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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
7
Notice of automatic renewal for May 1 1966 for American Legion Wm Wolfe Post 91 Osceola Nebraska Retail Beer On Sale Only protest deadline March 15 1966 at City Clerk office. If three or more residents protest a hearing will be held.
At Jeffrey Hospital Hanson David Alfred weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces born Feb 18 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Hanson of Osceola. Conrad Gary born Feb 22 to Mr and Mrs Gary Conrad of Osceola weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces named Scott Lee. F A N extension club met Feb 16 with 10 members and 3 guests. Grace Joy named shut in,, buying fruits and vegetables lesson by Hardy Huggler, Secret Sisters exchanged Valentines, lunch served.
City of Osceola Nebraska evaluates renewal for Leroy S. Graham beer on sale and alcoholic liquors including beer for consumption off premises. City clerk Fred Bond notes the notice and requests continuation of license under local rules.
By order of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska a referee will sell at public auction the NE quarter of Sec 28 Twp 13 N R1 W 6th P M Polk County Nebraska on March 30 1966 at 2 00 PM at the South Front Door of the Osceola Courthouse to the highest bidder for cash 15 of the price down and balance upon court confirmation possession subject to lease rights expiring March 1 1967 sale open at least one hour Abstract of merchantable title will be furnished Dated February 21 1966 Philip H Nyberg Referee Norton and Norton Attorneys Osceola Nebraska
The report lists multiple leagues with team standings and individual honors. Top figures include high series by Carol Schmoker 530 and Mary Lou Stallings 488, high games by Schmoker 191 and Bertha Smith 180, and team highs such as Spot Removers 1756 and Mill Rollers 616. Additional leagues note leaders Mike Snodgrass 247 and Lorre Lanes 928, with Bush Drug and Bush Drug 2495 top team series.
A dense listing of local club meetings and events scheduled from February 23 to March 10. Highlights include Rebekahs Entre Nous Edith Smith evc, Easy Aces Olive Watts, County Republican Women’s Club at R.E.A. Building Stromsburg, World Day of Prayer related WSCS, Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, American Legion NBBC Elsie McDonald, City Council, A.FL at high school auditorium, IOOF, Friendly Neighbors Mrs Eugene Sterup, Rebekahs Gabs Marge Osenbaugh, Maple Leaf club Neola Dunn, Sociable Sals Mrs Vinton Clark.
Friday evening gatherings featured Rich Schoops of Omaha and Mrs Bill Wieseman with Addie Wieseman. Beth Wieseman and Mike Wieseman attended. Mike is a student at Kearney State. The John Braithwaits moved from Thayer to a Shelby home last week.
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