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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1970
Page
2
The Osceola Neb newspaper The Homesteader began in August 1872 under H. T. Arnold and is filed as second class at the Osceola post office. Nancy Norton is editor with subscription rates set at 4 dollars in state and 5 dollars out of state, single copy 10 cents. A sustaining member note and National Editorial Association ad reps are listed alongside a Burke quote.
Public notices from Polk County Nebraska include final settlement hearings probate of Bertha Bahr and estate actions. District dissolutions and boundary changes for School Districts 16 19 and 32 affecting Osceola Shelby and Polk County. hearings set for June 9 15 and 22 1970. court actions clerk Eldon R Johnson.
The Rev Richard W Odgers and Walter Berck of Osceola First United Methodist Church will attend the 110th Nebraska Conference session at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln on June 4. Voting members include ordained ministers and lay representatives. annual program budgets for 1971 total 2,439,058, up from 2,171,473 in 1970. Bishop Noah W Moore Jr will preside and ordain deacons and elders June 3. OSCEOLA NEWS notes Tressie Brown visiting in Aurora.
Nebraska residents are urged to study tornado precautions as storms cut through the region. Rollin Schnieder warns tornadoes can strike any time during peak season, with warnings issued by the Weather Bureau. key guidance covers planning, shelter options, and weather alerts, plus a quiz and family action steps.
Osceola High School announces varsity lettermen across football track wrestling and basketball for the 1969-70 year. Senior lettermen include Randy Bond Jerry Cerny Russell Jacobsen Mike Larson Leo Potter Marv Simonsen Jon Tenniges Eddie Wieseman and Evan Wieseman among others with team captains Leo Potter and Eddie Wieseman.
The WCTU held its White Ribbon Recruit Service at the Methodist Church on May 21 with songs led by Mrs. Bob Carey and devotion by Mrs. George Anderson. New recruits Theresa Thomas Douglas Hanson and Ronnie Carlson were welcomed as White Ribbon recruits and a ribbon tied on their wrists. Memorial Day visits followed by gatherings at various relatives' homes.
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