Community meeting on improvement and growth in David City
An area meeting on Community Betterment and Industrial Development is set for Thursday Feb 8 in David City. Sponsored by the Division of Nebraska Resources and University of Nebraska, with the David City Chamber hosting, the event invites representatives from over 100 communities. Registration opens at 9 am at the David City Auditorium followed by talks from University and state officials, then a 1:30 to 4 pm roundtable on planning and development with no registration fee though luncheon is paid by attendees. Reservations for the luncheon should go to Ray Smith, Chamber Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Division of Nebraska Resources
Department of Community Services
University of Nebraska
Christensen
Mark Twain
Nebraska
David City Auditorium
H. L
Bud) Zinnecker
Lee Rising
David Peterson
Otto Hoiberg
George Morris
New
Chamber
Ray Smith
Chamber of Commerce
National Park Service
Homestead National Monument
Beatrice
Gage County
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Notice to Creditors Polk County Nebraska 1962
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska hearings are set to hear and allow all debts against the estates of George W Craven and Carl L Timm. Creditors must file claims by May 9 1962 for Craven and by May 16 1962 for Timm or be barred. Dates January 17 and January 19 1962.
Hearing on debts of Franz W. Luchsinger estate
Creditors of Franz W. Luchsinger estate are notified of a Nebraska County Court hearing on May 10, 1962 at 10:00 A M in the County Court Room to hear and allow all duly filed claims. All claimants must file by January 11, 1962 with dates January 18 25 February 1 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
George W. Craven
J. E. Steeple
Franz W. Luchsinger
Estate of Charles R. Timm Hearing Notice
Charles R. Timm deceased. estate to appear in County Court on May 17 1962 at 10 am for hearing. Notice to all interested parties regarding proceedings dated between January 25 and February 1 and covering January 25 to February 8.
Polk County Officials Hear 1962 Budget and Homestead Act Notes
Polk County Nebraska commissioners discuss the 1962 budget, appointing Edwin L. Buse to the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital board, and designate The Shelby Sun The Osceola Record The Headlight and the Polk Progress as official newspapers. They also hear a Homestead Centennial overview tying Nebraska to national celebrations planned for Beatrice and the Homestead National Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Daum
Anderson
Guildford D. Bryan
Edwin L. Buse
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Veterans Service Officer
Shelby Sun
Osceola Record
Headlight
Polk Progress
Dale Frizzell
J. T. Stanton
Stephenson School Supply Co
The
Island Supply Co
Shelby Syn
Western Power & Gas Co
William Wright
Lillian Timm
Clerk Co. Court
Rafael Panama Carbon Company
Polk County Extension
Bonnie Ransom
Leroy Rhoades
Uth Wicklund
cMeekin Implement Co
Commissioner Dist
Guildford
D. Bryan
Alvin J. Cerny
Chris
Water & Sewer Service
Coakley Industrial Service, Inc
Public Power Dist
Olly Grossnicklaus
Floyd Headlee
Island Supply Welding Co
Vern Johnson
Miley
County Shore
Gary B. Garey
Edith Heilman
Security
Coakley Industrial Ser-vis
Vern Johnson Plbg
Mobil Oil Co
Tandard Oil Co
E. D. Gas Service
Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas
Commissioner di
Louis E
Oakley Industrial Service
Nebraska Office Service Co
Marian M. Cotter
Carl J. Benda
Public Power
Milford Johansen
Lincoln Equipment Co
Clyde Miller
Almberg Auto Supply
Security Eckman Plumbing Heating
Jazda Implement, Inc
Osceola Visitors Vacationing in Mexico City and Acapulco
Osceola items note Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Kosch and Mr and Mrs Richard Augustin of Shelby spent three weeks on vacation in Mexico City and Acapulco. Harold Aden and children of St Edward were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Massie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Kosch
Richard Augustin
Shelby
Mexico City
Acapulco
Harold Aden
St. Edward
Chas. Massie
Washington visitors call on Mrs Gauby kin
Mrs Lee Gauby and daughter with Mrs Norman Stewart and daughter of Washington Kansas visited Thursday with Mrs Don Waterman and family at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gauby
Norman Stewart
Washington
Kansas
Gauby
Don Waterman
Calvary Lutheran and Fairview Methodist Announce Services
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Swede Home with Vice-Pastor P Gerald Leaf lists Sunday 10:00 a m services and Sunday School 11:00 a m. Fairview Methodist Church in Silver Creek Nebr presents worship at 9:30 a m and Sunday School at 10:30 a m led by Pastor L A Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
Swede
P. Gerald Leaf
First Methodist Church
Ray E. Hawkins
Fairview Methodist Church
L. A. Hansen
Silver Creek
Nebr
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Raphael Chonta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aut
Don and
Mary Waterman
Carl L. Timm
State of
Charles R. Timm
Harold Anderson
Bates Manufacturing Co
Consumers Public Power Dist
Louis E. Daum
First National Bank
Dorothy Fjell
William H. Norton
William H. Norton, Co. Atty
Omaha Printing Co
Eget Alice Johnson
Vern Johnson Pb. & Ing
Osceola Lumber Co
Reynold Peterson, Co
Board of Health
MIT Epthnin
Polk Co
Soil & Water Conservation Dist
Redfield & Company, Inc
K. Ray Richards
M. E. Roberts
Ericson Cash Hardware
Fredrickson Implement Co
Gambles, Stromsburg
Wilbur L
George Stever
Polk Oil Co
Francis Tewell
the Island Supply Co
Village of
Polk
Electricity & Water Service
Nebr. Tractor & Equipment Co
Agricultural Society Fund
Polk County Agricultural Society
C. L. Anderson, M. D
Bush Drugs
John’s Rexall
Hartman Drugs
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Co
Victor Anderson Co
Waldo
Hruska and
Curtis
Weaver
National Congress
Daniel Freeman
Minnesota
Nebraska State Historical Society
W. D. Aeschbacher
State Historical Society
Ee Fund Lew
Stromsburg
A. M. Grubaugh
Mgr
Federal Land Bank Association
Thomas A. Reece
Don Johnson
Bert Gissler
Earth
HIG Aires
Eugene Gabel
Shelby, Nebr
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