Osceola Nebraska to vote on school bonds and tax levy
Public notice announces a September 25 1973 election in Osceola Polk County to approve 1 242 000 bonds for a new schoolhouse and furnishings with a tax levy to cover interest and principal. Absentee ballots available from the Polk County Clerk. Also included are estate sale and final report notices from Polk County Nebraska courts and a hospital board meeting notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Polk
Board of Education
Polk County
Myrl D. Edstrom
Leo Bernt
Sylvester Bernt
Adolph Grossnicklaus
State of
Eldon R. Johnson
Assoc
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Obituary for Louis S. Ernst 75 in Denver and local ties
Louis S. Ernst 75 of Polk County died Sunday at St. Anthony's Hospital Denver. Born February 19 1898 in Duncan he helped form the Duncan Rural Fire District and served on the District 16 school board. Survivors include his wife five daughters two sons 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at First United Methodist Church with burial in Roselawn cemetery. Many relatives attended. The obituary lists many local visitors and community ties including church activity and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis S. Ernst
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Denver
Colo
Polk County
Duncan
Flossie Nansel
United Methodist Church
District 16
Lyle
Melvin
Columbus
John F. Ernst
Edward
Reinhold
Martin
Ida) Zimmerman
Emil
Lorene) Blaser
Louis Rakowsky
Norfolk
Herman Ernst
Charles
Elmer
Eugene
Paul
Elsie) Hegi
Curt Christensen
Gene Zimmerman
Floyd Ernst
George Spitz
Glen Hegi
Lee Hegi
First United Methodist Church
Graydon Wilson
Roselawn Cemetery
John Hahn
Mildred
C. W. Leimser
Fred Flamme
County Court Docket Lists Fines For Multiple Offenses
Omaha and surrounding towns feature a slate of traffic and conduct penalties with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars and costs of 8 dollars. Notable entries include reckless driving and intoxication charges for several residents and license issues for others. Marriages recorded include Lincoln residents Gary F Moore and Iris J Bondino and Shelby couples Dennis L Tomasevicz with Amy J Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary F. Moore
Lincoln
Iris J. Bondino
Salem Lutheran Church
Stromsburg
Dennis L. Tomasevicz
Shelby
Amy J. Zimmerman
Sacred Heart Church
Local couples wed in Osceola area services
Osceola couples tied the knot with August 1973 marriages. John E. Doudney and Charmayne Lea Jacobson wed at St. Paul Lutheran Church Osceola. Davis E. Moore and Sandra D. Dodds married in Stromsburg United Methodist Church. Osceola residents attended. Also local youths watched South Dakota State Jackrabbits fall 38-28 to Northwestern College in Orange City with former OHS players Gissler and Boden in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Doudney
Lincoln
Charmayne Lea Jacobson
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Osceola
Davis E. Moore
Sandra D. Dodds
Stromsburg
United Methodist Church
Stroms
South Dakota State University Jackrabbits
Northwestern College of
Orange City
Iowa
OHS
Bob Gissler
Lynn Boden
Bernie Gissler
Randy
Bert Gissler
Joyce
Brookings
Local Happenings Report Visits and Trips
Donald Malek of Denver arrived Saturday to spend a week with his mother Mrs. Phoebe Malek. Dr. and Mrs. Jim Chapin and sons of Omaha were guests in the Philip Nyberg home over the holiday weekend. Mr. Nyberg is a patient at Annie Jeffrey Hospital. Home from a five week Alaska vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Vern Johnson who visited California and Washington en route. At Anchorage they stayed with Vern’s brother Dr. Merle Johnson. They returned via Montana. Mrs. Nell Sargent joined Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Johnson of York at Floyd Johnson’s home for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Colby of Omaha visited Sunday and Mrs. Earl Colby of Omaha visited Monday in the Ed Wagner home, where Mr. Wagner entered the hospital Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kropatsch
Gerhart Kresha
Bakersfield
Calif
Conrad Kropatsch
Clarence Kropatsch
Downey
Frank Valasek
Valaseks
Mike Prodraza
Omaha
P. Bowers
Howard Haas
Myron Prososki
Tomasiewicz
Osceola
Ralph Burritt
Lincoln
Paulina Bernt
E. FE
Donald Malek
Denver
Phoebe Malek
Jim Chapin
Philip Nyberg
Nyberg
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Alaska
Vern Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
California
Steve
Washington
Anchorage
Vern
Merle Johnson
Montana
Nell Sargent
Lanny Johnson
York
Floyd Johnson
Bob Colby
Earl Colby
Ed Wagner
Mr. Wagner
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T Polk County
H. T. Arnold
Joyce Gissler
National Editorial Association
National Adt
American Newspaper Representatives
Edmund Burke
True
Free Press
Ameg
INA
Nebraska Press Association
Amca Press Association
Taramla
Dublo Noticer
P. H. Nyberg
Oswald Bernt
Kathy McVeigh
Connell School
Grand Island
Lone Star News
Mildred Hahn
Harold Husmann
Jackie
Bradley
William Sessler
Mike Husmann
Shawn
Ron Stempek
Troy
Trent
Carl Bollig
Allyn Leimser
Lawrence Leimser
Lawrence
Rhonda
David
Carrie Eller
Martha Jaax
Albin Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman
Walter Tschauner
Carl Seberger
St. Isadore
Carl Tschauner
Troy Stempek
Scotus School
Tschauner
Kathleen Tworek
Alouis F. Tworek
Murry ‘‘J’’ Johnston
Larry Johnston
Ashland
Phylliss Johnston
St. Isadore Church
Francis Price
Jack Sokol
Gary Abel
Silver Creek
Richard Tworek
Perry Noyd
Don Chelvha
Jim Kock
Jerry Stempek
Bill Austin
Bill Swanson
Gary Schlesinger
Donna Mimick
Gerri Sessler
Pat
LuAnn
la Donna
Sue Tworek
Becton- Dickenson
Thomas Norris
Michael Mitchem
McCook
Edward Johnson
Gary L. Peterson
Gresham
Burdette Baker
William F. Forney
Bellwood
Lee R. Ray
Rueben L. Best
Barbara Helm
Gretna
David Swadley
Wayne Ruth
Gene O. Reetz
Lindley Lamb
Harry Hastings
Ord
Patrick Swantek
Genoa
Gary Brouillette
Exeter
Robert Miller
Jane R. Thompson
Larry Gulbrandson
KTTT
David Leimser
David Kropatsch
Calvin Kropatsch
Tworek-Johnston
Land Bank
Federal
Bank Association
Columbus, Nebraska
Office
Norton & Norton
State Farm
Robinson
Osceola Professional Cleaners
Mason
Mason Nurseries
6Th Street
York, Nebraska
Omaha Stockyards
Exchange Lobby
Vohina
United
F.8.l.1.c
Crete
Fairbury
Kearney
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