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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
7
The Osceola City Council on June 2 1949 authorized the private sale of Lot 6 in Block 7 East Addition to Roy Parks for 225 dollars. A remonstrance signed by 30 percent of electors must be filed within 30 days of June 9 1949 to block the deed. otherwise the mayor will execute the deed conveying the property to Parks.
City Clerk T. W. Hamilton and Mayor G. W. Craven issue official notice with seal dates June 16 23 30. Records reference administrative actions and upcoming deadlines.
City of Osceola Nebraska invites sealed proposals for labor and materials to erect a new city library. Estimated cost 6500 dollars. Bids due 8 PM June 24 1949. Bid bond 10 percent. performance bond 100 percent. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Public bid opening at 8 PM June 24 1949. T V Hamil City Clerk Seal George W. Mayor.
In Polk County Nebraska the administratrix filed a final account and petition for discharge and distribution in the estate of Lewis Smolenski deceased. The hearing is set for July 15 1949 at 10 A M before the County Court with opportunity to contest. Dated June 16 1949. L M Merrick County Judge. Published June 23 30 July 7 1949.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Neushar of York and Mrs. George Shrader along with Mrs. Martha Brakseik and Walter Fintel of Utica visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Fintel and Norman during the past week.
Mrs. H. C. Hansen entertained the ABB Birthday Club at her home last Wednesday night honoring Mrs. Fred Brandt of Lor etto Nebraska, a house guest of Mrs. Fred Bond.
Sally remains in Elkhorn to spend part of her summer vacation with her aunts while Guy travels to Omaha with his daughters as part of the day’s activities.
The Flying Hoofs gathered at Carol and Patsy Lockard’s home on June 9 to discuss drills for the horses. A new news reporter was chosen, and lunch was provided by the hostesses. Joan McCoig was introduced as news reporter. Miss Doris Wieseman and Miss Jean Jensen of Lincoln visited Mrs. Viola Wieseman and Helen over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anderson hosted a Sunday dinner entertaining Miss Marjorie Swan, Mrs. Dick Merrick and family, and Bill Campbell.
Herbert Ball of Lincoln was home over the weekend visiting Guy Ball and family. Wesley Chapel Club met at Mrs. Jim Gibbons’s home June 15 with Mrs. Ross Richards assisting. Osceola park hosted the event. Bring a basket dinner and silverware for your family. The next meeting is July 20 at Mrs. Harold Nelson’s home with Mrs. Esther Kuhnel as assistant hostess.
Mr and Mrs M A Me Sr Dick John and Mr and Mrs Bob Mills traveled to Lake Erics on Saturday for the weekend.
The poem False Stewards by Mrs Elmer Allinder from Differ ent was chosen by Celia M Wright for her The Shining Hour program on KSST Sulphur Springs Texas. A limerick by the same author took second place in Class A at the June Ars Poetica Contest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morgar hosted last week with guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and the Smiths' parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Browers as they traveled to the east coast. Mrs. Ronald Taddiken and her young son from Lincoln visited briefly in Osceola on Sunday.
Mr Gunnard Peterson and Mrs Peterson and Mr Herbert Anderson and Mrs Anderson with family visited the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Johnsen for Father’s Day.
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