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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1977
Page
12
The notice lists annual subscription rates of six dollars in state and seven fifty out of state with fifteen cents for a single copy for Sustaining Members. It cites National Editorial Association and American Newspaper Representatives and ends with a quotation about the triumph of evil through inaction by good men.
The Record alerts subscribers that expired status is shown by a red cross and urges renewal. It lists rates for Nebraska and out of state, per-line obituaries, and ad rates, plus a policy: undeliverable second class mail due to no address change triggers a penalty deduction of one month from the subscriber’s account starting August 1, 1976.
The district court of Polk County Nebraska is asked to change the petitioners name from Patty Lew Richards to Patricia Louise Richards with a hearing set for October 24 1977 at 1 30 p.m. Objections may be presented at that time. Also notices announce a final report in the estate of C R Peterson and formation of Pole Pig Inc with address 1418 25th Street Columbus Nebraska 68601. Bids requested for floodwater retarding project in Polk County Nebraska with specifications and bid security.
Notices cover bid solicitations for a Central Platte NRD project with site inspections offered September 16. Also probate matters in Polk County Court include estates of Chancey A. Cremeen Elmer Gleim and board formation for Fairview United Methodist Church of Polk County. A public hearing October 4 seeks input on designating Blue Valley CAA Program Inc for Polk County.
The Osceola city council approved a water and sewer extension petition, adopted Ordinance 349, issued building permits to several residents, and appointed a volunteer fireman. Minutes show accounts, bills, and routine city business from August 4 and September 1 1977 meetings with Mayor Monson and City Clerk Joyce Page W. F. Monson.
Columbus announces the third annual Discover Columbus Days from October 6 to 9 in Columbus Nebraska. Bob Law general chairman says four dances two parades a Bluegrass Festival a pork feed athletic events and children activities offer broad entertainment. Ann Kiemel will speak at the prayer breakfast and rally. Tickets are at the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce with entry details by calling 564 2796 or Box 515 Columbus Nebraska.
The public is invited to an open house coffee at 9 a.m. on Wednesday September 28 at Shelby City Hall hosted by the Mrs. Jaycees to honor Eva Kelly for receiving the Ak-Sar-Ben Good Neighbor award.
Educational Service Unit 7 will sponsor a parent effectiveness training workshop starting September 26 at 7 00 p m at Shelby High School. The eight week program runs three hours each Monday with college credit available. Bill Marshall at ESU 7 in Columbus provides details.
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