Golden Wedding Celebrated in City Home
Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Brown observed their golden anniversary at home in the city. They married at Lost Prairie, Illinois in 1866 and homesteaded in Valley precinct before moving in 1914. The article also notes Connie Thelen selling the Ideal Bakery and Cafe to Goldberry and Schweiser of Lincoln, plus a 42nd birthday for H. C. Beebe and bowling alley ladies night with top scores. Roy Sargent aided a runaway wagon horse on Saturday night, earning praise. Royal Neighbors members visited Rising City lodge.
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Myron J. Brown
Lost Prairie
Valley Precinct
Connie Thelen
Ideal
Messrs
Goldberry
H. C. Beebe
Pearl Hamiston
Leah Shaw
Martha Herrmann
Frank Hendrickson
Roy
Mesdames
M. J. Ryan
G. L. Shore
J. D. Hartman
J. A. Jackson
F. J. Schmoker
A. RB. Monk
Geo. Chanman
Ross Richards
C. A. Lindholm
Wm. Ehlers
A. Weberg
Osceola Notes On Streets Rink Birthday and Births
Engineers surveyed streets including State Street north from the square to Gospel Ridge to assess graveling costs. A rink lease was signed by Kelly Walker and Dr. George Flippin for a year. A maple floor was installed in a day and a half with local help. Relatives celebrated J O Jacobson's 90th birthday. Newborns born to Ballenger and Newcomer families. High school football banquet, Captain Allen Herrmann named. Vivian Hans wed Morton Lambert at the Lutheran Parsonage. Birth announced for Rev Paul Melin's son. The 1936 Birthday Ball planned at the Legion Hall. Osceola rail shipments show no livestock moved in or out in 1935. Mr and Mrs Herbert Anderson welcomed a son born Tuesday. Andersons' daughter is Maye Peterson.
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Grant, Fulton and Letton
State Street
the Square
Gospel Ridge
Frank Shelmadine
Kelly and Waller
George Flippin
Ep City
Rye
Kelly
J. O. Jacebson
George Ballenger
Dwight Newcomer
Snugg
Ranp
Osceola
Allen Herrmann
Lutheran Parsonage
Vivian Hans
Morton Lambert
Grand Island
Lambert
Food Centers, Inc
Paul Melin
Lesion Hall
Herbert K. Anderson
Osceola School District Bonds Plan Detailed
Osceola School District presents a plan to issue bonds for repairs and an auditorium addition. It argues improved facilities will reduce tuition losses, cites 2 percent financing, and outlines tax impacts toward a 26 mill overall levy, with possible reductions if tuition revenue rises. The proposal, approved by the School Board, seeks voter support at a future election.
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Noth
Osceola
Polk County Nebraska Legal Notices 1946 Summary
Multiple county notices list Mothers Pensions estimate of 1500 dollars for 1946, sworn by County Clerk John J. Anderson. Estate creditors warned to file claims by May 17 1946, or be barred, before L. M. Merrick County Judge. Osceola bond election set Feb 5 1946 for a 90000 dollar school district bond and tax proposal. Hearing for Fridolph John Carlson estate slated Feb 8 1946. Lincoln Joint Stock Bank alleges intestacy and lists property in Polk County.
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John J. Anderson
Polk County
Nebraska
County Board of Commissioners
Harry W. Pratt
L. M. Merrick
Osceola
Polk
Board of Education
City Hall
Legion Hall
Fridolph John Carlson
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank of
Lincoln
L. M, Merrick
Frederick E. Merrick
State of
W.W. W. Norton
Matilda Carlson
Selma Mathilda Carlson
Mathilda Carlson
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Walter J. Herbes
Nebr
Smith-Hughes
Osceola Board OF Education
Bers
Shelby
Erbhelp
Blevins Pharmacy
Federal Land Bank
Polk County National Farm Loan Association
W. J. Stead
Henry Osantowski
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LEGAL
John[. Anderson
Dwight M. Bush
I. D. Huston
Hesler
Gamble
Nancy
Little Reggy
Bobby Sox
Matt
Jeff
Reg
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