Osceola Council Appoints Officers and OKs Salaries 1961
The Osceola city council organized its new term on April 28 1961 with Mills named president and acting mayor. They designated First National Bank of Osceola as depository for 1961 62 with security for funds over 5000. Committees were set and appointments confirmed. Salaries for the coming year were approved including mayor 150 councilmen 100 city clerk 325 city attorney 325 city treasurer 225 chief of police 2305 police magistrate 50 and water and sewer commissioner 3600 with extra labor 1 to 1.25 per hour in mud.
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Osceola
Nebr
Mills
Johnson
First National Bank of
Eikenhorst
Johnson and Mills
Sedlak
Mills and Johnson
Mills Chm
Johnson and Eikenhorst
W. W. Norton
M. C. Snodgrass
H. J. McDonald
LilliandDonald
Board of Health
Dr. Eklund
Dewey Sigler
Phil Nyberg
Alex Mills
Raymond Kepner
M. O. Johnson
Darrel Shostrom
IM. C. Snodgrass
Osceola City Council Meeting Minutes April 28 1961
The Osceola city council with the mayor and all members present read and approved the previous minutes. Audited bills include Consumers Public Power 71 Vernon Johnson 1.70 Fred Bond . Orville Eikenhorst Marlin Johnson 75.00 48.50.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Consumers Public Power
Vernon Johnson
Fred Bond
Orville Eikenhorst
Marlin Johnson
Osceola Approves Dog Control Ordinance 273
City adopts a comprehensive dog control measure prohibiting running at large for female dogs in heat and dangerous dogs, authorizing destruction, imposing fines of 25 dollars, and creating tax tags and records. It sets May 1 as tax due date, and includes penalties for violations and enforcement by the police.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Daisy Dairy 4-H Club Meeting Notes at Gerhardt Lux Home
The Daisy Dairy 4-H Club met at the home of Gerhardt Lux on Monday May 1 for a regular meeting. Dennis Jones filed the club report and noted discussion on dairy topics and alfalfa cutting timing for milk production. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lux.
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Gerhardt Lux
Daisy Dairy
Mrs. Lux
Dennis Jones
Obituary of Hilbert Buchta Pioneer farmer and World War I veteran
Hilbert Buchta born April 15 1895 in Madison Illinois died May 6 1961 at York Hospital aged 66. He married Grace Deeter Oct 27 1921 and had two children Jane and Glen. A Polk County resident since 1920 he farmed and engaged in church and community life. He belonged to Fairview Methodist Church and was formerly in Eden Evangelical Church Edwardsville. A World War I veteran he served in William Wolfe Post 91 American Legion and Rising Star Lodge 75 Odd Fellows. He is survived by Grace and daughter Jane.
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Hilbert Buchta
Madison, Co
Illinois
George
Matilda Buchta
York Hospital
Grace Deeter
Jane
Glen
Polk Co
Fairview Methodist Church
Eden Evangelical Church
Edwardsville, Ill
Wm. Wolfe
American Legion
Rising Star Lodge No. 75
The
Odd Fellows
Grace
Obituary for Schloz family with multiple relatives listed
The notice details the death of a brother named Schloz with surviving family including his wife Eugene of Aberdeen Washington his son Glen and daughter in law Opal of McCook five grandchildren Joan Janet Karl Karen and Gary Buchta of McCook two brothers Ches ter Edwardsville Illinois and Ralph Sacramento California and a deceased sister Nora Stahlut. He is buried in Osceola Cemetery with a blessing for the memory.
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Schloz
Eugene
Aberdeen
Wash
Glen
Opal
McCook
Joan
Janet Schloz
Karl
Karen
Gary Buchta
Chester
Edwardsville
Illinois
Ralph
Sacramento
Calif
Nora Stahlut
Osceola
Outstanding Record by Registered Holstein Cow
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports Arborland Insignia Butternut 4671976, owned by Paul C. Swanson of Stromsburg, produced 13 516 lbs milk and 511 lbs butterfat in 365 days on twice daily milking as a 2 year old. University of Nebraska supervised official herd testing as part of national programs with over 2 800 participating herds.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Arborland Insignia
Nut
Paul C. Swanson
Stromsburg
University of Nebraska
National Holstein Organization
District 54 Mothers Escort 17 Students on Lincoln Trip
Mrs. Bill Imhoff leads District 54 mothers as 17 eighth graders tour Lincoln on Saturday visiting sites of interest. En route home a Seward supper followed. Clayton Stewbhins of Omaha stayed with Mrs. Nellie Benson. he is the late Glenn Conkling’s son and has not visited in 14 years. Funeral attendees and family gatherings mark the weekend with church events and a Mother's Day tea at Valley Church.
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Robert Tooker
Darrell Atkinson
Bill Gaedeke
Lincoln
Seward
Clayton Stewbhins
Omaha
Nellie Benson
Vern McCormick
Glenn Conkling
Bill Wyman
Tom Meacham
Fairview
Ted Wyman
Jeanie
Tommie
John Huele
Fulerton
Joe Imm
Bill Imhoff
Beth
Harold
the Valley Church
New Bedroom Suites Arrive at Kepners Bassett Line
Kepners showcases new Bassett bedroom suites just arrived featuring modern design and multiple configurations for stylish living spaces.
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Bassett
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Riverside Park
Central
Swing Kings Orchestra
Ray Sedlak
Robert Mills
Raymond Miller
Island Supply Co
E. B. Almstrom
Lincoln Tel
Osceolal Transfer Co
Capitol Supply Co
Central Electric and Gas Co
M. C Snodgrass
M. C. Snodgrass City
Howard Pierce
First National Bank
Shelby, Nebraska
John
Rexall
Mrs
McDonald’s
Morrell
U. S
Bisquick
Velveeta
Angel Food
International Harvester Company
Lundell
Chrysler
McCormick
Kewanee Elevators
Ames
KROY
Wobig & Son Equipment Co
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