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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
2
Osceola Nebr 68651 Polk County imprint shows the newspaper founded August 1872 by H T Arnold. Editor Kathleen A Howe. Rates four dollars in Nebraska five outside. single copy ten cents. National associations and Burke quote appear in the issue.
Notice lists subscription renewals and rates for Nebraska and other areas. It itemizes advertising rates and a long chain of suppliers and services with amounts, followed by a Board easing continuation of services from E. S. A. 7 and physicals for girls volleyball. Secretary P. H. Nyberg notes general school problems discussed.
The Osceola City Council discussed options to lease its Light and Power system to Nebraska Public Power District or hire a city manager to operate it. About 45 residents attended the informational meeting September 14, 1971, with a general tilt toward leasing the system to NPPD.
Final report filed in Polk County Nebraska for the Estate of Bertha M Bahr deceased. Petition seeks final settlement determination of heirship inheritance taxes fees commissions distribution and discharge to be heard October 4 1971 at 10 00 AM before Judge Eldon R Johnson.
The Osceola School Board approved numerous line items for administration and instruction costs including office expenses 42.00 Osceola Record proceedings 8.16 and a large catalog of instructional supplies from Ginn & Co Southwestern Publishing Wilcox Follett M S Transfer Long's Book House and many vendors such as McGraw Hill Houghton Mifflin Scholastic and National Geographic Society with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over 100 dollars. The record lists supplier names and sums for classroom materials and educational publications.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cyza welcomed a daughter born Sept 13 at St Marys Hospital weighing 5 lbs 13 oz. Various local families hosted, visited, and attended events including birthdays, showers, hospital visits, a state fair trip, a lawn picnic, and card parties across Duncan, Columbus, Osceola, Burwell, and surrounding areas.
The Bonfire Pep Rally featured music by the pep band and a special honoree the Burg dummy. Veiled mourners Class of 72 pallbearers and a poetic preacher attended final services for the defeated foe. The snake dance followed cremation as students headed to town square. The MIKE staff plans the first issue for Friday Sept 24 and poll results will appear with other news.
Last Saturday visitors at the Bachenberg residence were the Reverend and Mrs Earl Higgins and family from Holdrege. On Sunday the Reverend and Mrs John Kim and family from Polk were welcomed.
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