Osceola Local News Highlights From Weekend Activities
Osceola and Polk area residents gathered for family visits and celebrations. Notable mentions include Chas Lytle and daughter visiting relatives, Mrs. Mildred Mouden and Marjorie in town, and Mrs. W E Bahr’s birthday party. Shoppers are urged to consider Super White enamel and a range of fans and air conditioners from Crouse-Tex Drug Co and Osceola Hardware. Mr and Mrs George Hruska and sons visited from Omaha for the Fourth of July and attended Romaine Cerny’s wedding in Columbus helped by Mrs Cer ny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mouden
Marjorie
York
George Berck
Ben McCormick
Mable Poe
Wayne Anderson
W. E. Bahr
Osceola
Max Peterson
Barbara Jane
Lincoln
Dr. C. R Peterson
Roger Gustafson
Polk
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Chas
Lytle, Jr
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Oliver Johnson
Lytle, Sr
Fred Johnson
Lee Johnson
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
George Hruska
Richard Merrick
Bank Asset Summary and Verification Statement
Bank assets show cash 278,466.81. U S Government obligations 929,738.50. state and sub division bonds 11,575.00. other bonds and stocks 1,500.00. loans 364,829.61. real estate and premises values listed. total assets 1,587,110.92. Liabilities total 1,528,221.87 including deposits and other obligations. Capital accounts total 58,889.05. Asset pledge 425,000.00. D R Byers, Cashier, swears to accuracy before M A Mills Jr Notary on July 7 1954 Polk County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
D. R. Byers
W. H. Pierce
W. R. Kepner
M. A. Mills
State of
Nebraska
Polk
M. A. Mills, Jr
Notary Public
Polk County Fair Features Roly Poly Hand Balancing
At Polk County Fair on August 2 3 4 and 5 performers display hand balancing and jug gling on swinging sway ROLY POLYS. Audiences familiar with television can see it live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Fair
First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska June 30 1954 Report
Charter No 6493 Res Dist No 10 reports the condition of The First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska at close of business June 30 1954. Published in response to Comptroller of the Currency call under Section 5211 US Revised Statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Harrison's Column highlights 83rd Congress farm bill votes
The House passed the farm bill with flexible price supports between 75 and 90 percent of parity, amid a 229 to 170 roll call and a final vote of 179 to 164. A set aside frees 2.5 billion dollars of surplus commodities from acreages and quotas. Senate resistance could delay conference. The section on foreign aid totaling 3.4 billion drew praise. Visitor list and air transport savings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Agriculture Committee
Osceola Shoppers Compare Electric Goods and Gifts
Mr and Mrs Roy Sheldon of Millard and Mrs Webster Crolius and family of Denver visited the W F Bahr home Monday. New 21 inch TVs priced at 159 95 at Osceola Home. Trade in old electric razors for tune ups or liberal trades at Crouse Tex Drug. See a set of dishes steam iron and lazy Susan available by trading at Crouse Tex Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambles
Roy Sheldon
Millard
Webster Crolius
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Lytle
Washington DC
Polk and
Lytle
Navy
Tors
DR. H. 8S
Eklund
John L. Blodig
Bush
Dwight M. Bush
Mike Snodgrass
Ceep
van Camp
Peter Pan Feanut Butter
Ganden
Bing
California
Braps Nexis
Ted Mil
Mrs. Tuckers
Cornhusker
Duncan Hines
Reed
Iehie
Cornhusker Oleo
Blackbird Food
U. S
Green Stamps
DR G
Roly Poly Boys
First National Bank
Harrison
Fletcher Knebel
Washington Star
Sandra
Jim
Wayne
Glenn Learm
Plainview
Ivar Oberg
Osceola Lumber Co
Coventry
Coventry Wilton
Mohawk
Kepner’s
Polls County
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