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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
4
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In July 1925 small items note Arden McBeth age 12 bitten by a dog with rabies confirmed after state lab test. Mrs. Pike welcomes a son born July 17, Hattie Fagg and Arthur Green wed with plans to return to Osceola. Carson Auto lists cars for sale and travels of relatives fuel a big family reunion vibe while a local golf championship ponders the judge and his sons.
County board met Wednesday to decide on renewing the existing relief contract with the government set to terminate next week. Osceola hosts Old Settlers Picnic Friday August 9 with plans for a full day program. 4 H enrollment reaches 146 children. Bonded Abstractors forms new firm. Campbell and Nyberg join forces in a new venture. A transcontinental highway drive aims to cut distance between North Platte and Chicago by 90 miles. Local turnout for post office dedication includes Ruth Etting performing. Rivoli program features Sequoia and The Great Hotel Murder with additional titles.
The notice urges town and farm women to boost used fat collection for war supplies. It praises city women and calls for drippings, skimmings, and scraps melted down. Butcher incentives include 2 red points and up to 4 cents per pound.
Members of the Osceola Country Club held the season's first party at the Clubhouse Monday. The dinner was served by committee members C A Rystrom LeRoy Smith R M McDonald W S Wells Lloyd Cole A A Wurtz John Rogers and C R Collins followed by an evening of bridge. Mr and Mrs Wm Scholz moved to Longmont Colorado where Mr Scholz bought an interest in a mortuary.
Col. George S. Clarke, last ground officer to depart Bataan, is featured in the sound-color film They Live Forever produced by Irwin A. Moon Moody Bible Institute staff. The screening is set for 8:30 p.m. Sunday, August 5th at the United Brethren Church in Shelby.
The Omaha World-Herald offers an $8.00 yearly mail rate with savings of over $3.00. The State Journal in Lincoln lists $5.00 per year or $8.00 for daily and Sunday delivery.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lux of Shelby announce their daughter Nadine has been commissioned a 1st Lieutenant. She entered the Army in October 1944, trained at Camp Carson Colorado and is now stationed with the 312th General Hospital near Manila. She enjoyed visits with several soldiers from near Shelby.
The Polk County Medical Society warns undulant fever is mainly a livestock infection contracted from raw milk and dairy products. Brucella causes cattle illness, known as Bangs disease, with pasteurization killing the germ and making milk safe. Officials urge all commercial milk be pasteurized or home pasteurization steps to reduce risk.
By order of the Polk County District Court Sheriff Gunnard Peterson will auction Lots 4 and 5 in the fractional southwest quarter Section 24 Township 15 North Range 4 West at 2:00 PM on August 7 1945 at the south front door of the Osceola courthouse. Sale will remain open for at least one hour.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Katie Zipper deceased in Polk County Nebraska. A hearing will be held November 12 1945 in the County Court to hear adjust and allow all claims filed against the estate. All claims must be filed by November 10 1945 or be forever barred. Dated July 13 1945. (Seal) L M Merrick County Judge
The county court of Polk Nebraska notices that Claus H. Anderson is deceased. A petition for probate of the last will and codicil and for joint executors Henry R. Anderson and George B. Anderson is set for hearing on August 3, 1945 at 10 a.m. Dated July 10, 1945. County Judge
Jennie E Miller deceased creditors are notified of a County Court hearing in the County Court Room on November 5 1945 to hear adjust and allow all claims by November 8 1945 dated July 6 1945 Stated in Nebraska law context of estate creditors hearing schedule.
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court notices creditors to file claims by November 17 1945 and a hearing to adjust and allow claims will be held November 19 1945 in the County Court Room. Dated July 20 1945. County Judge Jul 26 Aug 29
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