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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1949
Page
5
Osceola Nebraska post office advertises subscription rates under the 1879 act. In state price is 2.50 per year while out of state is 3.00 per year.
Reebs brother and sister in law Clarence Reitz were mentioned. Mrs Gus Carlson called on her mother at Central City Saturday. Mrs Dolph is improving. Alvin Reed and family were called from Riverton Wyoming by the illness of his mother Mrs R Bush of Clarks who went to York hospital. Mrs Walter Buchholz was taken to Lincoln hospital with relatives near her. Silas Hoffer visited the Carlson home. District 57 held a picnic near the river. Dake and Buchta families visited Osceola and Calmar. Gene Scholz and Glenn Buchta wedding attendance in Lincoln and return home. Mrs Robert Carlson and baby visited while men fished. La Verne Dake and Rex with John Young at Fullerton. Louis Dunn family visited Dale McCormick. Mrs Gerald Tomasiewicz and baby returned near Rising City. Miss Rosella Geier helped with household duties. Tom Meacham visited Mrs Wm Dake.
Mrs C R Carlson and Donna Rae joined the Geiers in Omaha on Tuesday. Rolla Mace and family from Gresham visited the Clarks home. Jim Barr from Fullerton vacationed with Robert Mace. Gust Carlson and daughters visited Havens. Joe Karges and Eileen were in Omaha. Tomasiieczs guest at Albin Prososki’s near Pilsno. Cemetery cleanup near Clarks for Memorial Day. Voichaske family visited Harold Konert near Genoa.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Anderson and sons Gary and Delwyn of Wausa hosted weekend guests at the Richard Lundgren home. Lincoln visitor Mary Wegmann spent Friday night and Saturday with her parents and attended the Alumni Banquet in Stromsburg. Fred Fredrickson and Everett Anderson along with Judy drove to North Platte, returning with Kathleen and Barbara Fredrickson of Denver for a three week visit with grandparents. Seattle visitors Mervin Johnson spent Friday with Ronald Sarow. Other guests included the Maleks of Osceola and Johnson families of Central City, and the John and Gestrine households. Weekend family dinners featured many locals. Rev Turnquist of Ceresco visited A E Franzen. Carl Murray Franzen joined for a few weeks. Aurora hosts saw John Johnson and Adolph Forss join Emily Matson for Sunday dinner. Wayne and Osceola visitors, the Rodene families, were entertained Sunday by Harry Rodene and family.
City of Osceola Nebraska adopts detailed budget for 1949 50 fiscal year covering water works street lighting library amusements park maintenance fire equipment sewer and other expenses. Public hearing and June 2 meeting set to pass appropriation bill. May 12 1949.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska heirs and creditors are notified of hearings to hear, adjust and allow all claims filed against the estate of Leo J. Dinges deceased. Creditors must file claims by September 3 1949 or be barred. A hearing is set for September 6 1949 at 10 o clock A M. Dated May 4 1949.
The State of Nebraska informs all persons interested in the estate of William A. Viergutz that probate proceedings are initiated. Interested parties must follow due process to present claims or challenges within the designated timeframe and court oversight governs the matter.
Sophia Hannell, deceased, Nebraska estate notice lists interested parties. Vernon Swanson and wife now in Lincoln after residing in San Antonio Texas. Lawrence Swanson and family visited Lincoln Sunday to see their son and daughter-in-law.
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