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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1956
Page
3
In The County Court Of Polk County Nebraska creditors are advised that a hearing will be held in the County Court regarding the estate of Dora McCormick, deceased. The notice calls creditors to appear and present claims by the required deadline.
County Court in said County on the 5th day of April 1957 at 10 o'clock a m to hear adjust and allow all claims filed against said estate. All persons with claims must file by April 4 1957 or said claims will be barred. Dated December 1956. L M Merrick County Judge (Seal) Dec 13 20 27.
Osceola Drilling Company of Polk County Nebraska amends Article IV to broaden its business to drill and test wells level land construct ditches pumps and irrigation systems manufacture purchase sell and service irrigation equipment agricultural products and related contracts and to acquire encumber dispose of and deal in real and personal property and securities.
The document records amendments to Osceola Drilling Company's Articles. It increases authorized capital to 50 000 dollars with 500 shares at 100 dollars each and adds provisions on meetings, director duties, and asset disposition. The amendments were certified by the Secretary of State on November 17 1956 and filed with Polk County on November 21 1956.
Polk County Nebraska notice that Agnes V Gustafson deceased. The administrator filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and heirship determination. Hearing set for December 27, 1956 at 10:00 AM to contest the report and discharge the administrator. Dated December 4, 1956. Dec 6, 18, 20.
Valley Church announces a Christmas program at 7 30 p m Monday evening December 24 All children participating should meet at the church at 1 00 p m for practice Cookies for lunch are requested Mrs Lewis Dunn hosted Cheerie Sisters 4 H Club gathering with Mrs Jim McKeag assisting as leader.
Christianna Sarow and Lawrence attended a Stromsburg Baptist Church choir program. George Burritt helped move equipment at the new National Guard Army Building in Seward. Neighbors and relatives from Riverton, Star City, Fullerton, Silver Creek, Polk, and Canada joined various lunches, dinners, and Christmas parties at homes of the Buchta, Horst, Wieseman, Rutter, Urban, and Yungdahl families. A 4-H Homemaker Club Christmas party and school kitchen visits were noted along with a banquet and dedication at the new grade school.
Mr and Mrs Bob Johansen of Lincoln were Saturday evening guests with Mr and Mrs Jeck Wieseman.
Sunday dinner guests at Ora Garretson’s included Mr and Mrs Ray Schnoor and their son from Grand Island. Henry Strickland and Al Heitzman drove to Grand Island to visit Don Pages at St Francis Hospital. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Gust Carlson. Visitors to Joe Karges home included Melvin Burruss and family from Clarks. Don Hayes returned from St Francis Hospital. Various visits by Carlson, Karges, Hayes, and Gabriel families noted. U Shar It Club held Christmas party at Fairview Hall. others hosted and visited in Central City and Omaha.
On Wednesday evening Mrs Gust Carlson led the Osceola FHA girls in Christmas caroling. Gust Carlson Wilda and Marcia joined the group for a show in Columbus Saturday.
The Heudersheldt home hosted a Christmas party Friday with six couples and their families attending. Don Linton and Archie McClung visited. the North Shelby Club gathered for a 12 30 luncheon at Elmer Stewart’s home.
Mrs Ir Ward of Silver Creek returned to her home Sunday after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell and family.
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