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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
8
Classified style brief listing multiple sale items including golf clubs motor vacuum cleaner seeds grasses and sewing machines with prices and contact details for each item. Includes various Nebraska addresses and phone numbers for potential buyers.
In the Matter of the Estate of Pearl Barr Deceased a petition for final settlement and determination of heirship inheritance taxes fees and commissions distribution of estate and final account discharge will be heard in Polk County Nebraska on August 5 1970 at 10 o clock A M Dated July 13 1970 Eldon R Johnson County Judge SEAL
A collection of thanks from multiple families and individuals expresses gratitude for remembrances, flowers, cards, meals, and support during illness and after bereavement. Specific thanks name pastors, doctors, hospital staff, neighbors, and organizations including the Osceola Chamber of Commerce for Kids Parade prizes.
The report shows temperatures ranging from a high of 94 and a low of 55 with varying precipitation. Grain prices listed include Wheat at 1.25, Corn at 1.14, Oats at 67, Mile at 1.73 and Beans at 2.39, reflecting market activity.
Mildred Hahn’s column lists frequent visits and travels among the Hahn, Leimser, Bollig, Pro sos ki, and Hus man families. Relatives from Seward Grand Island Columbus Greeley Omaha Osceola Papillion and Silver Creek converge for holidays and hospital stays over recent weeks.
Local families from Rising City, Osceola, Shelby, and surrounding areas hosted and visited kin from Cheyenne, Denver, Syracuse, Newman Grove, and more. Attendees gathered for dinners, birthdays, a funeral luncheon, a wedding in Omaha, and relatives touring from California and California connections.
Local residents share visits and suppers across multiple households. Names include Harold W. Johnson, Ronald Sarow, Myron Jones, Gestrine, Willits, Hanquist, and Sarow family hosting duties throughout the week in Central City and nearby areas.
West of town Sharon Sundberg of Omaha and sister Doris Faber of Leelanau Michigan were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Sundberg. Additional guests included Judy Swanson missionary speaker at Covenant Cedars and the Johnson families during various visits and gatherings this week.
Mrs Homer Green and family discussed arrangements. Donelson hosted a Nyffeler reunion at St Joseph Hall in Columbus. Donelson visited Emmons Johnson and Debbie attended a Curtis Hoffman shower for Mrs Gary Hall. Families visited in Columbus and York with numerous relatives and guests from Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Johnson and family and Mr Lawrence Swanson visited Lincoln on Sunday. Mrs Alvin Hunt and children from Grand Island were guests of the Norris Andersons. Dick Anderson JoAnn and Paul Anderson and families visited in the afternoon along with other relatives. Visitors at Norris Andersons included Mrs Marvin Gustafson and Angela and Paulette Anderson from Lincoln. Edwin Doremus Mrs Jim Hild Eddie and Mrs Ross Hirschfeld attended a wedding reception at the Ted Catlett home in Central City.
Mrs Homer Green hosted guests with Edwin Doremus family and niece Kathy Catlett noted. Don Fellows and family from Lexington joined Lloyd Wittgren family for coffee Sunday evening. Burdette Baker attended a Grand Island picnic honoring Harold Roenkotter of Evansville Illinois. Francis Doremus visited Norris Anderson Saturday evening. Lloyd Wittgren attended a wedding shower for Twyla Mentink at Ryan Hill Country Club. Joe Ehn of Polk and family joined Edwin Doremus for Sunday dinner.
Polk County ASC Chairman Richard C. Sealey reports most farmers who participated in the 1970 wheat and feed grain programs have now received their payments. Payments were disbursed in six weeks starting July 1, with nationwide total over 3 million. sealey notes cooperation and budget limits affected spring partial payments.
Thursday luncheon guests included Mrs Richard Malek and Greg of Phoenix Arizona and Mrs Gladys Wright of Genoa with Malek house guests Don Malek and two daughters of Denver. Ben Schmoker and wife visited Liberty with her sister's family. Weekend guests at John Inness home included Del Harsh and sons from Cambridge for the Appaloosa Horse show.
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