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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1976
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices: 6 dollars per year within the state and 7.50 dollars per year for out of state, plus 15 cents for a single copy sustaining member. It also names the National Editorial Association, National Ad Rep, and American Newspaper Representatives.
Notice of regular Regions 8 and 9 Planning Commission meeting at 7 00 p m January 26 at Camelot Inn York Nebraska. Agenda lists regular business. Janis Hergert secretary treasurer regions 8 9 planning com.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks Rob ert T Carlson as Administrator of the estate of Egnar H Carlson deceased hearing set January 27 1976 at 10 00 am in Osceola Nebraska County Judge Myrl D Edstrom announces the petition and date Myrl D Edstrom County Judge signature is dated December 29 1975 Pioneer Mental Health Center holds its annual governing board meeting January 15 1976 at 7 30 pm at 729 Seward Street Seward Nebraska Steven B Scott PhD Director announces the agenda is on file at the center office
IRS 1975 returns ask residence questions to equitably share general revenue funds. Questions A to D seek city or town, whether within legal limits, county and state, and township for certain states. Census Bureau uses data to estimate population and per capita income for funding, with confidentiality protections and help options.
Mr and Mrs Quentin J Johnson of North Platte hosted the Rosenberrys for dinner in York. Lincoln visitors the Rogges stayed with the Eklunds over the weekend. York guests included the Gill and Anne party for Sunday dinner.
A dwarf hollyhock named Majorette wins the 1976 All American Selections. It grows to 2 to 2 1/2 feet, blooms from midsummer, and offers colors from burgundy to apricot. Recommend planting in a bed by itself or with light-colored border flowers. Also notes Summer Sun a bright yellow petunia not an All American winner.
Local residents share holiday hospitality with relatives and friends across Cres ton and nearby towns. Families such as the Jones and Worden, Krols, Dittmers, Oquist, and Hanquist exchange suppers and visits while Russell Larson returns from 3 1/2 years in the Air Force with Thailand service and California discharge.
Local families from Casper Grand Island Rock Island Monroe and Laramie hosted and visited in town. Neighbors Johnson Nelson Hanquist Udley and Krol shared meals hosted ski trips and New Year celebrations with friends and relatives in this region.
March of Dimes TAP teen chair Krys Johnson, a Stromsburg High senior, heads the Polk County drive to fund birth defect prevention. The campaign includes January school film shows by MOD rep Dick Rumbolz, poster child Angela Richards, and a Walk-A-Thon planned for March 20, with a MOD dance in Stromsburg in March.
A hospital roll lists current patients including Elizabeth Abbott, Anna Bernt, Dorothy Campbell, Ida Coffin, Rosa Davis, Josephine Ingram, Hazel Johnston, Edith Malm, K David Nordstrom, Pamela Paczosa, Bertha Schmid, Carl Wieseman, Effie Fornander, and others. Dismissals include Colleen Hiemer, Horace Stevens, Agnes Petrzilka, Virginia Terry, Ceva Eller, Maggie Austin, Tressie Brown, Sylvia Burkey, Chad Krumbach, Catherine McCoy, Joseph Palik, Bessie Reckner, Verne Shalberg, Fred Williams. Deceased: Charles Petrzilka.
A Nebraska reader compares the Cornhuskers and Tom Osborne to Osceola Volunteer Fire Department, urging 1976 support. She notes volunteers mimic a chaotic game, mocks onlookers, and calls for backing both teams despite imagined penalties and penalties for fire crews.
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