Hospital Board Chairman Discusses Outstanding Items
C. Marvin Fredrickson chairmen the Hospital Board and notes the report of the Administrator covers any outstanding items.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
2
C. Marvin Fredrickson chairmen the Hospital Board and notes the report of the Administrator covers any outstanding items.
Probate of Walter Bush will appointees Willard W. Bush and Vergil D. Bush to co executors hearing set February 19 1974 at 10 00 a m. Notice to creditors for Arthur S Nelson estate claims due May 30 1974 hearing May 31 1974 at 10 00 a m. Polk County Board of Commissioners to hold public hearing February 19 1974 at 1 30 p m on one and six year road improvement program with program file at County Highway Dept. Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital trustees meet February 13 1974 at 8 00 p m hospital dining room.
Upper Big Blue NRD with SCS offices and Extension Service reopen Clarke-McNary tree orders. NRD provides mobile planting and spraying to residents while landowners supply site prep tractor and a crew member. Spraying optional but advised. Trees shipped to the orderer and planted per request. Orders via NRC York office, local SCS, or County Extension offices.
Lillie Johnson was honored at multiple gatherings with friends from Stromsburg Osceola and Lincoln. Guests included Aurora Anderson Edith Smith Elfrieda Brubaker Oscar Jones Mae Peterson and others who shared lunch. Several additional visits and dinners occurred around Osceola and surrounding towns.
Osceola Nebraska January 29 1974 County Board convened at 10 00 a m with Flodman and Peterson present Johnson absent At 11 00 a m proposals to supply the county with grader blades were opened Peterson moved to accept the low proposal from Lincoln Equipment Co Flodman seconded and all present voted affirmative A motion to sign an agreement allowing Philip Nyberg to cross a county road with a gas line was approved on roll call The board adjourned at 4 15 p m to February 5 1974 An agenda will be available at the County Clerk’s office.
Three Republicans pursue the Third Congressional seat vacated by Dave Martin. Waldron, an attorney and former Nebraska legislator, emphasizes fuel, inflation, and government integrity. Blank, a McCook dentist and former state Jaycees president, cites rural roots and public service. Mrs. Haven Smith, a national speaker and former Rural Development chair, focuses on agriculture, inflation, and government control.
Court notes list several convictions and costs for intoxication, no inspection sticker, suspended license and license issues. Marriage license issued for Michael Cordell Patience and Lynda Marie Gaedke. Small claims, district court actions include contract rescission and divorce proceedings.
Polk County ASCS chair Richard C. Sealey cites Carroll G. Brunthaver's view that 1974 and 1975 will bring higher prices to spur expansion, though not sensational. He warns future growth depends on tech investments and favorable demand for better diets.
News notes that Mrs. Robert Johansen spent a week at Clarkson Hospital for tests. Mrs. Chas Petrzilka entered Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha for surgery. Mrs. Carl Cederberg underwent major surgery at Clarkson Hospital. Norman Gabel of Osceola had surgery at Behlen Hospital in Columbus and returned home.
Observation by the Game and Parks Commission notes strong winter trapping profits in Nebraska on coyote badger fox and raccoon with prices rising for several species. Beaver mink and muskrat prices vary but musk rat neared 2.25, bobcat tops 75 to 90, coyotes up to 30, badger and fox around 14 and 20. Trappers must sell beaver mink and muskrat pelts within 10 days after season ends February 28 or obtain written permission to extend.
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