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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
4
The American Legion presents its vast reach and legacy endorsing veteran care and benefits, from post networks to advocacy. It highlights the GI Bill, VA system, and education support, urging wartime veterans to join and influence future policy.
Osceola Nebrasa Osceola record enters post office file as oldest Nebraska paper. Price 1.50 in-town 2.00 out-of-town. circulation and subscription details reflect local paper's long-standing status in Polk County.
Uncle Dan Jarmin dies at 94 in Osceola after Sunday morning service. Polk County Boys and Girls clubs stage well attended corn show at the Auditorium with strong exhibits and a noted musical program by Maurine Walrath Geralde Walrath and Marie Mickey. Mrs L A Mickey dies at daughter’s home in Thayer after a week illness. Miss Mary Holcomb leaves for Stromsburg to assume Stromsburg High School principalship. Ed Herrmann travels to Vasparaiso after word of N T Dooley’s death in Lincoln hospital. Squirrel and owl anecdote from Deeter woods closes the notes. Wales choir program announced for Osceola season.
John LeMar attends Hi Y conferences in Hastings. Osceola teachers head home for Thanksgiving to Red Cloud Grant Sutton Weeping Water Emer son Denison Shelby and David City. Drum major D W McFadden shows a $20 Shelby corn day check for the corps. Brown upgrades home with cement work. Benson and Nelson attend National Farm Bureau meeting in Chicago. Kropatsch return from Bushnell by auto delayed arrival. Miss Maxfield RN promotes child health clinic work. Ten years ago, December 35, 1935 featured a wedding service.
The eleven states provide ores minerals lumber and petroleum. Rivers supply irrigation and power. Dependable rail transport supports postwar expansion. Ample space and friendly settlements attract homeseekers. Union Pacific, the Strategic Middle Route, invites inquiries about industrial sites or farm lands in its territory. Address Union Pacific Railroad Omaha Nebraska.
Miss Lucy Cockson wed Leo Albers at St Marys Catholic Church and the couple will live on the groom’s farm northeast of town. Funeral services were held for Mary Campbell in Osceola with relatives listed from Los Angeles Fremont and Omaha. Bill Herrmann may join the Cornhusker squad as guard. Edward B Zang, born in 1877 near Kewanee Illinois, died at 58 in Polk County. W R Kepner joins the school board to fill a vacancy. Streets will glow with lights and Christmas trees around the square.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified of a March 25 1946 hearing to hear adjust and allow all claims against the estate of Bernard Albert Thomas deceased. Claims must be filed by March 28 1946 or be barred. Dated November 23 1945. County Judge L M Merrick.
The administratrix of Raymond F. Bouzek deceased has filed a final account and petition for final settlement. A decree determining heirship and distribution and discharge of the administratrix is set for December 28, 1945 at 10:00 A.M. in the county court. Interested persons may appear and contest. Dated December 4, 1945. County Judge.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of August Fickel deceased is addressed. The executrix has filed a final account and report and asks for final settlement and discharge. Hearing is set for December 14, 1945 at 10 a.m. in the County Court. Dated November 19, 1945.
Petition for probate of the last will and testament of August A. Eklund has been filed and Nellie Eklund named Executrix. Hearing set for December 14, 1945 at 3 PM before the County Judge. Dated November 17, 1945. Published November 22 29 and December 6.
Jennie E. Miller deceased Nebraska probate notice states the Executor has filed a final account and report of administration and petitions for final settlement. The notice alerts all interested parties to appear or respond as required under state law.
The court set a hearing for final settlement on December 14, 1945 at 10:00 AM to determine heirship and distribution and to discharge the executors, with dates for appearance and contest noted by the county judge.
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