Obituary: Eugene A. Johansen 46 Osceola resident
Eugene Jinx Johansen born January 12 1927 in Genoa Nebraska died July 11 1973 at Annie Jeffrey Hospital Osceola Nebraska after a lengthy illness He was a World War II veteran former farmers co op driver and longtime Osceola volunteer fireman He served on the Osceola School Board and led the town baseball team He married JoAnn Wieseman in 1954 and leaves wife Bradley son and multiple siblings and relatives services were held July 13 at Osceola High School Auditorium with burial in Osceola Cemetery
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Eugene Arthur Johansen
Eugene
Jinx
Arthur Johansen
Arthur
Alice (Kershaw) Johansen
Genoa
Nebraska
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Osceola
Methodist Church
Shelby
Poys
Central Nebraska
Cornhusker
Osceola School Board
American Legion
William Wolfe
Lincoln
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Methodist Hospital
Obituary: Edna V Renquist of Osceola Dies at 77
Edna V Renquist born February 29 1896 near Benedict passed away July 12 1973 after a heart attack at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. She married Arthur W Anderson April 4 1917 and lived on a Osceola area farm before moving to town. Survived by five children sixteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren three sisters two brothers and many relatives. Funeral July 16 at St Paul Lutheran Osceola with Pastor Nordstrom officiating. interment Osceola Cemetery.
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Edna V. Renquist
August Renquist
Benedict
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
York County
Stromsburg High School
Arthur W. Anderson
LeMoyne
Lois
Wesley Peterson
Irene
Osceola
Erwin
Bud
Omaha
Darlene Schoenfeld
Lincoln
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Henry Swanson
Arthur
Nebr
Ellen Larson
Gurley
Maurice Sundberg
Stromsburg
Roy Renquist
Sterling
Colorado
Walford Renquist
Racine
Wisconsin
David Nordstrom
Howard Boden
Lynn
Bryce
Kurt Anderson
James Sinner
Rodney White
Keith Peterson
Osceola Cemetery
Earl Bond obituary notes farm life and family ties in Osceola
Earl Oscar Bond born August 29 1895 died July 8 1973 at 77. Genealogy recalls early church membership with Wayland and Osceola Methodist. He married Goldie Gleim in 1915. children Elaine Umstead and Alton. survivors include wife two children four grandsons and a great grandson.
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Earl Oscar Bond
Coleman
Edith Bond
Wayland Church
Osceola Methodist Church
Osceola Odd Fellow Lodge
Goldie M. Gleim
Elaine Umstead
Osceola
Alton
Kent
Wash
Gresham
Goldie
William Bachman Death Notice in Shelby
William Bachman age 83 died July 15 in Long Beach California. Rev Kenneth Edmonds will officiate services 1 p m Thursday at United Methodist Church Shelby. He formerly lived in rural Shelby. Survivors include wife two children Gerald of Omaha and Mrs Lenore Green of Long Beach three grandchildren five great grandchildren and one brother Carl of Fremont. Burial will be in Shelby Cemetery
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Kenneth Edmonds
United Methodist
Stitch and Stir 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Stitch and Stir 4-H club met at Susie Wyman's home on July 3 at 2:00 with all members present. Mrs. Wyman offered judging tips and members brought butterscotch brownies for peer judging. Fair entries were discussed and a picnic for the final meeting was planned.
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Susie Wyman
Mrs. Wyman
Jayne Nelson
Notable Osceola figure mourned by family and friends
A funeral service for a local resident was held July 11 at the United Methodist Church with Rev. Truman Bachenberg officiating. Interment followed in Osceola Cemetery. Attendees included a great granddaughter two brothers Ord of Fremont Ford of York a sister Mrs Foy Rosenberry of Gresham and step-brother Harley Bush of Alliance among numerous relatives and friends. Preceding him were his mother father a brother sister and a grandson. The soloist Carolyn Wieseman and organist Carolyn Hanson accompanied the service. Escorts named were Roy Grossnicklaus Max Hennings Harlan McKeag Raymond Roehrs David Anderson and E. E. Burritt.
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JoAnn
Bradley
Arthur Johansen
Osceola
Bob
Bill
Gerald
Dennis
Gene
Dorothy) Cole
Columbus
David
Pat) Richards
Jim
Joan) Sterup
Truman Bachenberg
Osceola High School
Elmer Johnson
Ceva Eller
Rex Grossnicklaus
Gary Bock
Harold Grossnicklaus
Robert Prokop
Bob Hegi
Wayne Stallings
Ord
Fremont
Ford
York
Foy Rosenberry
Gresham
Harley Bush
Alliance
United Methodist Church
Carolyn Wieseman
Carolyn Hanson
Roy Grossnicklaus
Max Hennings
Harlan McKeag
Raymond Roehrs
David Anderson
E. E. Burritt
Osceola Cemetery
Preparing gardens for summer absence says extension agent
Polk County Extension Agent Donald L. Sigler advises homeowners to ready landscapes before trips. Wayne Whiteney of the University of Nebraska Lincoln offers tips: mow regularly, water deeply before leaving, shade and sink potted plants, prune flowering blooms, and feed lightly after pruning to encourage fresh growth on returning.
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Donald L. Sigler
Polk County
Wayne Whiteney
Vacation landscaping tips for a carefree summer away
A guide explains using complete fertilizer worked into topsoil and watering, fertilizing house plants, harvesting ripened vegetables, and having a neighbor check fast maturing crops. It warns about summer pests, instructs edging walks and beds, and emphasizes landscape prep as normal weekend maintenance to return to a healthy, welcoming home.
Rein family weekend visit spans Archer and Central City
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rein and their children Tami Traci and Todd of Lincoln stayed with Blanch Rein over the weekend. They joined Saturday dinner at Fred Boeks in Archer and visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krance in Central City with Traci staying on through the week with her grandmother.
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Leroy Rein
Tami
Traci
Todd
Lincoln
Blanch Rein
Fred Boeks
Archer
Lawrence Krance
Central City
Traci Rein
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4-H
Bob Peterson
Cindy Tooker
Lori Rosenquist
Dan Rosenquist
Connie Eller
Kim Kershaw
Silver Creek
Gayle Wyman
Rita Engel
Susan Nelson
Mid-Plains Motors, Inc
Ford—Mercury
Torino
Dan Kelly
Edna Anderson
Earl Bond
Northern Natural Gas Company
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