Osceola area brief notes from February 1964
From Our Files catalogs Osceola items February 1964 including Polk County Judge candidacy by Christian L Gaedeke on the non political ticket. Farm sale near Osceola, consigned items, and local election results from the Polk County Co op Credit Union meeting with Harlan McKeag and Dennis Johnson elected directors. Also births anniversaries and local notices with dates Feb 1 2 3 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian L. Gaedeke
Osceola
Polk County
Hubert Alt
Louis Shemek
Polk County Co-op Credit Union
Harlan McKeag
Dennis Johnson
Duane Keyes
Martin Jones
Ansel Fredrickson
Campbell Soup Co
Beverly Wieseman
Fred Wiesemans
Kansas City
Donald Bartek
Amy Jo
Roy Berggren
Shelby
St. Vincent Hall
Lee Greens
California
H. S. Eklund
North Platte
OES
Donald Malek
Camden
N. J
Mary Louise
Maleks
Michael
Dale Frizzell
York
Eldon Kuhnel
Iceland
Alfred Kuhnel
Scotland
Denmark
Germany
Eldon
Keflavick
Algor Larson
Death notices for Boardman Roberts and Gryva
Death notices report James Boardman aged 88 died in Manley Nebraska with services held Monday at Manley. Graveside services for Ed gar Lena Roberts aged 96 occurred in Osceola Cemetery after a Loveland Colorado nursing home death. Paul Gryva, former Osceola Silver Creek resident, died in Omaha with funeral services held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stull
Enid
Okla
Ortha Warth
Omaha
Lew Miller
James Boardman
Manley
Nebr
Boardmans
St. Vincent Church
Martin Roberts
E. C. Schott
Julius Cerny
Don Gabriel
Boardman
Roberts
Cerny
Osceola
Edgar
Lena) Roberts
Loveland
Colo
Polk
York County
Polk County
Paul Gryva
Silver Creek
Hughes Bros Sentenced For Grand Larceny
Judge Howard Kanouff in Polk County District Court sentenced Donald and Mervin Hughes of Stromsburg for grand larceny tied to stolen farm equipment across seven counties in spring 1973. Mervin got one year. Donald two to four years in the State Penal Complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kanouff
Fifth District
Donald
Mervin Hughes
Stromsburg
Polk County
Kanouff
Wahoo
Donald Hughes
Obituary of Albert Nelson 90 Osceola resident
Albert Nelson 90 died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Center Osceola born in Sweden 1883 had lived in Polk County since 1886. Survived by sisters Ellen Spires Kearney Dora McDaniel Osceola brother Walter J. Polk two stepsons Raymond Sundberg Polk Lawrence Sundberg Rockford Illinois. Services Saturday at First Baptist Church Polk burial Lindale Cemetery near Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson
Good Samaritan Center
Osceola
Sweden
Polk County
Ellen Spires
Kearney
Dora McDaniel
Walter J. Polk
Raymond Sundberg
Polk
Lawrence Sundberg
Rockford
First Baptist Church
Lindale
Small Business Loans Rise in Nebraska for 1973
SBA guaranteed and disaster loans in Nebraska reached 631 loans totaling $32,540,550 in 1973, a 17 percent rise in dollar amount from 1972. In Polk, six loans valued at $168,000 were issued, per the agency’s annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Small Business Administration
Nebraska
Omaha
Rick S. Budd
Polk County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola Ioof
Lutheran Church of Swede
Irene Forss
Adolph Forss
Harvey Sundberg
I. D. Frye
Bill Scholz
Marion Snider
Farmers Union
Merrill Horst
Mr. Horst
Jack LeSner
Reed Bros. Motor Co
John Gunar Samuelson
Grand Island Hospital
Polk Co
Farmers Grain Co
August P. Anderson
F. E. Merrick
A. S. Nelson
Joe Wieseman
W. E. Pierson
Wm. Harrison
Alex Yeltman
Yeltmans
Wyoming
Albert Jones
Jones Grocery
Alvin Monson
Arthur Nelson
People’s Grocery
Jones
Richvale
Calif
G. T. Ray
Henderson
Monson's
Maud Michener
B. F. Sayers
W.B. Michener
Hughes Bros
Mervin
Charles Knight
Bruce Douthit
Osceola, Nebraska
Jack & Jill Store
Butler
Hobart
Norge
Fable Fairbanks
Schaefer
Burroughs
Tyler Bilevel
Jack & Jill
Stanley Auction Co. Osceola
Stan Triggs
Osceola News
R. W. Carlin
Optometrist
Columbus
Clarks, Nebr
Busk Drug Store
Change Lumber
Stromsburg, Nebr
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