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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
7
Sealed bids due June 23 1960 at 10 00 A M in Lincoln Nebraska for gravel surface course material 3260 cubic yards on Shelby South Patrol No 21004. Plans available at the Nebraska Department of Roads. Bond 100 percent and a certified check of 375 dollars required.
The Osceola City Council approves the 1960 61 expense estimates including waterworks 8500, water commissioner 3800, street lighting 1800, cemetery 2000, library 1800, park maintenance 1800, fire 2000, sewer 1000, officers salaries 4500, printing 500, street upkeep 5000, bonds 3000, sewer fund 3000, other 100. A budget hearing set for June 2, 1960 at 8 p.m. Also district court referee to sell the SE% of section 24 13N 1W in Polk County July 8, 1960 at 2 p.m. with 15% down.
Local families and guests from Holdrege Lincoln Omaha Shelby Alliance York Fremont and Central City gathered for picnics visits and dinners over the weekend. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold W Johnson and the Sandin Peterson Hadley and Gestrine families among others.
The Happy Hour Club meets with Mrs. Bill Gaedeke Thursday at 2 PM. Local families visit relatives in nearby towns. numerous trips, weddings, alumni banquets, and church activities fill a long list of social engagements around Osceola, Silver Creek, and Clarks.
Marlin Nelson of Des Moines spent Memorial Day weekend in Columbus and Osceola with Mrs Einfred Peters and family at the Emil Monson home. Johnny Kussman of Keokuk visited Glenn Richards and is related to Mrs Richards. The Berggren family and Jimmy of Minneapolis stayed with Thelma Gibbons and relatives.
Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond hosting extended kin from Loretta Nebraska and Lincoln. Roy bondsman, after eight weeks at Fort Leonard Wood, transferred to Fort Eustis and family toured Norfolk on the East Coast. Lincoln’s Arthur Kula visited Osceola relatives, including Mrs. Gustafson.
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