Martin C Chindgren Dies at 77 Near Stromsburg
Martin Oliver Chindgren born December 26 1890 on a farm two miles north of Stromsburg was the elder son of Gustaf and Emma Chindgren. He died June 3 1968 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Osceola after a brief illness following surgery in Lincoln. He was 77. He farmed in Polk county and ran the Chindgren homestead with his brother Sander. He played in the Swede Home community band and baseball team and served on the Swede Home church board. He directed Stromsburg Co op Grain and survived by a sister Lillie a brother Sander a nephew Theodore Nelson a niece Linnea Krol and many relatives. Funeral services were August 7 at Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home with Pastor Stanley Floth officiating. Music by Gordon Fredrickson Wayne Johnson and others. Burial Swede Home Cemetery.
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Gustaf
Emma Chindgren
Stromsburg
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Mr. Chindgren
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Osceola
Lincoln
Martin
Polk County
Sander
Chindgren
Swede Home
Swede Home Church
Stromsburg Co-op Grain Company
Lillie
Theodore P. Nelson
Linnea
Victor Krol
Swede
Stanley Floth
Gordon Fredrickson
Wayne Johnson
Everett Anderson
Carl G
Krueger rites held Saturday in Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Krueger 79 of rural Columbus were conducted Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran Church Columbus with burial in Columbus cemetery. Born November 4 1888 in Silesia Germany she came to Nebraska at 12 living southeast of Gresham before marrying Fred Krueger March 7 1906 at St John Lutheran on the island. She resided southwest of Duncan in Polk County and was a member of St. church.
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Columbus
Osceola Hospital
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Nebraska
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Fred Krueger
Lumbus
Allyn Leimser
St. Andrew’s Altar Society
John Hahn
Mildred
Fred Bernt
Marvin Bernt
Bernard Korger
Mildred Hahn
Leo Kresha
Donald Kropatsch
St. Andrew’s
Betty Lou Starostka
Clarks
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Silver Creek
Laurence Leimser
Creighton
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Carl Tschauners
Special church services and community notes on August 15
Special church services planned for August 15 include Mass at St. Marys at 6:30 a.m. and St Andrews at 7:30 p.m. Local residents Mildred Hahn and others are mentioned in social visits, weddings, and church activities. National Guard unit members and area families are noted with several social visits and community events.
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Zelasney
Clarks
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Camp Ripley
Yurek
Loon City
John Hahn
Yurek’s
Dist. I6
Bernard Korgers
Randy
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Dennis Adels
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Kimball
Merle Morgans
Tom Johnson
Wayland News Highlights Local Visiting Guests and Events
Page lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Wayland area. Readers attended lectures by Joan Moore at Rebekah Hall in Gresham, and the Gonnermans hosted at a Columbus cafe. Residents visited hospitals, celebrated birthdays, and noted travel, family dinners, and church connections across Osceola, Lincoln, York, Stromsburg, and other nearby towns.
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Ted Gonnermans
Lee Campbells
Harry Obrists
Joan Moore
Rebekah Hall
Gresham
Kenneth Moore
Peter Kookes
Anthony Winters
Bradshaw
Robert Barrs
York
Gary Nienkamp
Dwane Wilcox
Fay Rosenberrys
Earl Bonds
Osceola
Bill Umsteads
Don Rafert
Bryan
Hilda Zieme
Utica
Seward Hospital
Tom Gonnerman
Thief River
Minn
Canada
Yellowstone Park
Glacier
Elroy Hoffmans
Ehlers
Seward
Milton Rogge
Rock Island Families Attend Funeral and Visit Lincoln Homes
The Theodore Nelsons and others traveled from Rock Island to attend the funeral of Martin Chindgren at the Victor Krol home. Numerous families from Dubuque and Omaha visited Edgar Peterson, Rudolf Sandin, and Albert Anderson homes. Extended visits included the Hanquist, Jones, Mosier, and Oquist families with various relatives in Lincoln and Fremont.
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Lee
Leanna
Rock Island
Til
Victor Krol
Martin Chindgren
Gordon Olseens
Kristin
Dubuque
Norris Johnsons
Marlowe
Edgar Peterson
Roger Hanquist
Greeley
Colo
Marlowe Johnson
Denver
Keith Johnson
Walter Joneses
Carol Jones
Earl Jones
Don Bankson
Hordville
Frank Oquist
Evelyn
Levert Oquist
Signe van Doren
Omaha
Rudolf Sandin
Albert Anderson
Gary Mosier
Lincoln
William Larsons
Blayne
Trissa Mosier
Will
Larsons
Vance Teegerstrom
Conrad Floth
Pastor S. W. Floth
Harold W. Johnson
Martin Lundstroms
Raymond Gestrines
Ruth
Lester Gestrine
Carol, Johnson
Tammy Willits
Janice Oquist
Stanley Oquist
Duane Jones
Fremont
Evan Nordstroms
Beth Jones
Luna
Nordstrom
Carl Wirkas
Fred Johnsons
Lynn
Duane Lindblade
Edgar Petersons
Robert Willits
Allen
Pamela
Martin Lundstrom
Stanley Oquists
Janice
Thelma Anderson
Severth Oquists
Paul Moore
Pearl Smith
Donald Heist
Stanton, In
Lyndon Teegerstrom
Jim Mangelson
Ed Mangelson
Rudolf Sandins
Albert Andersons
L. T. Johnson
Aurora
Ralph Sautter
Mabel Ekberg
Dorothy
Bill Moderson
Grand Island
David, Joneses
Wayne Johnson
Ben Berger
Viola Wieseman
Osceola
David Joneses
Imhoffs Attend Aunt's Funeral in Albion
Leona Imhoff reports Bill Imhoff and Beth attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Naeve at Zion Lutheran in Albion. En route home they visited Mrs Walter Tschudin and Bill near Albion. Art Tooker returned from 100 days of leave with the Robert Tooker family, spending the weekend in Omaha. The Johnnie Carlson family and Chris Gaedeen visited Mrs Johnnie Carlson for her birthday. Mrs Darrell Atkinson and Vera Sutchison visited Viola Brown at Fullerton rest home. Ted Wyman's group attended the Nelson family reunion at Stromsburg.
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Albion
Mary Naeve
Zion Lutheran Church
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Bill
Art Tooker
Robert Tooker
Omaha
Emmett Cook
Elmwood
Pensacola
Fla
Johnnie Carlson
Chris Gaedees
Darrell Atkinson
Vera Sutchison
Viola Brown
Fullerton Rest Home
Ted Wymans
Nelson
Stromsburg
Helen Cieloha
Chicago
Frank Stanczyks
Cieloha
South America
Stanczyks
Miss Cieloha
Linda Nowak
Tillie Stanczyk
Evelyn
Donald Schott
Carl Sundbergs
Fareston
Minn
Lake Okobiji
Robert Tookers
Elmer Tookers
Charles Cole
Dillimhoffs
August Schutts
Alvin Swertzic
Lawrence Gdowskis
Fullerton
Alvin Swertzie
Stella Swertzie
Major
Richard Peterson
Bellevue
Jack Burgers
Kim
Vera Moore
Waynaka
Okla
Darrell Atkinsons
Marion Atkinson
Genoa
Ed Schotts
Donald Schotts
John Wyman
Sam Wyman
Maple Leaf Club
Addie Wieseman
Osceola
Ed Schott
Bob
DeAlice Oberling
Schotts
Jack Wilhelmus
Whiting
Thelma Hunter
Calif
Nellie Benson
Harry Sanderses
Fremont
Dale McCormick
Vern McCormicks
Chris
Albert Morris
Bill Morris
Donald Schippareils
Morris
Schippereit
Grand Island Hospital
Gilbert Hinkle
Max Grosch
G. W. Grosch
Genoa Hospital
Debbie Nelson
Columbus
Ted Wyman
Darrell
Atkinson
Ray Alexander
Silver Creek
Shelby school launches 1968 69 with August 29 registration
Plans for the 1968 69 Shelby Public Schools year include registration for students on Thursday August 29 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon with parents invited to meet teachers. A teachers workshop is set for Friday August 30 at 9 a.m. Classes begin Tuesday September 3 with 8 30 a.m. start and 3 30 p.m. dismissal.
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Shelby Public School
Nebraska State Department of Education
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John W. O'Brien
Nancy Gordon
Janet Hatfield
Fred Daulton
Terry Fusco
LeRoy Rohrer
Norman Cheat
Lee Adams
Richard Hart
Gloria Phillips
Betty Schinzel
Alma Hartson
Carol Krieger
Karen Wieseman
Norma
Osceola Beats York 20 to 13 in 7 Innings
Osceola wins a 7 inning baseball game 20 to 13 over York on Sunday evening at Osceola. Bumgarner Smalley and Thomas pitched for York with Bernt Peterson and Grossnicklaus for Osceola. Osceola travels to Dwight next Sunday evening.
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York
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Grossnicklaus
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Brad Johnson takes announcing post at KTTT in Columbus
Brad Johnson son of the Don Johnsons of Osceola accepts a position at KTTT radio in Columbus after completing a Falls City Nebraska broadcasting course. He will serve as an announcer among other duties.
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Brad Johnson
Don Johnsons
Osceola
KTTT
Brad
Falls City
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