Wanted Pianos Cash Paid Up To $100
Classified item notes buyers seeking pianos with cash offers up to one hundred dollars and more. Descriptions and locations requested. P O Box 465 Grand Island. 10-11.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1964
Page
4
Classified item notes buyers seeking pianos with cash offers up to one hundred dollars and more. Descriptions and locations requested. P O Box 465 Grand Island. 10-11.
Public notice states the Administratrixes have filed final account and report and petition for final settlement in the estate of Emma Rasp deceased. A hearing to determine heirship and distribution and to discharge the Administratrices is set for November 17 1964 at 2 PM in Polk County Court. Interested persons may appear and contest.
Notice announces the election of board members for Canada Osceola and Valley precincts at the Lutheran Church Osceola on Friday November 13 at 8 00 p m County Extension reports on past year activities by County Agents and a general business discussion will follow Dated October 29 1964 Polk County Extension Service Raymond Burke vice president Mrs Don Linton secretary
Otto Swanson turned a birthday while friends and relatives visited from Exeter, Fremont, Stromsburg, and Genoa. Numerous local families hosted gatherings, dinners, and card evenings across Osceola and Swede Home, with church and club activities planned for Friday.
The notice outlines pricing for want ads at 5c a word for the first week, 4c for the second, and 3c thereafter, with minimum charges of 75c, 60c, and 45c respectively. Cards of thanks and memoriams follow the same rates, poetry incurs extra costs, lost-and-found ads are free on first insertion, with regular rates applying to further insertions.
The four year old Michaeline Mickey Heinicke of Denver is named the 1965 National March of Dimes Child. Her story highlights birth defects as the nation’s top medical problem and outlines the charity’s funding of 50 centers and a call for 150 to halt preventable disabilities.
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