Obituary of Frank Joy Born 1874 in Peoria Iowa
Frank Joy son of James and Mary Joy was born July 19 1874 in Peoria Iowa. He moved to Nebraska in childhood and spent his life there. He married Grace Church November 30 1899 and had six children seven grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. His parents and four sisters preceded him in death.
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Tillman Frank Joy
James
Mary Joy
Peoria
Iowa
Nebraska
Grace Church
Tillman Joy
Osceola
Mildred Wickberg
Myra Stoghill
Rock Island
Verma McCormick
el Monte
Calif
Paul Joy
Ill
Richard A. Peterson Born in Illinois in 1890
Richard Alfred Peterson son of Gust A. and Louise Peterson was born in Henry County Illinois on November 16, 1890. He died suddenly at Sacred Heart Hospital Loup City Nebraska on January 5 1961 at age 70 1 19. His family moved to Polk County Nebraska as a boy where he attended school and grew to manhood. He later went to California where he met and married.
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Richard Alfred Peterson
Gust A
Louise Peterson
Henry County
Ill
Sacred Heart Hospital
Loup City
Nebraska
Illinois
Polk County
Calif
Fred Husak
Glen Hendricks
Fred Dunn
Dale Dunn
Sam Cook
Clarks
Lakewood
California
Paul Ellis
Merle Lavelle
Clarence Rahrs
Robert
Polk
Guy Smith
Wren Sherwood
Osceola
Harlan Rowan
Darrell Shostrom
Vance Teegerstrom
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Timmy Teegerstrom
William Larson
Karlene
Richard Ekstrom
Clarence Carlson
Glen Green
James Loukota
Exeter
Nebr
Thomas Hofbauer
James Anderly
David City
Leon Fiala
Anderly
Albert A. Gabriel
John Tomasevicz
Shelby
Kenneth Sipes
Alfred Bernt
Albert W. Gabriel
P.E.O
Maud Nuquist
Anna Husak
J. P. Masek
Denise Dunn
St. Andrews
George Zimmerman
J. H. Gustafson
Maude Nuquist
Nancy Laase
Lincoln
Sherman Bauer
Sidney
Town
Bauer
Wesleyan
University of Nebraska
Danny
Omaha
William Baker Sr
Tom Husak
Trump Bridge Club
Vernon Johnson
Mike Snodgrass
Jay McDonald
George Buchta
Dale Buchta
Royal
A. R. Blackburn
Portland
Oregon
Rex
Dunn’s
Darrel Shostrom
Larry Jones
Bradshaw
Steve Jones
Leroy Johnson
Verner Johansen
Phoenix
Ariz
Oscar Jones
Wesley Jones
Hubert Hotchkiss
Stromsburg
Columbus
Dwight Edwards
Albert Timm
W.F. Eiseman
Citrus Heights
Timm
Scholz
San Diego
W. O. Hansen
Los Angeles
San ‘Diego
Joe L. Scholz
Carl
Arthur Scholz
Rs Leroy Rhodes
Aurora
Margit Anderson
Theo Hanson
Hansons
Alma
Pit.l. Black
Herman Anderson
Black
Atlanta
Georgia
Col. Black
General Army
Nebraska Women’s Home Extension Council
District Court Room
Paul Meister
Jerome Meister
Bellwood
Laurence Meister
A. C. Schott
Donald Sterup
Hollis Stromberg
Mervin Stromberg
Dwight
Martin Jones
Norfolk
Edwards
Vern Johnson
Steve
Karen
Joe Fijell
Lloyd Fjell
Russell Fjell
Ray Conrad
Dee Ann
Leo Funkhouser
A. D. Albers
Ray
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Death Valley
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
O. J. Schneiders
Bakersfield
Rose Parade
Disneyland
Knott’s
Iui
Delmar McFadden
Richard E. Swearingen
Margaret Jackson
Fontenelle
Lester Anderson
Rose Swan
Don Cerny
Jeanette
Earle Miller
Wm. Campain
Ricky Mattley
Hastings
Ricky
Bob Weber
Francis Ienn
Leonard Girard
Joseph Schott
Frank Zeiser
Niles
Ohio
Alamo
Elton Berck
Wesley
Walter Koehler
Harley Walkeley
Central City
Wayne Schultz
Todd Cotton
Jack Tindall
Pete Stromberg
Walter Nelson
Ethel Nelson
Iowa
Wm. DeLand
W. O. Sargent l
Grand Island
Charles Sargent
Clara
Cora Schott
St. Mary’s Hospital
Edwin Lewis
John E. Anderson
Burnell McClain
Leonard Olson
Wausa
Susie Tilley
A. E. Ekstrom
Lillie Chindgren
Peterson family obituary highlights Nebr Arcadia ties
Miss Lillie Samuelson died, and Peter Peterson's life spanned California to Arcadia Nebraska. Survived by wife three daughters eight grandchildren two sisters, many in-laws and nephews. Funeral services were held January 7 at Arcadia Congregational Church with burial January 9 at Hillcrest Cemetery Omaha.
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Lillie Samuelson
Marysville
California
Valah
Bert Rapp
Omaha
Peterson
Calif
Polk County
Nebr
Ruth
Peter David Stout
Taylorsville
Kentucky
Stromsburg
Livestock Commission
Donna
Dale Ogden
Arcadia
Tare
Emil Monson
Wm. Larson
Osceola
Gunnard
Addie
Einfred
Esel
Joe Lindblade
Mary Louise Agans
Congregational Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
New Officers Installed In Rebekah Lodges
Margaret Pehrson District Deputy President and staff installed 1961 term officers in Rebekah Lodges across Shelby Central City Polk and Osceola. Local lodge officers named Berniece Ahlquist Dolly Bond Margaret Pehrson and Olive Ready.
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Margaret Pehrson
Nina Bond
Lois Grossnicklaus
Marie Lewis
Lulu Ward
Dolly Bond
Rebekah
Shelby
Central City
Polk
Osceola
Berniece Ahlquist
Noble Grand
Olive Ready
Bills Flood Nebraska Legislature in Early Session
In Lincoln the Nebraska Legislature enters its second week as senators rush new bills. Through Jan 30 they may introduce proposals and, after that, only committees or the governor may act. In week one 111 measures were filed aiming to prune obsolete laws and harmonize statutes.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lawmakers debate governor succession and legislative pace
The article notes a constitutional waiting period bars all elected officials except the governor from seeking the governorship for two years after term end, including the lieutenant governor. Veteran observers see fewer bills in early session, with some predicting totals near 800, while others caution it is too early to guess. Locals cover gatherings, visits, births, marriages, travel, and community notices across Osceola and nearby towns with numerous names and events.
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