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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska opens The Homesteader a new publication in August 1872 edited by H. T. Arnold with Kathleen A. Howe as editor. Subscription rates set at 4 dollars within Nebraska and 5 dollars outside with 10 cent single copies.
A probate notice announces a final settlement hearing for an estate in Polk County Nebraska on November 27, 1972, at 10:00 A M and states deadlines for heirship, taxes, and commissions. It also notes a separate estate in Polk County Nebraska with a March 2, 1973 claims hearing and a March 1, 1973 bar date.
Public notices from Polk County Nebraska about final reports, probate hearings, and estate matters. Hearings scheduled for November 21 1972 and December 4 1972 at 10:00 AM. Notices involve Nora Farley Ellen Tilberg Betsy H Dick Ens and George J Cockson estates with administrators and inheritance actions.
Osceola Nebraska county board convened at 10:00 AM with all members. Claims were audited and allowed across funds including general, state institutional, road and weed funds. Items include clerk, travel, utilities, bond premiums, printing, and various supplies. resignation of County Superintendent accepted. adjourned 3:30 PM with next meeting set for November 21 1972.
Osceola Nebraska city council convened in open session at City Hall with Mayor Dean Buffington and members Graham Mills Pearson McDonald present. Minutes and treasurer report approved. numerous bills read and allowed including utilities, supplies, salaries, ambulance payments, and fire department staffing proposals. The names Lavern Miller and Ron Johnson were approved for fire department membership. Council set monthly meetings at 7:30 from November through April and adjourned to December 7 1972. Joyce Page City Clerk.
Official minutes list administration supplies and payments to vendors for books, supplies, and services. Items include Hammond Stephens supplies 74.29, Harold's Market 71.58, IBM ribbons 9.81, Houghton Mifflin 22.58, Nebr Public Power 02.0, Lincoln Tel service 30.96, maintenance and transportation costs, and graduation considerations for some parents.
Miss Elsie Hendrickson wed Ralph Merscheim in Central City yesterday. She works for Hassler Drug Co. He previously ran a delivery business, now buys land near Potter Nebraska to farm next year.
SFC Gerald K Johnson near graduation at Ft Monmouth NJ to graduate today then leave for Korea. Forty four deer tagged this season double 1961. Mandy Studley and Darrell Prell named to Goldenrod All Conference football team. Lloyd Frell spent three days weekly at General Motors Tring Center in Omaha attending 1963 new product school. Flossie Deeds observed 77th birthday Nov 15. Mr and Mrs Jim Fisher moved from Cheyenne WY to a country home west of Osceola. Jr Farmers 4 H Club met Ricky Rutter for final meeting of the year.
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