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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
2
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Emily Kreis returns home from a week in Arvada Colorado visiting the Kreis Nelson Nel son families. Many Lincoln attendees share dinners picnics and visits with local families including the Andersons Batchelders and Sundbergs. Bruce Rudeen and others visit Cedars Camp and Lincoln kin while several groups mark birthdays and leisure outings.
The passage lists numerous Sunday dinners and visits among West Linn and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs. Josie Lundgren and Mrs. Emma Ericson attend dinners with the Donelson family, while many others host relatives from Columbus, Craig Nebraska, Joliet, Wausa Nebraska, and Dayton Ohio. A large picnic honors John Crowdell with relatives from multiple states and a Dayton Ohio couple shared travel slides.
In The County Court Of Polk County Nebraska a notice to creditors is issued detailing administration of an estate. The document invites creditors to present claims by a specified deadline and to comply with probate procedures under Nebraska law.
Creditors of the estate of Maude G Musselman are notified of a county court hearing on October 29 1956 to hear adjust and allow claims filed against the estate. Claims must be filed by October 27 1956 or be forever barred. Dated June 1956 M Merrick County Judge.
The State of Nebraska informs all interested persons that the executrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution in the George P. Mace estate. A hearing to determine heirship and discharge the executrix is set for July 27, 1956 at 11:00 A M. Objections may be presented at the hearing. Dated July 3, 1956. L. M. Merrick.
Mrs Petrus Nelson returns from Stromsburg Hospital after a week as patient. Mr and Mrs Ivan Larson visit from their parents as well as Ar thur I Larson and Ralph Celland families. Mrs Wesley Fredrickson wins flower show with sweet peas bouquet. Annette Sward takes third with a mixed bouquet. John Falks receive word of birth of a son to Max Kessinger and Dolores Falk Kessinger of Wichita June 20. Kessinger is Stromsburg native. W R French to attend NEA meeting in Portland as Nebraska delegate. Miss Margaret Myrberg featured on KAWLs Salute Your Neighbor. she has 30 years teaching and varied hobbies. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Branting on June 25 at Stromsburg hospital. Mrs W J Cahill celebrated birthday with Mission Church friends.
Roger Jackson presides over prayer fellowship Thursday at 8 15 p m. C W A Friday at 1 30 p m. Work meeting 3 00 p m. Sunday School 10 a m Divine Worship 11 a m Evening Service 8 p m Senior Camp registration deadline Sunday July 8 years old and older may attend.
A ground parachute device with aerial camera and weather instruments was found and sent to Washington for Navy review after a 45 day aloft period. Nearby, Stuart Community Church forms a God's Herd of 24 calves, with nine purchased locally and grazing on donated pasture, to be sold later to aid church expenses.
Washington County Memorial Hospital in Blair is offered to the County Board of Supervisors as a county wide project due to unpaid pledges rising costs and other pressures. The move aims to place hospital funding in the county budget amid mounting debt and service challenges.
Mrs. Antonette Motl of West Point celebrated her 100th birthday with family at St. Joseph's Home for the Aged. She had turned 100 on June 21, honoring a century of life with relatives gathered from Newman Grove and beyond. The report notes her milestone occasion and family attendance.
An apparent clash between a Dakota County Commissioner and County Engineer James Cashman ends with Cashman being dismissed. Details indicate internal conflict over duties and leadership within the county administration.
The county engineer since March 1 1955 earned 600 dollars monthly and oversaw all road building in the county. He directed the county crew, managed engineering tasks on roads bridges culverts and mail route gravel. Under Cashman the crew merged into a single unit improving efficiency. A voice notes a commissioner in charge of the crew when operating in his sector.
Inquiries last week show interest in a home owned manufacturing group for Central City. A company rep visited Tuesday to scout sites as plans advance to sell 50 000 shares of preferred stock at $1 par, aiming for a home owned and controlled facility with plastics as the initial plant.
For the first time in over a year Boone county farmers express greater concern about pests and weeds than drought. The Albion News notes many areas may have rainfall above normal while farm work suffers from growing weed and insect pressures.
Mrs Axel Anderson hosted Aurora and Margit on Thursday. Marlin Johnson and family visited Randolph guests of Clinton Peterson and family. Peggy Lee and Carolyn Ann Peterson joined for a week. Herman Walin of Ceresco visited the Axel Anderson home. E H Nelson of Roswell and Phil B Campbell dined with the DeLand and Karrer households.
Mrs Hannah Johnson and guests visited Holdrege on Saturday while others toured Lincoln for Allan Christensen Norma Schritt nuptials. Dr John Mills and family vacationing in Colorado with Dan Mills staying Osceola. Local shoppers are offered 78 cent blouses at Steeples Store in a July sale with 2 for 1.49 and sizes 32 to 38.
A large navy meteorological balloon descended on the George Fullerton ranch late Saturday as Amelia residents watched. The event drew a small crowd and caused curiosity about its purpose and origin.
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