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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
3
The Osceola Nebraska city council minutes detail payments to Nebr Public Power Lincoln Tel and Tel and others, budget items, park funding, and a county road program. Notices inform petitions for County Highway Superintendent salary and a special February 1973 meeting. Hospital lists patients and dismissals for Polk County.
The city announces automatic renewal of two retail liquor licenses for one year from May 1 1973 in Osceola Nebraska. Polk County Recreational Association Inc and James B Lamb with Deloris Lamb and American Legion Wm Wolfe Post 91 face protests by residents by March 15 1973 in the City Clerk office if three or more protestors file, a hearing will be held to decide continuation.
Notices announce probate hearings for Joyselan I. Byers and Irma Mills estates, appointment of executors D R Byers and executors Merna Walford, with hearing dates February 27 1973 and June 1 1973, plus creditor claims deadline May 31 1973, in Polk County Nebraska.
Osceola County Board of Commissioners convened February 13 1973 with all members present to plan the one and six year road program for 1973. A public meeting on the road plans is set for February 27 1973 and the board will reconvene February 20 1973. An agenda will be available at the County Clerk’s office.
City Council meeting minutes record the open session held January 4 1973 at City Hall Osceola Nebraska with Mayor presiding and council members present. The document notes attendance and procedural details from the February 7 1973 record.
Katherine White 63 died Saturday in a Kinsley hospital after a sudden illness. Formerly of David City Nebraska she will be buried Wednesday in David City Cemetery after 10 a.m. services at St. Luke United Methodist Church. Survived by husband Charles G. White two sons Jerry Gretna and David Manhattan Kan a daughter Karen Ackermann Great Bend Kan a brother Adolph Medinger Grand Island a brother John Medinger Schuyler a sister six grandchildren and several preceded in death. Services held Tuesday in Kinsley.
A Valentine gift exchange took place during the Island Community Club meeting at Mrs. Linda Kinzli s home. Irene Krueger led and prizes were awarded, with heart fund donations and lunch served. Multiple local residents visited, hosted events, and church groups held activities. several family milestones were noted including anniversaries and birthdays.
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