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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
11
The notice lists subscription rates of 86 per year within the state and 7.50 per year for out of state readers. It also mentions a 15¢ single copy price and indicates sustaining member status with references to the National Editorial Association and American Newspaper Representatives as the national ad rep.
Notices warn subscribers to renew subscriptions and detail rates and penalties for undelivered issues. Also included are probate hearing for Alonzo H. Ruth and board meetings for Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital and Pioneer Mental Health Center with dates in December 1976.
In the matter of the Estate of Lulu I Ruth deceased a petition has been filed to appoint Dale F Ruth as Administrator. A hearing is set for December 14 1976 at 1130 AM in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska Myrl D Edstrom County Judge Seal
Notices inform heirs and interested parties of final accounts for Anna Marie Dickson and Louis E. Wagner estates filed by administrators with will annexed. Hearings set for December 7 1976 at 10 00 and 10 30 A.M. in Polk County Court Myrl D. Edstrom presiding. Also includes a home planning feature on age friendly housing and safety considerations for the elderly.
A concerned parent criticizes faculty for treating students as generic and urges individualized attention. The letter questions teachers’ training and suggests varied methods to support handicapped or imaginative learners.
Saint Vincent and United Methodist churches list mass times Bible studies and events for December. St Paul Lutheran Calvary Lutheran Swede Home note Advent services confirmations and choir schedules with ongoing youth activities and community meetings.
The David Place facility in David City highlights staffers James Canseler and Mary Haba who welcome residents and lead activities. Jim is a program planning specialist pursuing a master’s in gerontology at North Texas State University, while Mary oversees the recreational program and is a Wahoo native with an associate arts degree. The home offers moderate or skilled care and convalescent services with contact to Bob High, administrator, at 68632.
Julianne Brown has assumed the duties of Scout Executive for the Big Blue District of the Cornhusker Council Boy Scouts of America. A Utica resident and former Omaha native, she holds a zoology degree from Utah State University and has studied at several regional universities. She has served as advisor and committee member for an Omaha Explorer Post and as a Henry Doorly Zoo volunteer guide. Brown has worked with the Personal Crisis Service and been active in the Latter Day Saints Church and Sunday School programs. She previously supervised nursery and hospital operations at Henry Doorly Zoo and worked as ape and pachyderm keeper. The Big Blue District covers Butler, Jefferson, Polk, Saline, Seward, Fillmore, Thayer and York counties.
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