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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
12
A collection of notices includes a postal penalty policy for undelivered papers, a 1977 sheriff sale of a 1970 Ford Country Squire and fur goods, an estate claim deadline for Albert L. Timm, and January 6 1977 city council proceedings with detailed bills and expenditures in Deceola Nebraska.
Notice of amendment to articles of incorporation for Shelby Insurance Inc appears with a sheriff's sale order from Polk County Nebraska in Case No 4292. Foreclosure on tax sale certificate No 36 seeks $192.12 plus interest and $50 attorney fees, costs $13, and accruing costs. Property described as Lot 6 Block 13 Original Town of Osceola Polk Nebraska.
The Osceola city council approves Meyers appointment of Alen Glenn as City Attorney, votes to keep Ambulance from leaving the state, plans a street bridge program, introduces Ordinance 339 for 170000 in bonds, and to send Harold Jarmin to pesticide certification school. Mayor Norton thanked for his service as meeting adjourned to Feb 3, 1877.
Osceola Nebraska county commissioners meet January 4 1977 elect Tony Kerkman chairman Otto Daum vice chairman appoint Kerkman to Region V board designate newspapers for bids publish state project notices west of county line in The Osceola Record and The Polk Progress east in The Headlight and The Shelby Sun approve Mills as county attorney for inheritance tax matters confirm bond for Dale Lindburg and adopt 1977 wage scales for custodial road crews deputies office clerks and highway superintendent salaries adjourn at 4 00 p m with next meeting set for January 19 1977 signed by Kerkman and Frizzell
A sequence of warranty deeds records property transfers in 16-14-2 and adjacent sections. Listings include Schaeffer to Royce Schaeffer. Monica Schott to John Schott. Alta Bernt to Shelby Lumber and Supply Co.. Shelby Lumber to Randy Kelly. Harry Lees to Gary Waller. Waller to William Peterson. Micek family transfers. Nordlund to Vivian Stephens and others. Oppliger to Kathryn Soulliere. Buchta to William Andrews. Rolland Peterson to Dorothy Peterson. Prososki to Theress Prososki. Louis Scow and Clear Creek Farms transactions. Creek Farms and Micek heirs. Myrtle Franck to Mary Williamsonson. Annabelle Anderson to Terry Baumgart. Lillian James to Elizabeth Luckow.
Silver Creek residents report travel from Texas and Wisconsin families, a new head tennis coach at University of Southern Alabama, and a range of social events. Reed Otto of Ullyses died of a heart attack. American Legion Auxiliary officers meet and plan a duck supper. Community visits include baptisms, weddings, bridge parties, and neighborhood move events.
Area Swine Day at the American Legion Club in Shelby features talks from University of Nebraska Lincoln experts on pig production and nutrition. Morning sessions cover Gilta Coming of Age, costly protein choices, and pseudorabies while afternoon topics include boar selection, growing with pigs, and calcium and phosphorus needs.
The Good Samaritan Center announces activities move to 2:30 p.m. until further notice. Wednesday evening featured dance routines by Cindy and Tammy Merkel. The monthly birthday party on the 29th celebrated with Ruth Lux bringing cake and helpers Mrs. Dennis Johansen and Mrs. Raymond Watts. New residents welcomed Ken Keller from Kansas and Joe Tomasiewicz. Brownie Troop 138 visited and joined residents in games.
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