Subscription rates for Osceola Post Office notice
Public notice lists subscription rates entered at Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act. Rates show 2.50 dollars per year in Nebraska and 3.00 dollars per year outside Nebraska.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription rates entered at Osceola Nebraska under the 1879 act. Rates show 2.50 dollars per year in Nebraska and 3.00 dollars per year outside Nebraska.
Mrs J A Seaberg visited Stroms burg on Wednesday and Thursday at the Carl G Johnson home. Thelan der, Darwin and Doyle with Mrs Adolph Forss dropped by Harold W Johnson home Thursday evening. Kenneth Peterson and family joined Ronald Sarow Friday evening, while Rudolph Sandin and Burdette were Omaha visitors Friday. Harold W Johnson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Gestrine and family. Joe Lindblade celebrated Saturday with many friends including Roy Fjell family Harold Ericson family Raymond Lindblade family Paul Jones family and Ralph Simpson. Conrad Waller left Tuesday for North Platte to spend holidays with relatives. Martin Gestrine family and Mabel Olson spent the weekend at Wausa and Bloomfield. Olson remained to spend Christmas at Adolph Anderson and Florence Johnson homes. Monday evening was spent at the Ronald Sarow home.
Community events fill the week with oyster feed hosted by Fairview Farm Bureau and volunteers Dora Lockard and Delpha Frizzell. Local residents such as Patty Carlson, Lena Bryan, and families from Stromsburg to York are noted in visits, church dinners, and Christmas program plans.
Henry Strickland of Lincoln and Kathleen Murphy are among locals visiting friends in Stromsburg Gresham and nearby areas. The Woichaski family attended the funeral of Edw Zelaszny in Silver Creek. C R Carlson spent several days in western Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Merle Schott welcomed a baby girl born December 13 at St Marys hospital in Columbus weighing 6% lbs. Sympathy goes to Mrs Edward Zelazny and family on their husband and father s death. Several families and members attended Christmas lessons and party at the Methodist Church in Silver Creek with 41 in attendance. Various visits and dinners occurred among local families including the Imm, Hardle, McCormick, Wamsley, Omachi and Jacobsen households. Christmas programs are planned at local schools this week.
Mr and Mrs Harry McCauley visited his mother Mrs Minnie McCauley in Genoa last Thursday. The Joe Imm family attended a pre Christmas gathering at Don Petersons near Marquette on Sunday. The Richard Boyd family of Stromsburg were Sunday evening callers at the Ray Dobson. Misses Dorothy and Maxine Barker are home with chicken pox and on an early forced vacation from teaching duties.
Herman Kumpf aged 52 of Shelby died at Shelby Hospital Tuesday morning after a stroke Monday night. He leaves a wife, one son, one daughter, his mother Mrs Mary Kumpf, a brother Louie of Shelby, and sisters Mrs Emma Benda Mrs Clayton Beebe of Shelby and Mrs Otto Jauch of David City. Funeral Thursday at the EUB church Shelby with interment in Shelby cemetery.
In the Matter of the Estate of Sander Peterson deceased the Executrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirship decree. A hearing is set for January 5 1951 at 10 am before County Court. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated December 8 1950. L. M. Merrick County Judge. Dec 14 21 28 Record.
In Osceola neighbors visited the Eschler home including Carl Benda and Mrs. O A Helquest who recently moved to Omaha. Frank McKitrick and son from Columbus plus Walter Bernt of near St Andrews dropped by. The L t Johnson estate residence at Osceola was sold to Charles and Mrs. White of Boulder Colorado who plan to move to Osceola.
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