Methodist Men Entertained By C. W. Hennings
The Methodist Men will be entertained by C. W. Hennings and…
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
5
The Methodist Men will be entertained by C. W. Hennings and…
The Liberty Local No. 573 E. C. U. invites members to its annual picnic set for Friday evening June 9. The note appears among a flurry of social visits and family gatherings across the area with numerous relatives and friends listed.
Mr and Mrs Butch Eschler and Maxine near Rising City were Wednesday callers in Mrs Josephine Benda's home. Birth day Club met at Mrs Neil Brigham's Tuesday afternoon. Josephine Benda and Albert and Louis Benda with John Zohner near Shelby visited Thursday. John Gonka and Ted joined Homer Ingalls family for Sunday dinner near Shelby. Thomas Micek Columbus with Louis Scow family and Marvin Kearney visited John Micek home Sunday. Edward Lisko visited the Butch Esehler home near Rising City.
Mrs. Adolph Bernt visited Columbus with daughter to attend the wedding of Betty Hasselbach and Harold Smith. Wyoming visitors joined Ralph Hasselbalch family. Genoa guests saw Carl Benda family. All claims against the estate must be filed in county court by September 23, 1950 or be barred. Dated May 26, 1950. L. M. Merrick County Judge (Seal).
Creditors must file claims with the County Court of Polk Nebraska and attend a hearing on September 25 1950 to present proof and evidence. The notice mentions Don Monson Osceola vocational agriculture teacher and family moves to Norfolk farm Gospel Ridge and Ponca educator Frank Banks resigning to relocate to California.
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