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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

3

Osceola Friday Homecoming Highlights and Events

Friday in Osceola features Homecoming with king and queen crowning, a downtown parade, and a Sidewalk Sale as merchants offer bargains. The Bulldogs host Polk in the evening with halftime crowning, plus the Good Samaritan Care Home opens 2 to 5 pm Sunday for tours and community support.

Osceola Bulldogs Polk Good Samaritan Care Signe Russ Anderson Raymond Kepner

Notice to Contractors for Gravel Surfacing Genoa South Patrol

Sealed bids are due October 18, 1962 at 10:00 A.M. at the Department of Roads in the State Capitol Lincoln Nebraska. Bids will be publicly opened for gravel surfacing and incidental work on Genoa South Patrol No 21014 State Road.

Department of Roads State Capitol Lincoln Nebraska Genoa South State Road

Gravel surface course material bid notice Lincoln Nebraska

The notice states an approximate quantity of 880 cubic yards of gravel surface course material. It directs bidders to the Department of Roads in Lincoln Nebraska for provisions and plans. The successful bidder must furnish a bond as required by the contract provisions.

Department of Roads Lincoln Nebraska John W. Hossack

Notice of final reports in Polk Nebraska estates

A Nebraska statewide legal notice announces final accounts and petitions for settlement in the estates of Lillian Louisa Richmond and Anna Louisa Pehrson. Hearings are scheduled in Polk County Court on October 23, 1962 and November 6, 1962 at 10:00 AM. Court official J. E. Steeple issues the notices.

Polk County Nebraska Lillian Louisa Richmond Anna Louisa Pehrson J. E. Steeple

Measures to Be Voted On November 6 1962 Ballot Texts

Legal notice outlines ballot titles and texts of constitutional amendments proposed by the 1961 legislature for the upcoming November 6 1962 vote. Instructions and official references accompany the proposed amendments and related procedural details.

Proposed Amendment No 1 Lottery Enterprise Authorization

A ballot issue asks voters whether the Legislature should be allowed to authorize lottery or gift enterprises. The measure presents two sides with Support and Opposed arguments.

Notice to Creditors Irene G Mettlemeyer deceased

The State of Nebraska invites creditors of Irene G Mettlemeyer to appear at the County Court in the designated county on January 31, 1963 at 10:00 a.m. to present and have their claims heard, adjusted and allowed.

Polk County Nebraska Irene G. Mettlemeyer State of Said Said County Saides Tate

Nebraska proposed constitutional amendments listed for 1962 election

The document outlines multiple proposed amendments to Nebraska’s constitution including changes to gambling restrictions, creation and powers of a State Railway Commission, and eligibility and terms for governor and lieutenant governor. It specifies voting in November 1962, district-based commissioner elections, and license regulations for pari mutuel wagering and bingo.

Nebraska

Proposed Amendments on Legislative Terms and Executive Seats

The document outlines terms and election schedules for state executive officers including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney General with four year terms for certain offices. It also covers nonpartisan legislative elections, salaries, and travel expenses, plus a merit-based plan for selecting Supreme Court and district judges.

Public Accounts Supreme Court

Community social notes and visits pattern across Stromsburg area

Following the business meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Elmer Schuknecht and Mrs. Lee Campbell. Merry Workers meet again on October 24. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Eklund of Seward attended the homecoming football game in Stromsburg Friday evening and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eklund. Sunday guests included Captain and Mrs. M. L. Davidson and family of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Appleyard of Harlan Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leadloff of Osceola. Various hospitality visits continued through the week with relatives from Lincoln, York, Bradshaw, Shelby, Everton Mo and Osceola.

Elmer Schuknecht Lee Campbell Reg Eklund Seward Stromsburg Ronald Eklund Alice Sechtem M. L. Davidson Lincoln Leslie Appleyard Harlan Iowa Wm. E. Leadloff Osceola Craven Stream Ted Gonnerman Fay Rosenberry Holly Jean Wray The State University Carl Richter Shelby Nick Gondringer Anthony Winter Bradshaw Robert Barr York Peter Kopke Max Quick Don Quick Hardville Raymond Beebe Edna Cook Chester Paul Bond Elroy Hoffman Hoffmans Norman Bear Larsens Lyle Cockle Gary Cockle Byrd Shrum Halver Carlock Everton George Bond Ralph Allison Leo Cockson Richard Sealey,Sr Polk Victor Sterup Mmes Raymond Bond Tom Gonnerman Ruth Moore Eastern Star

Friends Visit In York Home Circle

Mr and Mrs Peter Kopke were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Barr of York. In the afternoon Mrs Peter Kopke and Mrs Robert Barr plus children visited with Mrs Paul Schindler of Lathan NY a house guest in the Joy Barr home. Mrs Schindler is a sister in law of Mrs Robert Barr.

Peter Kopke Robert Barr York Paul Schindler Lathan N. Y Joy Barr Schindler

Osceola Folks Visit Relatives in Colorado and Nebraska

Mr and Mrs Jim Lewis and family drove to Cozad on Saturday to pick up his grandmother Mrs A W Lewis who had spent the past weeks with her sons Laurel in Boulder Colorado and Ansel in Sidney Nebraska

Jim Lewis Cozad A. W. Lewis Laurel Boulder Colo Ansel Sidney

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