Osceola County Commissioners Cancel Long Outstanding Old Age Warrants
Osceola Nebraska January 31 1956 official proceedings show the welfare department meeting and a State Welfare recommendation to cancel two Old Age warrants outstanding over two years. The board approved the resolution and adjourned to February 7 1956 with Dale Frizzell as County Clerk and Louis E Daum as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Welfare Department
State Welfare Department
Bryan
Dahlin
Dale Frizzell
Louis E. Daum
I. Dale Frizzell
Polk County
Board of County Commissioners
Polk
L. M. Merrick
I. D. Huston
Coun
Willard Cornell
Polk County Commission Notes Immediate Budget Actions
Polk County Board in regular session audited and allowed claims across funds including County General, Road Fund, and Farm to Market. Several payments listed to vendors, officials, and services. a resolution transferred the Road Equipment Fund to the County General Fund and abolished the Road Equipment Fund. Parish notices mention January fees and adjournment to February 21, 1956. local social news follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
County General Fund All Makes Typewriter Co
Gust Boden
Guildford D. Bryan
Walter D. Buchholz
Central Elec. & Gas Co
Willard Cornell
Martin Dahlin
Louis E. Daum
Hammond & Stephens Co
Jackson Dry Cleaners
Klopp Printing Co
Monroe Calculating Machine Co
Osceola Lumber Co
Omaha Printing Company
Margaret B. Crosby
Janice K. Emmons
Agriculture Engineering
Gary B. Garey
Robert Johnson
Rent Lutheran Church
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Lincoln Office Supply Co
Olive M. McBeth
Olive M. McBeth, Co
Miller Cafe
Osceola Record
Polk Progress
Redfield & Company, Inc
F. W. Schuman
Shelby Sun
Thompson Co
Ae World Book Co
E Agriculture Ex
G. D. Bryan
Fairview Hall
R. E. Murphy & Company
Nebraska Typewriter Co
Polk County Extension Service
Adam Schmidt
St. Mary’s Church
Lloyd Whitmore
U. B
Jack Wieseman
Kent Valley View
Osceola
Stromsburg
Edith Heilman
Ella L. Koehler
Policf
County General Road Fund
Polk County Board of Commissioners
County General Fund
Road Equipment Fund
Social visits highlight weekend in Stromsburg area
The Max Lott family hosted Mr. and Mrs. Ford Bond and Bonnie for dinner and lunch Sunday. Raymond Beebe hosted guests with Mr. and Mrs. Corey Stephenson in Stromsburg Saturday. Ronald Eklund and family were Sunday guests in the Beebe home. Homemade ice cream and cake followed coffee. Ted Gonnerman’s Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Duane Keyes of Stromsburg. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hiene and Dean. Ardhle Eklund entertained relatives Sunday evening for Mrs. Geo Bond’s birthday with Mrs. Bond, Dr. and Mrs. Harley Eklund of Osceola, and the Ronald Eklund home present. Harold Heaston’s Seward home hosted Mrs. Heaston’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rosenberry, who were later dinner guests at Robert Anderson’s near Stromsburg. Wayne Walford hosted her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lees of Shelby for dinner Sunday to honor their wedding anniversary.
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Frank Nordberg
Independent School
Dale Fredrickson
Rhonda Jean
Max
Raymond Bond
Judy Louise
York General Hospital
Tommy Gonnerman
Ralph Allisons
Central City
Oscar Allison
Raymond Gonnerman
Hazel Gonnerman
Bill Gonnerman
Ted Gonnerman
Tom Gonnerman
Joe
Paul Bond
Fairmont
Max Lott
Ford Bond
Bonnie
Raymond Beebe
Corey Stephenson
Stromsburg
Ronald Eklund
Duane Keyes
Ernest Hiene
Dean
Ardhle Eklund
Geo. Bond
Bond
Harley Eklund
Osceola
Harold Heaston
Seward
Seward Were Mrs. Heaston’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rosenberry. the Rosenberrys
Robert Anderson
Wayne Walford
Ernest Lees
Shelby
Local Society Notes Highlight Tuesday Visits
Mrs. Foy Rosenberry spent Tuesday evening with the Blaine Marsden family. Mrs. Albert Bloom was an afternoon visitor Tuesday of Mrs. Ted Gonnerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy Rosenberry
Blaine Marsden
Albert Bloom
Ted Gonnerman
Hinze and Watts hosts for weekend dinner visit
Osceola News notes Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hinze of Thayer were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watts. Rev. Homer P. Bollinger attends a Regional Conference on Youth Summer Agencies in Denver. Mrs. Walter Berck spent three days in Omaha with Miss Lillian Berck. Mrs. Berck and Mrs. Pray attended a shower for Miss Lillian Berck hosted by Miss Lee Ceder, Miss Maxine Severyn and Miss Evangeline Krier. The wedding date is not yet announced but will be this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hinze
Thayer
Walter Watts
Homer P. Bollinger
Denver
Walter Berck
Omaha
Lillian Berck
Berck
Pray
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF County Commissioners
Zenith
Radice
Ahrens
S &H
Hackberry Precinct
Clear Creek Precinct
Lone Star Trading Post
Bernt
Stromsburg — Hotel
Platte Precinct
Fairview
Osceola — Court House
Roy E. Horst, Co
Moon’s
Moore Lumber Company
State
C. L. Anderson
Auto Electric Service Pany Supplies
the Island Supply Company
Weil Motor Supply
Home Oil Company
Lincoln Equipment Co
Ray
Shelby Hardware & Furniture
Shelby Oil Co
Copany
Wobig & Sonnlaed Co
Lincoln Equip. Co
Capital Steel Co
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
S—S
Overland ‘Sand & Gravel Co
Overland Sand & Gravel
Func
iPolk County
Barber’s Service
Jim Branting & Son
Ericson Cash Hardware
Harry E. Kreis
Dale Lewis
Lincoln Equipment
Jim Branting & Son repairs ._.__. City of Stromsburg
Merrick’s Standard Sevice
Nebraska Tractor & Equipment Co
Oberg
Leroy Rhodes
Standard Oil Co
Paul Strand
Nebraska Tractor & Equip. Co
Wayland News
Mrs. Lee Campbell
The
Prescription
Store
United States
Martin Kresha
Jackson
Launderers
Boyer
Osceola News
Bush
Ford Tricycle Tractors
Ford
Reece Tractor & Equipment Co
Bert Gissler
W. Ralph Sons
Bansas Crry G
Missouri
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