Osceola newspaper masthead and quotation
The Osceola records its mailing details and editor Nancy Norton. Subscription rates are listed for Nebraska and out of state, with a single copy price and sustaining member note. The item includes the editor's name, post office details, and a Burke quotation.
Notice of final reports and probate in Polk County Neb
Notice announces final settlement in the estate of Roy Johnson in Polk County Nebraska on February 13 1970 at 10 a m. Also notices probate for Joseph E Lindblade Dollie Hanshew and Hattle Randell estates with hearings in Osceola and terms for creditors, executors and administrators. plus bids for storm sewer and street work in Osceola Nebraska with open bid March 5 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
R. T. Paul
St. Paul
Fred Bond
City
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Estate of Louis A Schmidt Deceased Polk County
In the Polk County Nebraska court a petition to appoint Margaret F Schmidt executrix of the estate of Louis A Schmidt deceased has been filed. A hearing is set for February 17, 1970 at 2:00 PM in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated January 21, 1970 Eldon R Johnson County Judge.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Roy Johnson
Eldon R. Johnson
Joseph E. Lindblade
State of
Raymond G. Lindblade
LeRoy J. Lindblade
Osceola
Dollie Hanshew
Clarence, Burke
Bligh R. Johnson
Eal Eldon R. Johnson
Louis A. Schmidt
Margaret F. Schmidt
Three area students graduate from Kearney State College
A winter commencement on January 22 lists 245 candidates for degrees from Kearney State College. Polk County students include Jerome Urban and Deanna Frell of Osceola and Linda Larson of Stromsburg, with Dannie Strobl of Red Cloud, husband of Sherry Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney State College
Polk County
Jerome Urban
Deanna Frell
Osceola
Linda Larson
Stromsburg
Dannie Strobl
Red Cloud
Sherry Snodgrass
School Lunch Menu February 19–23
The menu lists daily meals for February 19 to 23. Monday offers chill and crackers, Jello, a cinnamon roll, milk, and celery. Tuesday features a hamburger, pickles, corn, orange juice, rice, and milk. Wednesday serves goulash with cornbread and butter, milk, fruit, and a cookie. Thursday presents potato salad, ham sandwich, carrot stick, cherries on cake, and milk. Friday offers creamed tuna over biscuits, half an egg, green beans, oranges, and milk, subject to change.
Osceola Honor Society elects 1970 officers and schedule
Osceola National Honor Society members elected President Randy Bond Vice President Duane Gabriel Secretary Deb Nelson and Treasurer Ed Wieseman. Emblems ordered for members. Bulldogs host Genoa Friday and Henderson Huskies visit Saturday. Senior class treks set. junior high Bullpups travel to Polk. My Fair Lady rehearsals continue with stage crew and band practice. after hours work for costumes and props continues.
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Osceola
National Honor Society
Randy Bond
Duane Gabriel
Deb Nelson
Ed Wieseman
Bulldogs
Orioles
Genoa
St. Valentine
Henderson Huskies
OHL
Polk
Brownies Visit Samaritan Home for Valentine Decorations
Brownies from Troop 128 visited Samaritan Home last Tuesday. Sixteen girls with Senior Program Aides Linda Grossnicklaus and Karen Bender, led by Mrs. Bernard Cemper and Assistant Leader Mrs. Robert Grossnicklaus, decorated the dining room with a Valentine motif, passed out valentines, and sang for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 128
Linda Grossnicklaus
Karen Bender
Bernard Cemper
Robert Grossnicklaus
Samaritan
Wallace Daum Receives DSA Award at Chadron Bosses Night
Wallace Daum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Daum, was presented the Distinguished Service Award by the Chadron Jaycees at their Bosses Night banquet for outstanding Boy Scouts work in Chadron and active church and Jaycee involvement over the past year.
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Wallace Daum
Otto Daum
Chadron Jaycees
Daum
DSA
Boy Scouts
Chadron
Island Club reelects officers. treasurer resigns
Island Community Club members re elected all officers at a meeting held at Linda Kinzli home. Mrs. Harold Lemp resigned as treasurer and Mrs. Elgin Tonniges was elected to the post. Tonniges led contest planning with prizes for Irene Krueger and a Valentine gift exchange planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kinzli
Island Community Club
Harold Lemp
Elgin Tonniges
Irene Krueger
Valentine
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Nancy Norton
National Editorial Association
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Edmund Burke
Mos
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2Eda Association
Hattle
Randell
ATS
INNA
Kearney
DSA Award
Island Club
R. W. Carlin
Columbus
Clarks, Nebr
John Deere
Allpronger
Lawrence Swanson
Merrick & Engel, Auctionsers
First National Bank
Osceole
Nebraska Public Power District