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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1964
Page
5
Rudolph C Carlson age 63 died early Tuesday at his home west of Osceola. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 AM Friday at St Paul Lutheran Osceola with burial in Osceola cemetery. Survived by wife, two daughters and a son.
Funeral services for Delia Samuelson of Stromsburg are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Calvary Lutheran Church of Swede Home. She died Monday at Annie Jeffrey Hospital after a two week stay. Burial will be at Swede Home Cemetery. An aunt of Mrs. Kenneth Mentink of Osceola, she and her son Wallace lived on a farm south of Osceola.
Julius F. Nebosis, 81, of Columbus died Feb 11 at St Marys hospital after five days illness. Funeral Friday at St Bonaventure church with Rev Fr Elstan Coghill. burial in Roselawn Memorial. Born Feb 14 1883 near Osceola to Louis and Theresa Nebosis, he farmed and ran threshing outfits, served as director and moderator for School District 68, and was on St Andrews church board. Survived by wife Johanna, two sons Walter and Harold, two daughters Emma Janicek and Mildred Rohde, 14 grandchildren, six great grandchildren, one sister Theresa Partsch, and many nieces and nephews.
Andrew Hanson died Saturday at 88 after living at Midwest Covenant Home in Stromsburg for two years. Born in Sweden he settled in Swedeburg Nebraska, homesteaded near Fort Randall South Dakota, and later lived in Spencer for about 50 years. He leaves Mrs. Philip Nyberg, a son Carold of Giltner, another son and two daughters in California, 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Spencer.
Roy Fiell 54 died early Monday while working as night watchman at Stromsburg. Last rites set for 2 pm Thursday at Calvary Swede Home Church with burial at Swede Home. Survivors: wife, four daughters, two brothers Joe and Lloyd of Osceola and Russell of Polk, and sister Mrs. Lester Widga of Stromsburg.
Mabel Susan Ballenger born May 23 1895 in Shelby died Feb 3 1964 in Hillsboro Oregon. She taught rural Nebraska schools then Forest Grove area after moving to Oregon in 1944. She married Gus Wolpert in 1915 and Boyd L Ballenger in 1957. Survived by husband three grandchildren two children and three sisters and a brother. Services held Feb 6 in Hillsboro conducted by Rev Carl Mason.
Edna K Allinder Gerstung born near Osceola May 3 1911 daughter of John and Sophia Allinder died Feb 7 1964 with burial at Arlington Heights Tl She was Osceola High School graduate class of 1928 married Rudolph Gerstung of Chicago Feb 14 1944 They had son Weldon R and daughter Sandra L Survivors include her husband son daughter two sisters and two brothers A lengthy local notices section follows with community happenings and church events.
The Butler county Farm Bureau winter banquet in Ulysses on February 11 drew Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Berck Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein Oscar Imm and Harry Galus. Entertainment was by the Blue Hill Singers from Concordia College Seward with Robert Thompson executive secretary of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation as speaker.
ST PAUL LUTHERAN offers 10 00 a m study and 11 00 a m worship led by Pastor Robert Turner while Pastor Larry Casper conducts 10 00 a m Sunday School. ST VINCENT CATHOLIC CHURCH lists 8 00 and 10 00 a m Sunday Masses with Rev Raphael Chonta. FIRST METHODIST Church led by Rev John Stations has 9 45 a m Sunday School and 11 00 a m worship. FAIRVIEW METHODIST Pastor L A Hansen holds 9 30 a m Morning Worship and 10 30 a m Sunday School.
The community roundup covers the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicolas in Columbus with mass at St. Fonaventure and a Memorial Hall reception. Vernon Kuhnel and Don Watts prepare for Naval service, while families of Kuhnel and Gabriel attend gatherings. Parish welcome for Father Zastrow at St. Marys and St. Andrews, plus social visits, club meetings, and birthday celebrations among local residents.
A dense grocery list features Swift Premium products from hams to beef stew and bacon, plus distributed brands like Ballard oysters Birds Eye vegetables and Pillsbury mixes. Numerous prices and package sizes appear alongside fruit, dairy, and household items in a sprawling supermarket display.
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