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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska 68651 Polk County presents The Homesteader from August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. Second class mailing at Osceola Post Office. Kathleen A. Howe editor. Subscription rates listed, sustaining member and newspaper association notes. Quote attributed to Edmund Burke.
A notice to subscribers shows renewal options and pricing for Nebraska and elsewhere. A separate notice in Polk County Nebraska announces a final settlement hearing in the estate of Eva Hennings with dates August 1972 and September 1972, detailing heirship, taxes, fees, and discharge.
In the county court of William A. Grossnicklaus deceased a petition has been filed for court on September 5 1972 at 11 1972. Eldon R Johnson County Judge seals this notice.
The Polk County Board of Commissioners and the Nebraska Department of Roads announce a combined corridor and design public hearing for highway Project No. S-1024 starting about 1.5 miles north of Osceola Nebraska at the southwest corner of Section 3 T14N R2W and proceeding north along section lines two miles to Section M T15N R2W. Officials will solicit a wide range of factors in choosing highway locations and designs as proposals from public and private interests are considered.
County urges public input on highway proposals with a 20 September 1972 deadline to request a hearing. If no hearing is requested, the Board will study the matter and provide advice. Notice seeks posting in public places to inform political subdivisions and public bodies in Osceola Nebraska.
The CHfickel School District held a special board meeting with all members present. The board approved Alice Dunn as part time Teachers Aide and submitted the Teachers Income Protection Plan with half cost paid by the district. A School Lunch Program agreement was entered to determine free or reduced meals with the superintendent and board president as hearing official and next meeting set for Sept 11 1972 at 8 pm.
Polk County Nebraska notices to creditors for Irene Timmerson Anderson and Gerhard Ahrens estates require filing all claims by December 1972. Hearings on claims are set for December 27, 1972 for Anderson and December 22, 1972 for Ahrens. Dated August 1972 by County Judge.
Osceola Nebraska August 22 1972 official proceedings show Johnson and Flodman present Peterson absent. A motion to adopt the 1972 1973 County Budget passed on a roll call. Meeting adjourned at 4 30 PM with next session set for September 5 1972. County Clerk Dale Frizzell and Chairman Burdette Flodman sign.
Local social items recount 2% Mr and Mrs Jay McDonald and daughters hosting last Tuesday dinner with Mr and Mrs Ron Beebe. Saturday guests were Mr and Mrs Dennis Kubicek of Lincoln. Fred Wedemeier and family returned from Dallas after visiting Dr and Mrs Doris Parks in Nigeria. Under Ford Foundation, Dr and Mrs Parks will tour Europe this September including London Paris Versailles Antwerp Vienna Rome Zurich Budapest and more returning December 1. Gerald Stauber and children of York visited Mrs Albert Anderson. Anniversary Club held Sunday dinner in Shelby followed by cards at Ray Conrad home. Wedding anniversary for Glen Henrick son and birthday anniversaries for Mrs Bert Russell and Mrs Ray Conrad observed.
Mr and Mrs Earl Lee of Sun City California stayed with Mrs Lula Pickett after visiting son Vern Lee in Colorado. Numerous visits include Fr anks Lux hospital stay and planned surgery, extended family gatherings, a wedding in Columbus, and local outings. Terri Howe begins as a Platte College freshman.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones were Sunday guests of Mrs Jones sister Mrs Garfield Moline at Mead. The Donald Sterup family returned from a ten day vacation at Sigler resort near Nevis Minnesota. They stayed with Edwin Mangelsen in Scribner en route. Donald Lee Sterup visited Mangelsen while family was away. Sunday evening visitors at Earle Miller's included Mr and Mrs Ralph Rhoades of Stromsburg. Mr and Mrs Martin Scholz traveled to Omaha for their grandson Ronald Scholz's wedding to Linda Munson with Evelyn Young of San Diego joining them in Osceola for a brief visit.
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