Jessie Hewitt obituary notes life in Iowa Osceola Nebraska
Jessie Hewitt 83 of Osceola Nebraska formerly of Shelby Iowa and Polk County Nebraska died January 29 1963 in Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. She was born July 31 1879 in Mt Pleasant Iowa married Ed Morrison 1898 and had daughter Helen Marie who died in infancy. She later married Harry Hewitt in 1906 and lived on the Wesley Chapel farm. Active in Wesley Chapel Church WCTU and the Shelby Rebekah Lodge she moved to Osceola after 1951. Funeral services February 1 1963 at Kepner Funeral Home with interment in Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hewitt
John
Ella May Benn Hollis
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Good Samaritan
Osceola
Ed Morrison
Helen Marie
Kepner Funeral Home
Ray Hawkins
Ed Lewis
Betty Fischer
Shelby Rebekah Lodge
Ray Conrad
Tom Schmoker
Albert Schmoker
Harmon Augustin
Harry Sterup
Victor Sterup
Dobbs Truss Demonstration At Hotel Evans Columbus
A Dobbs Factory Trained Technician will demonstrate the sanitary washable rupture truss. It claims no bulbs belts or straps and a soft convex pad. The event invites men women and children to attend Mr Brandon at Hotel Evans in Columbus on February 9 from 1 to 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOBBS
Brandon
Evans
Columbus
Obituary notes for Cora F Schott and Lucy Jane Harrison
Cora F. Schott born December 25 1882 Stark County Ohio died February 1 1963 Osceola Iowa after a short illness at 80. Lucy Jane Harrison born April 26 1890 Arcadia Valley County Iowa later moved to Newton Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, and Osceola. She married William Henry Harrison March 20 1909, had children Wilma, Grace, George. died February 2 1963 at Good Samaritan Village Osceola after residence at Koehler Home. survived by husband, sister Rhoda Nelson, six brothers, and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jane Harrison
Arcadia
Valley County
George
Harriett Lybarger
Lucy
Newton
Kan
Andy
Lybarger
Iowa
William Henry Harrison
William
Nebraska
Osceola
Wilma
Grace
Janie
Presbyterian Church
Lucy Jane
Good Samaritan
Koehler
Rhoda Nelson
Council Bluffs
Harvey
Joe
Harrison
Tabor
Fred
Nebraska City
Glen
Oregon
Will
California
Walter White
Woodburn
Ger
Death Notice for Local Woman in Shelby Area
A Nebraska woman from a farm northwest of Shelby passed away leaving husband parents and siblings. Funeral was held Monday February 4 at Sacred Heart Church Shelby with High Mass led by Rev Msgr John Kean. Pallbearers included six nephews Raymond Schott Emil Alt Raymond Wagner Hubert Girard Jack Schott Lewis Schott Jr. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery.
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Nebraska
Shelby
Dist
Rose Wagner
Anna Nebosis
Eva Alt
Lewis Schott
Mary
Clara
John
Joseph
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Msgr
John Kean
Raymond Schott
Emil Alt
Raymond Wagner
Hubert Girard
Jack Schott
Lewis Schott Jr
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Mrs Edith Smith Osceola
Edith Smith of Osceola died recently leaving a husband and family. Surviving are twelve grandchildren ten great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Services were at Kepner Funeral Home at 2 PM Monday Feb 4 conducted by Rev Ray Hawkins with songs by Edith Smith accompanied by Maurine Schuman. Escorts included Sheldon Bond Ralph DeLand Earl Wieseman Donal Wieseman Martin Anderson and Floyd Headlee. Burial followed in Osceola Cemetery.
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Ald Quick
George Harrison
Osceola
Kepner Funeral Home
Ray E. Hawkins
Edith Smith
Maurine Schuman
Sheldon Bond
Ralph DeLand
Earl Wieseman
Donal Wieseman
Neola Boatright Munford obituary notes Idaho life
Neola Boatright Munford born August 2 1903 Osceola Nebraska to Arthur and Ida Boatright. She taught at the State School for the Deaf in Gooding Idaho and married George H Munford January 8 1927. She died January 10 1963 in Nampa Idaho after a brief illness. Funeral services were January 15 at First Methodist Church Nampa with burial in Cloverdale Memorial Park Boise.
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Neola Boatright Munford
Osceola
Nebraska
Arthur
Ida Boatright
University of Nebraska
Central Institute For the Deaf
St. Louis
Missouri
State School For the Deaf
Gooding
Idaho
George H. Munford
Nampa
Munford
Munford Builders
George
Maxine Rietmann
Ione
Oregon
Grace P. Johnston
Lula P. Carson
Los Angeles
California
Samuel G. Pheasant
Frank D. Mills
Nell Pheasant
First Methodist Church
Cloverdale Memorial Park
Boise
Local Social Calendar Highlights for February Meetings
Beulah Cemetery Society meets Friday with Lula Ward. OES Chapter gathers February 12. District Supervisor holds two meetings at 2 and 8 p m. CN PEO Chapter meets February 11 at 2 30 p m with Mrs. Lowell Hanson. Rebekah Lodge meets February 13 at 7 30 p m. Gab O Lots convenes February 13 with Mrs M A Mills. Maple Leaf Club gathers February 14 with Addie Wieseman. St Vincent parish hall hosts Stoner Club party February 16 for members and families.
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Beulah Cemetery Society
Lula Ward
OES
CN Peo
Lowell Hanson
Rebekah Lodge
M. A. Mills
Maple Leaf Club
Addie Wieseman
St. Vincent Parish Hall
Stoner Club
Three Receive Degrees From University of Nebraska
The University of Nebraska conferred baccalaureate and advanced degrees on 345 graduates at mid year commencement on Saturday morning February 2. Local recipients included Daryl P. Swanson Osceola Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Larry L. Johnson Stromsburg Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Joyce K. Tenniges Gresham Bachelor of Science in Education.
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University of Nebraska
Daryl P. Swanson
Osceola
Larry L. Johnson
Stromsburg
Joyce K. Tenniges
Gresham
Shelby Co-Op Meeting Draws 200 Members
Over 200 members of the Farmers Co-op Business Association of Shelby attended the 42nd annual meeting at the Parish Hall on January 29 with Rex Brigham presiding and Roland White reporting the year’s operations. Net savings reached 226000.09 dollars and 2 621 000 bushels of grain were handled. The co-op emerged as Shelby’s largest city and school tax contributor. The board re-elected Rex Brigham Edward Richter and Dale McMeekin for two years.
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Farmers Co-op Business Association of
Shelby
Rex Brigham
Roland White
Edward Richter
Dale McMeekin
Community Coop Leaders Speak at meeting
Ernest Lees and Max Suddarth led the board during a business session. Don Heurrman of Consumer's Co op Association Frank Rambo of Westcentral Co op Grain Company and Frank Morgan of Farmer's Union Elevator Federation spoke on current topics. St. Ann's Guild served lunch.
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Bers
Ernest Lees
Max Suddarth
Don Heurrman
Consumer's Co-op Association
Frank Rambo
Westcentral Co-op Grain Company
Frank Morgan
Farmer’s Union Elevator Federation
The
St. Ann’s Guild
Mrs Myrtle Constant Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Myrtle Constant has returned to her home in Albuquerque New Mexico after spending six weeks in Osceola to be near her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Constant
Albuquerque, N. Mex
Local Social Notes From Region Echo Family Travels
Mrs. C. R. Timm leaves hospital care for the Retirement Village. Shelby residents Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm V. Kosch return from a twelve day southern trip including New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peeirson visited Tom Sutherland's in Kearney and their son Rich. Dan and Roger Mills stay with grandparents M. A. Mills while Dr. and Mrs. John W. Mills are in Idaho.
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C. R. Timm
Timm
Wilhelm V. Kosch
Shelby
New Orleans
South
Elmer Peeirson
Suday
Tom Sutherland
Kearney
Son Rich
Dan and
Roger Mills
Omaha
M. A. Mills
John W. Mills
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
WCTU
Hewitt
Osceola Rebekah Lodge
Jessie
Nelle Johnson
Wisconsin
Frank
Cora) Hewitt
Jordan
Lakeview, Minnesota
Cora F. Schott
Emil and
Mary Schott
Stark County
Canton
Ohio
Annie Jeffery Memorial Hospital
McDonald’s
Swifts
Food King
Gerbers
Hersheys
Campbells
Colgate
U. S
Valentine
Chevrolet
Neola
Boatright
Shelby Co-Op
Auto Claim Service
Petrus C. Nelson
Neb
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Osceola and
Are
King’s Ballroom
Featuring
Wayne West
Kepner’s
Brandeis
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