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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1955
Page
6
In the Matter of the Estate of Isaac K. Swanson deceased the County Court of Polk Nebraska sets a hearing for September 30 1955 at 10:00 A M to settle final accounts determine heirship and distribution and discharge the administrator written by County Judge L M Merrick dated September 1 1955 publication dates September 8 15 22 1955
Probate notice lists Chris Huggler also known as with the Polk County Nebraska court. It records the filing of a probate matter and directs interested parties to appear by stated deadline in the county court.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested in the estate of Christ Huggler. A petition for probate of the last Will and Testament and appointment of Fred Huggler as Executor has been filed. Hearing set for October 4, 1955 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room Osceola. Dated September 12, 1955. County Judge.
Sealed bids are due September 29 1955 at 10 00 AM in Lincoln Nebraska for a concrete box culvert and incidental work on Federal Aid Secondary Project S 650 1. Quantities include 78 cubic yards concrete and 6920 pounds reinforcing steel. Bidders must be qualified and follow wage act provisions with minimum hourly rates for various labor. Bond required 100 of contract. bid certified check 250. Right to waive technicalities and reject all bids reserved.
A 1955 bidding notice states public opening on September 29 at 10:00 A M for concrete box culverts and related work on the Stromsburg West project S 651 1 Federal Aid 175. It specifies 13 560 pounds of reinforcing steel and 13 560 pounds of steel, with wage payment at not less than six hundred dollars under 1935 legislation.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested parties that Emery Kropatsch has filed to be appointed administrator of Oswald J. Kropatsch estate. A hearing is set for October 10, 1955 at 10:00 A.M. Dated September 16, 1955. Publication dates September 22, 29, and October 6.
Marguerite G. Snider deceased in Polk County Nebraska proceedings for appointment of Joyselan I. Byers as administratrix set for hearing October 14 1955 at 10 a m in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska dated September 19 1955 seal identifier
Mrs Eva Hennings returned from a two weeks visit in North Omstead Ohio with her son and daughter in law. Miss Polly Newcomb came back from Iowa to Nellie Benson home. Merle Frizzell Clinton IA Roy Frizzell and Mrs Floyd Frizzell visited Frank Frizzell. Karen Imm and cousin Harry Imm came from Lincoln for the weekend and returned there. Mrs Hiram Hill Briggsdale Colo visited east of Silver Creek and with Nellie Benson and Lydia Pope before returning by train Friday. Mr and Mrs C S Derracinski Council Bluffs visited Myron Barker household Sunday.
Multiple dinner and visiting mentions across Central City and nearby towns. Families and individuals including Wyman Gwartney McCormick Frizzell Hennings Wamsley and others share meals, visits, and hospital events amid weekend and midweek gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson and Kay of Omaha visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Buhl. Clair Emmons and daughters visited Mrs Emmons mother Mrs Hutchison and Mrs W Weston in Lincoln. Bruce Berck Terry and Michele of St Paul stayed with Mr and Mrs Lee Rein and Leroy. Kathy’s eighth birthday supper honored Kathy with a theater party afterward. Lloyd Widge of Polk visited Mrs Edwin Lewis Friday. Paul Eveland and children Bruce Kristin and Alan of Elmwood spent the weekend with J D Huston and left for Alabama.
A brief note from the United States Brewers Foundation in Lincoln contrasts today’s quiet, regulated taverns with the rough pioneer era. The message highlights progress in the industry and the appeal of orderly surroundings.
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