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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
2
Public notice announces the incorporation of W. V. Kosch Farms, Inc. under Nebraska law. Registered office is R. R. 2 Shelby Nebraska. Business scope includes general farming activities and related rural operations.
Official notice lists school administration actions and 1969 board topics. Included are financials, and vendor payments for supplies, transportation, and driver rechecks. The document cites Pioneer Publishing Co and local vendors with amounts matching routine district operations.
Nebraska County Court sets April 11 1969 at 10 a.m. for final account hearing in the estate of Oscar H. Anderson with the Administratrix to be discharged upon decree determining heirship and distribution. notice issued March 12 1969 by County Judge Eldon R. Johnson.
School lunch menus for March 24 to March 28 list daily meals. March 24 features pizza with salad peach dessert and peanut butter sandwich. March 25 offers hamburger, split pea soup, jello and cookie. March 26 serves fried chicken with cabbage salad beans and biscuits. March 27 includes chili and crackers with applesauce and kolaches. March 28 presents toasted cheese with jello salad peas and pumpkin pie.
Windbreaks shown valuable after heavy snows and wind. Farmers urged to join soil conservation tree planting program for 1969 with cost sharing. Orders to SCS or Extension, Osceola office 747 2461, tree planting machine available for a fee.
Weekend visitors at Mrs. Edna Anderson included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Renquist of Sterling Colorado with Edna’s brother and sister in law. Other Sunday guests came from Wesley Peterson and Erwin Anderson families, plus Maurice Sundberg of Stromsburg. Sherry and Cam Umshler of Chadron attended the state basketball tournament in Lincoln with their parents.
Mrs. Ada Whiting and several families from Albion and Omaha joined Betty Jo Anderson’s 17th birthday gathering at the Wayne Anderson residence. Other local visits included Floyd Emmons and Ron at Beatrice State Home and clothing delivery from the Legion Auxiliary. Merle Peterson and Holly Grossnicklaus dined with the Jan Grossnicklaus family in Shelby. Elmer Pehrson visited Richard Pehrson in Battle Creek.
A public meeting on estates is set for Friday March 28 at 800 PM at Osceola Lutheran Church. Polk County Extension Agent Ken Krieg and attorney Robert Mills will discuss estate planning basics, stressing professional attorney help rather than do it yourself.
Advice stresses immediate disposal of pads or rags after use and thorough wetting to reduce spontaneous combustion risk. It notes washing paints with mild soap and water, using water sparingly, and choosing polishes that do not discolor finishes.
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