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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
2
The Osceola Record traces its roots to The Homesteader founded in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. Kathleen A. Howe serves as editor with annual subscriptions set at $4 within Nebraska and $5 outside, 10c for single copies.
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William H Norton Conservator in the estate of E R Dillsaver announces a court ordered sale of real property in Polk County. The auction to be held September 20 1971 at 2 00 pm at Osceola Courthouse the east half of the east half of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter section 26 township 14 north range 2 west within the sixth principal meridian. A 15 percent deposit is due at sale with balance subject to court confirmation. Abstract of title to be furnished. Sale open one hour.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Adam Luft deceased requires filing claims by December 16, 1971. A hearing on claims is set for December 17, 1971 at 10:00 A.M. in County Court of Polk. Dated August 24, 1971. (Seal) Eldon R. Johnson County Judge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gonnerman were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Obrist. Wednesday supper guests were Mr. and Mrs Craven Stream. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price of Clarion Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nickell from Bellflower California.
Thursday for a weeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Spalding and other relatives. The Walter Schroeders of Lincoln and the Elroy Hoffmans are visiting relatives this week at St. Paul Minnesota. Mrs. Ralph Allison returned home Sunday from a week in the Clarkson hospital in Omaha.
Mr. Terry Copeland and his Des Moines son visit sister Mrs. Virginia Willits. Chicago cousins tour en route to California. Alliance, Omaha, Plymouth and Osceola guests share meals and birthdays. Wayne State College and Creighton University-bound students listed. deaths of Maurice Donnelly and Arthur Atkinson noted.
Esther Kuhnel reports a string of neighborhood socials. York guests the Stuhrs join Richardses for supper. carrel Bortis hosts a dinner in Dennis Bortis’s honor. many relatives attend services and graveside events in Osceola and Lincoln. Birthday, showers, weddings, and a state fair visit fill weekend pages.
Gissler accompanied Beverly Osborn to Lincoln on August 26 for a shower. They stayed overnight with Pat and Susan Sack and returned Friday afternoon. Misses Mildred and Charlotte Dilley of Reseda California visited two weeks near their sister Mrs. Wm Bahr, patient at Annie Jeffrey Hospital.
Nebraska extension notes announce 1972 Pork Queen contest rules. Eligibility includes aged 17 to 20, farm or pork-industry family residence, and submission of a suitable black and white photo. Contestants present dress up attire, a five minute oral essay, and undergo judging on beauty, personality, and poise.
Questioning silage only rations for dairies notes that good production is possible but balanced rations with hay or haylage and corn simplify feeding, especially where alfalfa is grown. Nebraska areas benefit from mixed rations rather than corn alone. It also reports seed updates and club meeting details with seed variety demand.
Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson and Mr and Mrs Don Johnson return from a two week trip to Canada touring Banff Jasper and Yoho. They visited Dunseith North Dakota and the International Peace Gardens with gardens floral clock and the gate gift from Odd Fellows and the Peace Chapel donated by the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.
Beverly Osborn, soon to wed Alan Gissler on September 11, was honored at four bridal showers in the past month. Kay Piinee of Rising City hosted a personal shower in August with attendees from local class years. Additional showers were held by Mrs. Dale Clark and Mrs. Norman Clark in Stromsburg, by Mrs. Verland Bauer and others in Rising City, and by Pat and Susan Sack in Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Martin Jones attended the Edwin Hedlund funeral Tuesday at Wahoo accompanied by Steve Georgeau Rudolph Gissler and Carl Cederg berg. Shelley Lewis, a student at Grand Island School of Business, is spending the quarter break with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Lewis and family.
The Department of Transportation proposes revisions to farm truck driver rules with exemptions for small and local operations. Key points include waivers for drivers under 10,000 pounds, non for hire travel within 50 miles, and 18 year olds driving non hazardous farm trucks within 150 miles. Farm Bureau praises the changes and thanks President Nixon’s administration.
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