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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
2
Polk County Nebraska began as The Homesteader in August 1872 under editor H. T. Arnold. The paper entered second class matter at the Osceola post office and lists Sandra S. Walgren as editor. Subscription rates are $6 per year in state and $7 50 out of state with a 15 cent single copy price.
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Polk County Nebraska notices announce for Clementina Haxton estate final account and hearing on June 3 1975. Chester O Walgreen estate claims deadline September 5 1975. Osceola city creates Street Improvement District No 1975-1 with extensive property descriptions and a hearing June 5 1975.
District court records list dissolution of marriage petitions Janet M Flamme versus Frederick H Flamme and Marvin Dean Simonsen versus Gail Simonsen. Criminal dockets include speeding fines up to 15 dollars and various violations across multiple counties, with numerous defendants named and marriage licenses issued in March 1975.
Community notices list weekend visits and gatherings across Osceola and nearby towns. Families and individuals such as the Pehrsons, Sutherlands, Bauers, Kubiceks, and Joneses are mentioned alongside anniversaries, a First Communion, and a Sterup reunion in Gresham.
More than 100 fathers and sons attended the Sunday banquet at the Methodist Church in Central City. Charles Roberts was master of ceremonies and Dr. Henry Beatty, pastor of the Methodist Churches at Central City and Chapman, delivered the guest speech. Prizes went to Charles Hays and Chris for youngest pair, Don Andell for most sons, Rayner Carlson for most grandsons, and Bill Zedicher, Rayner Carlson, Morris Dunn, and Fred Bond for most generations. meals were served by volunteers including wives of the Methodist Men and high school girls.
Local social notes list visits and host gatherings across Polk County including Mrs. Phil Campbell Mrs Arvilla Manthey and others. The Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Lincoln drew over 1700 Nebraska Democrats with U S Senator Robert Byrd as the keynote speaker. A Swede Home Project Club meeting featured a plant lesson by Myron Jones with a plant exchange and lunch.
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