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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
4
A message requests return of a lost black wallet found near a swimming pool. The note offers no questions and asks the finder to deliver it to the Osceola Record Office, implying the return of the valuables while the finder may keep the twenty dollar bill.
Long established feed company seeks two men for permanent, well paying county work. Farm background preferred. Ages 25 to 50. Must have a car. For full details write or call H. G. Rossiter at 1020 Platte St York Nebraska or phone 484 26-2.
During the summer months our offices will be closed Saturday afternoons. Dr. C. R. Peterson and Dr. R. O. Peterson are involved in this notice.
Sunday School at 10 00 Sunday Morning Preaching at 11 05 Senior Youth Fellowship holds a Tuesday pot luck lunch All young people urged to attend Women’s Society Circles meet Friday afternoon with three circles and leaders named
The notice lists 4th Sunday after Trinity services including Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. It notes Boys Camp at Seward with Pastor Swenson, district WMS meeting at Swede Home Thursday, Harmony Society Friday, and a Confirmation Class Saturday. Upcoming events include July 1 Mother-Daughter Banquet at 7:30 p.m.
A commentary argues plain thinking and labor unity matter in countering Communist influence in CIO unions. It cites 1946 profits, stalled auto output, and wages tied to production, urging two major parties and labor leaders to keep politics out of unions and defend the profit motive.
Farmers urged to seek loans from the Federal Land Bank which promises support in bad and good times. No appraisal fee or commission. Contact W. J. Stead Secretary Treasurer, Polk County National Farm Loan Association Osceola Nebraska. Office in building with Campbell and Nyberg.
In the Polk County Nebraska county court an estate matter for Edward M Watts deceased calls creditors heirs and legatees to note a June 19 1947 petition praying probate of the will and descent of real property per the will without administration hearing set for July 18 1947 at 10 am Dated June 19 1947. L M Merrick County Judge. June 26 July 3-10.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested in the Andrew J. Inness estate that a petition seeks John A. Inness as Administrator. A hearing is set for July 18, 1947 at 10. Dated June 23, 1947. (Seal) L. M. Merrick County Judge.
Notice states Lyman Ford of Osceola Nebraska filed an application for a retailers on sale and off sale beer license for Lot 5 Block 2 Original Town City of Osceola. The Mayor and City Council will hear recommendations objections and related matters in the City Hall Council Chamber on July 3 1947 at 7 30 P M. T V Hamilton City Clerk.
Ellen Johnson deceased. The interested in said Estate object to the appointment of Raymond Branting as Administrator. The hearing is set for July 19, 1947 at 10:30. Dated June 18, 1947. County Judge. Jun 26, Jul 3, 10.
The Administrator has filed a final account and report and requests final settlement and discharge. A decree determining heirship and distribution will be entered after hearing. Open to contest on July 1947 at 10 a.m. before the county judge. dated June 11 1947.
The June 6 1947 council meeting with Mayor Craven and councilmen McDoveld Sigler Johnson present adjourned after reading Lyman Ford on sale and off sale beer license. Hearing of objections is set for July 3 1947 at 8 PM. Malek was absent.
The State of Nebraska to appoint Valeria Smolenski administratrix of the estate of Lewis Smolenski, deceased. Hearing scheduled for July 18, 1947 at 10:00 AM before County Judge, with dates dated June 24, 1947 and published June 26, July 3, and July 10.
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