District 18 By Alta Lisko
Mrs Rudy Zollars and children of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs James Lowthers. Frank Ziemba and sons visit John Stec of Monroe. Phil Micek and Leon Hopwood travel to Grand Island on business. Frank Anderson of Omaha calls on Claude Fletcher. York business callers visit Mrs Louis A Schmidt and Karenjo at Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Zollars
Columbus
Butch Eschler
James Lowthers
Frank Ziemba and
John Stec
Monroe
Phil Micek
Leon Hopwood
Near Shelby
Grand Island
Frank Anderson
Omaha
Claude Fletcher
Frank Ziemba
York
Louis A. Schmidt
Karenjo
A. D. Fellers
Art
Near
Edward Lisko
Neil Brigham
Maxine
Josephine Benda
Albert
Ronald Ziemba
John Micek
Micek
Leo Stec
Tom Micek
Fletcher
Gary
Clarence Coffin
Shelby
Donna Tyler
Karenjo Schmidt
Mike Podraza
Henry Podraza
Children
Emil Koziol
Clarks
Louis Robak
Ruby Zollars
David Schmidt
Kramer High
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Leslie Hohndorff
Alfred Kuhnel
Darrell Schachenmyer
Suzanne Schachenmyer
Art Schachenmyer
Dennis
Fullerton
Joe Gabriel
California
Kenneth Mentink
Kent Berrys
Clifford Hernbloom
Dick Alt
Duncan
Hubert Alt
Wesley Chapel community notes and obituaries
The Wesley Chapel Missionary Society met with Mrs. Minnie Cadwell presiding. Numerous social calls and visits are noted across nearby towns including West Point and Columbus. Obituary details describe the Randell family, funerals held in York and Osceola with Rev. Robert V. Johnson officiating and multiple mourners listed.
Social notes from Osceola and surrounding towns
Residents and visitors are listed with arrivals and departures, family visits, and local gatherings. Names include Bruce Pickett, Walter Calhoun, Hilbert Buchta, E H Scholz, Judy and Earl Jenkins, Norman Henggeler, Timmy, Gary Lux, and others. Events span hospital updates, birthdays, bridge parties, card evenings, and farewell for Gertsch family moving to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wieseman
Corpus Christi
Tex
Chicago
Hilbert Buchta
Donald Schmoker
York
Earl Jenkins
E. E. Burritt
Jack Bryant
Silver Creek
Walter Yungdahl
Leonard Mentink
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Gary Lux
Francis Lux
Shelby
Frank Lux
Columbus
Theresia Litzen
California
Harold E. Nelson
George Zimmerman
Lynn
Bud Anderson
Ruth Shustrum
Earl Bond
Bill Umstead
Leila Miley
Betty Lou Burritt
David Rutter
Osceola Farm
Bureau
B. W. Gertsch
Escondido
Calif
Bruce Pickett
Charles Walgreen
Ed Schott
Otto Daum
Carol
Walter Watts
Gayla
Patty
Harley Varner
Randell Pioneer Farmhand and Family Man Dies at 79
Fred G. Randell born April 2 1880 in Harlan county Iowa son of John and Elizabeth Randell. He moved with family to Colby Kansas as a youth then farmed near Osceola Nebraska with his uncle until 1937. He married Hazel Holm on March 16 1916 and had three children. He joined the Baptist Church, aided the community, and was a long time Odd Fellows member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Randell
John
Elizabeth Martin Randell
Harlan
Harland County
Iowa
Colby
Kansas
Mr Randell
Nebraska
Warren Randell
Osceola
Hazel Holm
Jensen
The
Baptist Church
Rolland Randell
United States Army
Madison
Wisconsin
Margaret Pehrson
Lois Hartel
Stromsburg
Randell
Odd Fellows Lodge
Croisant Rites Reflect Life Of Nebraska Native
Harry F. Croisant born near Platte Center September 10 1898 died January 6 1960 at Clarkson Hospital Omaha Neb He married Virginia M Walter in 1920 and farmed in Polk County He leaves wife two brothers Edward and Albert sister Lydia Wheatley and many relatives Services were conducted in Castle Memorial Evangelical U B Church Shelby Neb with soloist Mrs Wayne Kinnan and accompanist Mrs Chester Buchholz Burial in Shelby Cemetery The family notes include poetic scripture lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Croisant
Fredrich
Sophia Croisant
Platte Center
Nebr
Clarkson
Omaha
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Polk County
Virginia M. Walter
Greeley
Colo
Virginia
Edward H. Croisant
Stromsboro
Albert P. Croisant
Osceola
Neb
Lydia Wheatley
Los Angeles
Cal
Raymond
Harry
Karl Zieman
Castle Memorial Evangelical U .B. Church of
Shelby
Wayne Kinnan
Isle of Somewhere
Chester Buchholz
Shelby Cemetery
Homer Brigham
Howard Pierce
John Matticks
Glenn Sack
Maurice Watts
Roland Scow
Sod
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska
The County Court of Polk County Nebraska holds probate proceedings. The notice states actions to be taken, deadlines, and requirements for interested parties to appear or respond as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Estate of Carl O. Carlson probate petition filed
In Nebraska the estate of Carl O. Carlson requests probate of the will and appointment of Carl R. Carlson and Carl Holm as executors. A hearing is set for February 5, 1960, at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room in Osceola. Dated January 6, 1960. (SEAL) J. E. Steeple County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O. Carlson
State of
Nebraska
Carl R. Carlson
Carl Holm
Osceola
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alta Lisko
Wesley Chapel
Floyd West
Wesley Chapel Missionary Society
Minnie Cadwell
Ross Richards
Burt Burns
Morris Richards
George Heinemeyer
Irene Meacham
Social Center
Lester McCormick
Central City
Alvina Siefken
Harvey Mueller
Ann
Llyod Drum
John Norvicki
Fred
Claire Howe
Leo Albers
Holdrege
Howe
Werner Johansen
Raymond Schott
Dick Merrick
Laurence Meister
Louie Schott and
John Albers
Stoner
Nyla Pehrson
Kearney State Teachers College
Richard Pehrson
Mary Beth Hartel
Judith
Micheal Randell
Stella Keck
Mevant
I.C.C.F
Robert V. Johnson
Maurine Schuman
Doris Kries
Jesus
Dale Lewis
Fred Bond
Charles Stewart
Milton Hanson
Robert Grossnicklaus
Osceola Cemetery
Valley
Sen. Hruska
Roman L. Hruska
March of Dimes
Mary Park
Washington, D. C
Mary
Chevrolet
Nate
Wellaiiiis Jr
M-E-L-T
Rexall Drug Store
J. E. Steeple
Big Smith
Canada
Gulf
McDonald’s
Sunkist
Rome
Sausag
Duncan Hines
W. K
Maxwell House
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