Hospital Patient Returns Home in Grand Island
Mrs Hilda Carlson, formerly at St Francis Hospital Grand Island, has returned home. Mr and Mrs Ed Davis and son Roger from Dallas Texas visited Grand Island for the Grand National Bag Hunt and to see friends. The WSCS met at the church basement with quilting and planning for the annual bazaar and chicken supper. Relatives visiting the Dr Bruce Cowgill home included sisters Mrs Chas Kinnaman of Kansas City and Mrs Margie Gordeau of California and daughter Mrs Patricia Toby of Arizona along with Mrs Mary Kindscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle White
Hilda Carlson
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Ed Davis
Roger
Dallas
Texas
Leona Imhoff
WSCS
Bruce Cowgill
Chas. Kinnaman
Kansas City
Margie Gordeau
California
David Toby
Arizona
Mary Kindscher
Frank Kmiecik
Sterling and
Crook
Colo
Lexington
Nebr
Randy Engel
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Okla
Andy Engels
Irl Ward
Mabel Carter
Osceola Items Highlight Appointments and Local News
Dr John L Blodig named clinic instructor in psychiatry at Creighton University Medical School. Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital offers free diabetes tests Nov 17 23. OHS band earns high rating at Nebraska marching contest. Osceola football summary with Monson scoring 42 points. Obituaries: Carla Sauter and Mrs Stanley Custer. Local notices include population changes in Polk County and civic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Blodig
Osceola
Creighton University School of Medicine
Roy Ericson
Culver City
Calif
Roy
Here
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
OHS
Gene Cappen
Lincoln
Craig Monson
Gary Ahlquist
Dan Wieseman
Carla Sauter
Clarks
Martha Jane Miller
West Side Street Widening Starts This Week
The city began widening the block from the post office to the lumber yard this week as part of a west side street improvement project. Also noted are local residents and alumni appointments, including Nebras Wesleyan University student body, and community obituaries and legacy updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Berck
William Bryan
Lavern Richards
Nebras- Wesleyan University
John W Herrmann
Blair
Crowell
Ed Almstrom
Kenneth
Kelso, Wash
W. R Kepner
Nebraska State
Fremont
Lou Richmond
California
Obituary notices and early 20th century local items
Caroline H Dorsey born 1837 Ohio died Oct 25 at 85 married to R H Mc Ginnis leaving six children. Services were held at Polk. A girl born to August Iean Oct 30. First snowstorm of season Monday two inches. thermometer 14 Tuesday. Robert H Wade of Rising City killed by accidental shotgun discharge while hunting, about 35. A son named Agval Byron born to A S Torell on Oct 25. Mary Zipper and Joseph Tarcon marry yesterday in Silver Creek with 100 guests. The Watts from Loup City visiting. they sold their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline H Dorsey
Ohio
R H McGinnis
Polk
August Iean
Robert H Wade
Rising City
A S Torell
Agval Byron
Mary Zipper
Joseph Tarcon
Tarnov
Silver Creek
Wm Watts
Loup City
Transfer of Deeds and Local Property Transfers in Osceola Area
A list of multiple warranty and quitclaim deed transfers in Osceola and surrounding areas, detailing owners and parcels in Smiths Addition, Tschauner's Addition, and Stromsburg subdivisions, including Gordon, Scow, Chaney and others. Also notes weather bureau activity, a golden wedding anniversary in Osceola, and recent marriage license issuances for Torell, Hennings, Nelson, and Samuelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby E. Anderson
Ellen Cathree
Smith
Osceola
Oliver C. Scow
Ellen M. Scow
Bessie E. Scow
Oliver Dale Scow
Phoebe Hope Bradley Chaney
Richard A. Bolton Jr
Albin J. Prososki
Tschauner
John S Smith
George C Bollig
Shelby
Leroy Gerrard
Stanton S Moore
Paul E. Moore
Gerrard
Stromsburg
Harry Lees
Vernon D Cliffords
East
Harry E Oppliger
Roger K Oppliger
Kenneth O Knight
Richard S Waite
Ernest T Swoboda
Jack R Conrad
James A Rosenquist
Dennis Daly
Boostrom
Morrill
Stromsburg Guardian
George Lux
Joan Bock
Loup City
Crown of Medicine Hat
Tom Klassy
Theodore Birke
Mike Hoffer
Weather Bureau
Andrew Peterson
South Osceola
A S Torell
Lucy J. Hennings
Walter Nelson
Marie A. Samuelson
Armistice Day Memories in York Nebraska 1918
The York Daily News Times covered the 1918 Armistice Day celebrations in York when false reports of peace sparked joyous public celebrations. Editors noted the mistaken news, the early morning parades, bands, and the town’s festive atmosphere. It recalls Armistice Day’s evolution into Veterans Day and Nebraska’s war casualty totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nebraska
United States
Germany
Great Britaan
France
U. S
York Daily News-Times
Nebraska State Historical Society
Lincoln
Associated Press
Lansing
News -Times
Omaha
Europe
News-Times
Smith
Osceola Visit Highlights Local Vets Hospital Callers
Mrs Larry Miley and children of Valparaiso and Mrs Dennis Kubicek of Lincoln visited the Vets Hospital in Lincoln Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Massie called on the Calmer Bodens Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Miley
Valparaiso
Dennis Kubicek
Lincoln
Vets Hospital
Chas. Massie
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Silver Creek News
Nina Delamore
Clara Bryant
Nina’s
Dale Beck
Missouri
Rex Graham
Otto Dittmer
Frank Lisco
Rod Gaedake
Laredo
Leo Albers
Tom Hofbauer
Edward Wagners
Earl Colby
Chris Comstock
Robert Vizal
Joanne
Golden
Stan Almen
Santa Clara
William Buhl
A.D
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I. Digel
Geritol
Sominex
Jergens
Lyryan
Mtg
Coricidin
Tylenol
Pertussin
Aera Mig
BAYER
Pertussin Comgh Sayre
Bush
Osceola, Ne
Edward Zelasney
Chas. Zelasney
Polk County
Stanley Custer
St Mary Hospital
Columbus
Michael Horst
George Carson
Casey
Osceola Community Club
George Craven
Dr. Wurtz
Dennis Casey
Roy van Hoosen
Dot
D. W.mcfadden
Mary
Richard Swearingen
Shreveport
Alice Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
I J Merrick
Congress
Korea
Vietnam
Joyce
Osceola News
Arema
ITT
Mena Northern Towels
Ken Con Co
Gen E Haror
Pia
Colgate
Beterdey
Gillett
Dewey
Baby Ruth
Sue
Tack & 7 Feterday
Tow
Ull
Jack & Jill
Ash A
Worthern
Hi-C
Aah
Good Jack & Ontin Osceola
Washington Extra
Roth
Prem Baltine Keebler
America
Jacke Jill Food Center
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