Public Notice and Sheriff Sale Items in Polk County Nebraska
Notices warn creditors to file claims by June 29 1967 with hearing June 30 1967 in Polk County Nebraska estate of Anna Marie Anderson. Sheriff sale announced for April 5 1967 in Osceola Polk County to satisfy mortgage by Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co against Floyd and Janet Bond and others. Contains legal notices and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O’gara
Dalton & Bruckner
Lincoln Building
District Court of the Sixth Judicial District of
Nebraska
Merrick County
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Floyd O. Bond
Janet A. Bond
Honeggers’ & Co., Inc
John Doe
Township Thirteen North
Polk County
A. D
Reynold Peterson
Probate Notice in Polk County Nebraskas Estate of Elsie A Wallace
Notice to heirs and all interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Elsie A Wallace deceased has been filed and a hearing is set for March 30 1967 at 10 am in the County Court Osceola Nebraska Executor nominee Gene A Cole proceedings Case No 6 112 Book 13 Page 316 plus Estate of Axel Gustafson deceased state filing continues for Polk County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Anna Marie Anderson
Eldon R. Johnson
York
John Monson
A. V. Eielson
First Trust Company of
de Bonis Non
Elsie A. Wallace
State of
Gene A. Cole
Osceola
County Court
Axel Gustafson
Legislature Sales Income Tax Bill Moves to Floor
Lincoln legislators push a 2 percent sales tax with an income tax linked to federal liability and a 20 percent corporate rate on interstate commerce. Funds target this fall, while 100 amendments shaped the plan and the fight centers on rates and exemptions through a spring deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Paul Lincoln
Revenue Committee
Norbert T. Tiemann
Jules W. Burbach
Crofton
Burbach
State Board of Equalization
Savings and Loan Associations
Nebrasa
Tiemann
U.S
Potentate Ball Attendance Highlights Wayland Social Page
Social notes record attendees at a Potentate ball at Pershing auditorium Lincoln and a string of visits and gatherings in Wayland Osceola and surrounding towns. Families and individuals including the Gonnermans Eklunds Bonds and Beebes are named along with birthdays open houses and church group meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Kopke
Tom and Ted Gonnermans
Ronald Eklunds
Calmer Stephensons
Paul and
Raymond Bonds
Ralph Allisons
Raymond Beebes
Craven Streams
Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln
Sun
Morris Dunns
Osceola
Earl Bonds
Old Bonds
Fremont
Ford Bonds
York
Sidney Dunn Family
Fay Rosenberrys
Reetz
Max Quicks
Stromsburg
Elmer Schuknechts
C. G. Kellers
Goehner
Raymond Dobsons
Wendel Spaldings
Peter Kopke
Robert Barr
Anthony Winter and
Shirley
Bradshaw
Grand Island
Max Lott
Thelma Hoffman
Rising City
Robert McMeekin
Shelby
Joe
Judy
Joel Gonnerman
Ted Gonnermans
Lexington
Mr. Stream
Melvin Stream
Nellie Bond
Tom Gonnerman
Robert Carlson
Hanley Falls
Minn
Dwane Keyes
Shenandoah
Ted Gonnerman
Craven Stream
Brooke Berggren
Maurice Newcomer
Neal McBeth
Charles Fischer
David Rutter
Lee Campbells
W. E. Liedloffs
Alice Sechtem
Gresham
Good Samaritan
Hallie Jameses
Marla Lott
Max Lotts
Leslie Spaldings
Ames
Ber
Baptism and community notes from Columbus area
The St. Bonaventure church saw Troy Matthew Stempek baptized with sponsors Rhonda Leimser and Frankie Torczon. Local families visited and hosted gatherings as teachers and residents attended events including a birthday party, Bunco, and a parish altar society meeting. Several relatives traveled for games in Lincoln and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hahn
Laurence Leimser
Adam Stempeks
Art Sutko
Ronald Stempeks
Columbus
Troy Matthew
Ron Stempeks
St. Bonaventure Church
Rhonda Leimser
Frankie Torczon
Carl Bollig
Sharon Leimser
Ron Stempek
Son
John Huhman
Dist. 16
Robert Heinrichs
Kathryn Zelasney
Clarks
Robert Schmid
Nancy
Altar Society
Bernard Korger
O’leary
Marvin Bernt
Annie Nitsch
Bunco
Nebraska Legislature Adopts Daylight Saving Time Plan
Speaker Elvin Adamson praised the bill as fairly satisfactory. The unicameral voted 36 to 13 to enact daylight saving time for six months beginning April 30, repealing a 10 year ban and aligning with other states. Opponents cited disruption to rural life. backers say it avoids an economic isolation. The act follows the 1966 national uniform time framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Adamson
Valentine
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
John E. Dougherty
REED
Federal Land Bank Assn
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Norton and
Norton
Capital News
Wayland News
Potentate’s
Lone Star News
Stempek Baby
Peterson
Foy Rosenberry
Robert Andersons
Maurice Newcomers
Timmy
Peter Kookes
Richard Kropatsch
Glen Kresha
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Gregg
Leo Kreshas
Alan Kreshas
Cheryl Hahn
Peggy Kuta
John Hahn
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Calvin Kropatsch
Kenny Lisko
Erv Jones
Allyn Leimsers
Milton Pittmans
Bobby Spencer
Kepner
Roberts
United Funds, Inc
Waddell &Reca
Betional Distributor
Ray A. Conrad
Legion Hall
Farmland Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Ass’n
Ena Honda
Raskey Motor Co
Brainard, Neb
Osceola Record
Ak-Sar-Ben
ACE
63Rd & Shirley Street
the Gas Company
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