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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
2
The Osceola Record details its 19th century roots with origin as The Homesteader in 1872 by H. T. Arnold. It notes editor Nancy Norton, subscription rates, postal designation, and affiliations of the publication.
City of Osceola Nebraska announces Ordinance No 300 creating Street Improvement Districts 14 15 and 16 to improves streets by grading curbing guttering sub surface structures and gravel surfacing. Districts 14 15 and 16 include Smith Street Mickey Street State Street Polk Street and Grant Street and outline boundaries and assessments with a 20 day objection window for abutting property owners.
Notices announce final settlement and hearings in the Edwin B. Almstrom estate and probate actions for Oswald Bernt Sr Sidney Snider Raymond Kontor and related matters. Hearings set for October 20 1970 January 22 1971 and October 19 1970 with dates for claims and executor appointments. A hospital board meeting is scheduled October 14 1970 at Osceola Nebraska.
The Mayor and City Council of Osceola Polk County Nebraska will hold a meeting on November 5 1970 at 8 00 p m in the City Council Room to consider written objections to all or part of Ordinance No 300 and to transact related business including planning and contracting for improvements in districts established by the ordinance. The meeting proceeds if not rejected by a majority of resident owners. Fred Bond City Clerk. William H Norton City Attorney.
County court sets hearing on October 26 1970 at 2 PM in the case of Louis A Schmidt deceased for the determination of heirship inheritance taxes fees and commissions distribution of estate and final approval. Dated October 5 1970. Robert L Mills Substitute County Judge.
County Extension Agent Freddie Lee Nickles describes NUCOINS a computer based nutrition and consumer information system at Michigan State University. It will answer questions, aid disadvantaged families, and be accessible via county offices and portable terminals. Tests this year could lead to full operation by 1973 with Spanish language options under consideration.
A fragmented page blends home decor tips from Judy Hefeldt with a football recap of Osceola versus St Ed. The decor piece suggests budget friendly bathroom updates and accessorizing ideas. The sports section details a 35-12 Osceola win, led by Cal Coffin 157 rushing yards and Bob Gissler 88 rushing yards, with Kozisek and Tenniges contributing in passing and rushing.
Service member PFC Raymond L Lindgren 508-68-5203 23 St Americal Division APO San Francisco California 96374 is listed with a military mailing address for official correspondence. The entry includes unit 23 St and APO destination.
The St. Vincent's Altar Society sponsors two clothing drives. One helps teens at the Girls Training School in Geneva, size 8 through 16 with T shirts and shorts in demand. The other supports the St. Augustine Mission in Winnebago.
A miscellaneous shower Sunday at the Arthur McVeigh home honors Miss Brenda Bugbee. Hostesses were Mrs. McVeigh and daughter Kathy. Twenty-one guests included former classmates and neighbors. The couple plans a November 7 wedding in Osceola United Methodist Church.
Forty five OHS juniors and seniors teachers and parents attended the October 4 production at the Omaha Community Playhouse. Drivers for the event included Mrs. Jean Peterson Glen Cederberg Mrs. Sandra Heth Paul Schreiter Rex Cadwallader Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mills Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Theis and Miss Eileen Blitzkie.
Osceola residents Mrs. Laverne Bryan and Miss Lena Bryan of Grand Island with Mrs. Grace Buchta had Sunday dinner in Stromsburg and visited Lesta Mace at the Annie Jeffrey Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. DeVern Rodene and Kent traveled to Omaha to see Gary Rodene and attend Ak-Sar-Ben events.
Osceola notes show Art Wieseman and wife from Redwood City California returning from a Washington trip. They stayed with Mrs. Richard Merrick and Mr. and Mrs. Werner Johansen before leaving Saturday. Saturday dinner at the Lawrence Meister home included many locals and relatives from Meister and Ernst families.
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