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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1961
Page
2
The piece notes the new term starting with youngsters in new outfits awaiting the bus and fond memories of a kindergarten class. It highlights safety around school buses and recalls Ed Almstrom nicknamed Dumpy who salvages metal at the city dump. It ends with a quip about a boy’s movie outing versus school.
Legal notice from Polk County Nebraska court states referee will sell multiple parcels in Osceola and surrounding areas. Parcels include described portions of Sections 23 and 14 and a parcel in Osceola suburb with metes and bounds. Auction set for September 26, 1961 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Osceola. Terms: 15 percent down, balance on court confirmation possible March 1, 1962. Mills Mills & Mills attorneys. Philip H. Nyberg Referee.
Notices warn creditors to file claims by December 14 1961 in the Elmer C. Rasp estate. Sealed bids invited for gravel surfacing work in Silver Creek and Shelby routes with 100 percent performance bonds and upfront certified checks. Also a probate hearing set for Paul N Walgreen as executor in Osceola Nebraska.
The August 3 1961 city council session approved the minutes and treasurer report. Bills audited include Johnson Chev Co 4.50 Overland Sand and Gravel 3.00 and Obrien Manufacturing Co 193.16.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl Williams 76 were held at Wall Funeral Home with Rev Kindley Cook officiating. Born Ruth Smith she lived in the area all her life and died Wednesday in Osceola Hospital. Buried Arborville Cemetery. Many local news items include weddings parties 4 H events and visits. County figures and residents like Natalie Hahn and Karen Stevens appear in Bridge Farm Bureau activities. Election age guidance and community events fill the week.
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