Obituaries for Swanson Smith Wozny Feature Five Deaths
Norman Dean Swanson 45 of Central City Nebraska died February 18 1976 at Larson Pioneer Nursing Home in Aurora He served in the US Army Airborne Paratroopers and Army Field Artillery earning an Outstanding Soldier of the Month award Survived by mother four sisters and five brothers Russell C Smith 62 of Shelby died February 18 1976 at Behlen Memorial Hospital in Columbus He married Bertha DeBaets in 1934 and had three children Mary A Wozny 86 of Columbus died February 1976 at Columbus Manor Funeral rites held at St Bonaventure Church She was born 1889 in Duncan and survived by three daughters three sons 19 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren
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Norman Dean Swanson
Central City
Nebraska
Larson Pioneer
Aurora
Norman
Elmer and
Marie Lundgren Swanson
Polk County
Osceola
U. S. Airborne
Army Field Artillery
Germany
Armed Forces of
United States
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Iowa
Lincoln
Jean Sawyers
Richard
Dennis
Rex
Phyllis Schick
Columbus
Ohio
Vern
Shirley) van Ohlen
Donald
Rosalie) Paulsen
McMinn
Russell Smith
Russell C. Smith
Shelby
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Thearon
Mercie
Smith
Bertha DeBaets
United Methodist Church
Robert Smith
Karen) Euse
Silver Creek
David
Marian) Hiemer
Delwyn Milander
Peggy Coffin
Diana Scowas
Mary Wozny
Mary A. Wozny
Columbus Manor
Regis Watts
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
St. Bonaventure Cemetery
Wozny
Duncan
Martin and
Gertrude
Jarecki) Zarek
William Wozny
Osceola Visitors Share Lincoln Weekend Update
Last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Arthur Senkbeil visited in Lincoln with their grandson Brian Senkbeil who is recovering from hip surgery. Mr and Mrs Bill McGahan and family of North Platte were weekend guests in the Albin Prososki home. Mr McGahan also attended the wrestling tournaments in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Robert Grossnicklaus were Sunday guests of relatives in Omaha and Millard.
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Arthur Senkbeil
Lincoln
Brian Senkbeil
Bill McGahan
North Platte
Albin
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Otto Yllescas at Ryan Hill
A bridal shower Sunday afternoon at Ryan Hill Country Club honored the bride Mrs Barbara Yllescas formerly Barbara Schott. Hostesses were Mrs Jack Schott Mrs J F Theisen Mrs Ray Wagner and Mrs Lyle Johnston. Over forty guests attended. A musical program Bride Bingo and a salad lunch were on the menu. Mrs Joseph Schott the bride's grandmother poured coffee and Mrs J F Theisen served punch.
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Ryan Hill Country Clubhouse
Otto Yllescas
Barbara Schott
Mmes
Jack Schott
J. F. Theisen
Ray Wagner
Lyle Johnston
Joseph Schott
Thanks for support during hospitalization and bereavement
The message expresses gratitude to Dr Davis and hospital staff for hospitalization care, Rev Nordstrom for visits and prayers, relatives and friends for cards flowers gifts food and visits, and thanks Swede Home Church ladies for luncheon. It also thanks relatives neighbors and friends for cards gifts and visits during hospital stay and after recovery.
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Columbus
Osceola
Polk County
Joe
Charles Roberts
Dr. Davis
Dave
Renae
Karla
Jean Ratcliff
Hazel Gleim
Norman D. Swanson
Homeward Echoes From a Texas Odysseys Visit
The author recalls returning home to Polk County after a Texas road trip with memories of sunsets, reunions with Osceola and McCook friends, and visits to Bishop Palace in Galveston. Highlights include a Heritage Garden village dining at The Pickett House in Woodville, seafood at Guido's, and a trip through Mexico ending at The Point of No Return.
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Polk County
Mission
Cecil
Marian
Halquist) DeLand
Carl
Harriet Johnson
Ray Cruises
Arlene
Steeple) Travnicek
Tempe
Rick
Renee Rutter
Bishop’s Palace
Galveston
Maryland
York
Walter French
Stromsburg
Heritage Garden Village
Woodville
Texas
Pickett House
Raymond
Guido’s
Mexico
WCTU Meeting Highlights Revolutionary Women Speakers
The WCTU gathered at the Larry Davis home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Davis led devotions and Miss Lillian Wieseman spoke about 125 women who played key roles in the American Revolution, detailing seven well known figures including Abigail Adams and Martha Washington. America was sung to close the patriotic program.
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WCTU
Larry Davis
Lillian Wieseman
Abigail Adams
Mercy Otis Warren
Sybil Liedington
Martha Washington
Mary Ludwig
Margaret M. Cocharan
Deborah Sampson
America
New Resident Arrives at Polk Center
Clarence Newton of Polk is named a new resident. Thelma Hastings plans a February 29 birthday observance. Quarantine limits volunteers but center activities continue. Farmers Wives Club of Rising City and Twice Blessed Mothers of Twins assist with favors, receiving resident appreciation.
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Miriam Carey
Clarence Newton
Polk
Thelma Hastings
Farmers Wives Club
Rising City
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