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Mrs Dawes devoted life to family and happiness among friends. She departed this life leaving a host of kin and acquaintances in mourning.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
5
Mrs Dawes devoted life to family and happiness among friends. She departed this life leaving a host of kin and acquaintances in mourning.
On February 3 1951 Mrs Delmar Henderson died leaving a husband Chester A Dawes of Osceola and brothers Carl Sieg Hot Springs S D and Otto C Sieg Omaha two sisters Anna Doman Rapid City S D and Martha Price Great Falls Montana many nephews nieces and relatives Funeral services were held February 7 at the Methodist Church with Rev G A Randall assisting Relatives and friends from Omaha Rapid City Lincoln Glenwood York Shelby Carole Lynn and Danny from Shelby and many others attended A bridal shower honored the bride prior to the wedding and a charivari greeted the newlyweds that evening.
Mr and Mrs Victor Sterup hosted a Sunday noon dinner and afternoon reception for their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Clifford Henderson Jr of Omaha. Twenty four places were laid at two tables for the noon meal and attendees included Miss Rita Kuhnel of Council Bluffs and Bill Henderson with Mrs.
The column notes numerous Sunday dinners and visits across families including Lundstroms, Petersons, Cramers, Chindgrens, Gestrines, Franzen, Larson, Sandins, Sandin, Johnsons, Oquist, Oquist family, Larson, Schulte, Waller, Magnuson, Johnson, Samuelson, Gertsch, Carlson, and Chindgren, with Omaha and Columbus connections and hospital stops for Rudolph and Burdette Sandin.
Sunday dinner guests at Edward Lukasevicz’s home included Mr and Mrs Gust Carlson and family Siguard Jensen of St Edwards dined Monday with Mr and Mrs Joe Karges Casson Dolph and sister Mrs Dolly Ryan of Omaha visited the Dolph daughter of Mr Dolph Mrs Gust Carlson Al and Vertie Heitzman hosted Bruce Pickett and Floyd Frizzell of near Silver Creek last Thursday at C R Carlson home.
Qualified electors of School District No. 19 Polk County Nebraska will meet in caucus on Wednesday February 28 1951 at 730 PM in the Community Room Court House to select two candidates for a 3 year term on the District Board of Education. The four chosen will be voted on at the City Election April 3 1951.
Local residents attended birthday celebrations and visited friends across west Clarks, Silver Creek, and Lincoln. The Valley Livestock Club met at Fairview Hall with ten members, Ronald Carlson named club leader, and a trip invited to Polk. Upcoming events include a Poultry health note, a February Legion Club program with Dale Watkins, and a watch sale at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Ray Dobson and children drove to Omaha to bring back Mrs. Dobson who had been visiting her ill father in Texas. The Alfred Kuta family moved to a farm near Fullerton. The Dobsons plan a March move to a Wisner farm as they vacate their current home.
Mr and Mrs George Malek and guests plus Mrs E C Hamman hosted at Mrs Arthur Hultquist in Stromsburg. Ken neth Hultquist and family with Mrs George Zieg of York joined. Ray Hastings arrives from Fort Sheridan, Wyoming. Cambridge Glassware promoted at Fellers Jewelry. Mrs Dick Eschelman of Grand Island visits Osceola. Genoa trip to see Mrs Jane Pickett. LeRoy Rhodes posts this week for medical check up. Philco Television receivers offered at Fellers Jewelry.
Jerome Gaver expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards flowers gifts and prayers during his stay at Children Memorial Hospital in Omaha and says they were gratefully appreciated.
The Cook and Bradley children thank friends and neighbors for the many sympathy cards kind expressions and floral offerings received at the funeral.
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