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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
6
Highest bidder will receive Lots 1 and 2 in Block 5 of Smiths Second Addition to Osceola Nebraska. Sale begins 2 00 pm at the south front door of the County Courthouse. Fifteen percent down at sale, remainder upon court confirmation. Dated September 23 1955.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks Anna Marie Anderson as Administratrix of Hanna Nelson deceased. Hearing set for October 14 1955 at 2 pm in the Osceola County Court Room. Dated September 20 1955. Merrick County Judge seal. September 22 29 October 6.
In The County Court Of Polk County Nebraska Marguerite G Snider Deceased. The State of Nebraska To all persons interested in said Estate take notice that a petition has been filed for probate of the last Will and Testament of said De ceased and for appointment of Jorseland Byers as Admx c t a thereof which has been set for hearing herein on October 14 1955 at 10 o'clock a m at the County Court Room in Osce
The speaker explains you can speed service by dialing the number directly. By giving the Long Distance operator the number you call, you avoid waiting for an information operator in another city. Usually the line connects directly, letting the call go straight through to the distant telephone.
Legal public notice from L. M. Merrick County Judge dated September 19, 1955 for a filing or action in a Nebraska county with dates Sept 22 Sept 29 and Oct 8 listed in the notice, indicating deadlines or hearing dates.
Notice states Emery Kropatsch has been filed as administrator of the estate of Oswald J. Kropatsch. The court sets a hearing for September 10, 1955, at 10:00 a.m. Dated September 16, 1955.
The State of Nebraska informs all persons interested in the estate of Fred Huggler that probate has been filed as executor. A hearing is scheduled for October 4, 1955 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room in Osceola Nebraska. Dated September 12, 1953. September 15, 22, 29.
Community notes describe a busy period in Fairview with farm bureau meetings at St Marys Hall, hospital visits for the Carlson family, and numerous social calls. Herman Carlson returned on a 15 day furlough and Arvid Carlson entered Grand Island Veterans Hospital for treatment.
Polk teachers the new church members and Rev. and Mrs. W C Birmingham were the honor guests at a Polk Methodist church reception Wednesday evening attended by over 100 persons.
School children watch Roger Hare operate a large newspaper press as rudiments of print are demonstrated. The group includes Carol Girard, Lynda Merrick, Anita Lockard, Kathleen Kresha, Janet Girard, Mary Lou Kresha, Victor Sterup and teacher Anne Marie Merrick.
Neal Sandell, who left September 26 for army volunteer service, was an honor guest at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fossburg. The event included Polk County farm organization members and Consumers Cooperative Association district meeting attendees from Stromsburg Osceola and other towns. Separately Faithful Workers held a September program at the W Hoffman home with a Truth or Consequences setup and a new song by 80-year-old Mrs Seth Piper. Supt John Johnston was elected president of Polk County Teachers at their annual meeting. Country Women’s Club opened the fall with a luncheon at Mrs Paul Coover’s home with about 25 attendees.
A handwritten sale notice lists extensive equipment including a lightly used 1948 Ford tractor with overhauls, multiple Ford implements, John Deere tools, a 32-foot grain elevator, manure spreader, trailers, hay rakes, binders, scaffolds, and related farming gear. Several bales of wheat straw and general farm items accompany the lineup.
A long catalog lists an 18-foot electric refrigerator nearly new,Majestic and Perfection ranges, kitchen cabinets, dining suite, two wool area rugs, linoleum, seating items, RCA cabinet radio, beds and mattresses, washer, vacuum, ironing, small appliances, tableware, dressers, crib, hall trees, and many other articles described as numerous. The notice implies a broad household contents sale with extensive items.
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