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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1972
Page
2
The Osceola publication notes it began as The Homesteader in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. It is entered as second class mail from Osceola Nebraska 68651 with subscription rates listed and affiliations including the National Editorial Association and American Newspaper Representatives. The issue carries a quotation about evil and silence.
A circular renewal notice warns subscribers that a red cross indicates expiration and urges renewal now with prices listed for different subscription durations. The bold urgency emphasizes immediate action to restore service.
Notice in the County Court of Polk Nebraska for the estate of George J Cockson deceased. A petition for final settlement and determination of heirship taxes fees and commissions distribution of estate and approval of final account and discharge will be heard November 27 1972 at 10 00 A M. Dated November 1 1972. (SEAL) Eldon R Johnson County Judge.
Notice is given that all claims against the estate of Edward R DeLand deceased must be filed by March 1 1973 or be forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held in Polk County Nebraska Court on March 2 1973 at 10:00 AM. Dated November 6 1972 County Judge.
Ellen Tilberg, deceased. Notice of final settlement and determination of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees and commissions, distribution of estate and approval of final account and discharge. Hearing in court set for December 4, 1972 at 10:00 AM. Dated November 7, 1972. County Judge.
Annual meeting set for 8:00 PM Monday November 27 at Stromsburg Hotel Cafe. Joint gathering with Natural Resource Districts to elect board members from Island Platte and Pleasant Home precincts. Verland Widga president and Mrs. Harold Lemp secretary listed.
Case details list estate of Morris A Jean Deceased. All concerned must file claims against said estate on or before the 15th day. The notice appears in Book 14 Page 164 in Polk County Court Nebraska.
The notice states a claim will be held in court on March 16 1973 at 10 00 A M with the date Dated November 21 1972 and signed by County Judge Eldon R Johnson.
Mrs. Anna V. Engel 81 of Silver Creek died Saturday at Behlen Community Hospital. Funeral Wednesday at United Methodist Church Silver Creek with Rev. Larry R. Sachau officiating. Burial in Roselawn Cemetery Columbus. Survived by seven daughters two sons, three sisters, 15 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren. Husband Arthur Engel died 1953. Burial Roselawn Cemetery Columbus.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coffin and Lori at the Peggy Hecker and Lyle Engstrom wedding in Rising City. Social notes mention Thanksgiving visits, pre Thanksgiving dinners, card games, and multiple local family gatherings across York Shelby and Columbus. Dennis Coffin returns from boot camp and training at Great Lakes.
Several warranty and quitclaim deeds record transfers in Osceola and Stromsburg Nebraska. Listing includes John C Iske to U S A East 150 ft of Lot 2 Block 1 Gray's Addition Osceola and multiple parcels including Smiths Fifth Addition Osceola and Ekelys Addition Stromsburg.
Lavern Miller and family shared Sunday dinner at the Myrle May bon home in Fullerton. Rev Truman Bachenberg and family hosted Monday guests Mr and Mrs Ronald Preston, noting Ronald and Truman are Nebraska alumni and Ethiopia agricultural missionaries on furlough living in Pawnee City. Pre Thanksgiving visits came from Jack and Raymond Schott and Dr J F Theisen of Schuyler, and Mrs Albert W Gabriel visited Harold Martins in Rising City.
Osceola Nebraska social notes from November 1972 detail Wee Club activities at 8 o’clock dessert with nine members. Plans discussed to aid folks for Christmas. Prizes went to Mrs. Eda Burritt and Mrs. Lynda Burritt during 10 point pitch. Community visits and family happenings are listed.
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