Nebraska notice from agricul ture and USDA on animal industry
Residents of Stromsburg Precinct and Pleasant Home Precinct in Polk County Nebraska are notified that the Nebraska Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry and the United States Department of Agriculture Animal Dis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Pleasant Home Precinct
Polk County
Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Public hearing on Brucellosis area in Polk County Nebraska
The Eradication Branch of the Nebraska Bureau of Animal Industry announces a public hearing at the Courthouse in Osceola Nebraska on June 17 1955 at 2 00 PM. The session considers making Stromsburg Precinct and Pleasant Home Precinct Polk County a certified Brucellosis area and to determine sufficiency of petitions under State Law SB 485. All objections will be heard. R M Johnson DVM in charge J L George DVM State Veterinarian May 19 26 June 2
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Court House
Osceola
Nebraska
Stromsburg
Pleasant Home Precinct
Polk County
Nebraska Bureau of Animal Industry
R. M. Johnson
D.V.M
J. L. George
Estate of Lela Hazel Sapp Probate Hearing Set
The state of Nebraska notifies interested persons of a petition to probate the last will of Lela Hazel Sapp and appoint Perry N. Sapp as executor. Hearing scheduled for June 17, 1955 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room, Osceola Nebraska. Date May 1955. CK County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Hazel Sapp
State of
Nebraska
Perry N. Sapp
Osceola
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska Estate
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of J. O. Boden deceased. Frances Carlson is named Executrix with a hearing set for June 14 1955 at 10 a m in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated May 21 1955. L. M. Merrick.
Notice of Hearing on Estate Claims in Nebraska
Ernest Viergutz deceased. Creditors are notified that the County Court will hear claims against the estate at the County Court Room on September 19, 1955 to hear adjust and allow all duly filed claims. All persons having claims must present them for adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Ernest Viergutz
Said
Gus Tonniges
Gustav Tonniges
L. M. Merrick
Claims Against Estate Barred If Not Filed by Sept 17 1955
The court warns that claims or demands against the estate must be filed in said Court on or before September 17 1955 or they will be forever barred. Dated May 20 1955. County Judge seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Merrick
Probate hearing set for Staroscik will in Osceola Nebraska
The state of Nebraska informs all interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will and testament of John M. Staroscik deceased has been filed and Victoria S. Staroscik is named executrix. Hearing scheduled June 17, 1955 at 10 a.m. in County Court Room Osceola Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
J. O. Boden
State of
Frances Carlson
Osceola
Nebrasa
John M. Staroscik
Victoria S. Staroscik
L. M. Merrick
Notice to Creditors for Gus Tonniges Estate
The County Court will hear and settle claims against Gus Tonniges deceased on September 19 1955 at the County Court Room. Creditors must file claims by September 17 1955 or be barred. Dated May 25 1955.
Riverside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Wedding
Henry and Lottie Galus visited in the Emil Koziol home Sunday evening. Bob Mace returned home last Saturday from St. Francis Hospital in Grand Island. Mrs. Ronald Carlson hosted a Stanley party Monday evening. Several families attended the wedding of Donna Carlson and Jack Wieseman on Sunday May 22 at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Osceola. Gilbert Anderson visited in the A. O. Anderson home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lottie Galus
Emil Koziol
Bob Mace
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Ronald Carlson
Donna Carlson
Jack Wieseman
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Osceola
Gilbert Anderson
A. O. Anderson
Local families gather for graduations and visits across Nebraska
Bobby and Lynette Topinka returned home after visiting grandparents the Karges. Shirley Anderson had measles last week. Don Hayes family attended a commencement in Leigh. Tom Snider from Oregon visited Al Heitzman. Doris Karges from Lincoln joined the Alumni Banquet in Clarks. Visitors included William Heitzman and Vida Beckmeyer from Osceola. Lorraine Kral graduated in Nebraska City with Gilbert Anderson and family. Joe Karges and Doris traveled to Columbus. The Gust Carlson family visited Edwin Lukasiewicz in Central City. Henry Strickland and Lincoln relatives spent Memorial Day with Al Heitzman. Jack Wieseman returned from his wedding trip to dinner with C R Carlson family. Families gathered for Sunday meals and visits in Stromsburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Lynette Topinka
Joe Karges
Shirley Anderson
Don Hayes
Kathy
Katherine Hayes
Jerry
Leigh
Tom Snider
Oregon
al Heitzman
Doris Karges
Lincoln
Clarks
William Heitzman
Vida Beckmeyer
Osceola
Myron Barker
Near
Silver Creek
L. E. Wescoat
Humansville
Gilbert Anderson
Childre
Nebraska City
Lorraine Kral
Doris
Columbus
Gust Carlson
Edwin Lukaswiecz
Central City
Henry Strickland
Osceola News Items Dinner Guests and Weekend Trip
Mr and Mrs C H Rediger and son of Milford Nebraska were dinner guests at the Herman Anderson home on Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lewis and Mr and Mrs Ansel Fredrickson spent the weekend at Johnson Lake near Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rediger
Milford, Neb
Herman Anderson
Edwin Lewis
Ansel Fredrickson
Johnson Lake
Lexington
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Emma Peterson
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North Platte
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