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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
2
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A heat related death is reported for Mrs. Louis Nebosis Jr at the Nebosis farm garden north east of Osceola on Saturday. Other notices include births, a smallpox quarantine at Fred Schmoker’s home, a central meat market fire, and the drowning of Benjamin Hastert in the Platte River while fishing with brothers.
Osceola Nebraska editor Perry N Sapp notes subscription rates for Nebraska and out of state readers in a local card of thanks and public notice section. The item lists yearly rates and mentions postal handling.
A young man attempting to cross the river went beyond his depth and disappeared beneath the water. Rescue teams found no immediate sign of him, and authorities are investigating the incident.
Announcement from Osceola lists the marriage of Oscar Anderson and Miss Lenore Ethel Small in Seattle. The couple’s plans and recent six week stay in Seattle are noted amid local notices.
Obituary reports Henry F Nantkes dies at 74 in Osceola. Community notes list births at local homes, a drug company sale to Sam Crouse, weekend visits, and social events across Osceola and nearby towns.
Ten years ago a seven pound baby girl was born to Lt Edward Klein and his wife in San Antonio Texas. Lt Klein is stationed at Camp Grant while Mrs Klein has been with her parents in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Donald Schott and family spent Monday evening at John Drog home in St Edward. Ed Davis dined with Donald Schipporeit family. Jim Koza visited Monday evening. Wyman family and others traveled to Central City Friday to see Mrs Sam Wyman’s Denver sisters. Mary Lou Stanczyk and Bob Madison stayed with Frank Stanczyk in Omaha area. Sam Wyman took Bob to Omaha to depart for San Diego. Mrs Harold Keith and children visited Mrs Ann Jones in Columbus Monday afternoon.
Friday the thirteenth marked Mrs. George Heinemeyer’s birthday with a gathering of seven ladies hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Meacham. The column lists numerous local visits, family dinners, and social events around Fairview, Osceola, and surrounding areas with relatives from Columbus, Falls City, Madison, and nearby towns.
Weekend visitors came to Osceola from Wilber to stay with Mrs McDonald and her daughter. Mrs Katie Havel and Mr and Mrs Joe Havel also joined, with Mrs Havel extending her visit to spend more time with her daughter and family.
Classified notice lists a physician and surgeon with practice at 4481 Osceola and residence at 3101. No further details provided.
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