County Officials Approve Surplus Truck Tractor Bid
Osceola Nebraska April 12 1977 county commissioners meet at 10:00 a.m with all members present. Bids for a surplus county owned truck tractor are reviewed with Jim Wrable Clarks Nebr bidding 926.50 accepted and Wheeler Lumber Co Hastings Nebr low bid 17816.95 approved. A cooperative agreement with Game and Parks for seeding roadside grasses is approved.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Daum
Jim Wrable
Clarks
Nebr
Game and Parks Commission
Evangelical Free Church announces Bible study and services
Willis Pauls, pastor at Polk Nebraska, invites worshippers to a Wednesday 8 pm Bible study and prayer session. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9:10 am and Evening Gospel service at 7:30 pm with a sermon on the Spiritual gift of Tongues.
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Evangelical
Willis Pauls
Polk
Nebraska
Trinity Lutheran Church services and meetings in Pork Nebraska
Pastor Clifford Lindgren leads worship at Trinity Lutheran Church Pork Nebraska with LCW on Wednesday May 4 at 8:00 pm and Church Council on Wednesday May 11 at 8:00 pm. Sunday worship at 9:00 am and Sunday school at 10:00 am on May 8.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Pork, Nebraska
Clifford Lindgren
Church Council
Board approves lease renewal for removal of delay on school land
Members voted affirmatively as the Board signed an application for renewing the lease related to removal of delay on school land. There being no further business, the Board adjourned at 4 00 p m to meet again on April 19 1977. An agenda will be available at the County Clerk's office. Approved Dale Frizzell County Clerk Tony A Kerkman Chairman
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Dlay
Dale Frizzell
Tony A. Kerkman
Palk County Historical Society Meets in Osceola
The Palk County Historical Society gathered at Osceola City Hall Thursday evening with good attendance. Doris Grossnicklaus led the program. Mrs Alton Johnson and daughters Debbie and Paula entertained with guitar and song. Plans included Ryan Barber Shop progress, spring cleaning, and a May 29 opening date. Beth Jones read Growing Older. Mrs Bob Moore demonstrated Easter egg decorating. prizes went to Mrs Moore Myr tle Anderson and Mildred Flodman. Lunch by Blanche Rein and Lulu Ward. Next meeting set for April 12 at the Viking Center Stromsburg with Mel Shipman. homemade guns will be shown.
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Palk County Historical Society
Osceola
Doris Grossnicklaus
Alton Johnson
Debbie
Paula
Ryan
Museum
Beth Jones
Bob Moore
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Mel Shipman
Mr Shipman
Tops NE No 648 Polk Weight Loss and Attendance Report
The group lists best losers Lynda Sundberg 214 lbs and Lyla Meerkatz for the month and week. It notes the Nebraska Tops State Recognition Day on May 6 and 7 at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln with 10 members attending. Meetings are Mondays at 9:00 at the fire hall and visitors may attend free.
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Lynda Sundberg
Lyla Meerkatz
Lincoln
Vla Meerkatz
Pershing Auditorium
Tops
Fire Hall
Local couples host anniversaries and birthdays
Mr and Mrs Virgil Bayne of No. Platte joined Mr and Mrs Joe Ehn for Friday dinner to mark their 38th wedding anniversary. Signe Hanquist and Vega Ekdahl were Sunday supper guests at Larry Coover’s home for Teri’s 3rd birthday celebration.
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Virgil Bayne
No. Platte
Joe Ehn
Signe ‘Hanquist
Vega Ekdahl
Larry Coover
Teri
Social whirl as Lincoln area hosts fill weekend schedule
Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney and other locals attend reunions and visits in Lincoln, Hastings, York, Waco and Omaha. Friends and relatives from Grand Island, Hampton, Stromsburg, Aurora, Columbus and beyond gather for birthdays, dinners, weddings, and open houses across multiple towns and days.
Home Society Elects Officers At April Meeting
Home Society meets on a wet Wednesday with twelve members and one visitor. Mrs Anna Kisler hosts as officers are elected: Evelyn Shenk president Harold Lenz vice president Grant Johnson secretary treasurer. Social hour awards go to H Lenz high Minnie Miers low Shenk hostess gift. May meeting set at Harold Lenz home. Also notes Dan Keezer and baby visited Stromsburg relatives.
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Home Society
Anna Kisler
Evelyn Shenk
Harold Lenz
Grant Johnson
Treas
H. Lenz
Minnie Mierslow
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Ted Pfeifer
Ernest Timmons
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Paul Strand
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Silver Creek
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Terry
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Franklyn Stettner
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Pam
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Mlos Ostberg
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Harry Dahlin
Dwayne Swanson
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