Proceedings of Osceola County Commissioners 1948
Official session in Osceola Nebraska on January 6 1948 audited claims with numerous reimbursements across County General Fund and other accounts. Items include labor supplies fuel and repairs from Walter Buchholz Cederberg Daum and others. emergency relief and state admin funds entries. December 1947 fees to county offices. insurance and equipment provisions. adjournment to meet January 13 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
County General Fund
Branting Hardware
Walter D. Buchholz
Arthur Cederberg
Crouse-Tex Drug Company Drugs and Supplies
Louis E., Daum
Louis E. Daum
Sadan
H. S. Eklund
Ericson Cash Hardware
John A. Falk
J. D. Huston
PAC
Jackson Dry Cleaners
Bernard J. Johnson
W. Johnson
LeRoy Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Olive M. McBeth
Emil Monson
Arthur S. Nelson
Omaha Printing Company
Osceola Lumber Company
Gunnard Peterson
Oberg & Son
Polk County Extension Service
Xpense
Full Vision Container Company
Carleton Anderson
Treas
C. L. Anderson
Wilmer Anderson
W. N. Blome
Richard Delfs
Edith Heilman
Ella L. Koehler
John Kula
Moore Lumber Company Coal
Mother’s Jewels Home Board
My Place
Sob Iiae
W. W. Norton
Swan's
Evelyn Schwartz
Auto Electric Service Co
Lubricant Co. Inc
Estecesene
Chas. E. Hastert & Son Mase
Clarence Lanson
Gas and Lone Star Trading Post
BOS ii
David M. Ewart
Home Oil Company
Diesel
Midway Sand & Gravel
Chas, EB. Hastert & Son Wipe
Ceee Econ Teoed
Ieee Arthur
Nelson Road
Fs Pte
Oberg
Tepaiy 2
Cee
Eccccanes
Osceola General Repair Shop
Osceola Lumber Company Merchandise
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Walstead Bros
Com
Eli W. Johnson
A J. Goodban
Tepair
Eeeeaseee Beast Bees
Seto
Stromsburg
Einer Swanson
Eatin Es Cereene
Sigler
John I. Anderson
John J. Anderson
I. D. Huston
L. M. Merrick
Capital Fire Insurance Company
Lincoln
Board of
County Commissioners
John S. Anderson
Polk County
Frank T. Anderson
Agnes M. Anderson
Farm Machinery Auction Listing Includes Tractors and Implements
Readable items include 1939 Model B John Deere tractor 1928 McCormick Deering 15 30 tractor 1947 Case Model 96 combine 1193S John Deere corn picker 2 row 1932 McCormick Deering corn pickers single row 3 1 Cornsheller 2 hole 32 ft John Deere grain elevator with hoist Elevator Speed Jack 7 ft McCormick Power Binder 1 Manure spreader Hay rack gear Trailer boxes and multiple wagons Harrows mowing and hay equipment Walking plows cultivators and soil tools includes Oliver and McCormick items plus a power sister A O Tractor Go-Dig 2 row stalk cutter 4 row tractor hay sweep and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Deere
Deering
Case Combine
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
McCormick
Nebraska typewriter funds and supplies at school meeting
School proceedings list payments to Nebraska Typewriter Co Warwick Variety Store Wetmore Declamation Bureau and other vendors. Amounts include 3.44 10.80 112.65 and 4.50 with a 23.30 total, secretary I. D. Huston notes adjournment after no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Same
SVESS
Warwick
Bamc
Wetmore
Tenn
Atatata
Consumers P. P. Dist
Nordstrom
Bell Typewriter Exchange
A. Hospe Co
Tepaits
Ccescaseeeraas
Wheeler, Welpton Co
I. D. Huston
Miss Kapalin Kisler Married in Hiawatha Kansas
Miss Mary Ann Kapalin daughter of Mrs Mary Kapalin of Omaha and James W Kisler son of the late Samuel Kisler of Stromsburg were married Monday December 15 1947 in Hiawatha Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Kapalin
Mary Kapalin
Omaha
James W. Kisler
Samuel Kisler
Stromsburg
Hiawatha Kansas
Polk High Band Winter Concert Slated for January 21
The Polk High School Band presents its annual winter concert on Wednesday January 21 at 8 00 p m in the High School Auditorium. Miss Lois is highlighted among features of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk High School
Lois
High School Band Concert Offers Choral Medley
Johnson, cornet soloist and the clarinet quartet perform in a varied program from a chorale to a medley from The Student Prince. Proceeds fund band supplies. Clarks High School band under Keith Cox performed for Polk High School on January 9. Normal Training Class reports strong State Teachers Exams results from December 13 at Osceola with congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Swede Home News Social Visits Around town
Mr and Mrs Richard Sundberg visited with Mr and Mrs Reynold Carlson Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Herman Jones spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Fred Fredrickson. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sandin and Mr and Mrs Ronald Sarow were Omaha visitors Monday and attended the Ice Cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sundberg
Reynold Carlson
Herman Jones
Fred Fredrickson
Rudolph Sandin
Ronald Sarow
Omaha
Marvin Fredrickson
Janie
Polk
Hilma Toline
Harold W. Johnson
Frank Oquist
Willard Adelsonu
Jimmy
Raymond Johnson
John Johnson
Martin Gestrine
Mabel Olson
Wausa
Lillie Chindaren
Tsrnest Carlson
Stromsbore
Carl G. Johnson
Jack Baker
Lena Johnson
Delia Samuelson
Wallace
Edna Lundgren
Harvey Sundberg
Son
Harold Johnson
Harold A. Johnson
Mardell
John Gestrince
Herbert Flodman
Talk by Alf Baker on livestock market outlook at High Prairie
Alf Baker of the Producers' Livestock Marketing Association spoke at High Prairie school Friday evening January 9 before about 70 listeners. He discussed the Omaha market and the 1948 livestock outlook. Mrs. Baker and Glen Hallgren accompanied him and lunch was provided by the High Prairie Farm Bureau Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Baker
Producers’ Livestock Marketing Association of Omaha
High Prairie School
Omaha
Harry Carlson
Marjorie Warnick
North Platte
Bert Warnick
Arlene Hahn
Davis Pharmacy
Minneapolis
Don
Dean Lindburg
Joan Lindburg
Robert Stevens
Ernest Bo
Johnnie Preston
York
Hennie Seymour
Charles McGinnis
H. C. Johnson
Harold Green
Frank Gruber
Glen Green
Lee Beyers
Nels Nyberg
Los Angeles
Clarence Man
Central City
Ruth Green
Royal Neighbors of America
Nebraska
Emma Nelson
Hordville
Oracle
God Neighbor
Lloyd Hahn
Hordville Lodge
Nelson
Social notes from York area Farm Bureau meeting and visits
Mr and Mrs Arlo Stevens attended a York Monday afternoon business visit. Several local families including the Lindbergs Hahn and LaVelles hosted guests and attended gatherings. Hospitalization and surgeries are noted for Mrs Henry Reed and Mrs Mabel Dornburg. Multiple visits to relatives and friends occur across Stromsburg Columbus Grand Island and Omaha with numerous Sunday dinners and afternoon calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Stevens
York
W. Aixer
M. G. Lindberg
Lloyd Hahn
Farm Bureau
High Prairie
Omaha
Ike Wallin
California
E. W. Hahn
Wallin
Mhardville
Merle LaVelle
Arthur Anderson
Eldon Anderson
Stromsburg
Henry Reed
Aurora Hospital
Rland Bodine
Harvey Lind
Lyle Dornburgh
Fred Kuenzli
Columbus
Leo Wurtz
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Reuben Hanquist
Shirley Nyberg
Edwin Glad
Elmer
Lizzie Johnson
S. J. Harless
Leand Bowers
Kenneth
Grant Johnson
Mabel Dornburg
Clarkson Hospital
Henry Anderson
Marquette
George Wurtz
Will Kroger
Elmer’ Garner
Marcene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eonpeoneene Secomm
Wans
Willis
Gamble
Bill Kearney
Holcomb’s
Nordstrom Cleaners
Lester Anderson
Lloyd C. Crouse
Call
Shelby
G. I
Kloke Inv. CO
Omaha 2
W. J. Stead
Polk County National Farm Loan Association
Campbell and
Nyberg
McNess Company
Dept. A
Freeport
Ill
D. E. Swanson
Lois Grossnicklaus
Rudolph Sandia
Walter Krueger
Lutheran Church
Wesley Peterson
Dave Anderson
H. P. Clinton
Reece Tractor & Equipment
Colorado
Rising City
David City
Guernsey
Oliver
Tor Hitech
Chase
W. C. Tractor Oliver
Mc Deering
Coronado
Voss
Mary Michalik
Homolka and Werth
Nep
Farmers State Bank
School Proceedings
Nebraska Typewriter Co
Floyce Headlee
T. V. Hamilton
Kapalin—Kisler
W. H. LaVelle
Clarks
Walter Nelson and Sons
LaVarr Sandell
Annette Larson
M. G. Lindberg Am
Hannah Hahn
Dolan
Omahew
S. A. Ramp
E. Ramp
Margaret Lindsay
Barbara Stanwyck
David Niven
Tommy Dorsey
Dorseys
Ant Het
Hedbee
Ford Farming Equipment
Sora
Reece
T. A. Reece
Osceola, Nebraska
NORGE
Sonora
K. Burroughs
Norge Appliances
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