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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1964
Page
9
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Grace S Monson and Paula Seton Monson filed a district court petition in Polk County Nebraska seeking to quiet title and partition the real estate described as the west half of the northwest quarter in section 24 township 14 range 3 west and the east half of the northeast quarter in section 23 township 14 range 3 west. Defendants include Nels Paul Monson Louise Monson Wallace Fritchop Monson and others heirs devisees personal representatives and unknown tenants in possession. Answer due by August 17 1964.
County Court of Polk Nebraska will hear and allow all claims against the estate of Sarah Joy Meacham on November 13 at 10:00 A M. Claims must be filed by November 12 1964 or be forever barred. Dated July 21 1964. Sealed by J E Steeple County Judge.
Local calendar lists Methodist WSCS meeting July 24 at 2 30 p m with 1 45 p m executive, July 26 baseball Clarks at Osceola, July 27 Chamber Lions events, July 24 to August 16 various IOOF Garden Club Rebekahs Maple Leaf and CBS sessions, City Council and Firemen notices, August 9 Osceola at Belgrade baseball, Lulu Ward and Harriet Fischer named at events.
Local church notices list service times for ST PAUL LUTHERAN CALVARY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ST VINCENT CATHOLIC FIRST METHODIST FAIRVIEW METHODIST LUTHERAN CHURCH and Union Service. July 26 marks The Ninth Sunday after Trinity with 9 30 am Sunday school and 10 30 am worship. July 29 8 00 pm softball game Baptist versus Calvary. July 30 9 00 am junior choir practice.
Local society notices record hospital visits funeral attendance and family gatherings in Lincoln and nearby towns. Visitors include Mrs. Harold W Johnson and others at Bryan Memorial Hospital. Neighborhood clubs, birthday events, church open houses, and picnics feature multiple families such as the Sarows Larson Gestrines and Jones, with travel to Omahas and York cafes for celebrations. A July 18 committee meeting at Connie Stromberg discusses a dress revue themed around JFK.
Mrs. Harold Gondringer remains hospitalized but improving as visiting relatives from Torrance California drop by. Others from Nebraska return home after visits, with hospital stays noted and church services planned at St Andrew. Shrine Circus attendance reported along with infant baptism at St Mary’s.
Mrs. Bob Baker hosted nine ladies for a birthday tea honoring Mrs. Don Baker. Numerous visits and family gatherings fill the week from Polk to Silver Creek with updates on Navy enlistments, church offices, 4-H club meetings, bridal showers, and new home construction in Osceola and Stromsburg.
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