Local families share holiday visits across Nebraska
A long list of relatives from Broken Bow to Genoa and Columbus gathered across Nebraska for Christmas and New Year visits. Notables include the Ernsts and Greens in Denver, the Leimsers in Richland, and many Rosenthals, Hahns, and Wozniaks visiting kin in Kearney, Lincoln, and Alexandria. The piece also notes Bicentennial flag guidance and the death of Minnie Benda at 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Ernst
Denver
Stanley Greens
Lester. Engel
Bob Hobbs
Green
Louis
Flossie) Ernst
Mike Husmann
William’ Sessler
Harold Husmanns
Broken Bow
Ron Stempek
Travis
Carl Bollig
Laura Adkisson
Lawrence Leimser
Henry Shotkoski
Genoa
Thad Rosenthal
John Hahn
Mildred
Carl Tschauner
Gail Rosenthal
Jerome Cuza
Julia
Lonny
Shane Lee Borer
Lyle_Borers
C. W. Cedarberg
Craig
Barbara Pittman
Ruth Reeves
Mary Jo
Madison
Milton Pittmans
Jack Stec
Neve Oe
Katherine Stec
Phoenix
Arizona
Robert Leimser
Richland
Betty Wachal
Don Gunderson
Bellwood
David Leimser
Thersa Hogsed
Pam Wachal
Alexandria
Virginia
Dewn Wachal
Heibel
Anna Flamme
Carrie Eller
Alta Lisko
Helen Rozanek
Ron Stempek and
Larry Wozniak
Kearney
Fritz Wozniak
Alaska
Chris Husmann
Carrol Hahn
Lincoln
Harold Husmann
Jackie Wegner
Chapman
Lawrence Leimsers
Ricky Husmanns
Ron Stempers
Darro! Broekemeier
Justin
Delbert Broekemeier
Central City
Douglas Hahn
Ron Leimser
Don Searcy
Nebraska American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
NARBC
American Revolution Bicentennial Administration
ARBA
Nebraska State Department of Roads
Obituary for Mervin R Stromberg in Rising City church ties
Mervin Russel Stromberg born December 7 1921 in Polk County Nebraska served in the Army Air Force during World War II worked for Branting Hardware Osceola and later twenty years with the ASCS Department of Agriculture. He married Ruth Merklinger June 12 1949 at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Plymouth Nebraska and had three children. He died January 2 1977 aged 55 after kidney disease, survived by his wife Ruth, children Connie Michael and Kimberly, two brothers, three sisters, one son in law Dr Robert Nelson and one grandchild Kevin. Funeral held January 5 at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Rising City. Interment Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin R. Stromberg
Mervin Russel Stromberg
Oshen
Florence Rodene Stromberg
Polk County
Nebraska
Swede Home Lutheran Church
Osceola
Clarks
Ais
Army Air Force
Branting Hardware
ASCS
Department of Agriculture
Ruth Merklinger
St. Paul’s
Mervin
Ruth
Robert
Connie) Nelson
Gothenburg
Michael
Kimberly
Hollis
Wayne
Wichita
Kansas
Keith
Jeanette) Colson
Stromsburg
Clifford
Darlene) Soll
James
Joyce
Marker
York
Robert Nelson
Kevin Nelson
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rising
City
Philip Zarling
Allan Andresen
Rolland Stromberg
Richard C. Sealey, Sr
DeVern Rodene
Earl Watts
Orval Eikenhorst
Osceola Cemetery
Osceola tops in Clarks Invitational as wrestlers place third
Osceola wrestlers finish third at the Clarks Invitational behind Wahoo and Grand Island Reserves. The Osceola girls basketball team drops at Polk, while the boys thriller ends with a close loss to Wahoo Neumann. Also noted are honors for Wayne State College students and a Navy Lt. Gerald J. Cerny deployment with the Seventh Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Wahoo Neumanni
OHS
Sutton
Osceola
Wahoo
Grand Island
Clarks
Stromsburg
March of Dimes
Bill Day
Teresa Campbell
Bill
Teresa
Navy
Gerald J. Cerny
John Cernys
San Diego
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
North Island Naval Air Station
Coronado
Seventh Fleet
U. S
United States
Cerny
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis, Maryland
Hospital patient roster lists local residents
A list of patients and dismissals from area hospitals includes Edmund Bernt and Esther Bernt of Osceola, George Buchta of Osceola, Maggie Burg of Stromsburg, Lawrence Burke of Stromsburg, Elsie Davis of Osceola, Mollie DeLand of Osceola, Walter Fisher of Osceola, Raymond Johnson of Stroms, Richard Klein of Osceola, Clarence Newton of Osceola, Ralph Nightingale of Osceola, Nellie Olson of Stromsburg, Peter Petersen of Stromsburg, Max Quick of Stromsburg, Florence Salisbury of Stroms, Wren Sherwood of Stromsburg, Elmie Steever of Stromsburg, Clara Tenniges of Osceola, Ellen Wieseman of Osceola, with dismissals for Karl Anderson of Lincoln and others including Pamela Green of Polk, Jane Roberts of Osceola, Dorothy Larson of Stromsburg, Denner Liermann of York, Sharon Noyd and baby girl of Stromsburg, Frank Thelen of Shelby, Joyce Colling of Osceola, Sidney Scott of Osceola, Blanche Donelson of Stroms, Cora Brockman of Osceola, Frank Korinek of Osceola, and Todd Tonniges of Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Bernt
Osceola
Esther E. Bernt
George Buchta
Maggie M. Burg
Stromsburg
Lawrence Burke
Elsie Davis
Mollie DeLand
Walter J. Fisher
Raymond E. Johnson
Stroms
Richard Klein
Clarence Newton
Ralph Nightingale
Nellie C. Olson
Peter Petersen
Max Quick
Florence Salisbury
Wren Sherwood
Elmie Steever
Clara Tenniges
Ellen Wieseman
Karl Anderson
Lincoln
Pamela Green
Polk
Jane Roberts
Dorothy Larson
Denner Liermann
York
Sharon Noyd
Baby Girl
Frank Thelen
Shelby
Joyce Colling
Sidney Scott
Blanche Donelson
Cora Brockman
Frank Korinek
Todd Tonniges
Gresham
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Minnie) Benda
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