Osceola Bond Election Aims To Add Classrooms
Osceola School District voters go to the polls March 5 for a special bond issue of 35000 dollars to raise one mill, funding elementary expansion to house sixth grade with the first six grades in one building while freeing space for higher grades, per State Board of Education recommendation. Weather and space topics mix with local notes on Lincoln’s birthday Valentine’s Day Boy Scout Week and a Valentine card project in kindergarten.
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Osceola
State Board of Education
Valentine
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska
In the matter of the Estate of Anna Louisa Pehrson Deceased a petition for probate of the last Will and Testament and for appointment of Rudolph Swanson as Executor has been filed and is set for hearing March 5 1962 at 10 o clock A M in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska Dated February 7 1962 SEAL
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Polk County
Nebraska
Anna Louisa Pehrson
State of
Rudolph Swanson
Osceola
Notice to Creditors George E Gallup deceased Nebraka
The State of Nebraska County Court will hear claims against the estate of George E Gallup on May 29 1962 at 10 oclock A M in the County Court Room. Claimants must file by May 28 1962 or be barred. Dated February 2 1962 J E Steeple County Judge
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Polk County
Nebraska
George E. Gallup
State of
J. E. Steeple
Osceola School District Bond Election Planned for March 5 1962
Notice to qualified Osceola voters Polk County Nebraska. A Bond Election will be held March 5 1962 at the High School Auditorium from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Question: issue bonds of 35000 to build an addition and furnish furnishings. Bonds mature 2 to 12 years, interest not exceeding legal rate, redeemable after five years. Levy to cover interest and principal annually by valuation. Board action Feb 5 1962. P H Nyberg Secretary. Feb 8 15 22 March 1
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Osceola
Polk
Nebraska
Board of Education
P. H. Nyberg
School bond election set for March 5 on elementary addition
The board approved a caucus at the school auditorium February 27 at 7 30 P M and authorized use of the elementary auditorium for a firemen sponsored wrestling match and PTA meetings. A resolution calls for a $35000 bond election for an elementary school addition on March 5 with P H Nyberg secretary.
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Operation Co-op Oil Station
Western Power & Gas Co
Consumer’s Public Power
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Company
Industrial Chemical Lab
Industrial Electronics
Gambles
McDonalds
Harold’s Thriftway_ s
Meenaieyn
The
Thompson Company
Cannon Sand & Gravel
Eikenhorst Farm Service
P. H. Nyberg
Osceola Nebraska School and City Caucuses Set
The legal voters of School District No 19 Osceola Polk County Nebraska meet at the High School February 27 1962 at 730 pm to nominate Board of Education candidates for the April 3 1962 city election. Citizens Party caucus follows at Court House after the school caucus to nominate city officers for the April 3 1962 election. M A Mills Jr chairman.
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Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
Board of Education
P. H. Nyberg
Citizen’s Party
Court House
M. A. Mills Jr
Clear Creek 4-H Club elects officers at Feb meeting
The Clear Creek 4-H Club held its organization meeting at Ted Cannon's home on Feb 5. Officers elected were President Don Atkinson Vice President David Atkinson Secretary Diane Cannon News Reporter Dale Carlson. Ted Cannon is leader with Dale Hopwood as assistant. Next meeting set for March 5 at Dale Carlson's home.
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Clear Creek 4-H Club
Ted Cannon
Don Atkinson
David Atkinson
Diane Cannon
Dale Carlson
Dale Hopwood
Gillespie Dentistry Moves and Family Practice News
Dr. Robert R. Gillespie moved to St. Anthony Idaho to practice dentistry a year ago and is now located in Bellflower California. His brother Dr Ward Gillespie runs a practice in Los Angeles. Miss Ida Hanson returns from Chicago market with spring millinery stock. Miss Eulailie Hernemeyer returns to work in David City after a weekend at home. Ralph Walker of Omaha suffers a complete fracture of the right wrist on an icy walk while teaching at Omaha High School of Commerce. Mrs C H Parkis remains critically ill but is expected to recover.
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Robert R. Gillespie
St. Anthony
Idaho
Bellflower
Calif
Ward Gillespie
Los Angeles
Ida Hanson
Chicago
Eulailie Hernemeyer
David City
Ralph Walker
Omaha
Walker
Omaha High School of Commerce
C. H. Parkis
Obituaries and city salary changes from Stromsburg area
Andrew C. Carlson died at his Stromsburg home on his 81st birthday. Mrs. Emil Hasselbalch died near Shelby. Mary Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Cummings, born Feb 7. State meeting of Superintendent and Board members held in Fremont. City salaries cut about 1025 yearly. no change for city treasurer. May 1 salary schedule lists mayor 75, councilman 50, clerk 240, treasurer 100, attorney 240, water commissioner 75 per month, police chief 60 per month, street commissioner 90 per month.
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Andrew C. Carlson
Stromsburg
Allen Cummings
Mary Ann
J. G. Hansen
Geo. Bond
Fremont
Emil Hasselbalch
Shelby
Cornish Couple Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary
20 years ago on February 5 1942 Mr and Mrs Walter Cornish quietly marked their 60th wedding anniversary. The observance occurred at their home with family present and well wishers joining by telephone as the couple reached another year of married life.
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Walter Cornish
Local Notices Highlight Marriages and Career Moves
Conrad Kropatsch wed Pauline Kropatsch's daughter Jos ephine Tworek on February 21 at St Bonaventure Church in Columbus. Miss Mary Mae Timm finished a business course at Lincoln School of Commerce and now works at Consumers office. Roy Horst injured a finger in a corn shelter incident. Grace Pheasant Johnston returns to Osceola after years on the west coast and takes a position in the County Treasurer and Clerk offices formerly held by Ruth Stewart.
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K. A. Cornish
Conrad Kropatsch
Pauline Kropatsch
Josephine Tworek
St. Bonaventure Church
Columbus
Mary Mae Timm
Lincoln School of Commerce
Consumers Office
Roy Horst
Grace Pheasant Johnston
Osceola
Ruth Stewart
Births and family visit noted in Central City College circles
Ten years ago on February 7 1952 Joan Bowe a Central City College student was home for the weekend with the Laurence Bowe family. Gregory Lee weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces was born February 6 at St Marys Hospital in Columbus to Mr and Mrs Lee Adams.
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Joan Bowe
Central City College
Laurence Bowe
Gregory Lee
St. Mary’s Hospital
Columbus
Lee Adams
Capping Exercises At St Elizabeth School Of Nursing
At St Elizabeth's School of Nursing Lincoln January 27 Miss Rita Kresha daughter of Mrs Eva Kresha joined 23 other women in the cap ceremony. Mrs Maude Nuquist and Carlton Anderson attended events in Omaha early week. Frank McMeekin posts a general farm sale February 14 north of Shelby. Dr and Mrs Richard Klaas announce birth of son Richard February 4 at St Joseph's Hospital Omaha.
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St. Elizabeth’s School of Nursing
Lincoln
Rita Kresha
Eva Kresha
Maude Nuquist
Carleton Anderson
Omaha
Frank McMeekin
Shelby
Richard Klaas
Richard
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Merry Mixers 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Merry Mixers met at Karen Peterson's home on January 26 and shared New Year resolutions. They approved a skating party and a $2 donation to the March of Dimes, played games, and had lunch. Next meeting at April Walgren's home on February 23.
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Merry Mixers
Karen Peterson
March of Dimes
April Walgren
Connie Jones
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