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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
2
The Osceola Record lists The Homesteader edited by H. T. Arnold published in Osceola Nebraska in August 1872 with office matter notes. Kathleen A. Howe is editor and subscription rates are noted for Nebraska and non Nebraska residents. The issue cites national editorial and newspaper representative associations and a quoted maxim about evil and silence.
Notice explains renewal indicator and prices for subscriptions in Nebraska and elsewhere. Provides rates: four, six, and nine month options, per copy price, card of thanks and obituary poetry charges, and advertising inch rate. Also lists annual subscription: $4 in Nebraska and $5 elsewhere.
The Polk County Nebraska court requires all claims against Horace McKeag deceased to be filed by May 18 1972 or forever barred. A hearing on claims is set for May 19 1972 at 10 A.M. Dated January 24 1972 Eldon R. Johnson County Judge.
Notice announces a final settlement hearing for Maurice S. Watts estate in Polk County Nebraska on February 11, 1972 at 10 a.m. The petition covers heirship, taxes, fees, commissions, and final account and discharge. Dated January 14, 1972. (SEAL) Eldon R. Johnson County Judge. Public notices follow on road program hearing February 15, 1972 in Osceola with program file availability and comments. Also, hospital board meeting scheduled February 9, 1972 at 8:00 p.m. in Osceola.
Leona Imhoff reports a sequence of Sunday dinners and Wednesday suppers as families across district 54 visit relatives and celebrate anniversaries. The column records stops in Osceola Silver Creek Humphrey Clarks Columbus and Wayne with guests from Wyman Blaser Morris and Wyman families attending various gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Tom Schmoker visited in Shelby on Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Sue Davis. Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad spent the day with Mr and Mrs Raymond Clemmer in David City. They joined for supper by the Glen Hinkle family of Chapman. Mr and Mrs George Bender visited Mrs Benders mother Mrs Sara OBrien at Geneva Hospital on Sunday.
Local social news records visits and meals across Hastings Lincoln and Osceola with multiple households noted. Polk County farmers will be surveyed by the USD A in February about 1971 farm production expenses for national statistics and planning.
Sunday afternoon visits include Eva Willits of Samaritan Home brought to Clarks to see sister Linnie Hoffer. Osceola guests Delmar Luft from Omaha and Lavern Miller and Bob Carey families. Aurora, Seward and Lincoln trips noted with Raymond Miller and Alfred Gondringer hospital visit. Sandra Soukup heads to Atlanta for a technologists convention. birthday coffee at Mrs Flodman with Mrs Nelson.
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