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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1970
Page
2
Osceola Nebraska founded 1872 by H T Arnold. Publisher Nancy Norton leads a 4 dollar Nebraska and 5 dollar out of state annual subscription. The paper carries a Burke quotation about the triumph of evil when good men stay silent.
A public notice outlines subscription renewal indicators and rates, plus obituary and advertisement charges. It also announces a court hearing for the administrator de bonis non to be discharged on January 5 1970 at 2 PM, with a stated seal and the County Judge Eldon R. Johnson.
Notice is published in Polk County Nebraska that the estate of Philip Micek deceased seeks final settlement determination of heirship taxes and fees with hearing set for January 6, 1970 at 2 p.m. The administrator de bonis non has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution.
Polk County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners met December 16 1969 in regular session with all members present. They audited claims across funds including General Fund Road Fund State Admin Fund and Agri Society Fund and adopted depository resolutions naming local banks. Meeting adjourned at 3 30 p m with next session set for December 23 1969.
Ida Orr LeSuer born February 18 1880 in Council Bluffs Iowa died December 22 1969 Osceola Nebraska aged 89 years 10 months and 4 days married February 22 1899 to Noble E LeSuer five sons two daughters survive funeral December 23 at Kepner Roberts Osceola with grandsons as escorts. Dana E Shostrom born November 19 1887 Polk County farm near Stromsburg married April 7 1920 to Lillian Dahl child Ruth memorial service details and survivors listed including siblings and grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Max Gabel and family visited the Adolph Kreshas Saturday evening. A son weighing 9 lbs 1 oz was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Stempek on Dec 20 at St Marys Hospital. Several Leimser and Hahn family members attended Christmas events and luncheons in Fullerton Shelby and Omaha, with a Christmas program led by Mrs Gloria Phillips.
Memorial services were held on Wednesday December 24 1969 at the Stromsburg Methodist church with Rev Alvin Trucano officiating. Beyond the Sunset and In the Garden were sung by Rev Trucano with Mrs Pearl Lea as organist. Bearers were Carol Rystrom Frank Lauerman Lloyd Lind Lyle Widga Burdette Flodman and Wayland Flodman. Interment followed in Stromsburg cemetery with Anderson Funeral Service of Stromsburg in charge.
Troy Stempek returned home after visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Laurence Leimser for several days during Christmas Eve observances.
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