Osceola Newspaper History and Motto Note
Osceola Nebraska listing notes Begun as The Homesteader in August 1872 by H T Arnold the paper later became Osceola Record Kathleen A Howe editor and sustains state and out of state rates with a quoted civic motto warning against passivity by good men or it allows evil to triumph
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Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
H. T. Arnold
Notice to Subscribers Renewal Urgently Requested
A circular notice warns subscribers that a red cross in the circle marks expired subscriptions and urges renewal immediately to avoid interruption.
Probate Notice and City Electric System Resolution
Public probate notice in Polk County Nebraska names Armand Schmofler as proposed estate administrator with hearing set January 9, 1973 in Osceola. Separately, Osceola City approves a Municipal Distribution System Agreement with Nebraska Public Power District to convey the electric system, lease it back, and publish notices with possible electors referendum. Also notices of hospital board meeting on January 10, 1973 in Osceola.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Albert V. Schmoler
State of
Armand R. Schmofler
Osceola
Eldon R. Johnson
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Nebraska’ Public Power District
General Reserve
Nppd Amer
Joyce Page
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Hosital Board
Walter W. Berck
Christmas Gatherings Across Osceola Families
Mrs Joe Schott spent Christmas Eve with Jack Schott and joined the Raymond Schott family. Mary Gerdes John Anderson and Selma Peterson with Albert Anderson hosted dinner in Lincoln for Dale Anderson’s family. Relatives from Nelson Nebraska and Bellville Kansas shared dinner at Glen Cederberg’s. Reynold Peterson’s early Dec 17 celebration included Roger Neki family Sioux City Gary Peterson Omaha and Duane Peterson Stromsburg. Neki and Stephanie stayed for an oyster supper. Wes Peterson hosted guests Bruce Bugbee York and Dean Wheeler Lawton Iowa Edna and Irene Anderson and Lynn Anderson.
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Joe Schott
Jack Schott
Raymond Schott
J. F. Theisen
Mary Gerdes
John Anderson
Selma Peterson
Albert Anderson
Lincoln
Dale Anderson
Nelson
Nebr
Bellville
Kansas
Glen Cederberg
Reynold Peterson
Roger, Neki
Sioux City
Iowa
Gary Peterson
Omaha
Duane Peterson
Stromsburg
Neki
Stephanie
Wes Peterson
Bruce Bugbee
York
Dean Wheeler
Lawton
Edna Anderson
Irene
Lynn Anderson
Virgil Bugbee
Steele City
Nebraska
Bill Bugbee
Glenwood
Rodney Nelson
Lavern Miller
Roland Ray
Aurora
Roger Maybon
Hastings
Lloyd Millers
Fullerton
Ron Johnson
Baby
Jack Holt
Thayer
Ron Johnsons
Dale Nahrstedt
Gary Gustafson
Larry Larson
Todd
Trent
Holly Grossnicklaus
Osceola
Devern Rodene
Kathy
Kent
Harry Rodene
Covenant
Freda Waller
Arthur Senkbeil
Louise Sullivan
Lynn Senkbeil
Brian
Becky
Richard Senkbeil
Rick, Scott
Johna
Grand Island
George Hubbard
Sullivan
Hubbard
Raymond Lindblade
Dorothy Gondringer
Helen Swanson
Orphanjell
Wesley Peterson
Carita
Karri Lynn
Technical School
Milford
Keith Peterson
Bertha Berck
Walter Berck
Robert Bryan
Transfers of Deeds and Local Notices in Stromsburg and Osceola
A series of property transfers records Leonard Thompson and wife to Patricia Davis, Lucille Allison to Byron Swanson, David L. Cerny to Alex Kozisek, Charles O Hope to Jimmy Majors, Mary Koza et al to Frank Gembica, Wayne Rystrom to Durward Rystrom, Jennie H Anderson to Perry Noyd, Hedwig Hahn to Carroll Hahn, and Lawrence E Schlesinger to Sherman Adkins in nearby towns. Social notes record Mr and Mrs Ray Branting dining with Jerry Krieger family and Kriegers visiting in Lincoln on Christmas Day. Laverne Bryan hosted family Tuesday.
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Leonard Thompson
Patricia Davis
Headstrom
Stromsburg
Lucille Allison
Byron Dale Swanson
Boostrom
David L. Cerny
Alex Kozisek
Kenneth
Hartman
Osceola
Charles O. Hope
Jimmy Majors
Jennie H. Anderson
Perry Lee Noyd
S. E
Hedwig G. Hahn
Carroll J. Hahn
Lawrence E. Schlesinger
Sherman Adkins
Tarble
Shelby
Ray Branting
Jerry Krieger
Kriegers
Larry Krieger
Lincoln
Laverne Bryan
District 54 tribute and holiday gatherings across towns
Obituary notes the sudden death of Victor Doremus of Polk and describes funeral details. The column lists extensive Christmas visits and dinners among families from Osceola, Columbus, Genoa, Blair, Silver Creek, and nearby towns, with many relatives and friends sharing holiday meals and church services.
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the Osceola
Post Office
Kathleen A. Howe
National Editorial Association
National
Edmund Burke
NI Nember Association
Nebraska Press Association
Jenvheg
National Newspaper
Free Press
Akey
WHA
E. D. Buffington
R. W
Clarks
Osceola News
Osceola Locals
Leona Imhoff
Victor Doremus
Polk
Loren Miller
Ed Totenhaupt
Cheryl
Janice
John Wyman
Richard Wyman
Susan
Irene Mickey
Henry
Donald Schipperiet
Silver Creek Methodist Church
Darlene Hinkle
Bradley Booker
David Utley
Dennis Hinkle
Shane
Donald Schott
Ed Schotts
Werner Guenther
Columbus
Ted Wyman
Max Nelson
Jack Wilhelmy
Whiting
Roy Nelson
Charles Dash
Duncan
Frank Gembica
Christianna Sarow
Lawrence
Leona
Beth Imhoff
Ronald Jacobs
Jerome Foltz
Humphrey
Bob Wyman
Jacobs
Wymans
Gilbert Hinkle
Max Grosch
Frank Stanczyk
Alvin Swertzic
Jim Nowak
Nowaks
Stanczyk
Kenneth Burritt
Bob Wymans
Sam Wyman
Ray Starostka
Donn Atkinson
Rose Hill
Darrell Atkinson
George Bixenmann
Silver Creek
Debbie Schott
Kearney State
Vern McCormick
Louie Blaser
Tim Wyman
Greeley
Colorado
Bill Wyman
William Coulton
Esther Nelson
Denver
Richard Peterson
Bellevue
Coultons
Kim Burger
Gayle Wyman
Burgers
Wyman
Lincoln Savers
Kearney
Federal
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Belmont Plaza
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Wm. Rogers
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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South 42Nd Street
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