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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
2
A wintery Osceola week with blizzards and school closings. residents assess Courthouse work slowdowns and parking changes as A S C moves to new quarters. Readers discuss TV westerns, a humorous hog not-raising scam letter, a $200000 insurance bid for University coach Devinney, and community hobby efforts.
The County Court of Polk County Nebraska will hear claims against the estate of Frances Nebosis on May 8, 1963 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room. Creditors must file their claims duly. Also includes unrelated 1963 Osceola Public Schools board meeting and listed local expenditures.
A ledger snippet lists payments and balances including Farmers Coop Grain at 42.05, Consumers Pub. Pow. 134.91, Western Power & Gas 431.43, City of Osceola 67.60, Lincoln Tel. & Tel. 22.13, Minneapolis Honeywell Reg. Co. 118.68 with adjustments, Rawlins National Bank escrow 100.00, and P. Nyberg as secretary.
Sunday services at 9 a.m. led by Rev. Dale P. Kramve of Seward. Social visits include Bonds returning from Las Vegas after an REA meeting, Kopkes hosting dinners with Winter and Barr families, and multiple guests at homes of Obrist, Campbell, Wynegar, Stream, and others. Neighborhood gatherings note birthdays, hospital stays, and supper and coffee visits across Stromsburg, York, Bradshaw, Rising City, and Osceola communities.
Social visits and gatherings fill weekends as families host guests and attend club meetings. The Lone Star Project Club, Coffee Club, and church trustees are mentioned alongside hospital visits and family dinners. Funeral services are noted for Annie Kampovitz and Mrs Joe Koziol with St Marys and St Bonaventure churches cited.
West Side residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tooker of Silver Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orley Conkling and family Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Anderson Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parnham and Jim of Lincoln were Mon-
Ak-Sar-Ben announces "Where the West Begins" as the 69th membership drive theme to boost Nebraska tourism. Chairman A. F. Jacobson said a special emblem with a horse-drawn covered wagon will be used in this campaign.
The civic undertaking plans a Feb 18 kickoff with 600 workers in 14 teams. Dues stay at 10 dollars, matching Ak-Sar-Ben’s 1895 rate. Major events include Rosemary Clooney, the McGuire Sisters, and Lawrence Welk Show acts, plus symphony, old time band, and horse races.
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