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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
5
Osceola Nebras ka newspaper notes Perry N Sapp as editor and publisher. It lists postal entry under March 3 187? and shows subscription rates of 2 50 per year in Nebraska and 3 00 outside Nebraska. Reading notices are charged per line. Board of Thanks appears.
Robert J. Inness longtime Polk County resident died at his Omaha home from a heart attack on May 22. He worked with Peterson Lithograph and Printing Co. in Omaha. Survived by wife Margaret Kepner Inness and daughter Marjory Inness Kempster of Chicago Heights. Services held May 25 at Ceo Methodist Church with local pallbearers and arrangements by Kepner Funeral Home. Burial in Osceola Cemetery. Inness born March 3, 1891 near Shelby Nebraska attended University of Nebraska and was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. He had worked in banking and later as salesman for the U S Check Book Co. and Peterson Company.
The Hoffer Cemetery Association invites all interested members to attend a Friday afternoon meeting at one o clock in the cemetery.
Memorial Services planned for Monday at 9 00. Birth announced for Martin Vern Rystrom born May 23 at Stromsburg Hospital. Various local residents mentioned with visits hospitalizations anniversaries travels and social events among Stromsburg area families.
The Wesley Chapel Social Center Rest Home received Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Roy Russell and family from Fullerton Mr and Mrs Horace McKeag of Shelby and Mr and Mrs Hugh Johnston. Phyllis From led Methodist youths to Bartlett Nebraska by chartered bus.
District No 3 residents Mrs Albert Inschman and Gordon near Lone Star visited with Mrs Edward Lisko Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ovidlle Enyeari went to Omaha Tuesday. Walter Bernt and family near St Andrews called at John Micek home Wednesday. District 18 closed for summer with a picnic planned. Butch Eschler and Maxine near Rising City visited Carl Benda Thursday. Phil Micek visited Henry Czuba near Columbus Friday.
Hollis Campain and wife welcomed their son Little Jimmie Hollis born last Thursday at Stromsburg hospital. The item notes family visits, hospital stays, and local social events including alumni banquet, funerals, weddings, and visits in neighboring towns.
The Spencer group visits aunt and uncles at Frank Hambek’s home. Hollis Campain and son return from Stromsburg hospital. sister stays with relatives from Loveland Colorado. Henry Zang visits with daughter and Fred Huggler family. Marlene Meister spent weekend in Bellwood. Laurence Meister and family help celebrate at Clarence Krafka’s in Bellwood. Relatives learn of a new baby boy, Michael Eugene Urban, born to Delbert and urban Petersburg residents. Lee Brown hosts at Staplehurst with Ben Mailand and son.
A list of current hospitalizations includes surgical patients Louis Hester and William Mouden in Osceola, Edna Stunkel in Polk, Dorothy Mills in Osceola, medical patients Harry Ellinger in Stromsburg Carrie Zollars in Polk Sarah DeLand in Osceola Dan Magnuson in Osceola and Daniel Olson in Shelby, plus a newborn baby boy Mills in Osceola.
Family and friends gathered for a birthday anniversary honoring the husband. Attendees included Mr and Mrs O F Branting, Raymond Branting and daughters, Fred Branting and daughter, Diane Buhl of Osceola, Mrs N Creekpaum and Eller Branting of Omaha, Homer Branting of Grandland, and Kermit Branting. The honoree received many cards and gifts.
A notice lists a food sale to be held at Kepners Store on May 29 organized by the ladies of St Vincent Parish. Proceeds support parish activities.
Swede Home residents attend birthdays baptisms and visits with relatives. Local gatherings include dinner guests and Sunday visits at multiple homes, with names such as Miss Janice Peterson Vernetta Ferris and families like Johnson Larson and Nelson. A note at end mentions National Feeds product pricing.
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