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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
4
The Osceola Record lists rates for advertisement cards from banks and memorials at the same as want ads. Poetry or special typesetting material is not accepted unless paid as advertising. Lost-found ads are free for the first insertion. regular rate applies for subsequent insertions.
Martin Jones expresses gratitude to relatives friends and Pastor Turner for cards and visits and thanks Dr Eklund and hospital staff for wonderful care during hospitalization. God bless you all. Zep.
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Laurence Albers express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards letters gifts food and help at home. Mr and Mrs Ross Richards thank well wishers and the Christmas Carollers for songs. Mae Twarling thanks those who remembered her in hospital and thanks Dr Anderson and the staff.
In Polk County Nebraska district court notice is given of a public auction to sell the SE quarter SE quarter and S half NE quarter of section 15 township 13 north range 1 west. The sale occurs January 30 1964 at 2 pm at the Osceola courthouse front door with 15 percent down and balance on court confirmation. Lease to Richard Schaaf expires March 1 1964. An abstract will be provided. Referee Philip H Nyberg and attorneys Mills Mills and J T Stanton.
Public auction authorized in Polk County Nebraska in case 3857 John L Rasp et al vs Orval R Rasp et al The property is the South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 8 Township 13 North Range 1 West 2 PM on sale day pending court confirmation and deed delivery Lease to Dwight and Maurice Newcomer expires March 1 1964 Abstract of title provided Sale kept open at least one hour Mills Mills J T Stanton lawyers.
Osceola Nebraska church schedule lists services and activities for ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CALVARY EVANGELICAL ST VINCENT CATHOLIC FIRST METHODIST FAIRVIEW METHODIST and Larry Casper pastor with times for study worship Sunday school masses, confirmations, choir and council meetings across January observances.
Lorre Lanes hosts a local bowling match using AMF automatic spotters. Final scores and participant names are listed for the recent session.
The note explains how to adjust sunrise and sunset times for areas east or west of Norfolk. For locations directly north or south of Norfolk, use the given times. For areas east subtract one minute per 13 miles and for areas west add one minute per 13 miles.
The County Court of Polk Nebraska schedules a hearing on January 28 1964 at 10 a m in Osceola to appoint K Ray Richards as administrator of the estate of Oliver S Griffin deceased. Interested persons must appear or file objections as required by law.
Wm Wolfe Post No 91 American Legion Nebraska has filed for a class H (a) non profit liquor license for premises in Osceola Polk County described as Lot 6 and west 6 inches of Lot 7 in Block 8 Original Town Osceola The hearing is set for Jan 28 1964 at 7 30 PM in City Hall Council Room where the Mayor and council will hear evidence under oath or by affidavit from persons regarding the license propriety continuous with law requirements.
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