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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1970
Page
2
Editorial page notes Nancy Norton as editor and details subscription rates of 4 dollars per year in Nebraska and 5 outside, plus 10 cent single copies. The piece carries a sustaining member line and National Editorial Association references with a Burke quote about evil and silence.
A public notice lists subscription rates and renewal appeal for Nebraska and elsewhere. It also announces probate in Polk County Nebraska for Clyde W. Cannon with petition for Ted K. Cannon as administrator pending a Sept 22 1970 hearing in Osceola County Court. County Judge Eldon R. Johnson signs and dates the notice Aug 26 1970.
Final settlement and hearing set for Richard Merrick estate on September 8 1970 at 10 am in county court. Notice to creditors requires filing claims by December 10 1970. a hearing on claims will be held December 11 1970 at 10 am. Dated August 12 1970 and August 25 1970. County Judges oversee proceedings.
The Board of Trustees of the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital will hold an official meeting in Osceola Nebraska. The session is scheduled for Sunday September 1970 at 8 00 p m in the hospital board rooms. Ed Buse serves as Chairman.
By order of the District Court of Polk County Avco Finance Company of Scottsbluff sues Dwight G Myers and Lois M Myers. Sheriff Reynold Peterson will sell at public auction on September 15 1970 at 2 00 oclock p m at the Court House the 1965 GMC Pickup truck 1 2 ton No 11002P F9746A cash terms.
Polk County Republican Women's Club hosts a luncheon at Bit of Sweden in Stromsburg with R. C. Johnson of Wahoo as guest speaker. Johnson, famed as Nebraska's largest Republican, will recall his first convention in 1907. Tickets from local organizers Laura Delfs Osceola Glen Babcock Polk Leo Larson Stromsburg or Lacey Sprengel Shelby. luncheon at 12 30 p.m.
Albert A. Gabriel led a Farmland Industries bus tour departing Shelby last Tuesday for Kansas City, with 39 travelers returning Thursday. Several Shelby and Surprise residents visited relatives, including Gabriel grandchildren and Peters kin, while Springfield Ohio and Fort Leonard Wood Missouri visits are noted among local families.
Polk County farmers are mailed ballots for ASC community committee elections led by Richard C. Sealey. Voters may select up to three candidates with a dual envelope secret ballot system. outer envelopes are signed and dated for eligibility. Ballots counted September 15, 1970 at 9 a.m. at the ASCS office in Osceola Nebraska.
The notice explains disability benefits rules for young workers and mids. It cites that eligibility does not require age, with thresholds based on work history before disability. Marie E. Raeder, a Lincoln claims representative, will visit Osceola Courthouse on September 9, 1970 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for more information.
Miss Carol Kula and Loren Peterson united in marriage at St Paul Lutheran Church Osceola on August 20 officiated by Pastor Paul Konig. The ceremony included solos by Wesley Peterson and organist Doris Zlomke.
Local residents Mr and Mrs Bill Zedicher plus Christie and Marcia attended the Saturday wedding of their nephew Steven Herrmann and Ruth Qualey in Ballaton Minnesota. The group later visited the Robert Herrmann family in Avoca before returning home on Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Marie Berner daughter of Charles Berner Laurel Nebraska and Steven Sterup son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sterup were married Saturday August 15 in Lincoln. The reception followed August 23 at United Methodist Osceola with seventy five relatives and friends. The couple resides at 431 N W 18th Lincoln Nebraska. The groom works for Western Plains Construction in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Meister and their daughters attended the Ice Capades in Lincoln on Thursday. Bruce Bugbee of York visited Virgil and the Bugbee family. Tom Schmoker and his granddaughter Susan Schmoker spent ten days at the Black Hills and visited Alice Cook in Hot Springs, South Dakota.
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