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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
2
Souvenir issue mailed this week reprints the 1910 Polk County Democrat pages. Old time ads and local news from 1910 appear alongside notes on the old hostel history and Roy Morgan’s 1938 1947 business tenure.
The Osceola City Council approves the estimated expenses for the 1961 62 fiscal year starting May 1, 1961 and ending April 30, 1962. It lists allocations for waterworks sewer maintenance officers salaries printing street improvements fire station and city hall bonds lighting cemetery library park property maintenance fire protection prosecution street equipment and other incidental expenses. The estimate will be published in the Osceola Record for four weeks and the council will meet June 1 1961 at 8:00 p.m. to pass the annual appropriation bill.
The mayor and city council of Osceola Nebraska announce a private sale of Lot 1, Block 1, Original Town to Polk County for 4000 dollars. Electors are urged to file a remonstrance under Section 17-503 by the specified deadline.
Polk County Nebraska notices that J W Buchta as Executor filed a final account and petition for settlement in the estate of Charles Alvin Heitzman. A heirship determination and distribution decree and executor discharge are proposed. Hearing before the county court on June 9 1961 at 10 AM. Interested parties may appear and contest. May 16 1961 date.
In the matter of the trust estate of Clarence L Heitzman J W Buchta as trustee has filed distribution and seeks discharge. The court has set hearings for May 18 25 and June 1.
The state notes the estate of Charles Alvin Heitzman, deceased, with trustee J. W. Buchta named in the filing. The notice invites all interested parties to participate in the probate process, outlining steps and potential claims under Nebraska law.
Creditors of Phil B. Campbell estate in Polk County Nebraska are notified a County Court hearing will be held September 18 1961 at 10:00 AM to hear and allow claims. Claims must be filed by September 16 1961.
A legal notice dated May 19 1961 states that certain claims will be forever barred. The period May 25 to June 18 is noted for related filing or enforcement steps.
Notice to creditors in the county court regarding the estate of Emma F. Hartman, deceased. Reading and filing deadlines and creditor claims process follow statutory requirements. The court seeks all known creditors to present their claims for adjudication and settlement.
Linda McKeag of Osceola and Judy Nelson of Stromsburg receive $80 Home Extension Scholarships to pursue education in Home Economics at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. They were honored at the Spring Tea in Shelby on May 12 and plan to reside in campus housing at the Lincoln campus. The awards fund their fall tuition upon enrollment. Sudangrass pasture guidance urges farmers to plant late after corn, with 15 to 25 pounds per acre and Piper or Wheeler varieties for July through September forage.
University of Nebraska Extension economist Ted Nelson explains farm employers must deduct and withhold Social Security tax on wages for workers who work 20 days or earn 150 dollars within a year. The tax totals six percent, with half deductible from wages and the other half matched by the employer. Payments are due when total owed reaches 100 dollars or at year end if not reached. A Circular A from the IRS District Director can provide details. Fall pheasant outlook notes mild winter aids survival but warns against using casual observations to gauge populations. Breeding season brings birds out early, and weather-driven habitat changes affect counts. fall harvest depends on multiple factors.
Mr and Mrs Frank Frizzell traveled to Kansas City Missouri to attend their grandson Don Clarks wedding in Camden Ohio They plan to return early next week Sunday visitors at the Sam Wyman home included several local families Some attendees visited Silver Creek and Columbus for the wedding at St. Lawrence Catholic Church Mrs Nellie Benson and Polly Newcomb hosted Eastern Star meetings in Silver Creek Jim Nowak and Linda spent a week with her parents and in Fullerton with his parents Others shared visits and club meetings including U Shar It and Ladies Aid Society events.
Osceola News reports Mr and Mrs Roy Trotter visited the Beatrice State Home Sunday. Mrs Martin Jones entertained Friday afternoon at a coffee party honoring Miss Susie Tilley of Cocoa Florida. Those present included Mrs Herman Jones, Mrs Frank Thelander, Mrs Geo Anderson, Miss Otelia Johnson, Miss Alle gra Johnson, Mrs Ernest Nyquist and Mrs Andy Peterson.
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