Osceola Record of Polk County Nebraska Beginnings
The Osceola Record is a local Nebraska newspaper established in Osceola Polk County, begun at The Homewreader in August 1872 by H T Arnold. It lists Kathleen A Howe as editor with annual subscriptions of 4 dollars in Nebraska and 5 dollars outside, 10 cents for a single copy. The paper notes sustaining member status with national associations and cites Edmund Burke quote on the triumph of evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Arnold
Nebraska
Notice to Subscribers and Probate in Polk County Nebraska
Public notices announce subscription renewals for The Free Press and probate actions in Polk County Nebraska. The probate matter for Irene Timm Anderson names Helen E Nielsen as executrix with a hearing set August 9, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Irene Timm Anderson
State of
Helen E. Nielsen
Staly
Mera
Nse
Eldon R. Johnson
Osceola County approves leases and investments in 1972
County commissioners convened at 10 00 a m on July 18 1972 with all members present. They audited claims totaling thousands in General Fund State Administration Fund and Road Fund and approved warrants. Board adopted resolutions to lease Island Supply Company equipment, invest 5000 in CDs, allow culvert installation for irrigation and join Platte Valley Office of Mental Retardation with Polk County representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
General Fund
General Fumi
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Co
Elma Bouton
Bush Drug
Cornhusker Office
Reuben
William Hubert
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Don Osentowski
Rexford H. Peterson
Reynold Peterson
Pris
Platte County
Slice Co., Inc
Rowan Plumbing & Heating
Stenographic Machines, Inc
The
Augustine Co
Osceola Record
Shelby Sun
Thorce
Louise S. Timm
Xero
Husker Steel
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Lincoln Equipment Co
Lincoln Telephone &Telegraph Co
Osceola Drilling Co., Inc
Osceola Implement Co
Overland Sand To Gravel Co
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Palmberg Auto Supply, Inc
Polk Oil Co
Road Fund
Bernt
Inc
Bill
Cyza Bros. Sand & Gravel Co
Gambles
Redman Well Service
Thorco
Louise S. Timm, Co
Johnson
Island Supply Company
Peterson
First National Bank of Omaha
Polk County
Harold W. Anderson
Platte Valley
Bers
Burdette A. Flodman
Dale Frizzell
Final Report Notice in Polk County Nebraska
Notice of final settlement and determination of heirship for Emma Schmid and Johanna Cockson deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Hearing set for August 14 1972 at 10 a.m. before County Judge Eldon R Johnson. Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Ellen Tilberg
Eldon R. Johnson
Johanna Cockson
Emma Schmid
Silver Creek Baseball Triumph Over Genoa 5-4
Silver Creek defeated Genoa 5 to 4 in the Central Nebraska League on Thursday night. Dennis Gray earned the win as Genoa pitchers Leonard Rush Gary Mech and Brad Fisher allowed eight hits. Off the field, local visits and camp plans filled a weekend in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Tooker
Ralston
Elmer Tooker
Behlen Hospital
Columbus
Elmer Benson
Stromsburg
Nina Delamore
Silver Creek
Genoa
Dennis Gray
Leonard Rush
Gary Mech
Brad Fisher
Helen Kinney
Genoa Hospital
County court speeding and liquor cases with marriages listed
A county court docket from July 1 through July 21 shows numerous daytime speeding cases adjudicated with Vascar fines ranging from 15 to 35 dollars and costs of 6 dollars, plus traffic related fines for no inspection tickets and possession of alcoholic liquor with related license suspensions. Marriage licenses issued include Lee A. Dunnekacke and Mary Lou Kresha, both Rising City, with Osceola weddings noted for July 15 and July 22 1972. Osceola News items report visits and a European tour plan for Miss Dorothy Gondringer and showers for Peggy Harkey with wedding plans to be July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris N. McCord
Omaha
Vascar
Johnnie M. Hook
Iowa
Miles L. Moore
Arnold E. Kula
William L. Culver
Central City
Larry Waldman
Ben F. Palmer
Grand Island
Charles C. Syslo
Glen Bredthauer
Ord
Francis Ryan
Greeley
Darrell Halford
Calloway
Jack Kassebaum
Lincoln
David L. Edwards
North Loup
Doyle J. Reil
Rosalie
David C. Powers
Silver Creek
Gale W. Stevens
Hardville
Robin E. Flodman
Polk
Lee A. Dunnekacke
Rising City
Mary Lou Kresha
Osceola
Jerry Donald Rystrom
Stromsburg
Lori Dawn Davis
Osceola News
Dorothy Gondringer
Sioux City
Shelby
Harry Westergren
Michigan City
Ind
Chas. Massie
Utica
Westergren
Grace Crouse
Peggy Harkey
Randy Gissler
Mmes
Rolland Gissler
Bert Gissler
Miss Harkey
Farwell
Nebraska
St. Mark Lutheran Church
St. Paul
Mrs James Inness Visits Ill Mother in Osceola
Mrs James Inness and her Harlingen Texas children arrived Sunday to visit her ill mother Mrs Verner Johansen and also to see Mr and Mrs George Inness in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Inness
Harlingen, Tex
Verner Johansen
George Inness
First Federal Lincoln assists Nebraska residents to save
A terse Lincoln and Omaha focused message invites Nebraskans to save with First Federal Lincoln. It emphasizes helping people save and provides contact details including ENTERPRISE 1234 and a collect call number 402-435-2111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Lincoln
Omaha
First Federal Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Office
Nebr
Kathleen A. Howe
National Editorial Association
Edmund Burke
Ni Nap Cr Association
Free Press Alley
WHA
of County Commissioners
Bush Drug Store
Cornhusker Office Supply Res
Department of Information, Supplies
National
Nebraska Ass'n of Co
Osceola Lutheran Church
Donald L. ‘Sigler
United Methodist Church
Tobe
State Administration
Cornhusker Office Supply Co
General American Life Ins. Co
Agricultural Society Fund
Polk County Agricultural Society
Agete
Roi Ridge
Nts
Myrtle White
Osceola Locals
Elmer Gleim
Wallace McKeags
Norman Schied
Indianapolis
Lee Davis
Phoenix, Ariz
Colin Campbell
Alliance
Horace McKeag
Harvey McKeag
Scott McKeag
Gleims
Street
Clifford Arthur Mathes
Alabama
Robert E. Davis
County Board County Attorney
First Federal
Kear
N Street
South 13Th Corner
North Corner
Ala Omaha
Pacific Homestead Center
South 42Nd Street
Brook Park
First Avenue
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