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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1969
Page
2
The Osceola Record lists its origin as The Homesteader begun in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. It notes post office filing, editor Nancy Norton, and subscription rates of 4 dollars in Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere. Also mentions sustaining member status with national associations and a Burke quote.
Public notice style item lists subscription rates and renewal instructions with pricing per year and per line. It mentions a red cross symbol for expired subscriptions and includes a brief card of thanks and obituary poetry pricing. The text also shows advertising rates per inch.
In the matter of the estate of John Monson deceased the administrator de bonis non has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and allowance of the account a decree is sought determining heirship and distribution to interested parties in Polk County Nebraska
The court schedules the administrator de bonis discharge for January 5, 1970 at 2 p.m. You may appear and contest. Dated December 31, 1969. (SEAL) Eldon R. Johnson County Judge. 1 1-31
Myrtle White presents a busy social round in Silver Creek with Amway party demos at the Carlson home and multiple visits. Guests include Fuehrers of Columbus and families, the Jacobsens with Shelby trip, and University of Nebraska students in the chorus at the Messiah.
Miss Lillian Wieseman was honored for her birthday with coffee guests Mrs. Fred Wiseman Mrs. Don Rafert and children and Mrs. Viola Wieseman at the Della Need and Lillian Wieseman home. Several семьи visited, attended Easy Aces Club luncheon, and shared gatherings at the Ryan Hill Country Club and local homes.
Central City rest home visitors joined Mrs. Lottie Gay and Mrs. Lewis Dunn and Jane Dunn at the annual Osceola school auditorium concert. Participants included Jane Dunn Debbie Dunn Connie Urban Janet Urban and many local families. A birthday celebration for the Crow’s two year old occurred at the Lewis Tschantre home and later supper guests at the Elmer Benson residence.
David Burt Hulquest born September 7 1884 in Polk County Nebraska son of Andrew and Anna Hulquest and husband of Olga Carlson died after illness years ago. He lived in Osceola farmed near Osceola and moved to Boulder Colorado to be with his children. He is survived by Olga Marian DeLand Burt five grandsons two sisters and is buried in Stromsburg Cemetery after United Methodist Church services led by Rev Richard Odgers with songs The Old Rugged Cross and In The Garden.
Mrs. Keith Kinberg and Mr. and Mrs. Neal McBeth visit and call pattern shows neighbors stopping by. The Bill Stevens family from Lincoln visited Carol Donelson and Mae Twarling at Annie Jeffrey hospital. Miss Hattie Newcomer of Seward spent Friday with Dwight Newcomers.
Sunday pre Christmas dinners bring together the Rosenberry Teeger strom Dirks and Lauerman families in Lincoln plus Harless Hengelfelt and others for holiday gatherings. Guests from Omaha Bethel College and Neb Georgia football trips plus local celebrations and birthday mentions fill the Christmas column with greetings and well wishes.
West of Town Shelton Shelley Johnson from the U of N returns to celebrate Christmas with Milton Johnson Jr and their relatives. Dennis Anderson families gather as Nora Anderson hosts guests including Ray Nyffeler and Alan Berggren’s families after a Friday basketball game. Paulette Anderson visits from Lincoln for the holidays. Mrs. Irvin Anderson chats with Arthur Larson. Christmas Day visitors include Tom Morey Gaylen Ahlquist and families from Lincoln Omaha and Delwin Rudeen and Lydia Batchelder of Omaha.
Mrs Delano Ahlquist and family are mentioned with Connie Nyffeler of Denver as arriving Wednesday to spend Christmas with the Ray Nyffelers. The Nyffelers were hosted at Mrs Ethel Clarks for dinner honoring Ray Nyffeler and Mrs Fred Ingolds birthdays. Dick Anderson Paulette and JoAnn are listed among guests at Celia Petersons and Ralphs home for Christmas Day.
Southwest Kathy Donelson joined Joy Moore for supper while Ralph and Mrs Donelson hosted coffee guests of Arnold and Mrs Ekstrand after the high school program. Kevin Baker visited from the U of N Holidays with the Robert Bakers. Numerous families gathered for celebrations including Steve Andersons third birthday at Paul Andersons home and Lance Nielsen's second birthday with Clarence Nielsen hosting.
Sunday evening at the Clarence Munn home in Central City honored the birthday of Mrs Cliff Branting with attendees including Mr and Mrs Homer Green and Wayne Roy Green of Aurora Mr and Mrs Vern Eklund and Veralene of Bradshaw Mr and Mrs Cliff Branting Polk and the Roy Grossnicklaus Harold Grossnicklaus and Jim Marak families. A pre Christmas dinner was held December 14 at the James Norton home in David City for the Harold Grossnicklaus and Jim Marak families. Mrs Jack Steeple was dismissed from Annie Jeffrey Hospital on Wednesday and moved to the Good Samaritan Home.
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