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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
7
The notice calls a special election in Polk County Nebraska on September 14, 1955. Voters will decide on issuing $200 000 in bonds to build a schoolhouse and furnish it. Bonds mature 2 to 27 years with interest up to 2.5 percent. Redeemable after five years. A annual levy to pay interest and principal will be proposed.
Voters mark X to vote FOR or AGAINST bonds and tax at the School Auditorium Osceola Nebraska polling hours 8 AM to 8 PM August 12 1955 by order of The Board of Education District W R Kepner president I D Huston secretary Aug 18 25 Sept 1 1955. Notice of final report in Polk County Nebraska Estate of Harold Krueger final accounting and hearing September 9 1955 at 10 AM before Substitute County Judge Philip H Nyberg to determine heirship and distribution discharge of administratrix Aug 11 1955 Aug 18 25 Sept 1 1955.
On August 21, 1955 the Articles of Incorporation of First Methodist Church Osceola Nebraska were amended to add authority to acquire hold possess use mortgage and manage property and affairs of the church as stated in ARTICLE IV.
The article states the corporation may acquire real estate or personal property only for the provisions in Article III and not for individual profit of members or officers. All contracts and conveyances must follow the Discipline of the Methodist Church and Nebraska law, with a maximum indebtedness cap of thirty thousand dollars.
Services will be held as usual Sunday morning with Sunday School at 10 and the 11 o’clock worship led by a guest speaker from Doane College. Several local families attended a bridal shower in York.
Sunday attendees included Mrs Sophia Walford and the Wayne and Lloyd Walford families along with Mr and Mrs Paul Gondringer and daughters Mr and Mrs David Lux and children Elaine and Mark Gondringer. Lincoln visitors Tuesday and Wednesday were Mr and Mrs Paul Bond Judy and house guest Mrs R O Pierson who stayed with Mrs W E Thompson and family.
Mrs Alta Lisko hosts on Wednesday evening as families from Shelby Columbus Beloit Kansas and Schuyler visit. Numerous pairs travel to see relatives including Bernts Liskos Miceks and Gonkas with Monday Tuesday and Friday gatherings and overnights.
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