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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
2
The Osceola Record traces its roots to The Homesteader founded in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. Kathleen A. Howe serves as editor with subscription rates of four dollars within Nebraska and five dollars elsewhere.
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Notices announce the appointment of administrators for William A Grossnicklaus estate hearings set for March 31 1972 in Osceola. plus claims deadlines for Dorothy M McKeag estate and Werner Johansen estate with hearings on June 23 1972. Also federal approval for Highway Project EHSF-92-5 design along N-92 at Platte River crossing Merrick and Polk Counties.
The February 21 1972 meeting with Mayor Buffington and councilors Pearson McDonald Soukup reviewed and adopted a resolution to accept the One and Six year road and street program. The mayor declared the resolution passed after a roll call with all yeas.
The Central Nebraska Pork Producers annual banquet will be March 18 at 7 p.m. in the Central City 4-H building with Gerald Beatie, a past Nebraska Pork Council president and National Pork Council board member, as speaker. Tickets are available from Park Assn. members Paul Walgren Osceola Louis Monson Stromsburg Ronald Tewell. The Magic Fingers 4-H Club met March 4 in Shelby to discuss raising funds for the 4-H Foundation with demonstrations on frankfurters and cheese sandwiches and sewing machine lessons.
Local families celebrate birthdays with meals and visits across Osceola, York, Rising City and Chapman. Notables include Nancy Mangelsen born March 6 honored by Ina Mangelsen and Rosemary Sigler, with overnight stays. the Sterups celebrate birthdays at City Cafe. numerous guests visit and dine with friends and relatives. American Legion Auxiliary plans 1:30 PM meeting March 17 with 2:30 Civil Defense program led by Jim Majors. Mrs Leroy Flink added to committee list.
Widening three bridges to 40 feet with guard rail and asphaltic concrete shoulder will occur within existing right of way. Design Study Report and data available at Department of Roads District Office Grand Island and Main Office Lincoln. Estate of Eugene F. Bredehoft to be heard March 20 1972 in Osceola County Court. County Judge notes date February 23 1972.
Names approved as Firemen members include John Fujan Duane Schmoker and Robert Carey. Council votes to contract Robert Zieg to paint the water tower inside and out this spring. The Mayor appointed election boards including Margaret Mills Hazel Malek and others. council adjourned.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Don Sterup hosted a birthday dinner for their son Darin. Guests included Mr and Mrs Larry Meister and Stacey, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Meister, Linda Meister of Omaha and Sharon Meister of Lincoln.
Teresa I Shanahan Dunn was born in Cedar Bluffs Nebraska on October 25 1895. She married Frederick James Dunn on February 10 1915 and had five children. She died March 11 1972 at age 76 after an extended illness. She is survived by children James Rex Maxine Dale Colleen, a brother Joseph Shanahan and three sisters. Services were held March 14 at Osceola United Methodist Church with burial in Osceola Cemetery.
Two identical twin sisters marked their first birthday with a dinner on Thursday March 2 hosted by their families. Lynelle Chloupek and Michelle Gillett celebrated alongside relatives from Rising City Osceola and Lincoln with grandmother Ernest Bohuslovsky noting her own birthday the day before.
OJHS Bullpups coached by Charles Hays finished 6-2 and earned a silver trophy at the Goldenrod Conference Jr High basketball tournament held March 5 6 7 in Palmer. Clarks Rockets won the tourney.
Sunday dinner gathering in Osceola marked Mrs. Jim Sterup of Columbus birthday hosted by Arthur Johansen with the Jim Sterup family and Mr and Mrs Harry Sterup in attendance.
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