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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska newspaper lists annual subscription rates by location. Polk County rate is 1.50 per year, other areas 2.00, service men 1.50, all strictly in advance.
George Moore dies after long illness at his Osceola home, aged 63. Other items note Emma Falter's marriage to Prof. C W Smith, local street paving plans, sewer work, a hay fork accident, Walter Chauner’s return from Bozeman, a marriage in Council Bluffs, and community births and hires. Military obituaries include John J. Liskovec and Glen N. Gondringer with service details and burial sites.
Miss Wilma Jean Slifer of Indianapolis and Willard Owen Kumpf of Shelby wed at United Brethren Church Shelby on June 7. Rev J L Garland officiated as about 150 relatives gathered for the reception. The bride, attendant Evelyn Kumpf, and guests heard I Love You Truly and Lohengrin March. The couple will reside in South Bend Indiana after Kumpf’s Studebaker job.
City Council of Osceola Nebraska approves April minutes and audits claims including bonds, insurance and supplies. Council designates First National Bank as depository and approves city treasurer report and appointments to library and park boards and an auditor. estimates of expense adopted.
Friday announced the marriage of Ina Skinner to Evan Miller on March 2 in Raton New Mexico. Miller, a former Osceola resident, works for an oil company at Bennett Colorado. Louise May Bond born September 12 1871 in Iowa moved here as a child. She married E R Ware and they have lived in the community almost continuously. She is survived by her husband a son Harold and two grandchildren.
Rev. John Kean led memorial services Monday at Sacred Heart Church Shelby for Pvt. Glen Gondringer and Pfc. John Liskovec. The Sacred Heart Church choir and American Legion aided in the service order.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 and Father s Day service at 11 05 led by Pastor G A Randall The WCTU meets Thursday afternoon June 14 with Mrs Moore and Madge Flower mission day all members bring flowers Intermediate Youth Fellowship attends Junior Hi Camp at Polk with Colleen Malek Marcia Schneider Roselyn Kennedy Lucile Need 103 young people registered
I express sincere thanks to all who sent cards letters gifts and flowers during my hospital stay.
A petition for probate of the will of a deceased person has been filed in Nebraska with John Miller named as Executor. The hearing is scheduled for July 6, 1945 at 10:00 A.M. The notice is dated June 14 21 28 1945 and signed by County Judge L. M. Merrick.
Shelton Nebraska resident W B Evans, a Union Pacific railroad agent for 17 years, invested $26 600 from a 120 acre farm sale into war bonds during March May and plans further bond purchases through payroll deductions. He notes his son Bob 17 attends Wentworth Military Academy and may join the Navy. Evans aims to send him to college. The couple’s total bond holdings approach $32 000.
Ordinance No 202 sets the 1955 tax rates for Osceola Nebraska council approved by mayor and council. The levy totals 11.00 mills on real personal and mixed property for revenue funds including general, library, amusement, parks, fire equipment, sewer maintenance, street lights, fire protection and waterworks sinking fund. The document specifies allocations per fund.
The Osceola City Council passes a 11.75 mill levy covering Classes A and B tangible property assessments. The ordinance provides funding from the levy and other city funds, in force after passage and publication, dated June 7, 1945, signed by Mayor Harry W. Pratt.
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