Obituary notices for Jacob L. Reisdorff and Henry Taddiken
Funeral rites for Jacob L. Reisdorff were held at St. Mary Church David City with Msgr. A J Lisko officiating. He died April 2 at Ft Lyon Colorado Veterans Hospital after two years as a patient. He served in the 355th Army Infantry in France and retired to Columbus in 1954. Survived by sister Anna Andre of Petersburg and several nephews and nieces. Pallbearers named. Henry Taddiken, 75, Shelby, died Sunday at his home. Funeral at United Wesley Methodist Church Shelby with burial in Shelby Cemetery. Correction notes nephews rather than grandsons were pallbearers at Wm Liedloff funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Reisdorff
Jacob L. Reisdroff
St. Mary Catholic Church
David City
Msgr
A. J. Lisko
Reisdorff
Ft. Lyon
Colorado Veterans Hospital
Charles
Anna Hastert Reisdorff
355Th Army Infantry
France
Polk County
Columbus
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Elks Lodge
Frank
Anna) Andre
Petersburg
Nebraska
Tom Medinger
John T. LaMunyon
North Bend
Ray Reisdorff
Silver Creek
Jerome and
Eugene Reisdorff
Shelby
Donald Reisdorff
Osceola
Henry Taddiken
United Wesley Methodist Church
Taddiken
Hospital News Affected Patients Listed by City
A hospital notices list multiple patients by hometowns including Stromsburg Silver Creek Osceola Polk Bradshaw and Shelby with several names under care and a deceased patient named David A. Anderson. The roster details patients discharged and awaiting treatment across several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beda Noyd
Stromsburg
Clara Frizzell
Silver Creek
Walford Hellstrom
Stroms
Clarence Johnson
Osceola
C. Guy Anderson
Ralph Linkswiler
Lillian Logan
Anita Hollister
Mary Gerdes
Larry Lux
Shelby
Hermina Kant
Jack Steeple
Fred G Swanson
Elmer Kil
School Lunch Menu Week Notes
Readable list shows weekly meals for Monday to Friday with entrees sides and desserts. Items include beef and noodles with carrots biscuits and butter oranges. pizza with corn cherries a cookie. hamburger gravy over rice green beans peanut butter sandwich orange juice. fish sticks and bun peas peach crisp carrot stick.
Fisher Wagner Nuptials Held in Lincoln
The April 4 wedding of Miss Janice Fischer and William Wagner took place at St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Lincoln with Father Donald R. Imming performing the ceremony. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fischer of Fort Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wagner of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Lincoln
Janice Fischer
William Wagner
Donald R. Imming
Charles Fischer
Fort Collins
Colorado
Edward J. Wagner
Nancy Adamson
Debra Moran
John Cutler
Randall Scott
Mark Wagner
Laurel Fischer
Donna Nelson
Dennis Rittenhouse
Kimberly Jacobs
Daniel Scott
Stephen Wagner
Den
Fisher and Springer Wedding Attendants Named
Fischer and Springer were joined as a couple with groomsmen Nis Fischer and Gene Springer. Ushers were David Janovec and Charles Woll. Mrs. Maurice Newcomer of Stromsburg assisted with the ceremony. Reception table coordinators included Mrs. Dave Rutter of Osceola and Mrs. Brooke Berggren and Mrs. Neal McBeth of Stromsburg. Mrs. R. C. Scott poured coffee and Mrs. J. R. Scott served punch. Both are of St. Louis. Serving were the Misses Darlene Burkey Ann Fiedler and Valerie Rutter and Mrs. Roger Sundberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis Fischer
Gene Springer
David Janovec
Charles Woll
Maurice Newcomer
Stromsburg
Dave Rutter
Osceola
Brooke Berggren
Neal McBeth
R. C. Scott
J. R. Scott
St. Louis
Darlene Burkey
Ann Fiedler
Valerie Rutter
Roger Sundberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fonner Park
Isilanno
Fairview Hall
Roger Gustafson
Viking Machines
Fullerton, Nebraska
Hahn
Merrick County
Fritz Engel
Sale Barn
Taddiken Service
Wm. Liedloff
Hospital News
Fisher- Wagner
Mason
Mason Nurseries
York, Nebraska
Serviece
Stromsburg Imp. Inc
Stromsburg Imp
Wilbur Heins
John Deere
Mrs. Smith
AFT
Wimmer
Ring Bologna
Ars
Tns
Betty Crocker
Heinz
USDA
Garden Fresh
California
Spring Valley
Schilling
Pillsbury
America
Cre Et Food Center
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