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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
2
This Osceola publication, The Homesteader, August 1872 issue notes second class matter entry at the Osceola Nebraska post office. Kathleen A Howe is editor with subscriptions five dollars in state six out of state ten cents per copy. Quote from Edmund Burke appears in editorial association material.
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Notice states petitions signed by over 10 percent of gubernatorial voters seek appointment and salary setting for a County Highway Superintendent per law. Also included are probate notices for Joyselan I. Byers estate with claim filing by June 21 1973 and hearing on June 22 1973 in Polk County Court.
Osceola Nebraska February 27 1973 county commissioners met with all members present at 10 00 AM A public hearing on the One and Six Year road plan drew twenty attendees led by Engineer James McMeekin A bid from Werner Construction Inc and Werner and Son Hastings Nebraska for Federal Aid Secondary project No S 1024 1 was approved on a roll call vote The board also moved to adopt resolutions for borrow pits for project No S 336 5 Shelby North from Marie H Reichenbach and Mrs Nellie Kuhnel with all members voting affirmative.
The board approves changes to Federal Aid Secondary routing from north to south sides of sections 25 and 26-13-1 and adopts a new road project starting at the southwest corner of section 33 township 14 range 4W with a three mile northward alignment. It also adopts One and Six Year plans and orders traffic counts on old US 66 and Cemetery Road east of Stromsburg to guide plan changes. The meeting adjourns at 2:00 pm with next session set for March 6, 1973.
Notice is herewith given that the Board of Trustees of the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital will meet in official meeting on the 14th day of March, 1973 in the hospital board rooms at Osceola Nebraska at 8 00 p m Marvin Fredrickson Chairman Hospital Board Kit.
Edith Inks died March 1 in Oak Park Illinois at age 86. Graveside services were held Monday at Shelby Cemetery with Kepner Roberts in charge of arrangements. Lavern Miller family visited with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller at Fullerton for Sunday supper.
Calvary Lutheran Swede Home lists Lent services March 8 and guest preacher March 11. United Methodist shows confirmations and circles through March. St Paul Lutheran adds midweek service and rallies. Catholic churches schedule St Vincent's St Andrew's St Mary's services on March 10 8 am to 8 pm.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Lewis marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a March 4 dinner for forty five relatives and friends at a York Cafe. Guests from Omaha Lincoln Dodge York Stromsburg Silver Creek and Osceola attended.
Mrs Ellen Wieseman stayed with Addie Wieseman after her ice fall in Lincoln. Circle One of the Osceola Methodist W S C S met with Mrs Floyd Emmons presiding. Osceola band banquet and program were attended by Margie Lux Denise Dunn Vickie Wieseman and Mary Jo Wieseman. Numerous family visits occurred from Lincoln to Columbus and local homes.
Sunday visitors join the Dunns in Lincoln for supper as Burritts spend the day with Ralph and George Burritt families. Rutter hosts a bridge party at Brigham home. Wee Club plans a March 14 dessert. Watts hosts a Stoner Club surprise for Walter Watts. Senkbeils guests include Richard, Johna, and Scott. Osceola locals tour Omaha Sports Show. Vern Johnson attends Las Vegas reunion with daughter Karen. Gregg Johnson flies to Vegas for a brief stay. Dinner guests include families of Ben Gabriel, Harold Martens, and Don Gabriel.
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