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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1971
Page
2
The Osceola Record notes its origin as The Homesteader in 1872 by H. T. Arnold and lists Kathleen A. Howe as editor. It states subscription rates of 4 dollars within Nebraska and 5 dollars outside, with 10 cents for a single copy, and mentions affiliations with national editor associations.
Public notice lists renewal indicators and prices for subscriptions $1.50 for four months $2.50 for six months $3.50 for nine months and $4.00 per year in Nebraska $5.00 elsewhere. Also lists rates for single copies and obituary poetry and advertising.
Multiple legal notices from Polk County Nebraska include a creditor claim deadline of June 17 1971 and a claims hearing June 18 1971, a real estate sale under execution April 6 1971 at 2 pm in Osceola for land described as East Half NE 1/4 Section 2 and more, and a probate hearing March 23 1971 for the will of Hattie I Timm with executrix appointment.
Polk County Nebraska officials audit and authorize payments from General and Road Funds totaling numerous vendors including Cengas, Co op Oil, The Headlight, Lincoln Equip, and many others. Board adjourns at 3 30 p m after listing February fees for Sheriff Judge Clerk Dist Ct. Approved by Flodman and Frizzell.
The Osceola Public Schools board approved teaching certificates for Neola Anderson Glen Cederberg and Carol Krieger and bought desks chairs and a school bus. A memorial gift of 100 for a sound system in memory of Richard Merrick was received. Next meeting is April 5 1971 at 9 30 PM.
Osceola residents joined the E. C. Schott home Friday for Mr. Schott s birthday with the Don Schott Silver Creek and A C Schott families. Weekend guests in Omaha honored Mr. Schott again with the Fred Franco and Robert Olberding families. Sunday dinner guests for the 60th anniversary open house of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas included the Sterups and Otto B Nelson near Gresham. Vivian and Dunning of Shelby return from a Texas trip and Colorado visit with their daughter.
Connie Jo Wilkinson and Richard D. Morris married February 21 at First United Methodist Church in Greeley Colorado. The bride is daughter of Duane and (late) Jean Wilkinson and granddaughter of John Wilkinson of Polk. The groom is son of George E. Morris of Safford Arizona. The ceremony featured heirloom pieces, a white orchid bouquet, and yellow rose attendants.
The fragmentary note references Main Street USA and a person or entity named Meany Fries Ree Fevypet Ye Earths Wa, but lacks coherent details to identify a news event or clear subject. No verifiable actions, dates, or locations are readable.
President Nixon urged Congress to enact a National Land Use Policy to guide state and local planning with federal grants and oversight. The plan would let states develop plans within two years, certify within six months, and would empower federal Interior for administration, with priority to coastal states and a proposed 100 million dollars over five years.
Engagement from Tucson Arizona parents Mr and Mrs Ralph G Christner announces Ruth Ann Christner to Richard Pretl of Columbus Ohio A June 26 wedding is planned Ruth Ann a Hillcrest High School Dallas Texas graduate works at Walker Luckey White head Sipple Columbus law firm Richard Pretl son of Neal O Prell Osceola a Kearney State College graduate teaches at Columbus Junior High School
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