Death of L. F. Anderson in Osceola at 67
L. F. Anderson died suddenly at his Osceola home. Born in Denmark in 1849 he was 67. Survived by widow two sons Geo F and Garfield and a daughter Mrs Anna Peterson all of North Dakota. Other items note whisker fashion, a runaway wagon near Pratt Hotel, a Dutch Colonial style $3000 residence on State Street near completion and a reflective stance on the old courthouse as progress looms.
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L. F. Anderson
South Osceola
Denmark
Geo. F
Garfield
Oriska
N. D
Anna Peterson
H. Schultz
Oswald
Pratt Hotel
John Carlson
Jule Ludden
D. F. Barber
South State Street
Funeral Services for Frederick Timm at Local Church
Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist Church for Frederick Timm with cemetery rites conducted by the local American Legion Post. Other items note a Bozeman lumber firm stake by W F Chauner, Doane College oratorical honors for Irma Nuquist, and staff changes at Osceola High School with W W Norton named coach. Additional notes include Florence Johnson and Irma Hastings placing in state contests, Richard Wieseman's death at Immanuel hospital, soil conservation meeting attendance, and births and office appointments in the area.
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Frederick Timm
Methodist Church
American Legion
W. F. Chauner
Osceola
Bozeman
Montana
Chauner
Frank Chauner
Irma Nuquist
Doane College
W. W. Norton
Pierce
Neb
Osceola High School
State University
Florence Johnson
Columbus
Warren Ball
Irma Newcomer
Kearney
Irma Hastings
Goldie Johnson
Richard Wieseman
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Polk County Soil Conservation Committee
Robert Taddiken
L. E. Treadway
H. A. Jones
F. B. Kelly
Lincoln
Henry A. Wallace
Washington
Homer E. Hartson
June
Los Angeles
California
Earl Miller
Shelby Hospital
Richard Dale
Obituary of J A C Johnston of Honeybrook
Twenty years ago J A C Johnston was born in Honeybrook Pennsylvania in 1860 and died Monday at age 75. He leaves a widow and two children Harvey who farms southeast of town and Rilma at home. The Osceola contestants in the champion typewriter division at
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J.A.C. Johnston
Honeybrook
Penn
Harvey
Rilma
Osceola
Hardware Store Opens In Osceola
Ten years ago Fred Branting announced the formal opening of his new hardware store next Saturday after renovating the former Farmers Union building on Osceola's east side. The edition notes Campbell Nyberg moved into new law offices south of the post office, and Terry Carpenter led a failed condemnation bid against Consumers Public Power District in Nebraska.
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Fred Branting
Farmers Union
Fred
Osceola
Campbell & Nyberg
Campbell
Terry Carpenter
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Consumers Public Power District
Shadow of the Cross Rises Over Maryville Hill
The white Cross atop the hill above Maryville draws crowds for spiritual comfort and rumored miracles. Paddy Burns, once a town outcast, recovers from illness and, selflessly, finds solace at the Cross after a life of drinking and protest. His return to the hill ends with a solemn kneel before the Cross as sunlight halos the monument.
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Maryville
Paddy Burns
Paddy
City Rejects Terry Proposal by Narrow Margin
Obituary notices record Ethel Jane Lillie born April 9 1900 Rockford Nebraska died near Osceola aged 46 widow of Jennings Heckman. Also notes James McK H McMullen buys Hastings Produce Feed Store business with Tommy Hastings remaining operator. Marriage of Shirley Mark and Vaughn A Deay in Columbus on May 6. Edward Brown dies aged 64 leaving wife and five children.
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Terry
Ethel Jane Lillie
William E
Alberta Lillie
Rockford
Nebr
Osceola
Jennings Heckman
James McK. H. McMullen
Nebraska City
Hastings Produce & Feed
Tommy Hastings
Shirley Mark
Vaughn A. Deay
Columbus
Edward Brown
City to Receive Locomotive Donation for Lexington
A city council decision directs donation of a locomotive engine to Lexington. Officials expect the engine to arrive and be dedicated in Lexington in the near future.
Old 485 engine and wedding news in Daily papers
Four feet eight and a half inches wide is the engine number Old 485. It is in the palms round house being painted. Christine Stuttrucker and two year old Robert arrive in North Bend from Frankfort Germany to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Martens after leaving Hamburg Saturday night. Marven Martens met his fiancee in Europe ending seventeen months of gov ernment paper arrangements. Time grows near for a special election on merging Wymore and Blue Springs schools with Blue Springs not liable for Wymore debt. Oshkosh to aid tornado warnings by radio or telephone. A long
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Scottsbluff
Garden County News
Palms Round House
Dawson County Herald
Christine Stuttrucker
Robert
North Bend
Frankfort
Germany
Henry Martens
Hamburg
Marven Martens
Henry Mertens
Europe
North Bend Eagle
Wymore
Blue Springs
Wymore Arbor State
Oshkosh
Processional Invocation and Music Program Highlights
A church program lists a piano solo Rhapsody by Brahms, soprano Green Pastures, and a sermon by Rev. Robert Johnson with a benediction and recessional. It names participants including Mrs. Maurine Schuman, Rev. Homer P. Bollinger, Ruth Richards, Ann Schott, Walden Jones, Dr. Earle W. Wiltse, and Supt. Clair W. Walker.
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Brahms
Bonnie Gibbins
Robert Johnson
Jeanne Inness
John Howe
God
Maurine Schuman
Homer P. Bollinger
Ruth Richards
Ann Schott Walden Jones
Earle W. Wiltse
Girls
Clair W. Walker
W. W. Norton
Chopin
City votes on generating plant contracts and oil well intents
The Blair city council approved contracts totaling 192 313 for expanding the generating plant amid heated debate and possible new election. A 13 year old and her sister were placed in custody with restrictions. Saline county farm land shows an intent to drill an oil well as Nebraka notices 19 wildcat well plans were announced by the Conservation and Survey Division.
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Blair Pilot-Tribune
Saline County
Conservation and Survey Division
University of Nebraska
Wilbur Republican
School assigns Junior-Senior party duties to instructor
School authorities report only a few parents willing to sponsor and direct the Junior-Senior party set for Friday evening. Instructor Tom Keating has assumed active management with assistance from several faculty members and a limited number of parents expected to attend Blair Enterprise.
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Tom Keating
Blair Enteprise
Kasparek Family Visits Osceola for First Great Grandchild
Mr and Mrs Dick Kasparek and daughter of Kansas City and Mrs James Kasparek of Omaha visit Osceola this week to meet her first great grandchild, Andrew Nelson. Extra special for graduation Royal Portable Typewriter offered at 68 50 by Crouse Tex Drug Co.
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Dick Kasparek
Kansas City
James Kasparek
Omaha
Andrew Nelson
Nelson
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
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Martha Herger
Shelby
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Martha
Dakota County Taxpayers League
South Sioux City
Fred Klnsey
Dakota County Star
Senate Interior Affairs Committee
Interior Department
Ainsworth
Snake River
Merritt Dam
Ainsworth Canal
Cherry County
O’neill Frontier
Ord High School
Ord School Board
Ord
Blair
Geneva
Wayward
Wheaties
Pillsbury
Ustared
Milady Coffee
Cornhusker
Ganden
Wieners
Tisque
Anderson Mercantile
Blackbird
Shadow OF the Cross
By Fran Prachter
Lexington N
Unnes Eee Sto Opecated
Lexington
Baccalaureate Service High School
Betsy Nash
Osceola News
Cornhusker League Baseball
Utica
Stromsburg
Osceola Hardware & Appliance
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