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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1962

Page

2

Weather Drives Osceola News Roundup In Snow And X Rays

Cold snap grips Nebraska with 1 to 2 inches of snow and subzero temps after a mild start. A mobile X-ray unit visits Osceola January 3 4 and 7 offering free chest X rays to detect tuberculosis. Local notes report surveying humor with tepogs a pun on topography and a Clowns basketball game drawing nearly 300 at the Chamber event. Construction items signal growth as Malek’s Service and Vern Johnson plan new buildings. Minden lights and pageant return next Sunday.

Osceola Harlem Osceola Super-Jets Chamber of Commerce W. H. Norton Huck” Rowan Huck Malek Vern Johnson Gregg Lincoln

Final Report Hearing in J. W. Spohn Estate

In the Polk County Nebraska County Court the estate of J. W. Spohn, deceased, has the executor’s final account and a petition for final retirement and allowance, with a decree to determine heirship and distribution and discharge the executor. Hearing set for December 21, 1962 at 1:30 P.M. All interested may appear and contest. Dated December 3, 1962. (Seal) December 6-13-20 J. E. Steeple, County Judge.

Polk County Nebraska J. W. Spohn

Polk County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session 1962

Polk County Nebraska officials audit and approve numerous claims in the December 4 1962 meeting. Transfers include 12000 from Inheritance Tax Fund to General Road Fund. Courtney granted three months leave. Creemen appointed jail guard in his absence.

J. E. Steeple Dale Frizzell District Court Reynold Peterson Clyde Courtney Chauncey Cremeen

Community Guests and Visits Across Local Families

District 18 residents and area families hosted and visited over the weekend with meals, dinners, and social events. Guests included Ed Muhle and Ruby Luchsinger in Leigh, Howard Pfaff from Columbus, the Schreiber and Loseke groups from Columbus, the Cady family from Grand Island, and the Micek and Andersen households in Columbus, along with multiple visits to the Flamme and Lisko households for gatherings.

Ed. Muhle Leigh Ruby Luchsinger Ray Fred Flamme Howard Pfaff Columbus Butch Eschler Maxine Richard Eller Alfred Bernt Valeria Smolenski Hank Edward Lisko Hulda Schreiber Annie Loseke Mandy Snover North Bend George Frances Cady Grand Island Dick Ingram Frank Andersen Omaha Claude Fletcher Lee Iwanski Tom Micek John Gonka Phil Micek Lincoln Otto Johannes

Community Party News and Casual Visits Near Silver Creek

Social notices recall a party for Mr and Mrs Phil Urkoski west of Silver Creek with attendees from Silver Creek and nearby towns. The gathering featured ten point pitch and self provided lunch. Various Sunday visits and dinners are listed, including trips by Czarnick of Genoa, Fletcher of Marysville, and Stineman, Bernt and Treadway households, plus Christmas dinner at the Hohn dorms and travel plans to Harlingen Texas.

Phil Urkoski Silver Creek Mollie Kubas Louis Tschauntze Allen Kresha Mary Valeria Smolenski John Czarnick Genoa Frank Ziemba George Fletcher Marysville Kansas Bill McGee York Claude Fletcher Clyde Stineman Butch Eschler Maxine Walter Tschauner Russel Columbus Alfred Bernt Rex Trout Gordon Clark Shelby Phil Micek Marion Treadway Frederick Flamme Platte Center Fred Flamme Edward Lisko Neil Hassebalch Richard Eller Dean Smith Rising City Alvin Hohndorf Omaha Wilbert Hohndorf Near Ronald Clobes Leslie

Osceola News Item on J. O. Pearson Recovery

J O Pearson says he has recovered from the California flu and feels well. He sends best regards to Osceola friends.

J. O. Pearson California

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