Osceola Record historic masthead and policy notes
The Osceola Record lists its origin as The Homesteader begun in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold and notes its post office registration in Osceola Nebraska. Kathleen A. Howe is the editor with annual subscriptions set at 4 dollars within Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere and 10 cents for a single copy. The paper is part of the National Editorial Association and has an American Newspaper Representatives network. A Burke quote is printed: All that is required for the triumph of evil is that good men remain silent and do nothing.
Notice to Subscribers and Legal Notice Combined
A subscriber notice warns renewal is due followed by a legal petition notice in Polk County Nebraska. Frances Alice Johnson seeks to quiet title on NW quarter of Section 9 14N 1W and court action with March 27 1972 deadline. A hospital board meeting set for March 8 1972 in Osceola Nebraska at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Frances Alice Johnson
District Court
Francis Alice Johnson
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Osceola
Walter Berck
Frances Alice ~ Johnson
Notices to Creditors and Probate in Polk Nebraska
Legal notices report multiple Polk County Nebraska estate matters with deadlines in June 1972. Claims must be filed by June 22 1972 and hearings set for June 23 1972 in Osceola. Names include Dorothy M McKeag Werner Johansen and Amanda Bredehoff estates with probate actions and administrator appointment. The notices involve various defendants and heirs in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Dorothy M. McKeag
Eldon R. Johnson
Werner Johansen
Polk County Eyes Economic Development Specialist Role
Polk County officials seek to hire an Economic Development Specialist in partnership with Vision-17 Inc. through the Emergency Employment Act. The 3 county program aims to diversify beyond agriculture, funded 90 percent by federal money and 10 percent in-kind county support, with staffing hoped by March 1, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Vision-17, Inc
Fillmore County Board of Supervisors
Nebraska Department of Labor
John Pittard
County Board of Supervisors
Hugh Wilkins
Geneva State Bank
Nebraska
Wilkins
George H. Frye
Fillmore County
Frye
York Co. Board of Supervisors
Polk Co. Board of Commissioners
Rev Paul Melin lifelong Minn. pastor dies at 72
Rev. Paul Melin born January 20 1900 Center City Minnesota. He graduated Gustavus Adolphus College 1922 and Augustana Seminary 1927. He served Osceola Nebraska Gibbon Onamia Hillman Isle Kandiyohi Tripolis Minnesota and Salem South Dakota. He retired 1961 and died February 8 1972 at age 72. Survived by wife four children eleven grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. Services were in Salem with burial in St Peter Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Melin
Paul Reinhold Emmanuel Melin
Peter R
Ella Ahlstrom Melin
Center City
Minn
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Crooks
South Dakota
Esther Benson
Augustana Theological Seminary
Rock Island
Ill
Melin
Osceola
Nebraska
Gibbon
Clear Lake
Onamia
Hillman, Isle
Kandiyohi
Tripolis
Minnesota
Salem
Larchwood
Pauline
Harry Glendhur
Granada Hills
California
David
Malcom
Hartford
Philemon
New Haven
Ind
Death of Sophie Wandro in Silver Creek
Sophie Wandro 87 of Silver Creek died Saturday at Columbus Manor after months of ill health. Funeral held Tuesday at St. Lawrence Church with burial in the parish cemetery. Survived by five sons, five daughters, 40 grandchildren, 61 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. husband Joseph Wandro Sr. predeceased. multiple siblings and relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Wandro
Silver Creek
Columbus Manor
St. Lawrence Church
Stanley Mitera
George and
Mary Stanczyk Iwan
Duncan
St. Stanislaus
Edward
Monica) Peterson
Platte Center
Dave William
Phyllis) Harris
Colorado Springs
Colo
James
Victoria) Harris
Lexington
Harold
Ann) Farrar
Monroe
Gordon
Josephine) Sandraker
Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph Wandro, Sr
Joseph
Clara) Mortiz
Mary Wandro
Birth and death notice for William A. Grossnicklaus in Nebraska
William Arnold Grossnicklaus son of Ervin and Lois Weed en Grossnicklaus was born August 31 1924 in Polk County Nebraska. He died February 26 1972 at his home in Hastings Nebraska aged 47 years 5 months 26 days. He was baptized early in life in the First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grossnicklaus
William Arnold Grossnicklaus
Ervin and
Lois Weeden Grossnicklaus
Polk County
Nebraska
Hastings
Dudley Ball Dudley Evan Ball Obituary
Dudley Evan Ball was born in Osceola on September 20, 1955 to Robert F. and Virginia Ball and died February 25, 1972 in Lincoln at age 16. He attended Lincoln public schools and was an honor student at Lincoln Southeast High School. Surviving are his mother, a brother Timothy Allan, two sisters Lucinda and Alesia, and grandmother Mrs. H. T. Ball of Lincoln. He was preceded in death by a brother Taylor Lynn and twin sister Darcella Marie, who died last April. Rev. Truman Bachenberg officiated at the memorial service. Home and committal services were at Osceola Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Osceola
Rayne Cumberworth
Canoga Park
Calif
Randy Grossnicklaus
Woodland Hills
Michael Grossnicklaus
Los Angeles
John
Amy Cumberworth
Linda
Bobby Grossnicklaus
Truman Bachenberg
Kepner-Roberts
Maurine Schuman
Carolyn Wieseman
Holly Grossnicklaus
Rex Grossnicklaus
August Senn
Tom Schmoker
Charles Gabel
George Kumpf
Osceola Cemetery
Dudley Ball
Dudley Evan Ball
Robert F
Virginia Ball
Lincoln
Lincoln Public
Lincoln Southeast High School
Timothy Allan
Lucinda
Alesia
H. T. Ball
Taylor Lynn
Darcella Marie
Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home
Farmer letter criticizes grain and livestock bargaining forces
Milton D. Marak Polk County NFO President urges readers to view grain and meat bargaining as coordinated across commodities. He accuses Bob Baker and NFO committees of favoring producers while arguing for broader farmer protections and questions meat import quota policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Baker
Bob
NFO
NFO Meat Bargaining
Colorado
Sunday World Herald
Milton D. Marak
Polk County Nfo
Local couple hosts Sunday dinner in Inland Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis visited Inland Nebraska where they were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ralph Schnep at her home. The outing highlighted local social activity and shared hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lewis
Ralph Schnep
Inland
Nebr
Lone Star Club Valentine dinner and community notices
Mildred Hahn reports on a Lone Star Club Valentine party at the Oppligers with prize winners Mrs. Louis Scow Irene Krueger Lee Hegi and Mrs. Fred Hecker. The column lists numerous local visits church events weddings and family milestones across Clarks Duncan and nearby towns with names like Staroska Liskos Rosenthal and Leims er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
George Tiaden
John Gonka
Lone Star Club
Harry Oppligers
Oppliger
Clyde Oppliger
Jim Podliska
Louis Scow
Irene Krueger
Lee Hegi
Fred Hecker
Lori Oppliger
Tracie Bollig
Fred Bernt
Osceola Hospital
Albin Prososki
Adolf Kresha
Krakow
Albin
Thomas W. Prososki
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Carl Bollig
Harold Husmann
Mildred Hahn
Robert Leimser
Mike Husmann
Lawrence Leimser
Carol Broeckmeiers
Grand Island
Carroll Hahn
David
John Hahn
Mildred
Oscar Adkisson
Omaha
Hahns
Danny Adkisson
Duncan
John Hahns
Bernadine Nitsch
Bonnie Nitsch
Osceola
Ben Stempers
Leo Staroskas
St. Peter Catholic Church
Clarks
Boys Town
Stempeks
Clarence
Bob
Bill
Frank Liskos
Lisko-Graham
Silver Creek
Msgr. A. J. Lisko
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Kenneth
Narka Kay Graham
Rex Grahams
Lemoore
California
OH S seniors choose motto colors and ushers for Commencement
The class of 72 selects Its morning of our lives as motto and navy blue and orange as colors. White rose buds will grace orange robes. Charlene Fujan and Chris Hayes head the Commencement and Baccalaureate ushering with Pam Walford Debi Mickey Connie Urban Jim Carlson Brad Johansen and Mark Tenniges as junior ushers. Track adds girls with about 40 to 45 girls and 20 boys training since February 28 under coach Al Stroup assisted by Larry Johnson and LeeAnn Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Charlene Fujan
Chris Hayes
Pam Walford
Debi Mickey
Connie Urban
Jim Carlson
Brad Johansen
Mark Tenniges
al Stroup
Larry Johnson
LeeAnn Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. T. Arnold
Post Office
Kathleen A. Howe
National Editorial Association
National
Edmund Burke
Nebraska Peas Association
Person, Dier & Person Holdrege
Nebraska Mills
Mills & Mills
Nebraska Attorneys
Amanda Bredehoff
State of
Eugene F. Bredehoff
Kenneth J
Berglund
Kenneth J. Berglund
Joy Berglund
Marguerite Berglund
Janet C. Person
Lauren Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Mabel Jones
Jones
Helen Mortenson
Mortenson
Verna Becker
Becker
Shriners Hospitals For Crippled Children
Shrine Fund For Crippled Children
F & AM
Cecelia Thelen
Gustav and
Marie Hartel
Eisenberg
Austria
America
August Thelen
Shelby
August H
Mrs
Anthony Trausch
Sacred Heart Church
Union Cemetery
Leonard Hiemer
Richard Hiemer
Wilhelm Kosch
John Krumbach
Hubert G. Thelen
Richard Thelen
Nata Celes Bae
Lone Star News
Thomas Rosenthals
Bernadine
Richard Dupsky
St. Michaels Catholic Church
Tarnov
Leonard Fecenec
Ceclia Rosenthal
Thomas Rosenthal
Elmer Dupsky
Madison
Adrian Starosiks
Humphrey
Sandy Buresh
Columbus
Carl Tschauners
Lawrence Leimsers
Mostek
Ron Stempek and Sons
Stromsburg
Moore Lumber
R.W. Carlin
Clean-up
State Farm
Erate Pape
State Farm Mutual Abta Hilt Ioslolsce
Gary Babcock
RCI VT
Hye
The
Lincoln Telephone Company
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