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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
5
The Osceola Record from Osceola Nebraska lists editor Kathleen A. Howe and notes subscription rates of 4 dollars within Nebraska and 5 dollars outside. The Homesteader by H. T. Arnold is cited, with post office details and a sustaining member notice for the National Editorial Association. A Burke quote closes the fragment.
Notices announce claims against Nora Farley estate due by August 17 1972 with hearing August 18 1972. Also probate for Arvilla Herrmann. petition for administrator Nyberg set for May 16 1972. Osceola ordinance 304 authorizes private sale of Lot 3 Block 2 to Harlan Rowan for 500.00 with title abstract details and remonstrance deadline 30 days.
Osceola Public Library invites bids for a single contract to add and remodel the Osceola library. Bids due by May 5 1972 at 2 00 p m local time, opened publicly in Osceola City Hall. Bid forms from George E Clayton and Associates Grand Island Nebraska on 10 dollar deposit. Bid bond 5 percent required with 100 percent performance and payment bonds. Osceola Public Library Board President Margaret S Mills confirms conditions and right to reject informalities.
Notice states the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital board will convene in Osceola Nebraska on May 10 1972 at 8:00 p.m. Walter W Berck serves as Chairman and Kenneth Monson Jr is Administrator for the related estate hearing set for May 8 1972 at 10:00 a.m. in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. County Judge Eldon R Johnson dated April 14 1972.
The document notes a city sale of land in Polk County to Harlan Rowan for 500 dollars upon deed delivery with abstract and merchantable title to be provided. It also includes a notice of final report for Anna Nebosis, deceased, with hearing set May 22, 1972, for final settlement and distribution.
The Osceola city council approved salary scales for 1972 and designated the First National Bank of Osceola as depository with bonds securing excess funds. Committees for water fire lights sewer street alleys police finances ordinances and city attorney were appointed for the coming year. The Polk County commissioners audited claims including salaries travel and supplies and adjourned after adjourning.
Mrs. Behm directed a recital by accordion students on Friday April 21 at the 4-H building in York. Performers included Le vert Tripp Peterson Timmy and Brenda Peterson Bonnie Noble Diane Rosno Kathy Dittmer and many others. Mrs. Behm played as well with several absentees listed.
The Richard Howe family enjoyed a birthday dinner Tuesday at the Joe Hill home honoring Mrs. Howe. Wednesday night guests included the Howe family the Hills and the Harold Thayer family at Mrs. Newton Page and Craig, with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clemmer of David City visiting Thursday and Friday. They spent Thursday afternoon in York.
Linda Hoffer and Richard S. Waite married April 8 at Shelby United Methodist Church. Rev. Kenneth Edmonds officiated a 3 pm ceremony with 150 guests, attended by matron of honor Mrs. Kenneth Knight and brides maid Mrs. Ted Tinker. The couple’s families include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoffer of Shelby and Mrs. Dorothy Waite of Leesburg, Florida.
Mrs. Ben Zedicher returned home after an extended visit with relatives in the southwestern states. She traveled October 12 from Kla math Falls via San Diego Los Angeles Sokomish Oregon Forest Grove Hillsboro Klamath Falls Salt Lake City and Osceola. The Norrises from Detroit accompanied her party to Salt Lake City where they visited relatives before returning home.
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