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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
8
Brand new walnut spinet piano for sale by DeBoer Piano Company Hastings Nebraska. Willing to turn to a responsible party and accept payments via small monthly installments. Asking 46 dollars to handle the deal.
I thank all my friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits while I was in hospital and since returning home Special thanks to Dr Eklund and the nurses for their wonderful care.
Marsha Lee Richards expresses gratitude for cards gifts and support received during hospitalization and after returning home. She thanks the nurses aides and Dr Eklund for their kind attention.
We express gratitude to everyone who sent cards gifts and visits during our stay at Annie Jeffrey Hospital Thank you to Dr Blodig and the nurses for efficient care Signed Mrs Eugene Sterup and William Lee.
The Miller family extends deep appreciation to relatives and friends for kindness during their bereavement. Mary E Miller, Loren L Miller and family, and Mrs. Victor Doremus and family request blessings for all who offered support.
The Kresha family thanks everyone for acts of sympathy and kindness after their bereavement. May God bless you all from Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kresha and Mary.
Frank Zipper dies in car crash near Silver Creek. Local lodge votes to build a Masonic Temple costing about 30000 dollars. James Farris becomes courthouse janitor. Albert Blevins appointed. Walter Hern bloom welcomes a new son. Soldiers from Fort Crook are mustered out and greet home crowd with band. Liberty Clark buys Charles Davis home. eight year old Weberg son injured, operation successful. Thirty years ago county agent Adair resigns for Burt county. Robert James dies at eight months. Checker tournament planned. new post office lock noted. F B Kelly starts Polk county agent duties. Douglas Meyers found dead in New Orleans. fiancée Florence Sturdevant.
Following 1935 law changes, Polk county commissioners increase next year’s expense estimate by 5000 dollars to fund care for insane patients in state institutions. Community notes include anniversaries and local obituaries amid the year’s planning.
Mrs Adolph Kresha Jr and family mourn Friday morning death. Mr and Mrs C G Greenwood welcome baby girl Karen Kay born last Thursday at Immanuel Hospital Omaha. Miss Clella Hanshew and Bill Butcher wed at David City and will live on a Shelby area farm. Snow and high winds close side roads with mail relayed between neighbors.
The County Judge issued the first marriage license to an English lady Ellen Green of Burnley England to Fred Calkins son of Osceola. Nan Craven born seven pounds six ounces Friday at St Francis hospital. Delores Carman wed Lee Snodgrass in Hiawatha Kansas. Ortha Val Jean Watts and Willard Kent Perry wed in Marysville Kansas. Wm Benson died at St Francis Hospital age 79 after several weeks illness. Mrs Wm Timm dies in Lincoln after months illness. services in Osceola. Loren Lamoree dies at 22 in Fremont hospital after sudden illness. The Lamoree family formerly resided in Osceola before moving to Genoa.
Mrs. Elmer Stewart reports Mr. and Mrs. Piester Hassel bach and their three daughters JoAnn Sandy Carol and Linda DeTurk left Thursday for South Gate California Linda DeTurk joined her parents at South Gate where they are employed Mr and Mrs James McBeth visited Wallace McKeag family Monday evening Miss Mabel Wolpert Mrs Harry Crossant and Mrs Archie McClung held a quilting party Monday at Mrs John Matticks home
Mr and Mrs Fred Scow attended a Fair meeting in David City on Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart and Mr and Mrs Elmer Stewart traveled to David City Wednesday for the funeral of Thomas Snee. Archie McClung and Lynn Brigham families were visited Wednesday evening. Keith Hoderscheidt and son Roger visited the McKeags Tuesday evening. A E Kuhnel and son-in-law Leo Lenihan visited in Council Bluffs on Wednesday. Kuhnels remained and he joined Sunday, returning Monday. Elmer Stewart Horace McKeag Sunday evening.
Raymond Cerny of Chappell and Jim Kernovetz of Oshkosh visited the Lester Anderson family Friday evening. Dan Magnuson attended the wedding of Carol Rainsforth and Richard Galloway at Litchfield. The text notes Tetramycin Egg Formula and local drug dealer Crouse Tex Drug Co. Also Al Rommers and son visited the Ray Sivers family Sunday.
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