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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1975
Page
2
The Osceola Record from Polk County Nebraska notes it began as The Homesteader in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. It is entered at Osceola Post Office as mail matter No. 69651 with editor Sandra S. Walgren. Subscription rate is $6 yearly in state and $7.50 out of state, 15¢ single copy.
A fragmented notice shows subscription expiration with renewal plea. It lists rates for Nebraska residents and out of state, plus per line obituary poetry and advertising charges. The fragment mentions a card of thanks and a member Nebraska label.
County Court of Polk Nebraska notifies all claimants to file against the estate of C R Peter deceased by April 18 1975 or be barred hearing on claims April 29 1975 at 10 00 am MyrId Edstrom County Judge and Eldon R Johnson Assoc County Judge also public sale of Polk County Nebraska real estate under court order to the highest bidder cash 20 percent due sale January 22 1975 at 2 pm at Osceola court house south front door sale open at least one hour details and title abstract to purchaser also meeting notice for Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital board January 8 1975 8 00 pm in hospital dining room and a birth notice Quinn James Matulka born December 20 at St Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln with grandparents Roy Berggren and others cited
A busy Osceola calendar features open house at Ryan Hill Country Club and numerous Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings. Families including Ekstrom Schott Gondringer Petrzilka and Norton clans share meals and celebrations across Osceola Lincoln David City Omaha and vicinity with relatives from Nebraska and Iowa.
A flurry of Christmas visits across Saxon and surrounding towns included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burmood and family in Sioux Falls guests of the Earl Burkes, and the Burkes themselves visiting Covenant Home in Stromsburg. Numerous relatives from Clarks, York, Geneva, Osceola, and Lincoln joined Christmas meals and overnight stays, with extended family linking Glen and Gerald Cleveland, the Torells, the Henningses, and the Burke relations through holiday gatherings.
Marilyn Houderscheldt hosted bingo sessions Tuesday and Wednesday then a Christmas party on Friday with favors and gifts from Mr Wunderlich. Rev. Milan Swasko led services at Swede Home Calvary Lutheran and the Rising City Lutheran Church choir sang carols with autoharp accompaniment by Merle Johnson. Numerous visitors and extended family from Lincoln Columbus Central City Shelby Stromsburg Gresham Arcadia and Omaha attended events and greetings for local churches and members.
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