Public Notice and Probate Files in Polk Nebraska
Notices warn creditors to file claims by May 8, 1969 or be barred and present a probate hearing set for May 9, 1969. Additional probate petition for Hazel Brown Burns filed with executor appointment to be heard February 12, 1969 in Osceola County Court. Also includes community club meeting notes and social updates from Sociable Sals Extension Club in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Michael C. Reisdorf
Eldon R. Johnson
Hazel Brown Burns
M. A. Mills, Jr
Osceola
Sociable Sals Extension Club
Charles Kucera
Norris Larson
Thelma Conkling
Nixon calls for curbs on public strikes and pushes arbitration
President Nixon argues unions should not strike against public health, safety, or education and proposes updating Taft-Hartley to recognize public rights. He cites 1968's 4950 strikes and 47 million man-days idle, noting major actions by government and teachers, with city school closures and sanitation disputes in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Congress
House Labor Committee
Senate
House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Communications Workers of America
New York City
Florida
Premien
International Brotherhood of Teamsters’ Sone
Scheol
Social Center News Hosts Guests for 59th Anniversary
A Lincoln based gathering marked the Schmoker 59th wedding anniversary with numerous local and visiting families from Rising City Valparaiso Omaha Shelby and Stromsburg. Other notes include weekend visits in multiple homes and club gatherings at St Vincent Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schmoker
Armand Schmoker
Ralph Gillett
Joyce
Rising City
Jay Henderson
Valparaiso
Marvin Hess
Gordon Jens
Leonard Rosenberry
Lincoln
Cheryl Johansen
Brenda Fusby
Steve Fusby
Tim Johansen
Harold Grossnicklaus
Tena Janicek
Columbus
Hubert Girard
Janet Ekstrom
Louie Schott
Arthur Johansen
Bill Johansen
Kelly
Omaha
James Hoole
Wayne Augustine
John Schneider
Kathy
Shelby
Art White
Sandy Richards
Ray Richards
Mark Gustafson
Delmar Johnson
Bill Engert
Virgil Johansen
Jerry Johansen
Kent
Randy
Nellie Downey
York
Morris Dunn
Vernon Kuhnel
Harry Oppliger
Gary James
Freddie Thomas
Jim McKeag
Howard McKeag
Elmer Gleim
Connie Richards
Susan Herrmann
Albion
Morris Richards
Haskell Gustafson
Stromsburg
Jinx Johansen
al Kuhnel
Louis
Mervin Ransom
Marvin Dewes
Wesley Chapel Club
St. Vincent Hall
Wesley
Patti, Dunn
Dennis Rittenhouse
Ma Mi
Jim Mose Kengwo
Willard McKe Fremont
Dennis - Heimer
Ey Oan Tsad Wyman -Overingman
Monica
Columbus Land Bank
Columbus Federal Land Bank Association
Scotus Memorial Hall
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Association
Arnold P. Fredrickson
Gresham
Glenn H. LeDrout
Byron Reed Company, Inc
FLBA
Harold H. Heins
David City
James R. Brezina
Henry Brase
Theodore P. Fehringer
Lindsay
Carl i
Olson
St. Edward
Dale Sonderup
Genoa
Platte
Boone
Butler
Polk
Nance
Colfax
Home safety urged by county agent in public advisory
County agent urges hazard checks for homes based on Health Insurance Institute figures. Nearly 19 million Americans are injured at home each year and 85 percent of fires, poisonings, and fatal falls occur there, with elderly and young children most at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Health Insurance Institute
Call for tougher law to curb teacher strikes
The piece argues that no law can force work when public education is disrupted by school board disputes. It urges President Nixon to push Congress to enact strong penalties and ban teacher strikes, asserting militants should be moved from teaching to other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
Community Notes Highlight Local Social Visits and County Agriculture
Fifteen lines recount visits and dinners across Omaha area residents like Rev. Alvin Trucano and the Kinbergs, plus Harless and Hollister households hosting guests. The report shifts to county actions, urging more terraces and waterways as Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District notes 238 miles of terraces since 1969, with emphasis on erosion control and minimum tillage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District
Polk County
Soil Conservation Service
Osceola
Osceola visit by Brown family and companions
Osceola residents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown along with Lillian Brown of Gresham spent last Sunday in Seward visiting Jr. and Mrs. Charles Hastings, Mrs. Anna Erks at the Goldsmith Home, the Ben Mailands and the Norbert Peter sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Winkleman
Fullerton
Ant
Vernon Kuhnel
Jim Scow
Scott
Lincoln
Marvin Dawes
Jim Brigham
Dave Rutter
Ed ‘E. Anderson
Lewis Berggrens
Max Rystrom
Grace, Runquist
Swede Haven
Stanley Harless
Harry Obrist
Luther, Kreis
Jennie Burke
Lewis Berggren
Forrest Berggren
Paul Strand
Polk
Ansel Lindquist
Harry Christs
Nina Burke
Aurora
Jeff Bryan
Luther “Kreis
I Gary:Gassman
York
Lee Brown
Lillian Brown
Gresham
Charles Hastings
Anna Erks
Goldsmith Home
Ben Mailands
Norbert Petersons
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. T. Arnold
Post Office
Nebr
Nancy, Norton
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
National Act
American Newspaper
Edmund Burke
Osceola News
C. R. Peterson
Glen Babcock
Shari
Gringritnrins Virginia
Virgil J
Richard Howe
Hartington
Dayton
Ohio
Max
U.S. A
Social Center News
U.S
Home Sweet Home
Anis Hollister
Gus B. Wes Mark
Mest
Elmer Pekar Osten
Richard Pehrson
Battle Creek
Morace Warner
Myron Bernt
Alvin Trucano
Keith Kinbergs
James
Marak
Burdette Obrist
Keith Kinberg
Jolly Workers Club
S. J. Harless
Leland Harless
Willard Hollister
Fred Johnson
David
Jacobson Ann
Ward
Lillie Dahlgren
Valley
James Lowther
Kenneth Hollister
Sandy Anderson
Bob Hollister
University
Rudy Ranells
Anna MacLeach
Anita Hollister
A. S. Torell
Vern Berck
Vaughn Berck
Michael
Hampton
C. W. Hennings
Harlan Toline
Merwin Carlson
John J. Knerr
Debra
Larry
Walton
Richard Teegerstrom
Becky Mentink
Joan Larsen
Debbie Farley
Steve Rafert
Don Raferts
Harley Raferts
Henry Olson
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Willard Hollisters
Dwight Newcomer
Bud Newcomer
Cliff Bowman
Gerald Mentink
Don Rafert, Gresham
Douglas Lee
Cengas
Iaien
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