Weather woes and family notes drift through Nebraska column
The column blends personal anecdotes about family growth and a sick spell with local trivia. It mentions Huck Rowan’s estrangement after welcoming a son, Perry Sapp stepping in on the press, and a note about Ak-Sar-Ben scholarships for Nebraska teachers. It also references traffic danger and daylight saving musings.
Notice to Creditors in Carl L. Timm Estate
In Polk County Nebraska creditors are warned a hearing in County Court will be held May 17 1962 at 10 a m to hear and allow claims filed against the estate. All claims must be filed by May 16 1962 or be barred.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Carl L. Timm
State of
Charles R. Timm
J. E. Steeple
George E. Gallup
Notice of Estates and Bond Vote in Osceola Nebraska
Nebraska notices announce estate hearings for Charles R. Timm with claims due by May 16 1962 and bond election details for Osceola School District Polk County to issue 35000 dollars for school addition furniture and apparatus with a March 5 1962 election window at the high school auditorium vote between 8 am and 8 pm. The notices name J E Steeple county judge and George E Gallup as deceased.
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Osceola
Polk
Nebraska
Board of Education
District bonds payable interest at annual rate with optional redemption
Notice states that bonds bear interest payable annually and may be redeemed at the district's option after five years. It also declares a future annual tax levy on all taxable district property to cover interest and principal when due. Signed by P. H. Nyberg, Secretary, February 5, 1962, with publication dates February 8 15 22 and March 1.
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P. H. Nyberg
West Side Social Guests At Local Homes
Local residents hosted and entertained numerous guests this week across West Side and nearby towns. Families including Ahlquist Neal Lund Donelson and Donelson hosted meals and guests from Central City Sioux Falls Lincoln and Clarks with extended family and friends attending gatherings in multiple homes.
Local households host guests and family visits
Mr and Mrs Ronald Miller and families of Clarks and Mr and Mrs Morris Garretson and families of Shickley hosted relatives. Mrs Arthur Miller celebrated a birthday. Elmer Benson of Silver Creek joined supper with Orley Conkling’s family. Erwin Hans and Lloyd from Surprise visited Darwin Carlson’s home. Lloyd Carlson’s brother-in-law to Mrs Carlson recently returned from Germany. Archie Steffen’s guests for coffee included a son. R Fjell family and Lester Widge family shared supper. Gaylen dined with Tom Morey’s family in Lincoln. Delwin Rudeen family of Omaha were other guests.
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Arthur Ahlquist
Gaylen
Delano Ahlquist
Kenneth Anderson
Loris Neal
Central City
Russel Kreis
Emily Snyder
Bobbie Jo
Lyal Lund
Norfolk
Sunny
H. F. Haverland
Roy Emmons
Elmer Allison
Willard Anderson
Irene Walline
Otto Johnson
Ernest Carlson
Clelland
Maureen Johnson
Berdell Popkes
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Morris Johnson
Linda
Francis Donelson
Bud Stanton
Jim Merritt
George Stever
Alvin Eickmeier
Rickey
Lincoln
Orley Conkling
Della Donelson
Zella
Dick Anderson
Paulette
Arthur Miller
Clarks
Miller Home
Mrs
Norris Anderson
Joan An
Derson
Ronald Miller
Morris Garretson
Shickley
Elmer Benson
Silver Creek
Erwin Hans
Lloyd
Surprise
Darwin Carlson
Lloyd Hans
Carlson
Germany
Archie Steffen
Obituary for Pearl Birchfield of Rogersville Tenn
Miss Pearl Birchfield born in Rogersville Tennessee February twenty eighth eighteen seventy seven died January twenty ninth nineteen sixty two at eighty four years eleven months Her mother moved with Pearl when she was a few months old to the area following her birth.
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Miss Pearl] Birchfield
Rogersville
Tennessee
Pearl
Miss Birchfield Dies After Long Illness in Osceola
Polk County woman Pearl Birchfield lived with relatives before settling in Osceola. She worked at the Osceola Hotel as a young woman. Preceded by parents, a brother, a sister, and a nephew, she had no surviving relatives. She moved from Ada Howland’s home in 1952 to Rest Manor in 1960 and then to Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital in 1962, dying January 29, 1962, after care from Mrs. Howland and staff.
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Polk County
Osceola
Miss Birchfield
Tennessee
Pearl
Alonzo
Minnie
Ada Howland
Rest Manor
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Rest Manor and Hospi tal Funeral Services Held
Funeral services were held at the Kepner Funeral Home on February 1, 1962 with Rev. Ray E. Hawkins officiating. Burial was in the Osceola Cemetery.
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Rest Manor
Kepner Funeral Home
Ray E. Hawkins
Osceola Cemetery
Osceola celebrate Debbie Waterman sixth birthday
Debbie Waterman entertained a group of girl friends from 11 a m to 1 30 p m Saturday honoring her sixth birthday which occurred Friday.
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Debbie Waterman
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Ptess
Ash
Cfqrion
Don and
Mary Waterman
Huck Rowan
Huck
Perry Sapp
Perry
Oakland
Ak-Sar-Ben
Freeman Decker
Nebraska State Teachers Colleges
Hawley
State Capitol Building
Osceola Feed Mill & Elev., Inc
Thos. Hofbauer, JR
Foxbilt
Vic Mangelsen
Eugene Gabel
Shelby, Nebr
International Harvester
C.T
Fredrickson Impl. Co
West Side
Mrs. Homer Green
Pearl Birchfield
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
Swede
P. Gerald Leaf
First Methodist Church
Fairview Methodist Church
L. A. Hansen
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Raphael Chonta
Thomas A. Reece
Don Johnson
Bert Gissler
Rafert Service
Gresham
York
Rising City
A. C. Tractor
A. C. Tractor CA
J. D. Tractor
J. D
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A. C. Combine
J. D. Vanbrant
A. C. Lister
A. C. Cultivator
David Bradley
Stan Stalk
M. H. Combine
D. B
I. H. C. Mower
Philco
Bert ‘Smokey’ Moore
Grubaugh Bros
David City
Farmers State Bank