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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1970
Page
2
The Osceola Record lists H. T. Arnold as founder of The Homesteader in 1872 and Kathleen A. Howe as editor. It details subscription rates at $4 yearly in Nebraska and $5 elsewhere, with 10c per copy, and notes sustainer associations and national ad representatives.
A newspaper notice includes subscription renewal rates and terms plus an estate claim deadline and court hearing. It lists renewal prices for 4, 6, and 10 months and per line obituary poetry and advertising rates. The notice sets April 22, 1971 as the claim filing deadline and April 23, 1971 at 10 a.m. for the hearing, signed by County Judge Eldon R. Johnson.
Notices announce final settlement hearings and creditor claims in Polk County Nebraska. Estate of Ellen M. Anderson sets January 4, 1971 hearing for final account and discharge. Mabel C. Hoy estate requires claims by April 15, 1971 and hearing on April 16, 1971. Joseph E. Lindblade estate shows a January 11, 1971 hearing for final settlement.
Case No. K-145 Book 14 Page 8 Polk County Court directs all concerned to file claims by April 15 1971 or be barred. A hearing on claims is set for April 16 1971 at 10:00 AM in the court. (Seal) Eldon R. Johnson.
Case in Polk County Court titled Estate of John W. Fintel deceased to all concerned authorities and parties. The document outlines probate steps and interested parties status under state law.
A batch of warranty and quitclaim deeds covers transfers in Polk and Stromsburg areas. Edith Inks and Gary Bemis exchanges list the E half of SE quarter and SE quarter NE quarter in 15-14-1, and Gary Bemis with Wayne Logan and Ray Svehla acquire another E half SE quarter and SE quarter NE quarter in 15-14-1. Arthur Buchholz conveys Lot 12 Block 8 to Gary Wahl. Edwin Isakson and wife transfer Lot 13 in Conaughy Subdivision to Stroms burg. Merlin D. Vincent et al transfer parts of Morrill’s Addition and Headstrom’s 2nd Addition in Stromsburg to Betty Strong. Stromsburg Implement Inc. sells Lots 7-12 Block 2 in Stromsburg Town Company’s 1st Addition. Matilda Gildersleeve and Thomas Kreis exchange parcel 7-13-2. Henry O. Kistler and Anita Kistler deed E 48 ft of Lots 13 and 14 Block 12 in original village of Polk. Remaining notice references Polk’s 39% 74 sod be.
Esther Kuhnel reports a sequence of Christmas visits and dinners across Gresham Lincoln York and Omaha with the Kuhnel and Dunn families and many relatives. Numerous households hosted guests including Jones Gondringer Reznicek Richards Norton Nelson Alt and McKeag families plus friends from Fremont Fullerton Des Plaines and Rising City.
Numerous families from Calmar, Lincoln, Stromsburg, Rising City and Springfield shared holiday meals and visits. Guests included the Herrmanns, Dick Herrmann family, the Kuhnels, Tabor, the Marty family, Levert Oquist, Horace Stevens, Harold Nelson, Martin Jones, Morris Richards, the Freddie Thomas family, the Gustafsons, Jerry Petersons, Danny Petersons, Leonard Coffin, Louis Winkleman, Arlyn Franzen, Nancy of Springfield, Illinois, and Yungdahls among others.
Mrs. Hubert Alt hosted Sunday evening with the Al Kuhnels. Jeff Kuhnel underwent leg surgery Sunday. The Arts hosted Christmas supper with the Alt and Birkel families. Lewis Schott and Lewis Schott Jr. attended a 40th anniversary steak dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gabel at Bernis, with photos by Schott Jr. The Gabels were the first couple married at Shelby new Sacred Heart Church.
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