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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1947
Page
4
Per year rates listed show 2.00 dollars for Nebraska and 2.50 dollars for outside Nebraska with a 10 cent? 80 cent line reading unclear.
The Surety State Bank in Osceola opens today in a remodeled building on the north side. Paul C. Timm serves as president with J. H. Roper as cashier and Frank A. Munson as assistant cashier. Vice presidents are Fred Lind and Frank H. Anderson. Directors include Paul Timm John Buchta Henry Herrmann William Koch Edward Carpenter R. C. Raper John K. Ayres G. A. Bryant and W. E. Barkley. Capital is $25,000 with $2,000 surplus.
Mrs Henry L Bond died at her home on June 29 at about seven years of age. Her husband Henry L Bond and five children survive including Mrs Louise Ware and O L Bont of Hartington Nebraska. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church and burial was in Ostoola cemetery.
Mr. Koehler was struck a vicious blow in the alley behind Campbell's Hardware, rendering him unconscious for about thirty minutes. No motive or suspects are known, and the incident remains another unsolved mystery.
Arthur Leard of Rising City born 1888, died Los Angeles June 30, survived by two daughters. Ralph Mills of Sloan welcomed a five pound baby boy Ralph Hansen on June 30 at a Sioux City hospital. Dr. and Mrs George Alliband of Omaha to move here. Dr Alliband to join Dr R L Schroeder. Grasshopper outbreak shifts to aerial attacks endangering corn and alfalfa. Osceola High School letters awarded for kittenball. girls win Goldenrod Conference, boys runner up. list of letter winners. Muse program features Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck This Is My Affair Loretta Young Tyrone Power Cafe Metro pole. Trene Dunn in Theodora Goes Wild.
Dorothy Donelson thanks friends and relatives for flowers gifts cards and personal visits during her illness at Osceola hospital noting their kindness was appreciated.
St Vincent Church lists Sunday Mass at 9 30 a m and weekday Mass at 7 15 a m St Andrew Mission offers Sunday Mass at 8 a m Communion Sunday is for the Altar Society and all married people
Maurice Lewenson pastor leads 6th after Trinity services with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Andrew E Peterson assisting deacon. Board of Deacons meet 10 50. Brotherhood 8 15 p.m. this Thursday. Otto Olson Ivar Oberg and Arthur Cederberg host.
Pastor Rev G A Randall leads Sunday School at 10 and service at 11 05. Official Board to meet Monday night to discuss furnace changes. Woman s Society meets Friday afternoon and all women urged to attend. Senior Youth Fellowship hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday July 12 at 730 PM. Public invited with home made ice cream cake strawberry preserves huts and sauces available.
An employment notice seeks a person to add 10 to 15 dollars weekly in Hamilton County with part time and full time Rawleigh routes available. Applicants are instructed to write Rawleigh Co Dept NBG 283-185 Freaport Ill. Also listed are local farm and service ads.
Regular farm loans at lowest rates available through KLOKE INV CO. Omaha Nebraska. Local correspondent provided for details on eligibility and application.
During tough times several lenders refused loans while the Federal Land Bank offered continued service. It advertises no appraisal fee or commission and invites farmers to contact W. J. Stead, Secy Treas, Polk County National Farm Loan Association Osceola Nebraska, office with Campbell and Nyberg.
Sealed bids due 10 00 A M July 22 1947 at the County Clerk Osceola Nebraska for one car load about 30000 feet of No 1 full sawn fir 3 by 12 in 20 foot lengths with 60 day delivery Bids per 1000 feet delivery at Osceola Nebraska require 10 percent certified check right to reject bids Dated Osceola July 8 1947 County Clerk John I Anderson
Ellen Johnson deceased named in probate. appointment of Raymond Branting as Administrator of the estate set for hearing July 19 1947 at 10 30 a.m. in Polke County Nebraska.
Dated June 18, 1947, notices announce county judges will hear sessions on June 26 July 3 and July 10.
Notice in Polk County Nebraska to creditors heirs and devisees that a petition filed June 19 1947 seeks probate of the will and descent of real property with no administration required. Hearing scheduled for July 18 1947 at 10 in county court. Dated June 19 1947. County Judge L M Merrick. June 26 July 3 10.
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