County Court Actions and Marriage Licenses
County Court to October 22 lists fines for multiple defendants on offenses including speeding intoxication and no drivers license with amounts ranging from 10 to 1000 dollars plus costs. Marriage licenses issued for five couples in Lincoln Osceola Rising City and Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schneider
Stromsburg
Kathleen Latter
Shelby
Robert C. Kohl
Clarks
Joseph A. Kresha
Osceola
Jack L. Tindall
Willis B. Landrecht
North Bend
Robert Treadway
Bonnie J. Ambroz
St. Paul
Vascar
Lloyd Knerr
Richard Suhr
Lincoln
Dennis Suhr
Minnesota
Raymond R. Rewolinski
David City
Sharon L. Wreche
Loup City
Harold Olson
Omaha
Debbie D. Cooper
Ann
Ellis
Earl E
Boyd
Hastings
Patrick A. Tindall
Fi Ibe
Franklin L. Merrick
Lyle Lindgren
Polk
William Ray Wozny
Molly Mae Nordberg
Alan B. Gissler
Beverly Faye Osborn
Rising City
Ricky Guy Nekl
Debra Jean Treadway
Ronald Dean Beebe
Helen Lucille Pehrson
Phase II plan outlined by President Nixon
Congressman Dave Martin reports phase II of the Nixon program extending the 90 day wage and price freeze, new pay and price boards, limited increases, representation for agriculture, and ongoing powers for controls to curb inflation. He supports the 10 percent import surcharge and the president’s trade stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Martin
Nixon
Price Commission
Pay Board
United States
U.S
U. S
School Weekly Menu Listed for November 1 5
The schedule shows a five day menu with daily items. Monday offers chili and crackers with a cinnamon roll peaches and carrot sticks plus milk. Tuesday features tuna burgers corn pear sauce brownies and milk with extra sands. Wednesday serves fried chicken green beans apricots and brown bread with milk. Thursday presents goulash peas and carrots biscuits and butter orange juice with milk. Friday includes sausage patty baked potato applesauce chocolate chip cookie and milk with sands noted as extra.
Osceola Social Visits Reported After Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Charles Obrist of Steinauer visited Mr and Mrs Leo Albers last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Massie called on Mrs Dora Berglund at York Hospital Sunday afternoon and spent the evening with Mr and Mrs Percy Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Obrist
Steinauer
Leo Albers
Chas. Massie
Dora Berglund
York Hospital
Percy Seymour
McNamara Hosts World Bank Gala Amid Global Financial Crisis
In Washington during the week of September 25, World Bank President Robert McNamara hosted a Kennedy Center party for 2,000 guests costing 18 622 dollars. Shrimp steak and imported liquor reportedly accompanied the event as critics question American taxpayer exposure to international debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Nero
Washington
World Bank
Robert Strange McNamara
American Ballet
New Kennedy Cultural Center
McNamara
Ford Motors Co
Defense
Osceola Visitors From Omaha And Shelby
Mr and Mrs Earl Colby and Mr and Mrs Frank Zelinsky and Richard of Omaha plus Mrs Eva Alt of Shelby visited Ed Wagner at his home Saturday in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Colby
Frank Zelinsky
Richard
Omaha
Eva Alt of
Shelby
Ed Wagner
District 54 News Highlights Local Life and Visits
Leona Imhoff reports on births and family events in Columbus and surrounding areas. New parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller welcomed a baby girl born October 18, with Loren Miller as paternal grandfather. The column notes multiple social visits, anniversaries, bridal/showers, and weekend gatherings among local families including the Atkinsons, Schotts, Wymans, and Tookers, plus guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Miller
3Rd Street
Columbus
Loren Miller
Howard Petty
Lincoln
Robert Tookers
Alda Beth
Kearney State
Darrell Atkinson
Don Atkinson
Don van Asperen
Pastor Konig
Osceola
Leona
Beth Imhoff
Donald Schott
Carl Sundberg
Foreston
Minnesota
Ed Schott
Bill Wyman
Teri
Donald Schipperiet
Frank Stan
Sacred Heart Hall
Shelby
Arl Tooker
Donn Atkinson
Donn
Donn Atkinsons
Robert Tooker
Jerry
Ray Starostka
Ushar It Club
Violet Andreason
Ted Wyman
Andy Engel
Frank Stanczyk
Omaha
Ben
Domonic Swertzie
Valley News Highlights Local Social Events and Visits
Eda Burritt Leslie Umstead celebrated his second birthday with family including Bill Umstead and Tschantres. Neela Dunn hosted Wesley Chapel Club helpers Edith Richards assisted. Numerous visits span from California to Nebraska as residents attend dinners, church events, and university activities. Wayne State football win noted. open house honors new pastor Rev Edward O Leary. Valley Society to meet November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Umstead
Brian Umstead
Silver Creek
Bill Umstead
Tschantre
David
Darryl Tschantre
Jacki Crow
Lula Pickett
Wesley Chapel Club
Neela Dunn
Edith Richards
Orville Engeart
Bellflower
California
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Orville
Jack Wieseman
Valerie Rutter
University At Lincoln
Dave Rutters
Otto Nelson
Dennis Schmoker Scott
Julie
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Donald Schmoker
Dennis
Janet Wieseman
Amy Johnson
Robert Wieseman
Lyndon
Troy Johnson
Wayne
Wayne State College
Kearney State College
Lynn Boden
Brookings
South Dakota State University
Lee Boden
Lynn
South Dakota
Goldie Bond
Bruce Frizzell
Jane Dunn
Rhonda Smith
Lincoln University
Lewis Dunn
Fred Meridith
Mary Bittinger
Clarks
Deed Transfers From Various Parties Across Olney Area Lands
A series of real estate deeds records transfers including quitclaims from Charles Koza to Mary Koza an undivided quarter interest in NW 1/4 NW 1/4 11-15-3 and sheriff and conservator deeds involving Reynold Peterson to Gregor W. and Rugene G. Andreasen and William H. Norton to Albert Ryan. City of Osceola and other entities conveyances to Raymond Roehrs Bertha Rodrich Harold Peterson and others with parcels in Stromsburg Polk and Osceola areas including Nordberg additions and Smiths Fifth additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koza
Mary Koza
Reynold Peterson
Gregor W. Andreasen
Rugene G. Andreasen
S.E
Shelby
Municipal Corp
City of Osceola
Raymond Roehrs
R. R. Nantkes
Bertha Rodrich
Harold Peterson
Robert J. Behrns
Albert J. Hedbloom
Nordberg
Stromsburg
Sterling Nelson
Clara Anderson
Polk
All-Dick Inc
Wallace G. Larson
Carl V. Anderson
Harry Lees
Smith
Osceola
Local Visitors Share Dinners and Outings Across Town
Locals Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad spent Wednesday at Grand Island Spalding and Greeley. En route home they were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Hinkle and family at Chapman. Mr and Mrs Ralph Watts of Inverness Florida spent Tuesday to Thursday in the area. Joining them for Wednesday evening dinner at the Country Club were Walter Watts and Mr and Mrs Marlin Kumpf of Shelby Mr and Mrs Earl Watts Mrs Maurice Watts and Mr and Mrs Harlan McKeag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Conrad
Grand Island
Spalding
Greeley
Glen Hinkle
Chapman
Ralph Watts
Iverness
Fla
Walter Watts
Marlin Kumpf
Shelby
Earl Watts
Maurice Watts
Harlan McKeag
Osceola Sunday visits and family gatherings noted
Osceola residents reported weekend activities with relatives in Grand Island Ful lerton Geneva and David City. Families visiting included Hofbauer Alt Miller Jostes Brazee Bender and Robak households with several grandchildren and a hospital call on Mrs O'Brien. The Nebraska Oklahoma State game in Stillwater drew Miller and Jostes families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Albers
Tom Hofbauer
Grand Island
Hubert Alt. Michelle
Annette
Latricia Miller
Fullerton
Lloyd Miller
Lavern Miller
Robert Jostes
Columbus
Stillwater
Harry Brazee
Jim Brazee
David
Marcia
Susan
Pender
George Bender
Geneva
Joe Bender
Sara O’brien
Ray Conrad
Raymond Clemmer
David City
Lottie
Henry Galus
Louis Robak
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District 54
Leona Imhoff
Patronize Record
Delsey
Bell
Breakfast OF Champions
Jack & Jill
Niagara
Jack & i
Riya Yi
WEL Monte
del Monte
del Monte Cearly
Mier
Inge
Pill
Sbury Nie MIX
Az Rt
Gooch
del Monte Light Meat
Ana
Kraft American Cheese
America
Age Em! Food Center
Valley News
Eda Burritt
Central City
Ellen Wieseman
Darryl Swanson
Don Rafert
Effie Fernander
Frank Andre
Petersburg
Ann Reisdorff
The
Valley Society
Carolyn Wieseman
Osceola News
Leslie
Jim L. Andersons, Jr
Ka-Wan Ceramics
Bakes Oi
Gambles
Duncan
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