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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
2
A snowbound Osceola reader notes bright sun after nine inches fell, ghostly downtown, and hazardous highways. Christmas and New Year festivities lift spirits as Santa visits on Saturday afternoon at the Muse Theatre with a free show sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce costing about 300 dollars for decorations.
Notice to creditors of Jessie June Glass estate set for March 23 1962 in Polk County Court with claims due by March 22 1962. Hearing to adjust and allow filed claims. J E Steeple county judge presiding. Also Osceola bonds proposed for a municipal building fire station 25000 dollars authorized April 1961 election. bonds issued 1962. interest 3 1/2 percent. semiannual payments. redemption after five years. secured by city tax levy.
City of Osceola Nebraska adopts an ordinance authorizing the sale and issuance of Municipal Improvement Bond No dated January 1 1962 to fund public works. The measure includes interest payments and tax levies to secure the bonds and designates payment and registration steps. It was passed December 7 1961 with signatures from Fred Bond and M Snodgrass.
Ordinance No 275 authorizes the city of Osceola Polk County Nebraska to issue and sell general obligation bonds designated Municipal Improvement Bonds with a principal amount of twenty five thousand dollars to pay the cost of purchasing or erecting a combination fire station and municipal building.
District 54 reports Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wyman returning by train from a two week visit to California. They traveled from Omaha by jet as Thanksgiving guests of Roy Wyman and family and visited relatives in Los Angeles Santa Ana San Jose Sacramento and San Francisco.
Acting deputy director Colonel Judson M. Smith will replace Austin S. Bacon who becomes resource management head for Nebraska Civil Defense. Bacon takes on a top priority assignment at state and national levels. Smith is a West Point graduate and former Army officer with administrative experience in Ohio. Nebraska also names Russell Wallace public information officer and Melba Scott women’s activities coordinator after funding boosts from Governor Morrison.
Mrs Clyde Smith hosted NBBC Christmas party last Tuesday evening. Mrs Walter Koehler had the high score and Mrs Martin Roberts the second high. Mrs Everett Smith attended as a guest.
Bert Gissler promotes life retirement and hospital accident coverage in a local insurance ad. The image features contact details and the slogan Your Local Insurance Man. The ad highlights polio protection and loss of income coverage.
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