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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
7
In Polk County Nebraska the county court sets a hearing for January 19, 1951 at 10 a.m. on the final account and report of the administratrix in the estate of Harry H. Herrmann deceased. The petition requests final settlement and distribution, with heirship determined and the administratrix discharged. Interested persons may appear.
Legal public notice from L. M. Merrick, County Judge, dated December 21 1950 with seal. Publication dates listed as December 28 and January 4 11. Record of a local governmental action or court proceeding appears in this official notice.
Petition filed to appoint Frances Zelazny as Administratrix of Edward J. Zelazny deceased. Hearing set for January 19, 1951 at 10 A.M. in Polk County Nebraska. Dated December 23, 1950. Notices published December 28 and January 4 and 11.
The writer thanks everyone for the cards flowers and remembrances sent during a hospital stay expressing deep appreciation for the support received.
Mr and Mrs Carl Gustafson and family of Lincoln were dinner guests at the J H Gustafson home and the Morris Richards family were afternoon callers.
Edward A. Schnasse of Wakefield Nebraska will receive the Record for the coming year as a birthday gift from his parents Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse.
Mrs Morris Richards and family helped mark the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J H Gustafson on January 4th and noted another milestone for Mrs Gustafson.
Mr and Mrs Albert Timm arrived home last Friday after visiting their daughter Mrs W Eiseman and family in Philadelphia over the holidays.
Mrs. R. M. McDonald and her daughter-in-law Mrs. Jay McDonald entertained the NBBC Bridge Club Friday evening. High score prize went to Mrs. Clyde Smith, traveling prize to Mrs. Albert Timm, and guest prize to Mrs. Dewey Sigler.
A lone skier Glen Owens discovers a plane wreck on White Crest slope and saves a badly injured man. The dramatic rescue makes him a national figure and spurs Hollywood offers, culminating in a $30,000 deal and a ranch purchase with his partner Leah Conroy. Later he explains legerdemain as a joke while reporters swarm Crest.
Mr and Mrs G G Shelmadine and family visited in Hastings with relatives including Mrs Schreiner and Mrs Wiese man. A baby boy Stephen Alexander was born December 19 and baptized January 7 at St Cecelia Cathedral Hastings with sponsors Alfred N Gondringer and Albert E Shemek. Other guests included Max Peterson Neal McBeth Brooke Berggren Carl Bedient and Charles Fischer at Stromsburg area gatherings.
Ray Dobson and Don Schip pareil were business callers in Grand Island last Wednesday. Mrs. Carman and Shirley stayed in Omaha after a mastoid operation for Shirley on Friday. Rex Graham and kin from Silver Creek were called to Albion Friday by the death of Rex’s uncle Emory Sparks. Louis Tschantre had an appendicitis operation at St Francis Hospital on Thursday. Ed Staroska was taken to St Marys Hospital in Columbus after several days illness. Frank Carman and three children joined Chase Brand for Sunday dinner.
Supper guests included Mr and Mrs Ted Wyman on Thursday evening. Mrs Vern McCormick assisted at Wayne Willits home and met the new grandson. Rudolph Carman and children of Riverdale Neb were guests at Frank Carman home en route from Wisconsin. Sunday visitors included Carl Brand, Mr and Mrs Walter Brand of Wisner and the Charles Brand family.
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