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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1975
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska publishes as The Homesteader since August 1872. Editor Sandra S. Walgren notes subscription prices of six dollars within Nebraska and seven fifty for out of state, with fifteen cents per single copy.
Notices of final accounts and hearings in Polk County Nebraska Probate and Conservatorship matters. Executors Inness seek final settlement March 4 1975. Conservator Leo Marquardt final account March 4 1975 1130 am. Estate of Edna Reed creditors deadline June 13 1975. hearings set Feb 27 1975 to March 11 1975 for guardianship terminations and executrix actions. renewal of retail liquor license Osceola with protests by March 15 1975.
Osceola Nebraska on February 6 1975 the mayor and council passed ordinance 321 authorizing a private sale of described land to Tillman Joy unless a remonstrance signed by at least 30 percent of city electors is filed within 30 days. The meeting included approval of other ordinances and payments to local vendors.
Agnes Timm er and Mrs Gary Conrad and family of Anchorage hosted Monday supper with Walden Jones and family. Jim McKeag visited Vanders in Columbus. Henry Buresh, Calmer Boden attended a benefit supper for the baseball team. Susan celebrated her birthday with Susan and Phyllis Gondringer in the Walden Jones home. Ted Willard McKeag admitted to Fremont hospital. Alumni committee met Thursday evening in the Calmer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schott hosted dinner in the Don Augustine home with Minnie Augustine and the Leonard Augustine family. Walden Jones attended 4 H leader training in Columbus. Marvin Dawes and family traveled to Shelby for Shrine supper and visited relatives in Stromsburg and Lincoln. Cyrus Janicek saw Roy Grossnicklaus. Calmer Herrmann hosted guests Sydney Dennis Mark and Bill Naslund. Jones couple joined a birthday supper for Susan Jones and Scott Conrad. The N F O banquet took place in Osceola. Erma Jones and family attended anniversary dinner at Lloyd Walford’s and later Erma and daughters visited Clarkson hospital in Omaha for tests.
Polk County and Osceola observe Nebraska birthday with a county wide Bicentennial Week from March 1 to 7. A county committee approved plans at Osceola city hall last November. Schools will participate and a 4-H Challengers program is planned in front of the courthouse at 10 a.m. on March 1 if weather allows.
The mayor and city council of Osceola Nebraska convened in open session at 7 30 PM pursuant to notice given in the minutes of the January 2 1975 meeting. Solicitation of public comment is noted and routine items await discussion.
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