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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1975
Page
2
Rates listed: six dollars per year within state and seven fifty per year out of state. A fifteen cent single copy price is noted for Sustaining Members. The text references the National Editorial Association National Act Rep and American Newspaper Representatives.
A community notice lists subscription renewal prompts and per line rates for obituaries and poetry, plus ad and service costs from local vendors. The school board approves sex education, gym use for events, and a cook school, with Supt Virgil Bugbee planning retirement and a Jan 12 1976 meeting at 1:30 pm at the high school.
Notice is given that all claims against Mollie J. Swanson deceased must be filed by March 26 1976 or be forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held in Polk County Court on April 5 1976 at 10 00 AM. Dated November 25 1975. D Edstrom County Judge Eldon R Johnson Associate Judge Seal.
The December 8 1975 Board of Education proceedings list numerous purchases for administration instruction and transportation.Expenses include supplies from Prentice Hall Nat's Library Service Time-Life Books and Scholastic Magazines among others with totals noted. A bus driver exam and transport services are recorded with additional maintenance entries and service costs.
Several warranty deeds recorded transferring parcels in Stromsburg Osceola and Shelby areas. Wallace Sherwood to Emil Floyd Lonowski. Ruby E. Hughes to Donald W. Hughes and to Mervin L. Hughes. Harold G. Barber to Ansel Lindquist. Robert H. Herrmann to Calmar Herrmann. Wilbur A. Heins to Charles McWhirt. Kenneth D. Strong to C Harlen Donelson. Shelby Lumber to Michael DeRyke. Larry Kreis to Alvin Rinke. J W Hudson to Pauline McCray. Edith A. Richards to L Arthur Deeter. Wayne W. Logan to Robert G. Logan. Robert G. Logan to Wayne W. Logan. Guy L. Richards to John W. Schott. Jack R. Baker to Lampree Carlson Trans Inc. Clarence E Van Ostrand to Clarence E Van Ostrand. First Federal Savings and Loan Assn of York to Clarence Davis Jr. Pearl R. Asche to Donald Schoonover. Edmond C. Schott to Kenneth Burritt. more parcels in Nance Morrill additions noted. Names, lot references, and section-town-range details included.
The record lists quit claim and executor deeds involving Marie A Kruse, Mervin H Oberg, and Gary Allison for parcels in Polk and Osceola including Lot 5 and Lot 6 in Wilsons Addition, BI 5 Nance and Morrills Addition, and 25-13-2. It also notes The First National Bank of Osceola transferring to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of York. A service member address for William J Bender, left the States Nov 17 for Frankfort Germany, APO New York 09086, is provided.
County Extension urges rapid order for Clarke McNary conifers with all species in stock. Orders accepted in multiples of 100 for windbreak plantings, with planting service via Upper Big Blue or Central Platte NRDs. Self-plant orders through Extension Office. Soil Conservation Service handles planting service.
Silver Creek News outlines social visits from Osceola and Lincoln Thanksgiving gatherings, hospital and rest home contacts, and club meetings. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary and United Methodist Women host and participate in potluck, covered dish, and charitable activities. Community elections at Silver Creek Lodge and various family visits are noted across Shelby, Stromsburg, and nearby towns.
Local residents share visits and gatherings with families across York and surrounding areas. Notices include Christmas events, birthdays, open houses, and weekend activities. Also listed are two Swine Housing Conferences in early January and details on Federal EPA pollution rules affecting waste facilities with deadlines and required steps.
Merry Workers met Wednesday for a Christmas party at the Ralph Allison home with seventeen ladies playing Bunko and a dessert hour. Prizes went to Foy Rosenberry high, Wendell Spalding low, and Ralph Allison door prize. Open house at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in York celebrated a 60th wedding anniversary.
Lavina Kooke of York with her children and grandchildren shared supper Sunday in the Club Room at Thayer. They hosted guests Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Dey and Gilbert of Gresham, plus house guests Mr. and Mrs. David Hodges from Boulder Colorado. The gathering celebrated an early Christmas and Mary Hodges birthday.
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