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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1974
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska paper notes its origins as The Homesteader launched in August 1872 by H T Arnold. Editor Sandra S Walgren outlines subscription rates at 6 dollars in state and 7.50 out of state, with 15 cent single copies and sustaining member and associations listed. Edmund Burke quote caps page.
Notice in Polk County Nebraska that the estate of Edward J. Zelasney is to have final settlement and distribution hearings on December 31, 1974 at 10:00 a.m. The notice names Myrl D. Edstrom as County Judge and includes details on heirship and inheritance tax implications.
Mayor Monson named nine member planning commission to aid in a comprehensive development plan and zoning regs. Appointees include Mrs. Glen Wobig and Mrs. Ray Beebe among others. Council approved park development plans for Osceola park to be done in three phases and authorized funds for land and water conservation grants.
State courts list numerous dismissals and fines for speeding stop sign and DUI violations across Lincoln York Shelby and surrounding towns. Also records marriages licensing for couples in Lincoln Shelby and Exeter with dates in 1974.
A reader urges a Christmas recipes column to share favorites for all ages. Another letter laments Osceola High School sports attendance and calls for louder school spirit and the Go Big Orange chant. Local notes report Denise Dunn’s admission to Grand Island School of Business, a change of address for the Koziol family, and Pfc. Paul Cerny’s return from National Guard basic training.
Osceola district court records list multiple 1974 civil matters including dissolution of marriage between Chris L. Dufek and Adolph J. Dufek, foreclosures by First Federal and Merton Flodman, equity actions for Moore Farms and Platte Valley Office of Mental Retardation, and reciprocal enforcement of support involving the Department of Public Welfare. Other filings name Cornhusker Collection Service, Ruth Williams group, and Flodman entrants against Virginia Flodman and others.
Hospital notes enumerate patients in multiple towns including Osceola Stroms and Stromsburg with names such as Wesley Swedenburg Glenn Richards Hildur Lundborg Maud Herrmann Deborah Richter and baby girl Bernita Cederberg George Buchta Alfred Dailey Violet Harrison Grace Schutt Gordon Mooney Richard Klein Tonya Woodside Edna Reed Matilda Gildersleve Arthur Adelson John Korus Orval Gildersleve George Lux Ceva Eller Wallace Samuelson Freida Forss and others. Dismissed patients include Carolyn Nordberg Alice Carlson Donna Spatz David Carlson Kristina Hablizel Morace Baker Melissa Oman Steven Carlson Victoria Kucera Lyle Mundorf Morris Johnson Ruth Matzner Fern Collison Andrew Johansen Joan Nordstrom and more.
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