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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
8
A brief obituary notes the illness and death of a dear sister with thanks to Rev. Johnson and the church musicians. Mentioned are Myrtle Edith and Edwin Gustafson, Hjalmar Gustafson and family, Walford Nelson, and Lawrence Swanson and his wife and family.
Sincere thanks to all my relatives and friends for the cards gifts and visits during my recent stay in the hospital and while at home.
Ashley Craven expresses gratitude for cards visits and gifts received during hospitalization and after returning home.
Kathleen Kuhnel expresses gratitude to friends and family for cards gifts flowers and visits during hospitalization and at home saying their kindness meant a lot and will be remembered.
The Lundstrom family express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for flowers memorials and all expressions of sympathy during their sister’s illness and death. Special thanks to Pastor Robert Johnson singers pallbearers and those who contributed food and served lunch. Reuben Lundstrom Rudolph Appleton Martin Lundstrom Elaine and James Lundstrom.
Sincere thanks to friends and relatives who remembered me with cards and visits during my stay at the Osceola Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Eklund and the specialist, to the nurses and to Rev Johnson for his visits. God bless you all.
Osceola notes a social page filled with community events. Delmar and Mildred Johnson celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary at the Ford Bond home with guests including Harry and Victor Sterup of Columbus. The column also reports obituaries, birthdays, baptisms, and local gatherings across Stromsburg Shelby and Rising City.
Reb Skinner, hard of hearing, hears a funeral notice for John Hickman. He attends the service with his wife but becomes unsettled when Hickman appears alive, revealing a misread message about Lon Wickman. The tale ends with Reb declining a second funeral, citing politeness and duty.
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