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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
4
The notice details basic want ad rates: 5c per word for the first week, 4c for the second, and 3c for later insertions, with minimum charges of 75c, 60c, and 45c respectively. Cards of thanks and memoriams use the same pricing and poetry or specialized typesetting require paid advertising. Some text appears garbled or incomplete regarding obituaries and lost-found policies.
Public notice announces the formation of a Nebraska nonprofit corporation by Norman Fintel Norris Larson and Jack Tindall of Osceola Polk County for recreational hunting fishing and social activities. The Polk County Wildlife Club will have no capital stock and no dividends with a board of at least three directors and officers. The organization begins April 8 1964 and is signed June 23 1964.
Probate petition for Emma C. Almstrom estate seeks appointment of Edwin B. Almstrom as Executor. Hearing set for July 22 1964 at 10 A M in County Court Osceola Nebraska. Court seal and date June 25 1964.
Young ladies from the 1964 graduating class shared a barbecued supper at Judy Loveman s home as a farewell gathering. The issue includes incorporation notice for a recreational association in Polk County Nebraska with no capital stock and membership funding to sustain a golf course and facilities for members.
Frank Frizzell remains hospitalized at Lincoln Hospital following surgery in the latter part of last week. The community notes a busy sequence of social visits, showers, and weddings among residents including Mr and Mrs Donald Schip pareil, Mrs Bill Imhoff, and Miss Nebraska pageant involvement for local youth. Families travel between Osceola, York, Webster City, Omaha, and Marquette for gatherings and events throughout the period.
The sixteenth annual Willits reunion took place Sunday June 21 1964 at Buckley Park Stromsburg with 73 relatives and 4 visitors. A picnic lunch followed by cake and ice cream was served. Attendees listed include Dennis Johnson Grant Willits Robert Willits Rodney Johnson and others. Visitors included Mrs Charles Hoffer Verna Hoffer and Mary Wobig. 1965 officers named: Pres Dennis Johnson, vice pres Mrs Clifford Johnston, sec treas Mrs Budd Vincent.
Miss Karen Ferris was guest of honor at a one gift wedding shower Sunday afternoon at the Catholic Hall in Osceola with twenty one attending. Apricot and yellow decor featured cupid place mats and a wishing well. Gifts were wrapped to resemble a tiered cake.
In Polk County Nebraska Grace S Monson and Paula Seton Monson file a petition in district court to quiet title and partition two parcels described as the W half of NW quarter section 24 and the E half of NE quarter section 23 all in township 14 range 3 west. Defendants include Nels Paul Monson Louise Monson Wallace Fritchop Monson Ginny Monson Peter Monson minor and others. Answer due by August 17 1964. Attorneys: Perry and Perry.
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