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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
3
Osceola Nebraska records show The Homecreeder published August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. Catered on second class matter at Osceola Post Office. Kathleen A. Howe editor. Subscription rates listed for Nebraska and outside Nebraska with a motto from a national association.
Notice to subscribers renew now with rates for different terms and a sale deed pending to Harlan Rowan after ordinance passage. Also a final report hearing set in Polk County Nebraska for Vida E. Reckmeyer estate on June 1 1972 at 10 AM with details on heirs taxes fees and discharge.
Probate notices announce estate of Anna Nelson deceased with filing deadline August 24 1972 and a claim hearing August 25 1972. Osceola Nebraska notices authorize sale of city lots to Harlan Rowan for 500 dollars with title and merchantable conveyance provided. remonstrance period required.
Osceola Nebraska council passes Ordinance 305 to privately sell city real estate Lots 16 to 24 Block 1 Morning Side to Vern Johnson for 145 dollars. Meeting notes show budget items and resuscitator purchase for ambulance. obituary notices for Clara Alt and Thelma O Leibee Anderson accompany the council record.
Correction note records changes to the Valley Mother's Day Tea program with Margie Lux and Mary Kresha piano, Kurt Anderson singing, and Beth Coffin. It lists visitors, club meetings, te a events, and names of members, followed by funeral pallbearers and interment at Stromsburg Cemetery.
Mrs Gladys Carlson and Mrs Florence Watts visited Mrs Laura Pickett Saturday afternoon. A large group attended Mother's Day gatherings, baptisms, and church events across Osceola with relatives from Lincoln Columbus and Prague. Members of the Dunn, Rutter, Lux, Merrick and Burritt families shared meals, church services, and a high school musical, ending with multiple visits and a baccalaureate service.
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