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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices: Nebr. yearly 3.00 dollars, outside Nebr. 4.00 dollars, card of thanks 1.00 dollar, and single copy 10 cents.
In Osceola rainwaters receded to reveal sunfish in a gutter near the old post office and ruins at Guff's Tavern after a roof collapse. The Post Office dedication drew a crowd, the high school band performed, and Father’s Day plans mix with talk of fallout shelter ideas for Polk County as officials seek a new Service Officer.
City of Osceola Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 280 for the fiscal year starting May 1 1962. It levies 22.00 mills on 35 percent of assessed property for revenue with allocations to General Fund Library Street Maintenance Park Maintenance Street Lighting Voluntary Fire Department Cemetery Maintenance and a sinking fund for bonds. The levy applies to taxable classes A and B and funds derive from the stated rates and classifications.
Polk County Nebraska official session June 5 1962 audits approve claims general fund and extension service expenses. Names include Ahrens Jewelry Co John Rexall Drug Consumers Public Power Dist Omaha Printing Co and many others with amounts listed for sheriff clerk juror meals mileage and supplies.
The ordinance appropriates funds from levies and City Treasury to designated accounts. It states the measure takes effect after passage approval and publication as required by law. Passed by the Osceola City Council on June 7 1962 and approved by Mayor M O Johnson.
An itemized county ledger lists postage, printing, and salaries for Mrs Mervin Ranson Jr and others, plus emergency relief and medical fund payments. It includes vendor charges from The Headlight The Osceola Record Shelby Sun and John’s Rexall Drugs, and various county district expenditures for repairs, supplies, fuel, and services.
The County Board of Stromsburg District No. 3 approves various expenditures including repairs, gas, oil, and supplies. An emergency is declared in the County Judge's office and the budget is increased by 300.00 to cover year end expenses. The board adjourns to June 18 with approval from County Clerk Dale Frizzell and Chairman.
May fees earned by county offices total several small amounts with entries for the Bridge Fund Polk County Agricultural Society Fair Improvement 800.00, Mail Route Fund and gravel payments 1527.02 1902.71 715.51 1160.16 795.72, Noxious Weed Dist spraying roadsides 500.00, Weed District Dist tax collections 500.00, plus county officers receipts credited to the County General Fund including County Judge J E Steeple 759.98 County Clerk Dale Frizzell 446.15 Sheriff Reynold Peterson 28.50 8.75.
West Side residents shared a quiet week with guests and family gatherings. Marlyn Youngquist hosted Gaylen Ahlquist while Kenneth Anderson’s birthday was celebrated by friends and relatives.
Wednesday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berglund included Mr. and Mrs. Orley Conkl ing. Sunday dinner guests at the Conkling home were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Eickmeier and Rickey from Lincoln. Sundberg family attended the Nebr Berkshire picnic in York on Sunday with Shirley and Johnny.
Spending the weekend in the Dale Lewis home were Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom and family of Plattsmouth. Saturday supper guests in the Carl Wieseman home were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wills and Suz anne of Des Moines, Ia., Mrs. Phil Wieseman, Esther Shelmadine and Shelley and Marlys Murray. Messrs and Mmes Marlin John son and Elmer B. Johnson attended the Alumni Banquet Sunday evening at Osmond. Linda Johnson, who had spent the past two weeks at Parkston, South Dakota with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mogek, returned home with her parents, the Elmer Johnsons.
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