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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1949
Page
8
Legal voters of Osceola Citizens Party called to caucus at Court House on Wednesday March 2 1949 at 8 p m for nominating candidates for city offices to be voted on April 5 1949. S T Crouse Chairman Phillip Nyberg Secretary.
The voters of School District No 19 Polk County Nebraska meet in the Court House Community Room on Wednesday March 2 1949 at 7 30 PM to name four candidates for the Board of Education for the Municipal Election on April 5 1949. I D Hustop notes a board position and a residence detail mentions Mrs Rudeen operating a beauty shop above Joel Hanson’s offices.
Fremont visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wisely stayed in Osceola over the weekend with relatives. their daughter Darlene joined from Lincoln. Guests at Lloyd Green’s Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bohaty and son from David City. Steve Steeples shop offered curtains. Fellers Jewelry promoted graduation watches. Mrs. T. L. Black and sons flew from Omaha to join Major Black in Oakland, California. Craig Norman, grandson of Bob and Isabelle Sigler Kindred, was born Saturday.
Audit covers receipts and expenditures through November 20, 1948 with items from building rental donations and county warrants to grandstand receipts and exhibit costs. Notices announce probate hearings for Ellamina Reitz and James Dunn estates, with dates set for 1949 hearings and administrator appointments.
Council moves to confirm Henry Studt and Harold V. Anderson as Osceola Volunteer Fire Department members. Members voted unanimously to transfer 100 dollars from Special Licenses Fund to the department. A series of budget reallocations totaling 1124.12 from multiple funds to the General Fund was adopted, then the meeting adjourned.
Miss Esther Herrmann, a postgraduate student at the University of Nebraska, was a house guest of her parents Rev. and Mrs. John Herrmann over the past weekend. Mrs. Gene Murray and her son from Grand Island and Mrs. G. G. Shermadine of Kearney visited the latter's mother, Mrs. P. C. Wieseman, during the weekend.
Dr C L LeMar attended the Ma sonic meeting last Friday and spent time with the Vic Newcomers, staying overnight with Mr and Mrs S B Fox before returning to Dow City Iowa. Mrs Newcomer plans a later hospital check for her Christmas illness. Also noted are new 1949 wallpaper patterns and close out bargains. Crouse- Martin Scholz remains patient at Omaha Methodist hospital after surgery last week.
Vincent Church reports a funeral service for Henry W. Zang with attendees including Ronald Taddiken of Lincoln Genevieve Zang J R Mueller and family Syracuse and Lloyd Littold. Nearby Rising City visitors John G Aden and son called on Rev John Herrmann.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers flash bulbs flash attachments and Kodaks along with films for photographers. The store markets a range of photographic essentials targeting amateur and professional shooters.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bennett spent the weekend in Lincoln visiting their son and daughter‑in‑law Donald Bennett and family. Misses Kathy and Jean Ericson traveled to David City to visit relatives and brought the girls home Sunday. Alden Johnson of Gothenburg stopped by Mrs. B. F. Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rystrom while returning from the Hardware Convention in Omaha. Miss Donna Faye Fulton continues studies at Luther College.
Wahoo residents spent time with relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Glen Fulton hosted their daughter and son in law. Rodney C Larsen and daughter Jane visited Mrs Carolina Nordstrom in Polk. Alvin Rasmussen and daughter from Fremont visited Ida Hirsch.
Want ads list alfalfa hay in stock three miles south of Silver Creek. Contact Harry McCauley at phone number 5461 in Silver Creek for purchase.
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