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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
8
In Polk County Nebraska the Estate of Henry Kumpf deceased. Executors file final accounting and report and petition for final settlement and heirship decree. Hearing set August 27 1963 at 10 a.m. before County Court Judge J. E. Steeple. Attend to contest.
James B Lamb and Deloris L Lamb filed for a retail liquor license with the Osceola City Clerk to sell package liquors at the north 70 feet of Lot 1 Block 6 Original City Osceola Nebraska. Hearings with the Mayor and City Council slated August 27 1963 at 7 30 P M in City Hall Council Chamber for recommendations objections and final action.
The notice states an application for an on and off sale beer license will be heard by the Mayor and City Council in the City Council Chamber after filing with the City Clerk. It notes the location and lot details and that recommendations and objections may be submitted.
James Donald Jarmin a former Osceola resident born January 7, 1903 in Shelby Nebraska died August 6 1963 in Lansing Michigan from a coronary attack. He served in World War II as a practical nurse and later worked at the Oldsmobile plant in Omaha. He is survived by Lenora Lynette Rodney Dayton and siblings with services at St Luke s Lutheran Church and burial at Graceland Park Cemetery Omaha Nebraska.
Mrs Richard Kentopp and Ann of Fremont spent the past week in the Raymond Branting home. Miss Shirley Hendrickson returned to Lincoln after a visit with her parents and Dolores at Estes Park. Guests in the Wm DeLand home included Tom DeLand and John Autrey of Boulder. Weekend visitors were Miss Erma DeLand of Omaha and Cecil DeLand and Jerry of Boulder. The home coming honored Mrs DeLands 84th birthday. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs D B Hulquest and Wallace Carlson of Boulder. Colorado visitors left Tuesday. In Bloomington Ind two weeks with Dr and Mrs Donald Jensen are Mr and Mrs Raymond Kepner. Mrs Ray Whiting and Mrs Melvin Atwater of Albion visited daughter Mrs Wayne Anderson. Raymond Branting visited Lillie Branting at Golden Age Village Grand Island Saturday. Wren Sherwood entertained Emil S F Johnson and Charles Normans of Stromsburg Thursday. Eddie Green and two children of Phoenix Ariz arrived to visit Earl Watts family. Green is Watts brother. Wren Sherwood spent Sunday with Ansel Pehrsons. Harry Rodene attended Alfred Sorensons funeral at Malmo Lutheran church.
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