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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
2
In Polk County Nebraska the administratrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. A hearing is set for August 20 1948 at 10 am before the county court to determine heirship distribution and contestability. Dated July 27 1948 Judge L M Merrick.
Notice published by the County Court of Polk Nebraska regarding the estate of Rosemary Valasek the deceased. The matter concerns probate proceedings and likely deadlines for claims and appearances in the court.
Notice to interested parties that a petition seeks appointment of Martin Valasek as Administrator. Hearing scheduled for August 20, 1948 at 10:00 A.M. Probate date July 27, 1948 with notices dated July 29 and August 5-12.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Leo Koczor deceased is under petition for Helen Koczor to be appointed Administratrix. Hearing set for August 13 1948 at 10:00 AM. Notice dated July 20 1948 with publication July 22 29 and August 5.
In August 1861 the First Nebraska Regiment under Colonel John M. Thayer prepared to depart from St Joseph Missouri, traveling by steamer West Wind, then gathered at Pilot Knob ready for front line action, with wait following the initial mobilization.
Dr D T Kelley physician and surgeon advertises office on the east side of the square in Osceola Nebraska with phone number 64.
The First Nebraska Regiment marched from St Louis to Fort Donelson and Shiloh under General Lew Wallace. They earned praise for bravery in two major Civil War battles before becoming the First Nebraska Cavalry in 1863. After duty in Missouri and Arkansas they returned home to Fort Kearny to guard emigrants.
Mr and Mrs Leo J Kosch of Kimball Nebraska announce the birth of a baby boy weighing five pounds and a half ounces born July 31 They have named him Leon J Mrs Kosch is formerly Lillian Kresha daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kresha Sr
Mr and Mrs Jack Steeple traveled to St Paul on Sunday to visit Mrs Steeples mother Mrs Vartuenk. Mr Steeple also went to Palmer to see his brother Joe Steeple who has been in ill health.
Miss Caroline Lawson of Omaha was a weekend guest of Margery Warwick at the C. W. Warwick residence, sharing time in the city.
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