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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1914
Page
1
A broad section of letters and comments reveal brewing tensions over female voting rights and party alignment. The text traces feelings of upheaval from supporters and opponents, with references to the 180s era words and a push toward frank civic involvement.
Word reached Friday of the death of Frank Kropatsch at his home nine miles north of the city. Funeral services were held today from the German Catholic church in the valley and interment followed in the local cemetery. He had sought treatment in Lincoln the past year but it gave only temporary benefit. He is survived by two brothers Oswald and John and four sisters Mrs Julius Cerney Mrs John Scholz Mrs Adolph Kresha and Ida Kropatsch. He left no wife or children.
Services next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 am and services at 11 am and 7 30 pm English services in the evening All are invited Thurdays evening L J will meet in the church In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks Amanda Norman as Administratrix of the estate of G W Rosene hearing set March 23 1914 at 10 am Amelia Rasmussen Supt Also Englehardt Schnasse marriage at the Berck home with Rev A J Wurst officiating expectations and home activities noted
Voters show keen interest in the upcoming city caucus to be held tomorrow night with turnout expected high. Debate centers on city lighting plans and electing a new mayor as Mayor Albin retires due to changed business conditions. Johnson of Bridgeport visited Lincoln on a banking business trip with his brother, the county treasurer. Mrs Horst returns home after visiting the Shore family and others.
Samuel Philip Fox born October 17 1837 in Frederick County Maryland died March 11 1914 in Osceola Nebraska after a stroke. He married Myra T Wilson in 1862 and leaves six children Jennie M Gray Aliss Alice M Fox Frank M Dubois S Burrel Rising City plus siblings Clara Miller Neosho Falls and two brothers. Funeral services were at the Baptist church with Rev A Spalding and Rev J Johnson. the sermon from Job 14 14 reflected on life after death.
We gratefully thank all the kind friends who ministered to our father and appreciate their expressions and tokens of esteem and sympathy for us in our loss. Mr uA. AL Gray, rks
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