Osceola Annual Budget To Raise Taxes For 1969 70
Mayor Leroy Johnson and the Osceola City Council adopt an estimate of expenditures for August 1 1969 to August 1 1970 including water works fire protection street improvements and park maintenance with amounts listed for salaries libraries lighting and other city services. The measure will be published in the Osceola Record for four weeks.
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City of
Osceola
Water Commissioner Public Library
Wien En Dane
Nile Thaws Baa
Bae Ai Ae
Shine Egansewrdet
Ak-Sar-Ben ACE program boosts Nebraska county aid
Ak-Sar-Ben has given nearly 60000 to agricultural programs in Ak-Sar-Ben District 7 covering Boone Nance Merrick Polk Platte and Madison counties. District Ambassador Bob Thomas of Norfolk leads the effort which supports county fair awards premiums and scholarships totaling over 70000 along with 41 leadership seminars for 1 068 leaders. The group marks its 75th year of public service as events in Lincoln include LDCCW and CCCW recognitions plus a youth ranch camp planned for June 15 inviting underprivileged children statewide.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Nebraska
Bob Thomas
Norfolk
Boone, Nance
Merrick
Polk, Platte
Madison
Midwest
Obituary: Horace La Clair Willits Dies at 84
Horace La Clair Willits born October 13 1884 in Polk County Nebraska died April 30 1969 at Annie Jeffrey Hospital Osceola Nebraska aged 84 years 6 months 17 days. He married Eva Shank on November 29 1906 and they had seven children. Funeral services were held May 3 at the Baptist Church in Polk with Rev Gene E Wood officiating. Interment Polk Cemetery.
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Horace la Clair Willits
Horace
Mary Willits
Polk County
Nebraska
Annie Jeffrey
Osceola
Eva Shank
Beulah
Clair
High Prairie
Stromsburg
First Baptist Church of
Polk
Eva
Helen Peterson
Thelma Johnson
Gladys Jones
Sara Williams
Louis
Ralph
Beryl
Father
Baptist Church
Gene E. Wood
Robert Merchant
Robert Rahrs
Robert Willits
Dale Willits
Kenneth Willits
Virgil Willits
Billy Hoffer
Clifford Johnston
Polk Cemetery
Kepner-Roberts Service
Soil Stewardship Week Observed Across Polk County
May 11 18 marks Soil Stewardship Week nationwide with the theme Confronting the Issues. Polk County SWCD led by Raymond Burke hosts church bulletins grocery store inserts and booklets to raise awareness of renewable resource stewardship. Board members include Burke Bryan Newcomer Nyberg and Hiemer. Sociable Sals were hosted. Outdoor Cookery lesson and a patio party were noted.
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Raymond Burke
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District
Polk County
SWCD
Polk County Swcd
Swcd Board
Stromsburg
Robert W. Bryan
Silver Creek
Maurice Newcomer
Gresham
Rudolph Nyberg
Richard Hiemer
Shelby
Bob Grossnicklaus
Ken Christensen
Employment names local farm placement reps in Nebraska
The Division of Employment announces volunteer farm placement representatives forOsceola Ron Christensen and Stromsburg Kermit Branting to assist farmers and workers with local job matching. They donate time as a community service and encourage registration at the Columbus Employment Office 2809 13th Street Columbus telephone 564 7160. Aids in locating temporary or permanent farm work amid rising demand this season.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Osceola
Ron Christensen
Stromsburg
Kermit Branting
Christensen
Branting
13Th Street
Osceola Council Members Profile Forrest Kinzli and Earl Watts
Forrest Kinzli interviews Osceola councilman Harold Pearson who moved from Bellevue Nebraska in 1961. Pearson oversees Fire Department concerns and cites streets as top issues while balancing a grocery business and civic roles with Lions and Masonry.
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Forrest Kinzli
Harold Pearson
Osceola
Bellevue
Nebraska
Pearson
The
Lions, Fire Department
Louise
Millard
California
Horsts Celebrate 33rd Wedding Anniversary at Local Cafe
Local residents Mr and Mrs Roy Horst hosted friends including Mrs Leroy Rhodes and Mrs Will Dake Thursday evening at a cafe to honor the Horsts on their 33rd wedding anniversary.
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Roy Horst
Leroy Rhodes
Will Dake
Horst
Nursing Home Loan Flexibility Reaches 350000 Cap
The speaker highlights the diverse business types and loan amounts shown, noting substantial flexibility in the program. There is no minimum loan, while the maximum loan amount available is 350 000 dollars.
Obituary: Osceola Resident Dies After Illness
Seward Memorial Hospital in Osceola reports the death of an Osceola resident on Monday April 28 after a lingering illness. Survived by husband Silas of Gresham, daughter Doris Barber and husband Wayne, son Dean and wife Ruth, all in California, sister Mrs Fred Anderson of Osceola, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and other relatives. Preceded in death by parents and three brothers Earl Ira Harert. Active in United Brethren Church Shelby Rebekah Lodge and Gresham American Legion Auxiliary. Funeral May 1 at 2 p.m. at Presbyterian Church, Rev Jesse Patrick officiating. Burial Shelby Cemetery. Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home of Osceola in charge.
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Presbyterian Church
Jesse Patrick
Shelby
Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home
Osceola
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Nebr
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Nebraska Press Association
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Ni Naper Association
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Fred Bond
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St. RL
Ocker Plant
Lincoln
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Lincoln Hotel
Gerhardt Lux
Robert Easley
LDCCW
Fred Nevilles
CCW
Norman Folda
CCCW
Fern Hubbard Orme
Father Kelliher
David City
Osceola News
Mervin Ransom Jr
Mervin Ransom Sr
Val
Wm. McCarthys
Debra
Seward
Vera F. Barnes
Joseph
Mary Harbert
Vera
Silas Barnes
Barbara Tucek
Area Extension Home Economist
Richard Wyman
Myron Jones
Wesley Peterson
Walter Yungdahl
Bill Wyman
Burdette Baker
LaVern Dake
Irene Meacham
Clair McCormicks
Dake
Rex Dake
Eric
L. Henry
Ken Krieg
Shelbyville
Heather
Jeanette Wagner
Earl Watts
Watts
Neola
Osceola High School
Clarks, Nebr
R. W. Carlin
25Th Ave
America
U. S. Brewers Association
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Lincoln Building
Lincoln, Nebr
Northern Natural Gas Company
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