk County Courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Linder
A. Leroy Linder
Polk County
Nebraska
Said
L. M. Merrick
Hearing Set In Estate of Charles A. Van Hoosen Osceola
Notice in Polk County Nebraska district court states heirs and unknowns must appear September 23 1955 at 1 30 PM to show cause why license to sell Lot 1 and 2 Block 5 Smiths Second Addition Osceola should not be issued to administrator Guildford D Bryan to settle debts. Also First Methodist Church proposes Article IV amendment to authorize real estate and property transactions at a meeting August 21 1955 11 00 AM at Osceola High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Charles Arthur van Hoosen
Alice van Hoosen
Roy van Hoosen
Homer van Hoosen
Florence Housch
Smith
Osceola
Guildford D. Bryan
First Methodist Church of
Board of Trustees
Methodist Church
Marlin O. Johnson
Church Trustees Limitation and Fire District Notices
A church board sets policy limiting indebtedness to 30000 and outlines grant and property rules under Methodist discipline. Notices announce a Platte Valley Rural Fire Protection District petition containing Merrick and Polk County boundaries with a Sept 1 1955 hearing date. Also creditors of Otto F Branting’s estate must file claims by Dec 2 1955. Public notices include county clerk actions and hearing schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
J. P. Roubal
Merrick County
Dale Frizzell
Platte Valley
Merrick
Polk
Ihereby
County Board
Central City
Polk School Opens August 29 With Noon Picnic
Polk School starts August 29 at noon with a student and parent picnic. Laura Bolton leads the hot lunch program this year with assistants Minne Detmer and Harlan Johnson. Paul Holmes joins as a new bus driver. three drivers from last year Wendall Shaw Henry Johnson and Leonard Warnick will return. About 30 Polk youths completed detasseling on farms of Virgil Bush Wilmer Bodine and Jerome Ruzicka. George Woods and wife of Fremont organized a watermelon feed closing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk School
Laura Bolton
Minne Detmer
Harlan Johnson
Paul Holmes
Wendall Shaw
Henry Johnson
Leonard Warnick
Polk
Virgil Bush
Wilmer Bodine
Jerome Ruzicka
George Woods
Fremont
Daisy Dairy 4-H calves shine at Iowa Nebraska Dairy Show
Nine members of the Daisy Dairy 4-H Club led by Merle Dawes exhibited 259 calves at the Seward Iowa Nebraska Dairy Show. Lora Lee Dawes won two blue ribbons with others earning blue and red ribbons. Community visits and local gatherings filled the week with multiple tributes and family visits reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
WSCS
Irene Timm
Jessie Hewitt
Daisy Dairy 4-H Club
Merle Dawes
Seward
Lora Lee Dawes
Dianne Shearer
Kathryn Pliefke
Bobby McMeekin
Dennis Schmoker
Adolph Kresha
John Kresha
Osceola Social Guests Report Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Richards and daughter joined the Bill Zedicher family for supper Sunday. Mrs Ruth Wohig and Mr and Mrs Rodney Lilja and sons of Newman Grove visited the Glen Wohig family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brazee
Leal Wustrack
Lucy Brazee
Ben Zedicher
W. B. Welch
Bernice
Armand Schmoker
Albert Schmoker
Louie Morris
Clarks
Raymond Schott
Ed Perry
Ralph Gillette
Schmokers
Osceola
Ray Richards
Bill Zedicher
Ruth Wohig
Rodney Lilja
Newman Grove
Glen Wohig
Also Mentioned on This Page
RPA
Cinébeam
Dhese
Osceola Brabec
Hrouda
New Holland
Kelly-Ryan
Hanson
Duncan
Ridgers
Cecil Vaughn
Osceola Implement Company
Osceola, Nebr
Silver Creek
Nebr
Township
Range
Polk Counties
Otto F. Branting
Polk News
the Corn Palace Cafe
Mrs
Blanche Rein
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Chevrolet
SES
USF
Chevrolet CO
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