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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
2
Miss Sandra Schumann of Lincoln returned Friday night to spend the weekend in town, visiting local friends and enjoying leisure time at home.
Mr and Mrs F W Schumann visit. Bruce Pickett and Mrs Jane Pickett visit Genoa. Lou Posusta of Mason City visits Irvin Noble family as Mrs Noble leaves hospital after a dislocated shoulder. Arthur Carmen and Harry Wilson families from Omaha Stroms burg and Hubert Fox of Tacoma join dinner hosted by Clair Emmons with Dr R O Peterson and Sheldon Bond. Mrs John Mulgrue of Lincoln visits Osceola with Mr Mulgrue. weekend with Addie Wieseman.
A partial OCR readout lists items including a barn structure 38 by 28 feet, dining room set with table and six chairs, rocking chairs, linoleum, multiple 9 by 12 rugs, dishes, linens, a Hospe piano, kitchen furniture, a gas cooking range, cream separator, oil heater, cow troughs, tools, a wood mill, a steel wheel, a John Deere wagon kit, and miscellaneous iron and gear.
Albert Ryan, hospitalized at St. Francis last week with pneumonia, was discharged Monday and returned home.
Mrs Albert Norris of Chicago visits son Major Douglas Norris in Des Moines and daughter-in-law Dave Rutter family. A petition asks Raymond Branting be appointed administrator of the estate, hearing set for February 17, 1950 at 10 oclock A M. County Judge L M Merrick issues the notice.
In The County Court Of Polk County Nebraska the matter concerns the estate of Lawrence Fred Branting. The notice informs heirs and interested parties of probate proceedings and required actions within the Nebraska court system.
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