For Sale Brittany Spaniel Cross Pups 4 Months Old
For sale a Brittany spaniel cross litter aged four months. Contact Ron Tewell at 764-4258. HR8-23 21.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
7
For sale a Brittany spaniel cross litter aged four months. Contact Ron Tewell at 764-4258. HR8-23 21.
A note gratefully thanks Bill Clark Jody and Robin for a safe summer. Also thanks to relatives friends and nurses Dr Davis and others for cards gifts and hospital care. A Polk County notice states the Noxious Weed Control office will close for vacation the week of August 27.
Notice to heirs that executrices filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for September 11, 1973 at 10 30 a.m. in Polk County Court Nebraska. Parties may appear and contest. Dated August 21, 1973. County Judge Myrl D. Edstrom seal.
The Lincoln Star offers a by mail subscription with 30 issues for $2 and promises comprehensive news from around the world via special wires. It notes local, state capital, and Nebraska coverage with many pictures, plus sports scores, Nebraska columns, comics, columnists, a women’s club page, editorials, crossword puzzles, horoscopes, TV listings, cartoons, and more for all ages.
At the Polk County Historical Society August meeting in Shelby United Methodist Church, members heard the history of Wesley Chapel Church and Shelby Church and a brief look at early Methodism in England. Rev Kenneth Edmonds and Mrs Grace Sprengel presented the material noting Wesley Chapel founded in 1871 and merged with Shelby in 1942.
Attendees include Mr and Mrs Mervin Ransom Sr and Jr, Mr and Mrs William McCarthy and son, and Mr and Mrs Charles Dore from Colorado Springs. The Aug 17 event summarized among a long list of local visits and gatherings around Osceola Central City and Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Gerrard and family move from Central City to the Mrs Elsie Prell farm southeast of Osceola. Gerrard becomes Polk County Highway Superintendent and is related to Mrs Prell. Joyce Graham of Hastings moves to the Mrs Tom Schmoker apartment and will teach sixth grade in Osceola Schools.
The Morning Star announces subscription options for Nebraska and Northern Kansas outside Lancaster County. Rates include 5 weeks for $2.00 or $1.75 for 5 weeks on Sundays, a yearly $20.80 for daily delivery, and $18.20 for daily plus Sunday.
Southwest society notes list include Mrs Kermit Hultgren Lani and Haunani Ahuna of Whittier California visiting Mrs Norris Anderson and others in Omaha Fremont Lincoln and nearby towns with additional guests from Omaha and Lincoln.
About 500 students earned graduate and baccalaureate degrees at the University of Nebraska Lincoln on the final day of the second Summer Session. No formal commencement. Esther Wagner of Osceola received a Bachelor of Science in Education.
Community notices list events from Wednesday August 22 to Monday August 27. Activities include Rebekahs meeting at 8 15, Osceola baseball at Fullerton, Filibuster Club with Leona Boden, a museum session, Scouts and Lions events, and a Chamber of Commerce gathering.
The Challengers 4-H Club met August 17 at John Lux's home to view fair ribbons and vote for winter meetings. A family picnic followed August 20 in the city park with swimming. Next gathering set for September 14 at Michael Sigler's home. Tracy Walgren News Reporter
Services for Mrs Florence Bartholomew 80 who died Sunday at Morys Haven in Columbus were held Wednesday afternoon at the United Methodist Church in Shelby. Burial was in Shelby Cemetery. Mrs Bartholomew is a former Shelby resident.
The Upper Big Blue NRD held a public hearing August 6 1973 at 8 00 p m for the FY74 budget chair John Klosterman reviewed all items but no recommendations were made. The board later unanimously finalized the FY74 budget. Mrs Sue Hoppel spoke on rural pollution and erosion as key issues and six NRC farms were named for Award Farm pictures with two advancing to the State Convention September 9–11 in Kearney. The next Executive Board meeting is tentatively set for September 3 1973.
Mrs Homer Green of Clarks visited the Andersons in their home Monday evening. Kim and Jill Baker of Ralston stayed with their grandparents the Burdette Bakers from Friday to Tuesday. Allen Hunt returned to Guthrie Center Iowa after several days with the Andersons. Next week Mrs Green will be on vacation and requests news be directed to Mrs Fred Lewis.
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