Spitzes and friends share visits around district 18
Wm Branigan of Melbeta visited the George Spitz home on Friday. Adrian Micek of Scottsbluff called on the Phil Miceks Thursday evening. The Fred Flammes exchanged Norfolk business with Mrs Louisa Johannes in Creston and joined the Ziem bas group for Thursday evening. The Virgil Spitz family had Sunday dinner with the Herb Losekes near Platte Center. Canasta club met at Mrs Andrew Micek Thursday afternoon. The Spitzes and Flammes won 10 point pitch prizes at a Columbus cafe gathering and then played cards at Mrs Ruby Luchsinger’s home. Leslie Hohndorf and family had Sunday dinner near Rising City. Alfred Bernts visited the Emory Kuhnel family Thursday. The Fred Flammes joined Duane Gables for Thursday supper near Osceola. USE THE WANT ADS.
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Wm. Branigan
Melbeta
George Spitz
Adrian Micek
Scottsbluff
Phil Miceks
Fred Flammes
Norfolk
Louisa Johannes
Creston
Bernard Ziemba
Duncan
Frank
Mmes
Bruce Fyfes
S.A.R. Club
Columbus
Fred Croisant
Mary Kumpf
Mary Lane
Princeton
Ill
Henry Kumpf
Atchison, Kans
Fred
James Dunning
Raymond
Harry Crossant
J. N. Norton
Polk County
Old West
Osceola
P .A. Nelson
Nelson
Court House
Rivoli
Shirley Temple
Bing Crosby
Ethel Merman
Warner Oland
Paul Joy
Rock Island
I J
J. H. Trenerry Jr
Omaha
Osceola Records 50 Years Ago March 9 1916 Highlights
Osceola history page notes auctions as Merton Burley plans to sell his southeast Osceola property before moving to Canada. Mentions local moves by Dave and Mrs. Mace, Beulahites, wheat and corn market quotes, a Cozad Osceola basketball result 17 15, and farming activity in Beulah and Wesley Chapel districts. Also includes 1926 1936 1946 1956 items on locals, sales, sports, and public notices.
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Merton Burley
Osceola
Canada
Dave Mace
Geo. Dimick
Ridge
Beulahites
Allinda Fernandez
Wahoo
Cozad
Chauncey Cremeen
Beulah
Wesley Chapel
Frank Hewitt
Gust Johnson
Grand Island
Ruth
Helen
C. F. Egelhoff
Nels Nelson
Doctor Phoebe Oliver a Pioneer Woman in Nebraska
Ten years ago on March 15 1956 an open house and dedication marked the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital. The account highlights Phoebe Amelia Oliver a pioneering woman physician sent to serve the Oto and Missouri tribes in Nebraska and notes a history of her life from 1841 to 1871 including education in Philadelphia New York and her medical degree amid resistant male students.
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Phoebe Amelia Oliver
Philadelphia Society of Friends
Missouri
Nebraska
Oliver
Norton County
Kansas
Nebraska State Historical Society
Rockford
Ill
New York
Female Medical College
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Blackwell
U.S
Pennsylvania Hospital
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Dr. Oliver Briggs Oto Agency life and drift into Kansas
In 1872 Dr. Oliver Briggs a Pennsylvanian Quaker married John Story Briggs at the Omaha agency schoolhouse after approval by superintendent Samuel Janney. They aided settlers in Nebraska and Kansas, Briggs trading goods at Norton and dying in 1890 after years of frontier medical work.
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U.S
Samuel Janney
Nebraska
Oliver
A. L. Green
John Story Briggs
Agency
Briggs
Republican
Republican City
Norton
Kans
Oto
Kansas
Fn County
Troy
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Food Center
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Lola Miller
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Matheson-Arnold Vfw Auxiliary
Mildred Teegerstrom
Hannah Johnson
Ramona Teegerstrom
Treas
Lucy Merritt
Mildred Kreis
Dorothy Fleck
Myrtle Ry
Old
Kathy Howe
National
Ad Rep
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association American Newspaper Representatives
Edmund Burke
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