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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
2
The Osceola Record in Osceola Nebraska lists Kathleen A. Howe as editor and provides subscription rates of 4 dollars per year within Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere. The item references the paper's founding origin in 1872 and notes post office and association membership details with a quotation about action against evil by Edmund Burke.
A compact line lists four month slots and three cumulative prices from 1.50 to 3.50, indicating a tiered rate structure. The terse notation suggests time based charges or subscription levels common in period pricing formats.
William H Norton Conservator will sell at public auction the east half of the east half of the southeast quarter and other fractional parts in Section 26 Township 14 North Range 2 West of the 6th P M Osceola Nebraska on September 20 1971 at 2 00 PM. Terms require 15 percent cash and balance after court confirmation. Abstract of title to be furnished. sale remains open one hour. By order of Judge Howard V Kanouff.
Osceola Nebraska August 17 1971 county board regular session approves Vivian Bayer as Deputy County Assessor and William N Hubert as Deputy County Sheriff. Funds audited and warrants issued across General State Roads and Administrative funds with listed vendors. Meeting adjourned at 3 15 PM with Dale Frizzell and Burdette Flodman signing.
Sunday guests honored three birthdays at the Hennings home in Green's Chapel. Among those hosted were Mr. and Mrs Howell Cox and son Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Guenther Schwartz and family of Omaha, and Miss Ann Schwartz and Miss Roswitha Steinke of Europe. Several local families hosted and visited others through the week including church and 4-H activities, weddings, and a Lincoln park picnic.
Nebraska announces the 1971 archery antelope season from August 21 to October 31 with a firearm season September 25 to October 3. Applicants for deer or antelope permits must be at least 16 years old by opening day.
Pleasant Corner School District held its fifth reunion at the Viking Center in Stromsburg on August 22 with 33 attendees. Guests included local residents and relatives from Osceola Genoa Wahoo and Fort Collins among others. The next reunion is planned for August 1973 with Wallace Peterson and Edna Hyland leading the committee. Deaths since 1969 included Wesley Koehler Sr Hazel Johnson Anderson Milton Burgeson and Hilma Olson Miller.
Miss Anita Peterson returns today after three weeks in Rieglesville Pennsylvania. Mrs. Truman Bachenberg and three children joined Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Nelson of Hordville for the annual Bachenberg picnic at Burchard last Sunday. Nelson is Rev. Bachenberg's uncle.
A State Farm agent in Stromsburg invites potential clients to call for coverage details. The message emphasizes State Farm as a comprehensive insurance option and provides a contact phone number.
The August 14 18 period saw Midland residents visit relatives in Nebraska and Kansas. Weddings and banns announced include Mary Hernandez and Raymond Kresha. Many attend hospitals, fairs, rodeos, picnics, and family gatherings with names linked to Leimsers Hahn Spitz and Adkissons among others.
Dawn Treffer visits the Black Hills with grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Dethieff and Nancy of Rockville. Bruce Treffer handles chores at the Dethieff home during their absence.
Cudaback: A girl born August 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cudaback at Exeter. Grossnicklaus Kayla Jean born August 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Tim Grossnicklaus at Oxford. paternal Raymond Grossnicklaus of Shelby. Althouse: Timothy Dale born August 22 to Mr. and Mrs. David Althouse of Osceola at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital.
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