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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
4
Per year rates show 1.50 for Polk County and 2.00 for other areas, with service men per year noted. Compact notice presents two regional pricing points for annual subscriptions.
In days gone by May 28 1914 reports the corner stone laying ceremony for the Swede Home Lutheran Church with Rev Sandall among speakers. Other notes include Pearl Lewis expanding his business with a truck and bull dog, Ralph Walker elected to Hilbert schools, Mae Louise Cunningham dies at Shelby, and a list of recent graduates. The county receives inheritance tax funds for road maintenance and a new Silver Creek bridge contract is awarded to Western Bridge. Paul Ehn killed by lightning. G A R Hall foundation work resumes. L L Thompson to reopen W O Johnson Co. store. Howard Blake found dead. Homer Hartson and Gladys Snider wed in Belleville Kansas.
A look back recalls Eric Fillman death at 54 in Omaha and Osceola mournings. W E Pierson & Son opened White Eagle Station with two soundtracks. Osceola baseball beat Stromsburg before large crowd. Wm A Lindburg, 72, Polk County pioneer, died suddenly. Susan Lohr Fineey, 31, died in Pennsylvania at a relative’s home. Bank hours shift to 9 to 3. NRA gradual decline noted. Marl Timm buys George Ransom’s feed grinder. H C Duncan family moves to York. Harold Reed to occupy their former home. Paul Monson of Osceola among Hastings College track scholars.
Public health officials urge aggressive mosquito control as returning soldiers bring malaria risk. The American Medical Association notes Anopheles mosquitoes are widespread and relapse could trigger rapid spread. Community action to kill breeding sites and screen homes is essential with state sanitation help available.
In Polk County Nebraska the Estate of Jerry Lee Mentink deceased. Petition filed to appoint Gerald Mentink as Administrator. Hearing scheduled for June 28 1944 at 10:00 A M. Dated May 31 1944. Seal L M Merrick County Judge.
John Paprocki deceased. Hearings for claims will be held September 11 1944 in County Court Polk County Nebraska to hear adjust and allow all filed claims. File claims by September 9 1944 or be forever barred. Dated May 13 1944. (Seal) L M Merrick County Judge
Polk County Nebraska files suit May 6 1944 to foreclose tax lien on East 1/4 of Lots 5 and 8 Block 6 East Addition Osceola to quiet title. Defendants Arthur E Scholz and Lillian Scholz must answer by June 26 1944 or a judgment will be entered. May 18 25 June 1 8.
Heirs devisees and all interested persons of Ella Everitt deceased are cautioned about real estate in Osceola Nebraska. The Polk County District Court seeks to foreclose taxes and quiet title to Lot 7 Block 6 East Addition and Lot 1 Block 4 East Addition North one third of Lot 12 and South one third of Lot 13 Block 6 in Osceola. Judgment will be entered June 26 1944 if not addressed. May 18 25 June 1 8.
County Polk filed a petition May 6 1944 in the District Court of Polk County Nebraska against Lloyd J Crouse and Pearl Crouse both defendants over real estate Lots 6 and 7 in Block 10 East Addition to Osceola Nebraska The notice appears in the paper urging readers to see us first before renewing The World Herald to save money.
May 1944 Polk County Nebraska forecloses on real estate described as Lot 1 Block 16 Osceola northwest of O R V R R right of way. Defendants include O T L Mathews and spouse. Respond by June 26 1944 or judgment will be entered against each defendant.
The case involves Eva Gushee Ludden and William S. Ludden as defendants in a Polk County Nebraska district court. It seeks to quiet title to Lot Four in Block Two of Smith's Second Addition to the City of Osceola. Proceeding noted for June 2, 1944.
Notice to heirs and creditors of Edward P Sturdevant that Melissa E Sturdevant filed a petition in Polk County Nebraska on May 17 1944 seeking hearing to determine heirs and ownership of described Osceola real estate and possible discharge of administration with June 9 1944 hearing. includes other Polk County notices and bids for road works with required bonds and wage standards.
Road and irrigation works opened on the Hordville Stromsburg patrol area 21003. Estimated 3 040 cubic yards of sand and gravel to be used in stabilization and drainage along the State Road project.
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