Pretty wedding unites Lillie Koehler and Robert Knapp
Miss Lillie A Koehler married Robert Knapp of Pare Nebraska at her parents home with Rev A J Wurst officiating. Groom a former farmer near Page will make their home there.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
3
Miss Lillie A Koehler married Robert Knapp of Pare Nebraska at her parents home with Rev A J Wurst officiating. Groom a former farmer near Page will make their home there.
The paper notes a transfer of business leadership as Woltar T Harhaig leaves The Record, while William Carlson dies suddenly at home. Funeral services were held February 17 in Acconta, with interment in the family lot. Local officials see new candidates and managerial changes in Lincoln and Shelby.
Ten years ago on February 20 1936 Osceola Reserves defeated Silver Creek 16 to 12 in the Pla-Loup tournament at Fullerton Mills and Scholz led Osceola with high scoring. Also noted were W Ross King filing for district judge and Dr E G Brillhart delivering a nine pound son to the Carters with a dramatic open caterpillar tractor rescue ride. Weather worsened with snow blocking roads and trains running behind schedule Vernon Johnson named Polk County 4 H scholarship winner valued at 100 dollars for Nebraska College of Agriculture.
Rell of York presents a baby girl Tuesday while Homer Hartson sells his Gospel Ridge residence to S. P. Johnson for about $2000. The Hartsons plan a west coast move in the near future.
Osceola Nebraska council meets January 3 1946 with all members present. Minutes approved and claims totaling funds for supplies labor and services reviewed and allowed. A resolution honors former mayor Harry W Pratt and adjournment follows.
Sexagesima Sunday services listed with Sunday School Missionary program and evening Bible study. Upcoming events include a board meeting Monday at, Lutheran World Action Rally at Trinity Lutheran Columbus Tuesday at 8 p m and Junior Missionary Society Saturday at 2 30. Ash Wednesday March 6 marks mid week Lenten services.
Homemakers find a quick new breakfast idea in Pinwheel Biscuits with a flavorsome topping of raisins corn syrup and cloves. Marjorie Griffin Rural Home editor notes the method makes eight strips from dough without rolling or cutting for Capper's Farmer readers.
A recipe for raisin pinwheels uses flour baking powder salt and shortening mixed with 3% milk to form a soft dough. The dough is divided into 7 or 8 pieces shaped into strips, coiled into pinwheels, then baked in a hot oven 425 F for 15 to 20 minutes. A raisin filling of seedless raisins corn syrup and cloves is sprinkled over the dough before baking.
Polk County National Farm Loan Association in Osceola Nebraska promotes Federal Land Bank loans with 4 percent interest and flexible terms. No commission or appraisal fees, future payment privileges, and full optional payments. Office open Tuesdays and Fridays on the east side of the square. W. J. Stead secretary-treasurer and Henry Osantowskhi fieldman.
A compilation of want ads listing 16x16 chicken house and contact, a 1538 acre J P Johnson farm with spring possession, two Holstein cows coming fresh, dining table and kitchen cabinet, 1938 3 plow tractor with hay stacker and mills, a four room gas heater, tractor repair shop offerings, and nursery stock tight supply. Roselawn Nursery advertises apple trees and price list from Columbus Nebraska.
Mrs Raymond Fellows expresses gratitude to friends for visits cards gifts flowers and acts of kindness she received during a recent hospital stay.
A message to relatives neighbors and friends expresses gratitude for flowers cards letters and other acts of kindness received during a hospital stay from P C Wiesheman.
Walden Jones thanks everyone who sent cards and gifts during his illness with scarlet fever.
The Guildford Bryan Family thanks friends for cards and gifts sent during their illness and for supplies delivered when they were unable to go out.
In the matter of D R Byers guardian of William E Carter incompetent for license to real estate the court orders sale of property in section 17 13 8 N 1 W Polk County Nebraska The sale occurs March 5 1946 at 2 PM at the south front door Osceola with 15 percent earnest money and balance on confirmation Abstract to show marketable title Sale remains open at least one hour Attorneys Campbell Nyberg report Feb 7 14 21.
Legal notices announce quiet title action in the Jerdon estate S E 1/4 SE 1/4 Sec 25 16N 1W Polk County Neb on Feb 1 1946 and a March 11 1946 referees sale of NW 1/4 Sec 12 14N 4W with 15 percent cash, plus probate hearing for Peter J Jones estate March 8 1946.
By order and license of Nebraska issued Feb 1 1946 W W Norton administrator of Ella Everitt deceased offers for sale at public auction on Mar 12 1946 at 2 PM at Osceola Court House the Lot 7 Block 6 East Addition Osceola Neb and parts of Lots 12 and 13 Block 6 original town to pay debts. 25 percent cash at sale balance on confirmation with possession after confirmation and abstract of merchantable title provided.
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Public sale ordered by Polk County Nebraska District Court in the Cuba case. Joseph Cuba et al plaintiffs vs Michael Cuba et al defendants. The Referee will sell the south half of the southwest quarter in section 2 township 15 north range 3 west at 2:00 PM March 12 1946 at the front door of the residence on the premises. Fifteen percent cash at sale with balance on confirmation and deed delivery. Dated February 5 1946. Phil B Campbell Sale Referee. Joseph L Jiranek attorney. February 7 14 21 28 March 7.
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