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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
3
Rates listed: six dollars per year in state seven fifty per year out of state. Fifteen cents for a single copy. Mentions Sustaining Member and National Ad. Rep. and Ameri National Editorial Association from Newspaper Representatives.
Notice items include a subscription renewal notice for Nebraska readers and several probate notices from Polk County Nebraska. Highlights cover final account hearing for the Winslow estate set for November 4 1975, probate for Fred Flamme with hearing November 4 1975, and a November 11 1975 NRD public hearing on groundwater rules in York Nebraska.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed in the matter of the estate of Stanley T. Olson, deceased, Polk County Nebraska. The State of Nebraska to all concerned is notified of the filing of the final report and related proceedings.
The document itemizes expenditures across administration and instruction including supplies from Osceola Record ads and publishers such as Houghton Mifflin, Silver Burdett, Williams Wilcox, and Random House. It lists reimbursements, maintenance, transportation costs, and services to Osceola schools with numerous vendors and rounded totals.
The board approved using the old gym for Weight Watchers and Cancer Society events. It authorized buying a used sweeper and repairing the elementary roof and a Chev Trolet bus with Carpenter bus body. They discussed insurance needs and scheduled the next meeting for November 10, 1975 at 7 30 p m at the high school with agendas at the superintendent's office.
September 1975 county court lists numerous State v. defendants from York Osceola Stromsburg and surrounding areas. offenses include speeding no inspection sticker expired plates and failure to yield with fines ranging 5 to 250 dollars plus 8 dollars costs. district court dissolutions filed for Snodgrass Longnecker and Detweiler Norquest cases. marriage licenses issued for Olson Dahle Larson Johansen.
In a letter to the editor Joseph M. Roberts urges Osceola to recruit another physician to share the load at the county hospital amid Dr Clarence Davis. He notes progress on a new high school storefront improvements and emergency services, and asks for prospective doctor names.
October in your garden offers fall tasks such as planting spring flowering bulbs until frost and moving peonies. Plant larkspur and California poppies now where they will bloom next year and loosen soil for proper planting. Chill roses and protect roots, and store or ripen tomatoes and apples as temperatures fall. Keep mowing for as long as grass grows and use a grass catcher to collect leaves.
Social Center members and families shared meals and visits across Osceola, Omaha, and surrounding homes. Attendees included the Walden Jones family, the Dawes and Dawes relatives, the Urban family from Sargent, the Jarmin household and Jane Jarmin, Tammy Hofbauer, Morris Richards, Fred Thomas, Steve Peterson, Jerry Peterson, Bill Kucera and children, Alfred Hanson, Calmer Herrmann, and Ron Graham with his daughter.
Agnes Timm attended the Osceola homecoming game. Mr and Mrs Lewis Schott spent Friday in Burwell. Calmer Boden and family traveled to Bloomington Minnesota to watch Lynn Boden play Sunday. Christie Flatte visited Julie Jarmin Friday night. Mrs Lewis Schott attended Altar Society events. Mrs Calmer Boden visited the Terence Duren Museum in Shelby. Mrs Archie Austin of York and Mrs Horace McKeag were guests at the Jim McKeag home Sunday afternoon.
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