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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
2
The Osceola Record at Osceola Nebraska lists Kathleen A Howe as editor with annual subscription rates of four dollars in state and five dollars elsewhere. The paper traces back to The Homesteader from August 1872 and notes its second class mail status and regional affiliations. The quote from Edmund Burke appears in the issue.
A circular notice informs readers that a red cross in a circle marks expired subscriptions and urges immediate renewal to maintain service access. The graphic cue and call to action emphasize prompt payment.
Multiple legal notices from Polk County Nebraska include estate claims due by June 22 1972 with hearings June 23 1972 and probate actions for Amanda Bredehoff and Werner Johansen estates. Also a district court notice to defendants in a land dispute concerning the NW quarter of section 9 township 14 north with Shriners Hospitals and related parties named.
The bulletin lists weekend and weekday schedule details for Catholic, United Methodist, and St Paul Lutheran churches. It includes service times March 11 to March 19, programs like Circles groups, MYF, Jr Choir, Sr Choir, confirmations, youth events, and a Walk For the Hungry on April 23. Rev Bill Cheyne from San Antonio will fill the pulpit March 19.
Frances Alice Johnson files a petition in Polk County District Court to quiet title to the NW 1/4 of Section 9 in Township 14 North Range 1 West of the 6th P M Nebraska. Deadline to answer is March 27, 1972. Attorneys Dier & Person, Mills & Mills represent the plaintiff.
Extension agents announce two March airings of Beef Up for the 70s on educational television from 9 30 to 10 30 p m March 8 and March 15. The programs aim to reach beef producers who missed last year’s broadcasts.
Swede Home Mr and Mrs Burdette Sandin and family from Holdrege spent the weekend with his parents. Nellie Olson was a Sunday guest of the Wilbur Olson family. Pastor Milan Swasko and guests visited the Harold W Johnson home. Families hosted dinners and gatherings for birthdays and social hours across Holdrege communities.
Osceola items note Lisa and Bill Norton Jr visiting Normal Illinois for the funeral of Dale Sayre. Mayme Herrmann of the Samaritan Home had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Walter Koehler. Mrs Dale Lewis attended bridal showers at Plattsmouth and Murray for granddaughter Kathy Ostrom.
A compilation of warranty deeds and transfers including Adeline R Zelda to Milton Marak, Donald Conkling to Levert Peterson, Ronald Dey to Quintin Torell, Cecil Bennett to Murray Lindburg, Ruth Cockson to Kathleen Cockson, Margaret Arnberg to Kathleen Cockson, Dwight Newcomer to Quintin Torell, Glen Stevens to Kenneth Meerkatz, Mabel Stanton to Maurice Lindburg, Andrew Muntz to Orion Hanson, Dewey Halden to Terry Oman, G Clarence Carlson to Stanley Oquist, Leland Gulbrandson to lands in Stromsburg and Polk, George Olson to Martin Otte, Daniel Larson to Daniel Larson, Thomas Gilchrist to Evan Gilchrist, Evan Gilchrist to Harry Lees and Leonard Augustin, Nancy Cateora to Larry Wieseman, Howard White to Keith Houdershelft, and Philip Nyberg to Ronald Ellison.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Hanson of Osceola are the parents of a son born March 7 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. The infant weighed 10 pounds.
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