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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
2
Riverside residents share travels to Cheyenne and Detroit, visits with friends in Stromsburg Osceola and Lincoln, a new Cadillac purchase, a hospital hip fracture, and the upcoming Riverside School opening with Miss Georgia Lockard as teacher. The list reflects family, neighbors, and regional ties.
Beverly Bush returned to her family after a two week stay in the city. Mr. Price remained for an extended visit with the Bush family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buchholz and children returned to Durango Colorado last Tuesday after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Buchholz. A family reunion was held at the parental home on Sunday with Buchholz children home from York Shelby Lincoln and Osceola.
The Polk County Democrat Convention convened last Thursday afternoon in Osceola to select Precinct Committeemen and a Committeewoman and to address party organization matters.
Delegates from 9 of 13 precincts attended as election of officers took place. John A. Falk of Stromsburg was reelected County Chairman with Carleton Anderson chosen as Secretary-Treasurer.
Mrs. F. T. Anderson of Stroms burg spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson and daughter in Stromsburg, enjoying a brief family visit.
Mr and Mrs Dick Merrick and family Dick Alt and Jim Sterup traveled to Lincoln on Sunday to spend the day with Mrs Opal Huggler and family.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Neujhar and Mr and Mrs Glenwood Neujhar and their baby spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Fintel and Norman.
Mr and Mrs G W Morgan hosted weekend guest Mrs Primrose of Jacksonville Florida the widow of a pastor. The visit occurred at the Morgans residence in northern Nebraska.
The Silver Creek Sand, August 25 issue, says the paper will change hands September 1 with John B. Carter of Wallace Nebraska as the new owner. The paper has been published by the Davis family since 1903. Editor Dye Davis took full charge after his father D. Frank Davis died in 1915. Joyce Tenniges had an appendicitis operation at Shelby hospital last Wednesday.
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court schedules a hearing for September 8, 1950 at 10 AM on the final account and report of the administrator for the estate of John Grossnicklaus deceased. The court will determine heirship distribution and discharge the administrator. interested parties may appear and contest. Dated August 9, 1950. L. M. Merrick County Judge. Aug. 17-24-31-Record.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Alfred Grossnicklaus deceased that a petition for probate of the last will and testament and for appointment of Adolph Grossnicklaus as Administrator with Will Annexed has been filed. Hearing set for September 15, 1950 at 10:00 A.M. Dated August 21, 1950. Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7-Record.
Mr and Mrs Maryn DeTurk return from a two week eastern trip visiting relatives in Tuscaloosa Alabama. Kenneth Wallace and children from Aurora Colorado arrive to visit Ray Miller Dr Wallace and other relatives in Shelby Osceola for about two weeks. Multiple Blue Jacket Oklahoma families attend dinners with John Simonsen, Mary and others. Frank Glatter and spouse celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with open house and dinner near Stromsburg.
Shelby residents hosted extended family including Leo Glatter John Kubicek and families Delmar Alt and Adolph Alt while Raleigh Michener from Lincoln joined W B Michener for a weekend visit. Ladies enjoyed quilting bees at Martha Herger’s home as guests from North Platte, Lincoln and beyond visited W H Kuntzelman family.
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