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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
3
Green's Chapel area hosts a busy Fourth of July while relatives from Wyoming Minnesota and Elk River join dinners and picnics. Nearby residents include the Mentink and Beatty families with friends visiting from Hastings Seward and Holdrege. A Buckley Park cookout caps the holiday as multiple households share meals and fireworks.
Platte College Foundation receives a 3000 gift from Elizabeth S. Turner of Des Moines in memory of Paul Peter son, lifelong Columbus resident and longtime public power expert. Gift will be invested and interest used for scholarships. Students should contact the Office of Student Services for applications. donors urged to reach Robert Gangel or Dr. William E. Snead for contributions.
Joseph A Horst born March 1 1881 in Osceola died July 2 1972 in Lincoln at age 91. He graduated Osceola High School 1903 moved to Lincoln to run a grocery store and lived there remainder of life. Survivors include brothers William Denver Ernest Belgrade and Otto Inglewood and sister Christine Los Angeles. wife predeceased him 1941. Services July 6 at Amberger Sheaff Mortuary Lincoln with burial at Lincoln Memorial Park. Mrs Lillian Bush of Nebraska City visited sister in law Dorothy Bush.
Mr and Mrs E C Schott returned from an eleven day trip to the Tetons and Yellowstone Park. They met their grandson Bob Olberding who works at the park. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Robert Olberding of Omaha. On returning the Schotts visited Mrs A T Wilson at Curtis who was happy and sewing and asked them to greet Osceola friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemmer of David City hosted visitors Friday and Saturday. Saturday callers included the Glen Hinkle family of Chapman and the Ford Bonds of York. Weekend guests in the Tom Schmoker home were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schmoker and Mary of Holdrege. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anderson hosted additional guests.
A group including Elsie Cerny Mrs Leonard Leswing Susan of Denver and Mrs George Hruska of Omaha visited Tim and Joe Anderson in Lincoln on Sunday and called at Columbus relatives on Wednesday. Mrs Larry Miley and Shari of Lincoln stayed Friday with the Ron Beebe family. Mrs Dan Strobl arrived from White Bear Lake Minn for a two week visit with her parents Milan and Mary Snodgrass. Their son Bryan has been staying at the Snodgrass home for ten days with Denise Snodgrass bringing him by plane while returning from the Strobl visit.
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